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Evening star., 1952-01-22
SITUATIONS WoMEN

GIRL. colored. desires work as .
marker In laundry or dry cleaners;
conscientious worker. Ii. 6-1&66.
GIRL, eolored, desires part-tine work,
$50 to 1:30; or cleaning ofhces;
GIRL. coiored. desires evening work,
CaIl any time after 8 pm. Fl.
GIRL wants g.h,w. or taking care, Of
some employees children; exper.;
pleasant reliable. NO, g473.
SECRETARY, yrs. varied exper,
attractive, personable, desires post
tion with exec. who demands and Is
willing to pay for top flight ems
ploye.' IA. 1887, -r23
SECRETARIAL SERVICES, $3.50 per
hour; prompt. accurate work. Call
ST. 800 or pI. 5000, 23s
GERMAN LESSONS; take all kinds
Of translation IGerman-Englishl
Can IKE. 3-53e3 after 2 p:ni-
MAID. wants laundry work; spt. wed.
and Fri; refs. L. 3-1920.
COLORED GIRL desires work %
counter girl Of maid IL store OF
COLORED PRACTICAL NURsE de-
sifes pvt. case or hospital work:
excel. ref. DE. 1912.
COLORED WOMAN desires Job clean
Ing once or days Knrk: 6-day week.
LII 3-3400. -&3
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HELP MoMEN

YOUNG WOMEN (2l. white. intelli-
gent, sales minded; Tor part-ttme
work In sales dept. Of large national
puhIishef; 10 to 2 daily; S55-$76
per week On liberal percentaGe basis:
exper. unnec. Eor interview phone
MR.. Y q. COLEMAN MA. 4420.
BETHESDA, ~ n.w;..t4, -. capable won. WON.
weekly. RE. 07s5. -22
CAREER In drugs and cosmetics;
busy downtown drug store has
position open IN drug and cosmetic
dept. Wonderful opportunity for
enthusiastic saleslady. Apply PRESS
DRUG. 1S40. r st. NV. next to
Capital Theater. --28
WHITE. for general office work. Typ
ing tqo shorthandl, filing. PIX
switchboard operator (experience
NOT nesessary). in small office. Box
RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGEp white
%osb s. K ssTs sor .sy os ena refs sna
required. IA. S-1035. --23
AVON PRODUCTS will help house
wives earn in their spare time;
profitable work. CAN GIL. $3.50 aft; 9.
ALE woMEN-sen Dupont nylons,
51-15s; only 5Sc pr. No Investment;
we supply goods. Call collect, Mar
ket 2-4352. Newark. n. ].
GREETING CARDS, Is FOR 81
Exciting valte all-occasion assort-
ment sells on sight. You make 1909
profit-S5O on boxesl 81 imprinted
stationery, de luxe assortments,
perspnalized matches, napkins, other
fast sellers. No experience needed.
Imprint samples FREE. Boxes on ap-
proval. ARTISTIC, 1889 Way.
Elmira, New York.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
TYPIST-CI,ERK

TYPIST-CLERK
For insurance claims dept; perma-
nent position; 1895. Apply MRS
REFS, $40 Woodward Bldg. DI.
WAITRESS. cocktail lounge; night
work, good tips; size 12 to II. Apply
In person, 3433 Conn. ave. --2S
WAITRESS, experienced, part-fime,
night work, good hours. good tips;
boro pike. District lights. Md "a
WAITRESS. colored, over 21, expert
enced. Apply WEBER'S RESTAU-
RANT. 402 Il st. ne. No phone
Tf!AiTeEss.ApDly "a a1s In person. sssos
WAITRESS. white. experienced, ex-
cellent tips. Apply OYSTER BAY
RESTAURANT, 9O4 9th st. NV. j..
WAITRESS, experienced; LIQUOR and
CARRIGANs RESTAURANT. 2o17
RAfTREsss, good earnings, e expert
enced. DUFFY's TAVERN, 1851 Ga.
WAfTREss, sfi RiS white, experienced; night
work. Apply RECTOR'S RES
TAURANT. 1345 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS WANTED-Excellent sal
ary. hours and tips; dining room
service. Apply Ell MEXICO RES
TAURANT. 1908 Conn: ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. white, night work. 8
days q wk.; salary, $25 wk. Apply
BAND BOX RESTAURANT, TAT Sth
st. Sc. -22
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MELP poMEsTlc

COMPANION AND EOUSEKEEPER
in: sood salary. EN-. Oe26. ~22
c0okG;EW. s,ea6v IasEs, iossf Fsss ssss i've M
cSSPkEs sSse ssh Saits soma aan saCD assDss r;
zps sqsss'nSSsifi ssaii 1s sis. MI M sass Sss -sss
CHILD CARE-cook. g.h.w;; live IN:
good local refs. required. EA. $40.
COOK-G.H.w.-Abie. pleasant; part
time, for small family in small apt:
nsspSNn2sRP sepy trsnsP ~ E7TT6,7sN zsssS. - car. ,o,
poesor, tssss ehht1assn ho@s: ief. hyi II. ill1 i've
G.H.W. for guest house, references re-
auired. Call MI. es76 after 5;3o
G. G.H.M.-Renned iMi white woman, 1850;
iSr %dffta father Il and seoo prser sr abtS RSs
to drive. spare ear; exceedingl--
SSa home: VIII iinE five 0osei Ss one q the family
with all, privileges; satisfactory Sal-
aIy and amount OF time on. BOZ
LAURN6REss. TR6 expert. must like chill
dren; Thurs, Fri. Sat. and every
other SUM-; refs, REQUIRED; excel
MaT staTsinc 1coio4sS salaS5y NY Wo s1Ss mus. Ae *.
perlenced; refs. required; 6Is days.
$50. CAN IA. 6-7oa7' RE: So. sSs1:
AN OPPORTUNITY to live in q beau
tiful home, eat good food. have sn
a.. "a; Livs-ih maid. experienced. as wo.
WHITE S22fi WOMAN. under IS. 1--we i've IN
and care, for small apt ana S,yr;..
old school girl; parents BOT both sssahIa wST5 2:
rel. required; day and half on yk;;
pleasant work. cail EN-. 9s41. ss1.
ExPfERiESekD aifiE Si{h eH.w. and laundry:
recent reference required; TOP sal-
WOMAN s6Si IT, white. Rite. to car. for rohiisrsn
for working mother, one Is school
age; person Int interested in gooS bone m
MIDbLE-AGED woman who would
IKE . hSme te help with hesse- Ss
WOMAN--Assist with g;h.w. ocea.
Catholic family In lovely section Md.
over D. c. line; basement apt. with.
private bath; modest salary. Write
full particulars. Box 367-H. Star;
GIRL. to care for 2 school: age ehil-
UPSTAIRS MAID, sleep in 4 nights,
PVT: upstairs ro,s an snn 1o6s new home; recent
G.H.W. AND COOKING; city. refs:;
Mon through Fri. noon through
dinner; $25 rlus carfare, WEST
MORELAND HILLS. OIL. 21S2. -24
COOK, colored. experienced. over 30,
refs. 5h-day wk., In every other
SUM-; downstairs cleaning and
laund.; $50, on upper 18th st..
GIRL WANTED by working mother;
sleep IN; pvt rm; ga days S26 VIZ.
G.H.W.-Iaundry; some cooking:
must be fond Of children; $50 wk.;
.5&-day wk. OIL. 1887. g.1..y - In
old; Inv; good salary; ,expet:;
LOCAL eT ogsa red hrs. 7;1S-6' or liss ss. Ia
H0UsEKEEPER-colored. settled. and
reliable; to live in; care of 2 child
rem; $l40 per mo. Cali between 10
am. and noon. OIL. 2774. -2S
LADY-Colored, so yrs. to do light
chores andN care for / child. 2 yrs
old, while mother works at night;
in exchange for home, meals. IA.
1864. -23
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc

GIRL, eolored, wants lipe-in Job,
g.h.w.; fond Of children. Prom 8. G.
HU. ST99. -22
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w. Mon. to
ref; perm. LII. 4-1786,
GIRE, colored. desires days work.
Mon. Tues. Thurs. and Sat-; exper..
good refs. DE. O6lO after 5.
GIRL cOlored, wishes days work; q
or 5 days; city refs De. 52b6.
NO cooking. IL. 4-7576.
GIRL cOIored, wants cleaning. daya
week. City REF. ST. 1854.
tContinned @ Next RAsel
Evening star., 1952-01-22
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started.
Spsnns open rate. aD' 1Sa sH s5s3. ~ 90
ACCOUNTANT. part time; all Of your
records and income tax. returns
prepared by one Of Americas LARGEST
income tax service organizations for
week. or. 66O6 or OF. 359S. :
ATTORNEY-CPA, member ALA. Tor:
merly special agent with Bureau OF
Internal Revenue; broad and diver:
sified experience. in CPA firm and
YIN. lynn :%Dasmeas aHs e. 5aa 81 Pss
csRTirfHs6 s1hi FLEE; wArcHMAKER Wants
employment; salary, commission,
partnership; state details. Box a. AK.
CHINESE COOK desires position in
night club or restaurant; complete
charge o. kitchen. including buying
If desired Call between 10 a.m.-5
pm, D!: 4s52. CHIN DocKas so6
CHEF-A-i in sea foods; sober, last.
DAVE, Ii. 3-2617.
COM MACHINE mechanic, years.
pssan Rssn,nsssa s.aasS nsye car and tools ss.n'
DRAsFF4TsSI2N, sF4T SIV; own once, desires con-
facts VI with s,f tir%s nsoe on contract ass Sssis;
MAN, colored, wants work es lighs
hard worker. HO. 1855 =.
MAN (coIored) desires job OF Jobs,
tools transp. WA. 31i6.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry;;, 9rsG nepsS-
aasboT Lights Corp. NE. 1852.
sociation experience in washington
and still ct it, wants more active
more lucrative Job that is going some
place. Foreign work considered BOZ
SALES SgA ENGINEER. asasiiNEER SO. desires South
srn T Is ,ooS eeSFes Serves sSS
mant; air conditioning and fefrtgera:
ton; excel. refs; income. $4,000
upward. Box 444-D. Star.
STATISTICAL elk, age "a. good at
figures, calcu. machine; no typingi
YoUNGt MAN, 26, single; BIS. in COM
merce, licensed D. G. attorney; pub
lie relations, publishing, printing
sales experience: exceptional appear
ance and personality; presently EN-.
ployed; would welcome onerg Tor In;
sssa:sas fes.sn wns BoH e 'Esss ss
SINGLE BUsINEssMAN. age 81.
active, wishes home and sal. Tor
services. Mr.. WILHELM. 1911 Yer
GRRniAN' RRSs Sye; f,rst 9V b, wide clerical ex-
per law degree. good Eng, wants to
work for Amer. hrm in Germany or
here. Juniper 0-7676.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HELP woAEN

DENTAL AsSISTANT-Not over 30;
excellent opportunity In downtown
NV. once; reply IN own handWrit-
ing, giving full details Of qualifica-
tons; experience desirable but not
rS reSsssntial Bog S60.D. star ,2s ~
part time. PETWORTH PHARMACY.
4201 Ga. ave. NV. --23
DRUG CLERKS-4S-hr. VIZ. Must be
experienced and able to furnish To-
mission. ROCK CREEK DRUG, S3Oe
Grubb rd.. Silver Spring. SH. 1927.
EDITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
necessary; n eS % pleasant tAW WorEins IGess condi-
tons; 6-day week. Write. stating
experience and salary expected. Boz
FILE CLERKS-Age, lS to 25; 5-day
Wk., paid vacat.; starting salary.
$50: interim increases. Apply Miss
Pearson WESTERN ELECTRIc CO.,
FILE CLERK
Under 80, with typinR ability for
newspaper co. Georgetown section.
5-day VIZ. Employees dement's and ad-
yancement opportunity. CO. 1914:
FILTER, exp. woman, for exclusive
women's wear shop; position perma-
nent. Apply ERLEBAcHER's. IlS3
Conn. ave. -22
FOOD CHECKER
Experienced. Apply IN person. Man
ayers once, HAY ADAMS HOTEL.
18th and II sts. NV. -22
FOUNTAIN CLERKS, coIored, neat
and experienced only need apply; no
night or Sunday work Apply AL
BANY PHARMACY. 18th and r SITS.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, reliable;
grill exper., steady; good pay. e.
CAPITOL CUT RATE, SOL 3. Cap
FOUNTAIN sST1 ri MANAGER. thorouehly
capable and experienced; good PROD
osition for right party. Give full
details. Box 409-D. Star. "a
GENERAL OFFICE WORK-Part-
time. 2 or 3 hours in afternoon,
in ladies speciality shop: KOTZIN,
1909 g st. NV. EX. 0232. -25
GENERAL Office work. good starting
salary, company benefits, permanent,
pleasant working conditions. 6-day
wk. Apply in person, ROSS CO,
702 7th st. NV. --28
HAT CHECK GIRL, attractive; good
hours, good atmosphere, other ad-
vantages. DUKE zEIBERT RES
TAURANT, 1880 L st. NV. ST.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HrLP MoMEN

MATTRESSES. white. tray service:
hours. 12 noon 70 g. 9 p.ln. GREY
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va. CAL iu per-
-on after 10 am. IA, 2-1313. ---23
only, on
food and drinks; good tips. AK.
9S36. "a
white. must be expert
enced. NO. 1883. s & L pELICA-
TESSEN RESTAURANT, 1905 7th
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply
1888 14th st. NV, CIRCLE RES
WAiTRESSEs-Full and part time;
exper. on drinks nee. Apply In per-
son. CONGRESSIONAL COCKTAIL
LOUNGE. los Independence ave.
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perteened. Apply In person to MAN
AGER. McReynolds Apis. 705 18TH
TYPIsT, for oid-established insur-
MR.. BEAN. Elk. $500. --26
TYPIsT-Permanent and attractive
local, Well-established firm; must be
dependable. accurate and neat; s.
day week: salary open. Call Elk.
$594 for interview:
saRs saRsy ssssS 1Dpy D1ssaGH ssSs oDHSss
TYPIsT, r 81 eve. work; 4 hours. ) 3 or
more ewes. Q wk.; Georgetown Sec
ton. state experience and business
phone. Box S-H, Star. "a
TYPIST with some knowledge Of
shorthand; 5-day .wk.; good salary
sos.r sos s0lk1g sS5dasss6s co g. s1s hi
T4PfssT, Is NV Wiling TO operate dc dista-
phone, for general office work; divi.
sion Headquarters office. national
concern; small office, excellent work
ing conditions. 571s-hris. rs.,5r 5,day .;Is ",
ment and sickness disability benefits;
wage progressive plan; age limit, 35
Apply RIM. 7O3. 1857 K st. NV. -23
TYPIST from printee
matter with infrequent run-ins. Un-
limited number of 360-word pages
at the rate Of 25 cents per page
Study Room 113. Library Of Congress
Annex. 27s
TYPIST, young lady with some knowl-
edge Of shorthand; 5-day week,
good starting salary and excellent
opportunity for advancement. gill
TYPIST-White. 4 mos. temporary
work; BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.
Ma! 1868. pa
TYPISTS, experience not necessary;
will train willing workers. Good
starting salary; See Mr.; Klein, MAR
Evening star., 1952-01-22

WOMEN (3), needed at once for part
time, day or evening work. RE
colored, over 25. full OF
part -time salesWork; h. 8. educ
neat appear: able to meet pub.
earnings paid daily. Apply Wed
only 315 pm. YMCA. 1915 18TH
st. NV, -@S
YOUNG LADY, general drug. store
saleswork. 3 nights per week: ex-
perienced preferred. COLONIAL
DRUG-LIoUoR, 1119 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HELP WOMEN

sTENOGRAPHER - National liberal
organization needs stenographer
Salary open, depending on expert
ence and ability; opportunity for
advancement. Call NO. 05Sl, Mon.
through Fri. $50 am. to 5 pm,
-22
STENOGRAPHER--5-day week. $3.50
to 4:30: large organization with
opportunity for advancement; reg
ular pay increases; modern air-con-
ditioned ONCE. Starting salary S55
per week. Call MIR. WEYANT. ME.
4S00. -23
STENOGRAPHER, 1880, perm. pos. /;
37la-hr., 6-day wk., vac. air-cond.
ONCE; no exper. nee. Apply bet. g.
4:30. INSURANCE RATING BU-
REAU. 1016 woodward Bldg, Ma.
STENOGRAPHER, switchboard oper-
a ator aad nd, general & once egon yoFk; hs 36hs-
employe Dement'S. DI. 0333. --22
Evening star., 1952-01-22

1000, Ext. 6lO. 20
SALES CLERKS
Experienced millinery dept Full OF
7th st. NV, millinery dept. End
floor ---22
SALESGIRL, experienced in children,s
wear; good salary. Apply MAYORS
KIDDIE LAND, 1926 Alabama ave.
ssSiiIEsGrRLs, experienced in hosiery
and lingerie. Permanent. Top sal
EN- DAWN. 1908 F ct. NV. "a
SALESLADY. drapery and slipcover
working cond.. good salary, 5-day
sHoP.. 1851 2sth st. g.. shirlington
SHOPPING Center, Arl.. We. -24
SALESLADY in mems wear store;
snowledse sEs Of typinso gaaoa desired. % Ss4
sAIEsGIRL WANTEDwsome knovl-
edge Of music and tipping neces, See
Mrs; Green. KIT MUSIC CO. l35o
saLEsLADY. < q; niDi drapsry and slipcover
fabrics; exper. preferred; excellent
working eond:. good sa,aTy; laIi 0saay SMg
ssHKop.A ABsP Ssi p INV &. NV "a
ABBY ESTHER SHOP, 1925 : 30 st.
saaiiTEsLAp1Es-run q Y and part time
openings In all departments; ex-
cellent salary plus eommiSsions. Apo
ply to Mrs. Olson. NuGENT's. 1910
sSLEsLaSiEs, H ssi AIDES age 1885. experienced
Week, W s $50 to | 8 pm. Mon. through
Fri. Apply WALGREN CO., Pen
tagon Bldg. -22
SALESLADIEs for infants wear;
must have experience: at least 2
y,s years, sslaTy saS to start =, $40 oer week
sAhESLADIES WANTED-New store;
immediate employment; conv. TO
Fairfax-Ariinston Co. residents: also
fountain mgr; and mattresses; -
SALESWOMAN, exp. fitting children
Appiy iaSss fEsfi SsfHER sRlasz SHOP. oPo iss5 st.
sAiEswoMAN. experienced, exclusive
gift shop, downtown area. Call ST.
61S5, 10 am. to $50 pm -23
sEAMsTREsS. white. for dry-clean-
ing plant, capable Of answering
phone, and clerk IL necessary; GOOD
pay. Apply, 3707 Nichols aye; sirs sc.
No phone calls. STYLE CLEANERS.
SECRETARY in NBc teieyision sta
ton. under so; interesting work
and contacts; must have good short
hand and typing; hours, 8 an; to
s pm, Monday through Friday.
See Miss Ferguson. NAT!ONAL
BRoADCASTING CO., 724 14th 81.
SECRETARY, legal, exceptional, un,
der 38; 5-day wk salary. $4,000
Der VI. Cali MA. 1880. --26
SECRETARY, good appearance. with
knowledge Of bookkeeping, for one
man once, and to be ge%neraMy %
ness Opportunity for alert person.
TxceIlent surroundings; good salary.
MEYERS, Conn. ave-, corner 81.
mn -EZ
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HELP WOMEN
SALES CLERKS

RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIST,. for oral
surgery ONCE, white; 61a-day wk.,
7-Wk. vacation with pay. OR.
lnnn EXT ain -22s
Evening star., 1952-01-22
WOMAN

(AhLlNSf1OgO
70 take complete charge Of hosiery
and lingerie dept. Must be fully
exper. and be able to furnish excel.
refs. Excel. salary and comm, paid
group hospitaIization. paid vacations
and other employe benefits.
20. BOX 20S6
POTOMAC STATION, ALEX. Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HElp woMEN
S'TENOGRApHER

With general once exp. and ability
to meet the public: 5-day week:
salary. $50. Apply JAFFE. ell 18th
st. NV. -26
Evening star., 1952-01-22
TEI ,EPHONE OPR

PIX board; day work: must be ex-
periecned. Apply In person to MAN
AGER. McReynolds Apts.. 705 18th
Evening star., 1952-01-22
HELP WOMEN


1na,s;s IS yss e ses for coS Gfss asi.tS O.
b-day Wk.; regular salary increases;
full hospital and surgical insurance.
other employe benefits. Apply per-
Evening star., 1952-01-22

Experienced millinery dept Full or
part time. Apply MORTON'S, 312
7th st. NV, millinery dept, 2nd
Evening star., 1952-01-22

FYPIST, for Old-established insur-
Mr., BEAN, Ex. OS0O. go
Evening star., 1952-01-20

wanted a Korean armistice. Mr..
Vlshinsky should bring his in
fluence to bear where it may have
some effect-on the North Korean
and Chinese commanders"
May Be Vishinsky Farewell.
The Vishinsky arms-atom pro-
lposals to the disarmament COM
mission for study include the
questions of setting up simultane-
GUS atomic control and atomic
weapon prohibition; writing a
draft convention to cover it; re-
lducing Big Five armed forces and
armamentS by one-third in a
year; the furnishing by each State
Iof information on the size of its
forces and amount of weapons
lit has; continuous inspection
without interfering 'in the domes-
tic affairs of States; and calling
a world disarmament conference
before July Is, 1852.
The session may have been Mr..
Vishinsky's last. No other items
are now scheduled which would
require his presence and he was
COW.
expected to leave soon for Mos
Many believe he may not ap-
pear at future U. N. Assembly
sessions because of his age and
physical condition.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
George Washington High
Issues I'd Little Hafchet'

George Washington High School
in Alexandria, has published ths
second volume of the schools new
magazine, 1.-THE Little Hatchet."
The magazine is sponsored by
the Little Hatchet Club. which
formerly was known as the Gre.
ative Writing Club.
Club members do the writing
art students prepare the illustra.
tions, the commercial department
does the tipping, and makeup and
printing is done by the printing
IclaSseS.
The third volume will be pub
Ilished in March.
Kyra Mosel is editor. Penny
lKinnard, assistant editor, and
Allen Reynolds. business manager
Faculty sponsors are Miss Margie
Robertson and Miss Eunice Gill,
editorial; Miss Elizabeth Eisen-
berg, art; Mrs. Watkins Smith,
tipping: Charles Whitfield Drury,
printing.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
'U.N. Turns Down Offer
BY Russia for New
Korean Truce Terms
By the Assoeioted Press

PARIS, Jan. 10. - The United
Nations General Assembly for.
mally rejected today a Russian
proposal for new Korean truce
terms.
BY ratifying a decision taken
two days ago in the 60-nation Po-
litical Committee, the Assembly
Needed the plea of Western powers
to let the current truce talks GO
on in Korea and sent the most
recent Soviet arms-atom proposals
to the U. MS Disarmament Com
mission for further study.
Only Confusion Seen.
Russia revived an old proposal
for an immediate Korean cease
fire and armistice, withdrawal of
troops from the 38th Parallel in
10 days and pulling out all foreign
troops-including volunteers
in three months.
United States Delegate Ernest
A. Gross said the move would only
confuse and delay the negotia-
tions for an armistice in Korea"
and debates here would not pro-
vide a substitute for the good
faith needed on the other side.
Selwyn Lloyd, British minister
OF state, told Soviet Foreign Min
lister Andrei Y. Vishinsky from
the rostrum that, if Russia really
Evening star., 1952-01-20
u. n. Loses 10 Planes
In Week in Korea,
3 10 Ground Fire
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL. Korea. Sunday. Jan. 90.
The United States 5th Air Force
reported yesterday that 10 Allied
planes were shot down during the
past week-two Of them F-86
Sabre jets-in dogfights with Rus
|sian-built MIG-15s.
Sabre pilots downed three MICS
tand damaged seven others DUR
ling the same period. January
10 through, Friday. Communist
ground fire accounted for the
eight other Allied losses.
Another MIG was shot down
yesterday in a brief battle over
northwest Korea. One Red Jet
was reported damaged. F-S6 pa
trolls sighted about 80 MICS.
The Allied losses brought to 26
the number Of warplanes shot
down In aerial combat and by
ground fire within the last two
weeks. The 16 losses during the
first week in that period were a
new high in the Korean war.
Snow fiurries fell yesterday on
tthe generally inactive battlefront
Despite the limited visibility. 9Th
Air Force fighters and bombers
few 386 missions, most of them
against northwest rail lines link
ing Communist battle positions
and the Manchurian border.
The Air Force reported Commu-
mist rail lines were cut in SAG
places during the past week and
at least IA locomotives and 218
boxcars destroyed or damaged.
Also reported hit were 10 Com
munist tanks and 500 supply We
Ihicles. s1
Evening star., 1952-01-20
Tons of Serop Iron
Piled Up in Ethiopia
BY the Associated Press

Adds ABABA. Ethiopia. .-Ethi-
opia could provide thousands of
tons of scrap iron for American
blast furnaces. Transportation is
one of the difficulties in getting it
out of the country.
Piles ofrusting scrap litter many
places in Adds Ababa and other
areas in the country-debris from
the 1941 fighting between the
Italians and British.
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rine Division. He joined the Ma
rines in 1943. His service as a
Marine includes two years in
Cuba, and before going to the Far
East last fall, he was stationed
at the Naval Ordnance Labora-
tory here.
Mrs. Wagner, who works part
time as a waitress, said her hus-
band was promoted to technical
sergeant two days before he was
wounded. She said the sergeant,
who is being treated on a hospital
ship in the Korean area. was the
victim of land-mine.
The department listed a Vir-
ginia Army man as killed in ac-
ton. He was Sergt. 1/c Willie L.
Moore, nephew of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew jackson of Disputanta.
Sergt. Moore previously had been
listed as missing in action.