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statesmen

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Like 70 EARN ABOVE TIL, TE,IA,s Az
ERAdE, PLUS LIBERAL g0NUsS3' E4:GIUs3'
INVESTIGATE THIS POS1TION.
PERMANENT, NO TRAVELLING.
NON-sEAsoNAL. LEADS LINS, ETE.
NISHED. THOROUGH IEA1N1MG
CESS. FOR INTERVIEW, CALL MR..
rrVyTYTG WA Ck01 i'll
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REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN,
commercial work only: permanent
Job to local man with refs: uni
forms: vacations: $50 wk. start
plus overtime; PRICE REFRIGERSS
ROOM CLERK-Experienced prefer
red. Give full information and local
reference. Good salary and working
conditions. Immediate openings: Boz
16-B. Star. -23.
SALES CLERK-Good man, age 25-
40. for. general All-around duties.
wholesale-retail concern. Lively per-
sonality; honest. See Mr.. Albert.
AMERICAN BAG q PAPER CO..
SALES CLERK-For large hardware
store. hospitalization. paid vacation.
holidays. See Larry Maloney. MA
LONEY's. INC, S126 Ga. ave-. Sn-
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STENOGRAPHER-Arlington law Of
fice. Must be fast typiSt and accu-
rate. Salary open. Apply in your
own typing and handwriting. Box
sToSCR MxN-N.w. branch Of the
worlds most unusual lumber yards;
knowledge of building materials de-
sirable. Company benefits incl. hos
pitalization, insurance, paid vaca-
tion and holidays, discounts. HECH-
NIGER CO., 18th and II stS. ne.
Phone Ii. 7-9400. -22
STOCKMAN, wholesale electrical sup
ply business. Apply $40 N. Y. ave.
STORM DOOR INsTALLERs, excel.
pay. apply, ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS.
rikE IL caANGEk. LAM sii experienced. $3.50
ment. BEN HUNDLEY. s446 14th
TREE SURGEON. exper. only. Good
bRsay' By sasH, slsass call Tues or s %sd''
Truck RGi i'SGi 'DSGRiIvER-Furniture handling
exper. nee; excel. working cond.
Open salary. MR.. STEVENSON.
~ ~ sERv1icE MEN, outside work in
the better homes. Must be exper.;
car furn. DOWD'S TV. 441S Conn,
ave. NV, OR. 1900. -23
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Accounting Supervisor

Accounting Supervisor
position in large finance
department; permanent; excellent
salary; under 35 years; accounting
degree; desire for responsibility;
many worthwhile employment bene-
HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1341 F st. NV. -22
ACCOUNTING CLERK, IS to %, draft
exempt. h. s. grad, with some knowl-
edge OF tipping; prefer one who is
attending or expects to attend &C
counting school; perm. position With
good opportunity to advance; S7la-
pm. Non-profit cafeteria avail. for
ONCE. Room 900. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. S16 14th st. NV.
FIELD INsPECTAToR.
thoroughly exper. architectural man
to act as fleld representative. check
shop drawings, ETC.; must have auto
mobile. Extensive program. RHEES
BURKET. Architect, MA. 1880.
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SALESMEN-33Mqs daily cash COM
missioS. revolutionary new plastic
product, sells on sight. to all kinds
Of retail stores; 1t will pay you to
Investigate. MR.. EAGEN. co. 1000.
Ext. .109B. l pm: to g. pm. For
appointment Sunday, Mon. Tues.
- COLLECTORS - CAN
VASSERS. for housewares. Some
exper. preferred. Higher salaries
and comm. than usual. Car not
nec.. as we furnish new 1852 cars
to each man. Investigate and in
crease your earnings. STANDARD
HOME EQUIPMENT CO., $500 tn
sASiIEsMEN (2). SIS. ooo-s7, 500 type
man: no canvassing. Ambitious.
market q leading Information serv-
ice. Sell by appointment only. OPP
portunity for advancement In career
Commission. See MIR. MAGiLL,
927 18th st. NV. 7th floor. IA
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SERVICE STATION
SHIFT MANAGER

reliable. man wanted
inimediately; S-hour day, paid va
CATIONS and holidays, plus bonus
plan, disqualification and otneea
Company benefits; good WAGES 70
rieht man. Apply in person.
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 2017 va. ave.
NV. --
SHIPPING CLERK
(N.F. section)-Man, 21-4O, TO assist
Shipping clerk, desire person with
experience In handling records, in
lge. shipping department; excel. op-
portunity for right party; good
scArtinR salary. Call MIR. RUDY.
FIR. 1886. 20
SHOEMAKER: 1st class and shop
manager, colored. Call Ii. 7-l3S3
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. for
family store. Excellent opportunity
for thorough man. WI. 9607. %
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.TANITOR

Colored married man. part time,
Park I'd. NV. Prefer man working
other Job 4-12 shift. Must be ex-
perienced, sober and willing: local
references; quarters and salary. Call
WEINBERG & BUSH, MA. $500,
Monday between 4 and pm. "a
colored; live OF; modern.
NV. apt. house; steady job for sober,
reliable man; $3.50 mo. See man.
ager, CREsTWOOD APIS. 5000
18th st. NV. TU. 1915. --26
JANITOR. sober, exper.. ref. 5th class
license; new school. Excel. apt, good
salary. Must be good worker. Apply
8 am. to 4 pm. weekdays. HEBREW
ACADEMY, 6045 10th st. NV. -23
Va. apt. bldg: good sal
airy and quarters. Apply DREYFUSS.
1919 18th ST.. NV. Ma. 0582. --22
KENNEL MAN-To work in dog and
cat hospital. HYATTSVILLE AM:
aye; HyattS;; Nd; WA. d721. L23
store; pms; experience not neces-
sary. Friday. 5.9; Sat, 3-l2; More
2yoRS, 2013 18th st. NV: -2l
S:s!.sEss?s Ss S$:ss 81 81 s5ssP 5AsRsPis iso: T.
portunity with future for. skilled
craftsman experienced in color, and
black and white quality work; top
scale, company paid disqualification.
life insurance and other benefits.
Apply. COLORTONE PRESS, 1928
You st. NV. pa
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HELP WTp. AGENCIES (cont.)
ARITNGTON-ALEX.

sec'y.. Tv field. Sd. .---- $3.50
Sec'y.. some overseas work ---- $244
sec'y., Internal. work: Sd. - $275
RsssPs-Fg2. RsssPs: -tYg; dSd'0r' Ss ONCE ogiiss ogis
PBX-typ., viii teach PIX $50
Clk.-typ.. medical field, Sd. .$225
ssstses psss 4ss..lcS a%s asst ST. SD ssa5
HPefSesMRxsec: PoToMxc isii EMiipo&oAR1., % HRS, e:s s0
SSsf sf1 wsiSoN King 81. fLvR. ALEx e. al M7oas
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
saefs ehemi5 lPaDeF products ana $500 mo.
suppliesS $3.50 mo.
tenn $500 mo.
sales IS'' Insurance Coz $500 mo,
Special agent knowledge Of
casualty and bond insYcc iSnssYYcc-s4ho mo
Procedure snslyst dept.
sSl5e ssG5e BACKGROUND ss. .6SSos7.ooo SeIDs ".
fi1SaS1S 1bank9 "nai'S' $500 yr.
Secretary to president $3.50 mo.
esting positions1 S2S0-S350 mo.
Price control clerk $50 wk.
(some typing1 Sabo-s2so mo.
trainee S276 mo.
Assistant accounts payable
supervisor ~ $500 mo.
Multilith operator $3.50 mo.
Librarian tdeg. nec.l medi-
cal background helpful.
mecical exper. nee. S6.OUO ".
1919 18th ST. NV.
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DISPATCHER

For service once: permanent. finest
working conditions; air conditionea;
hours 8 pm. to $3.50 pm. MIR.
MEYER. TU. 1901. I'll
DTSHWASHER AND KITCHEN MAN
BASSiNS, J92O Pa. ave. NV.
DOORMAN-White. experienced; good
working conditions. Apply MR.. MEL
SON. 1886 10th st. NV. -23 /,
drafting. desired with specific exper.
on machine drawings; numerous
employs benefits and excel sa55aary'
DRivERGwRite. iV r. ae.ss. to work for
leading wholesale frozen food dis
tributor. Must know city and su-
burbs and have good driving record.
Good oppor. for steady, reliable man.
Apply 415 10th st. s.w. No PHONE
DRIVER. white for established dry
cleaning route. EXCELSIOR
CLEANERS. 503 Kennedy st. NV.
DRTvER to learn auto parts business;
must know city; D. c. permit essen
tial. AUTO EQUIPMENT CO.. AID.
31UU. -Hk
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statesmen

of plumbing desirable;
NV. branch Of the worlds most un-
usual lumber yards interesting, ca
reer: company benefits include hes
pitalization. insurance, paid vaca-
ton and holidays; discounts.
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HElP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. college graduate. some
ONCE experience. Manager small &C
eSSRtinf GSVt contraess, CAKES.
able to meet and talk to people.
Opportunity assistant treasurer in
business administration Of young
growing corporation. Send complete
5isums S. Box sass1 ssl.B. S'iSaG star. 0'' -W2f
ACCOUNTANT, jr., for position with
state education, exp. age and be-
ginning salary expected. Box 27S-B.
ACCOUNTANT, 21-30. recent ac-
counting graduate or adv. student
preferred. Excel. opportunity for
CO. Starting salary approx. $3.50
mo. Call MIR. WEYANT. at ME.
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GARDENER

White. exper., supervisory ability to
take complete charge of grounds,
GOOD pay. year around, with liberal
on Once, 0eVssi WARpMANP HPD PARK RDiGSTsns aoTEL.
270O Woodley rd., NV.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT,
man capable Of carrying shift; per-
manent position; no SUN. or night
work; only experienced need apply.
See Mr.. Krovath, AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER. 6S5 N. Glebe I'd.
GAS AS STATION ATTENDANTS ee),
colored-Car washer. fabrication
nssi FnsariHERssToNE sHSt g sERvics 1fgsrisssfsas sTa
TON. 1905 New Jersey ave. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS and
road service men; must have d. C,
drivers permit; excellent salary, nc
Sunday work Apply 4616 Mac
Arthur blvd. WO. 1927. -25
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ASSISTANT TO
MERCHANDISE
MANAGER

Splendid opening in local variety
store for woman to assist in buy
ing of general merchandise; experi-
ence necessary. This Is q wonderful
opportunity to step up to o re-
sponsible position with good salary.
Give BACKGROUND In writing. Box
234-B. Star I'll
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HELL WOMEN

Accountants Bookkeeper
n property management and builders
office. Permanent position in new
air-conditioned building. Excellent
opportunity for thoroughly compe-
tent woman. Reply by letter. stat
number for interview By appoint-
ment.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. -2S
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MachinistS-Model Makers
1st-class men. Excel. opport. with
established laboratory within the
District. Call MR.. AARON. HU. 4030
MAIL ROOM ASSISTANT. white. Is
draft exempt. knowledge Of ad-
dressograph and mimeograph ma
chimes nee Typing helpful. Perm.
position. Hours $50 to 5. 5-day
MEXINErESSsNdAKp EeSE Ss1 Ap M4S s4So' to learn s1to
matte stock quotation equipment.
Minimum of A hrs. per wk. Must
be draft exempt. TELEREGISTER
CORP. ma. $500. -21
MAINTENANCE MAN
Apply MARTINIQUE HOTEL, 1911
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DEALER
DEMONSTRATORS

FULL TIME
AMBITIOUS MEN
to demonstrate nationally advertised
product; 2 years ahead Of all COM
petition. Leads Furnished. Salary
and commission.
PROTECTED TERRITORY
Phone ST. O474 for interview. Phone
10. 2-0356 after 8 pm. -21
MAN. exper.. for
Kosher super market. Apply in per
son. MAR1NOFF & PRITT. $685. Ga.
ave. NV. -S1
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REAL ESTATE

Statesmen to cover fast-selling sub
division of 200 new homes In Va.
Automatic sales insures good, steady
income. New subdivision Of 500
homes planned upon. sale Of tlrst
JE. 3-2611. MR.. JOHNSON. al
experienced, for mod
ern, air-conditioned. self-service
super market; group insurance. paid
vacations; Apply n person It to
1909 Rhode Island ave. ne. -22
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For busy shop; good !, hours: s,a esxcsp- s
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE. "a
BARTENDER, white, experienced.
excel. working conditions, good
salary. references. Box 217-B. Star.
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NV. go
MEATCUTTER, experienced, for mod
msrsst asosS nsar psd
tions. Apply In person to the
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET
1909 Rhode Island ave. ne. -22
CARPENTERS WANTED to work in
esF MaFFy5sRs; ybE%rY rais f. f2so Ss5o. per a9uF
MECHANIC, 1st class. to work on all
make cars. Good salary. Excel
working conds., including insur-
ance, disqualification. vacation and
other company benefits. Apply in
pepstc.n. coAsT.1N ifsoSi Poar1Ac SS'o1SSr CO,
407 Fla. ave. ne. --21
MECHANICS HELPER, exper. colored
man, to work on contractors heavy
equipment. Apply in person. 234Q
Montgomery st., Silver Spring. -24
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SALESMAN
COFFEE CO. has OPEN
ings in Northern Virginia and Wash
ington for q high-caliber salesman
iected must be rs to As years Of age.
married. and able to make bond.
Salary, commission and bonus plan.
Company average earnings SS5 per
week Transportation furnished. ex-
pense paid Phone MR.. O'NEILL.
ST. 1894. --26
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PARKING ATTENDANTS, over 1S
years Experience required. Apply
Parking Lot 18th and E st. NV.
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RECORD SAL LESMAN

For fne uptown store; previous ex-
and sal. expected. BOX 326-B. Star.
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PRESSER

Experienced on mems and women's
clothing; good pay, steady position;
come prepared to work. Apply Mr..
Berns, 3rd floor. BONDS CLOTHES,
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SALESMAN, Jr.
For retail tire store. Exper. preferred
but not necessary. excel. chance
for advancement. Starting salary,
sos per wk. BEN HUNDLEY. 3446
14th st. NV
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TV SERVICEMEN
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE

We have openings for experienced,
full and part-time servicemen. both
inside and outside with cars); guar
antee, plus liberal commission, paid
vacation, insurance: permanent EN-
ployment with q large, friendly or
ganization; all Of our outside serv-
icemen earn over $125 wk.. Drop
In our AIR-CONDITIONED shops at
4239 9th st. NV, Just of Ga.
ave-, at Varnum, or phone MR..
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DON'T BE LOVE Bird your billing and cooling elsewhere Keen
your honds the wheel and eyes on the rood.

Monongahela National forest, as
well as his tales of hunting ad-
ventures. A trip was taken
through the Sinks Of Candy"
with Arthur Hamrick, of the Con-
servation department, as guide
Scouts participating were Kemp
Shaffer, Gene Sweitzer, Webster
George. William Sears, Jr.. Gerald
Friend, Richard Harvey, Curtis
Rhodes, Cecil Fisher, John War
nick, Foster Riggs, II, Bruce
Sweitzer, Jr., and Harry Craver,
Jr. Fathers attending included
William Sears, Chester Friend,
John Rhodes, Gale Warwick. Bruce
Sweitzer, Sherman Friend, assis-
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tant scoutma-ter, Orvillc Teets and
Scoutmaster Foster Riggs.
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Achieving Unity

nAVID King Of Israel, has been
- dead long enough now SO that
we can with great assurance call
him a statesman We saw few
weeks ago (Aug. 10 and IL that Saul
faced much the same problems that
face nations today, but failed to
solve them, largely because he was
the wrong kind Of man. David had
the same problems; but he solved
them.
We must remember that
David's times were a thousand
years before Christ, so of
course he was no Christian.
Nevertheless. looking back at
his achievements, history can
say, Well done. Here lived
man who had what it took to
lead his nation TO have and to
be what it needed to have and
to be at that time.
What Israel needed TO become a
strong nation We're unity and Sc
curity At Saurs death these were
lacking, and of course that spelled
national weakness. The split be-
tween Judah and the other tribes
had never been healed. David Sc
cured the unity Of the nation in a
dramatic way: he captured the city
Of Jerusalem which had been in
enemy hands for hundreds Of years.
and made that city, for the first
.tine, the capital of Israel. He built
his palace there CSaurs had been
at Gibeah,) he brought the ark there
(see lesson for Sept. JAY, and intend
ed building a temple which would
be the central shrine for the entire
nation. Through creating this new
and centrally located capital. David
achieved political military, reli-
gious and sentimental unity all at
once
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THERE are a lot of signs to guide you
to the best buy in automobiles.
Popularity is a good sign.
1t means that lot of people have tried
car and found it good. So it's important
to know that Buick is today : and has
been since 1888 = the most popular car
outside the ''low-priced three
Room, comfort, power, ride are good
signs.
So it's important to know that you can
pay hundreds of dollars more and not
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but on what he did for his country
That is why statesman is dead
politician" Some time has 10 20
by, before it can be finally said
whether any particular politicians
career was good for his country or
not.
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statesman. on the
other hand. is not
remembered for
t h e number of
votes he command
ed, nor for the num-
Der of times he was
elected, nor for the
particular titles he
held. A statesman 5
claim to fame IS
not based on what
he did for himself
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Some Wars Are Not in Vain

rs FOR national security, there
"A are three kinds Of it and David
developed all Of them First there
is military security. The only way
to get it, for David, was to beat
down the armies that had been beat
ing the Israeltes.
1t is a blood-staincd story; but
still the question is a fair one: If
David had lost all the battles he
won, what would have become Of Is
rael? They would have gone the way
of the Invites and the Girgashites-
If any one knows where that is. A
few scraps Of pottery, perhaps,
some fragments of ruined walls,
something for professors Of ancient
history to dig up and wonder about,
that is what Israel would have
come down to, if David's wars had
not succeeded.
He wound up his series of
wars with this happy situation:
Every single nation or tribe that
had been giving the Israelites
the Israelites kingdom, or made
into an ally.
Other Kinds of Security
MOTHER kind of security is
A commercial. A nation cut off
from trade with its neighbors is
doomed to be a poor nation, even
perhaps a beggar nation. Out of the
mass Of proper names in these
chapters about David's kingdom,
four are specially meaningful: Edom
and Tyre and Damascus and Ham
ath. The three latter were great
commercial and transportation cen
tiers. Edom, with its border on the
Red Sea, gave Israel for the first
time a seaport on deep water, with
all the possibilities that involved
The reign of David's success
sOr was to be one of unprece-
dented prosperity and interna-
tiOnal good will; but it was
David's statesmanlike policies
that made the prosperity posi-
bic.
The third kind Of security is more
internal, and more matter of the
spirit than the sword, more of the
mind than Of money 1t is the ma
tional security which can exist only
where there is a united and uniting
loyalty on the part Of the citizens.
David had the rare gift which
politician uses for selfish ends, a
statesman for the good Of his coun-
try: the ability to make friends out
of potential enemies.
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given at the hall Wednesday eve
ming for the benefit Of the fire
department.
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Lowell MeNett:,
Lowell Menett:
Russell Threatens Democrats
He Is Expected to Continue In Race After Convention
And Probably Can Garry Most OF Southern States

The political waters now have
become murky indeed, Richard
Hrevard Russell, United States
Senator from Georgia, has been
persuaded to announce himself
as q candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for President,
That may not mean a great deal
In some other parts Of the coun-
try. but in Washington 1t has
immense political significance.
Senator Russell is not too well
known outside the National
Capital. Here he has come to
loom very large. He is respected
for his exceptional ability and
for his unquestioned integrity.
He is recognized as one of the
most powerful, If not the most
powerful, members of the Senate.
Mr.. Russell is the master mind
of the minority that rules the
Senate whenever it so desires,
whether the nominal control be
In the hands of the Democrats
or the Republicans. He is the
captain. Of the filibustering crew
that, using the processes Of un-
limited debate, is able to make a
farce Of democratic government
or majority rule. So well has
this been established that fill
clustering seldom is necessary;
the threat Is sufficient.
This may make the Georgia
Senator seem to be a very sin
lister fellow. He is not. You can
take the word Of all the other
Senators for that. As q legisla.
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can the basic rights Of Amer
lean citizens differ forever in
the various sections Of the
country, Sooner or later there Is
certain to be an explosion, un-
fortunate for everybody con-
cerned.
Senator Russell'S candidacy
is in itself an explosion. un-
fortunate for the Democratic
Party. In effect it brings into
the Democratic convention an
approximation Of the old two.
thirds rule-abolish by Roose-
velt - whereby the Southern
delegates usually could veto the
choice Of the majority If they
found it unsatisfactory to them
selves. They VIM not have q full
third Of the votes at Chicago,
let alone the necessary half, but
they will be able to threaten
the party with fairly certain
defeat. For. unlike '48, Senator
Russell can be expected to con-
tinue as o candidate, outside
the party. after the Democrats
have named some one else. At
least. that is the way his pres
ent announcement is being in
terpreted. And Senator Russell,
unlike the Dixiecrat candidate
Of '4S, Strom Thurmond, prob
ably can carry most Of the
South.
Which means almost certain
Republican victory or the throw
ing Of the election into the
House Of Representatives.
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Constantine Brewn:
Definite Strategy Set for Future
Moscow and Pepne Have No Fctions; Both Are Convinced
They Can End the War in Korea Any Time They Wont

There are no frictions, only
differences Of opinion, between
Peiping and Moscow, according
to reports from sources which
have proved reliable In the past.
Moscow and Peiping are con-
vinced they can end the war In
Korea any day they want. The
present major points Of differ
ence with the United Nations
have been created, according to
these reports, only to permit the
Politburos Of the two countries
to set definite strategy for the
future. They feel that our
negotiators at Panmunjom
eventually will yield and accept
the U. s. 8. r. as one Of the neu-
trail truce supervisors. There is
little difference between having
agents Of satellites like Poland
and CZechoSlovakia as super
visors and having the boss power
itself.
AS soon as Gen. Nam Il indi-
Gates that a truce actually will
be signed II Russia is accepted,
he is certain that Washington
will not delay in signing the
agreement. The matter Of re-
patriation Of prisoners Of war
who don't want to return can be
Strengthened out by some face
saving device. The differences
between Russian Premier Stain
and Mao Use Tung, Chinese
Communist leader, regarding
future actions In Asia are i'm.
portant, however. The Russian
general staff has q definite
timetable for Asia. It provides
for military infiltration moves
In 1ndo. China, Siam and Bur.
ma. This Is necessary not only
for strategic and political con-
sidefatiohs but also because the
1nde.China rice bowl Ii greatly
needed by the Reds.
The Kfemiih intends to move
As quickly as possible from
fhde. China, Siam and Burma
Evening star., 1952-03-01

Soviet and American forces
would inevitably bring about
war between the two coun-
tries and the Soviet general
stair would prefer to avoid IL
until the whole Asiatic con-
tinent Is sealed Of. 4
Mao and his generals feel
strongly that the Peoples Re-
public Of China must eiiminate
at any price and as soon as
possible the remainder Of the
Nationalist government. which is
a more serious thorn In its side
than many outsiders imagine.
So long as Chang Kai-shek is
permitted to remain on the
island with an army capable Of
changing the military situation
in Southeast Asia. il IL is prop
erly equipped by the United
States, the Hold Of the COM
munists. at least in the south-
ern part Of the country. remains
insecure.
The Communists, who are well
posted about what Is going on
in Formosa. know that the
morale Of the Nationalist troops
is higher than ever and that
they constitute q real danger to
the Red forces when these may
be engaged In operations on
other portions Of the continent.
Hence, they insist that the con-
quest Of Formosa should be
given top priority.
These differences between
Moscow and Peiping, which must
not, however, be considered as
likely to create d breach In the
Chinese. Russian alliance, are
we'll known In Tokyo ana other
parts Of free Asia. When they
are irened out, probably In Rus.
sia's favor, we can expect an
agreement at Panmunjefl
which will be the fererunnef Of
other military enterprises on
that continent.