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SITUATIONS MEN

bookkeeper. once
manager; college experienced; de-
siIes permanent connection. Box
BKKPG. iakft; ':Fa FAX SERVICE for small
business posting, pay roll, reports
confidential. Granite 3-62S2. -
CHEF, AL, sober. fast. hard worker,
any dish; seafod specialist. DAVE.
Il TTaSSIic PHYSICIST. SENIOR.
part-time evening. weekend work;
reports, library search. purchasing.
product development of technical
nature. Box 10-V. Star, g
JANITOR wants full-time Job with
living quarters; 10 yrs. exper. Please
call RE. 7-7676. Ext. 1873. 7s
MAN, colored, desires work as short
order cook. bus boy or porter. part
time, from 8 to IL pm. Call LA.
6-9274 after pm. 7'
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd Jobs, yard work.
wall WASHING. carpentry, house, vss
asrbor L,shts corsA corp.. ME. s14sss. 1852
YOUNG MAN. coiored, desires work
as professional housekeeper for pvt.
family or bachelor. OIL. 2-103b.
ARLINGTON MAN, real estate IL
cense, business experience. desires
salaried position. Box 09-V. Star.
MAN wants part time Job
Is porter or porter driver" bet.
$3.50 and IL pm. LU. 1-2700. g.
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Young Woman

To demonstrate and sell Free-West-
inghouse sewing machines.
Perm. position with salary and comm.
on sales. 5-day week. Annual vRca-
ton. Regular store employe dis.
count on purchases.
II you are energetic and between the
ages Of 25 and 40. and are inter-
ested in selling and have some
opportunity to earn above-average
income Call in person to Personnel
Dept. 8. KANN SONS CO.. Sth and
d sts. NV.
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CLERK

Young woman, 21-30 Yrs. Of age to
perform detailed clerical assignment
In our RECORD Dept, Accuracy Is
be required to work Q out Of s
weekends. Apply PERSONNEL,
Room sos: open weekdays, 1905
and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
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JEWELRY SHOP

Has opening for counter clerks, one
to estimate watch and jewelry re-
pairs. Must have some exper. of
1ewelry. business. Perm. position.
disqualification. vacation; excel. op-
portunity for the right party. Write
or call for appt. All replies conf
Dental. David Mann. Jeweler. THE
JEWELRY SHOP, Concourse, Penta-
gon Bldg. LII. 5-6700. Ext. 56215.
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BANK BOOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly expert
enced Full charge complete set of
double. entry books. for fine ladies'
speciality store. Permanent position.
Apply THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO..
3407 Conn: ave. NV. 30
counting; eScel; pay and working
BooKKEEPER. so1GS MT s4ss4. Experienced. for life
insurance office; excellent opportu-
nifty for responsible person: must be
good typist; 5-day week. Gail MRS.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge: must be
exper.; air-co new ofices; 5h-
day wk.; S65 to start: opportunity
for advancement. Please write full
qualifications to Box 495-V, Star.
BooKKEEPER for small business. IA
miliar with payroll; 5-day week,
permanent position. State expected
salary and qualifications. Box 156-
BoOKKEEPER, some filing and other
work. in small ONCE: 5-day week;
$3.50 mo. Reply giving aualiflca-
tions Box 465-v. Star. -
BOOKKEEPING CLERK, for motion
picture concern. S2.950 year to
start, permanent, 5-day. 4O-hour
HeSS s1egas liberal np12 anTua RoG and 4 sek eays
BooKKEEPING MACHINE oPER-
ATOR-Experience with Remington
Rand preferred. Permanent position
with long-established downtown real
estate organization. Five-day week
H,,.s Rlsyss dement's; sistSp Apgly Mss Ho { {GSle
REALTORS, 73s 18th st. NV.
DI. 7-6S30 q
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GENL. HOUsWORKER. 1--we I'M. ex-
81 bh days. SS no Sundays. references.
ia. 9-OS62. 1413 Kalmia rd. NV.
G.H.W., 5h days. no sundays. baby
children, small home close-in Beth
esda. recent local refs: required;
G.H.W., light laun.; live in; plain
cooking; Thurs; of. Good salary.
CIV. cookinE, Mon, wed, Fri.
10:30-6:30; South Arlington. Refs.
required. IA. 4-1735. IS
G.H.W. and child cafe; empl. couple,
8 days. 2 ewes Recent local expert
ence. over 25 yrs; position in
ayaIttsvills. "a Phone ewes. IA.
GIRL. White. between eo-so. to care 4
for invalid child; refs: live. in.
HCGsEKEEPER. CCGEEIKEEEIfPIER age so-4o: good
cook and cleaner: $50 to start; 5h
days; live in attractive quarters.
Recent refs. required. RA. 6-O97s.
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FILE CLERK
Age 1890. Newspaper ONCE George
town section: 5-day wk.. employe
dement's. advancement. opportunity,
Call MISS GROVE. CO. 5-1Ol4. 3
FITTER and seamstress, for alt. dept. ;
6-day wk.; good sal. EMILY SHOPS.
FOUNTAIN tiiHS N GIRL. Girl colored. Must o be
, sandwich block; Recent. local refs;
FouNNTTHafnN GRE colored. a d. Tor for busy
Sc. drugstore; $50 wk. to start. but
must have lengthy local ref. to quail
ify. 1859 Alabama ave. Sc. ID
FOUNTAIN. colored, experienced. good
cARPENTHR II os pR6d. t Il 10th h0' and 2pAi <
FotGNTAHiiN GIRLS, colored, exper
only. Eve. shift. Good hours, pay
meals. PENN DRUG. 1901 e st. NV
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK. in
marking department Of ladies'
spsSial1y peaHS shSH; 1sSS permanent 2. position
after 8 pm. See Mr. Cohen. FAN
LAsoR2ToRx ABo TEcHSiGiAN 1sa SHcn To- tor doc,
tors ONCE: salary open. Elk. g.
3241 DIR, JOHN E MORRIS. "a
As; s;,IsS; PK; koTz: re-: S-4sSo. 500! 1s So e.
room to make up orders and assist
CENTRAL LINEN SERVICE. 2I49
Queens Chapel rd. ne. LA. 6-2433
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CLERK-TYPIST
$4,000

GeOIgetown Real Estate Once
5-DAY WEEK, 80 HOURS
town real estate ONCE; accurate
tipping is essential; an opportunity
to work with congenial associates
and to meet the public as repre-
sentative of this 51-year-old firm:
vacation with pay; 5-day week, SO
n1S san f1;seG.v eGo peF " Appiy APE ~ pse ser
Stanton Kolb.
]. Leo Kolb Co.
1897 WISCONSIN AVE, AID. 2-2lOo
GEORGETOWN'S PIONEER BROKER
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MAID

Colored, for exclusive specially shop;
bright young woman: good hand
writing: reference required. Apply
Wed. morning $50 to 8 only. 521
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YOUNG WOMEN, 1926
If you would like to earn $3.50 mo.
working in Florida this winter. see
MRS. GREENFIELD. Roosevelt
Hotel, 18th and v sts. NV, 10 am.
to pm. Do not phone. 7s
GRIDDLE GIRL, expert
enced and neat; days wk., hrs.
day. no Sat. or Sun. work. WAL
ONE HAT CHECK GIRL. Apply AM
BASSADOR HOTEL DINING ROOM.
Mrs. Walker. -
START THE NEW YEAR with .
steady income. Pay up back bills;
women needed for local openings.
Call AVON district mgr. IA. S-SS69.
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TYPIST

Permanent position. Resident Airing
ton n-Georgetown area. Experienced
preferred but not essential. Lge.
organization offers excellent oppor-
tunitv 5-day wk. paid vacations.
other benefits. Phone MR.. SWAIN.
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over 5 care sday, tyDnshi s5hr "slse Mt s4s HHs
wkly. Box 175-V, Star. Ia
full or part time. under 40;
old established firm. Call MRS.
GARDNER. Ma. S-0155. %
general office work; pleasant
essential; excel. Opportunity Tor % ad-
vancement. ST. 3-5554. -
TYPIST. exper., willing to learn die
taphone; 5 days with alternating Sat
morn; small air-cond. ofice: 1925
mo. Apply 1854 24th st. NV. or
call RE. 7-OSl7 Monday. B
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OPERATORS

~A A&t44 = N4tS
operators to work In
modern once in ne. section; pay
according to ability; pleasant work.
ing conditions. paid vacation, group
insurance and other employe bene-
fits; 5-day. 40-hour week. Apply
SAFEWAY STORES, INC, 1S45 4th
st. ne. IS
DENTAL ASST, exper. pref. but not
essential; high school education
fss kiss sS.ss; S.ssod live in Alexandria .S area
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced:
Medical building ONCE; 6-day wk.;
salary, depending upon experience.
Reply with references. professional
or otherwise: Box 425-v. Star. %
DENTAL NURSE, young, hospital
training preferred. some tipping
DRUGsToRE RGE STORE FOUNTAIN; good iT pay;
no Sundays; 9-5. Call in afternoon,
AP. 7-1144. HYATTSVILLE PHAR-
MACY; 5616 Baltimore ave-. Hyatts-
DRUG CLERK. must have refs. and
be experienced. Excel. lob for right
ss pa5s' APAWN 1eP WSassrY SARc4 ARa1Ry IN $3.50 RsT
DRUG a5e st cLERklc2sa}EnR hR hRn RP4SNE foT druse
store; day work; exper only: Apply
in person AMBASSADOR REXALL
DRUGSTORE. 14th and K sts. NV
OPERATOR, colored, ex.
perienced. Apply ALBAN TOWERS,
300 Mass, ave. NV. "a
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CLERK-TYPIsT. Immediate opening.
permanent position. Apply IN per
NANCE Co. sS1i r. 1. ave. Mt.
Rainier, Nd. ID
CLERK experienced. b-day
week 35 hours. Rest periods, sick
leave. vacation. Paid HOLIDAYS and
retirement plan. Apply INTERNA-
CHINISTS, Room 7O2, Machinists
Bldg, 9th st. and Mt. Vernon pl n W.
with insurance ex-
perience, for lge. agency, permanent
YOUNG AND SIMON, $40 Woodward
bldg liz
CLERK K-TYPIST, white. insurance
office, good position for beginner
shorthand helpful. S11 11th st NV,
2nd f1onr -12
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MAN FOR GENERAL
OFFICE WORK

MEN (twol, work with manager
routes; permanent pos; good earn.
ings to start. Rm. 422, 1404 N. Y
MEN-Two full-time and one part
men average S100 Up per week. Re.
peat business, plus regular custom
ers assure you OF a steady. regular
income. Start on one or two-day
trial basis II YOU wish to prove to
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average $100 per week and UP call
ing on regular cuSrom rs by appoint
ment. Fuller Brush customers are
pleasant. courteous. and buy these
larry. An experienced man will make
calls with you and train you. If
you are interested in sure way to
raise your income inquire al I'll
National a. Press ,,shi Bldg n, l4th .t and F F
fouNfG' MAN to learn mems and
boys clothing business. Good op--
portunity II ambitious. Salary and
npR SSmnission sig 1.b Apply oDS H1B ~ FURNI- /
for Mr.. Newman. %
YOUNG MAN for delivery and gen.
eral work in large Arlington retail
store; good wages, employe benefits.
Can TIE, $1,000 for. appt.. 20
AOOEN" tuhEN 1OI ICCClNluk uSpb. dUO
70 assist merchandise manager in
staitins salary. Apply MI. schsrf
KLEINs: 1927 F st. NV. IS
work in stock and sales; good oppor-
WILLIAMS CO., 71O1 wisconsin ave
YOUNG MAN, 1s to 2b yrs. OF age,
to work in cashiers dept. High
school education, legible handwrit-
Perm esHo pesition WIZ 5-dsy ia inVessASsf 4eshr Nf
with paid vacations. sick leave. free
transportation and other benefits
1928 per mo. to start. increase
after 8 mos. Apply $40 am. En-
ployment ONCE, CAPITAL TRANSIT
co. g 36sh and M SITS NV. Take
XOUNG MAN. veteran preferred, fol
In large Arlington children's store
Excellent opportunity for advance.
ment Employe benefits. Call TIE
Young MAN-For pickup and de.
edge Of Wash. and surrounding area
person, PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
S040 N st.. NV. See Mr.. Buckley
YOUNG MAN, white, D. C. driver.
RiisERs RisRts, sslD ID u pn. dans MCLEAN siSEi
DRUG; 1921 Wis, ave. -.s
with nationally known company
Average $3.50 mo: plus nonus. Trans
account. Apply MRS. OSWALD at
the Cairo Hotel. for personal inter
XoTNa MAN to learn optical trade:
5=day week. Apply HILBERT OP-
T1CAL CO., 1416 Eye st. NV. %
YOUNG MAN under IS to supervise
our tabulating (IBM) machines. the
former supervisor has been pro-
NOTED and we are looking for q draft
exempt man with tabulating expe-
Yience who can or will eventually be
able to handle this responsible posi-
tion: working hours. $3.50 am. tc
4:45 Pm; 6-day,- 37h-hr. week
Apply Personnel ONCE. RIM. 800
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
S16 14th st. NV. 8
EQUNG MAN, 21-40, to work in pet
shop; exper. not necessary. AR
lINQTON PET SHOP, e19 g. Wal
ter Reed dr., Arlington. No phone
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TYPIST

TYPIST
Experience helpful but not neces-
sary: perm. position. 5-day, 40-hr
week; pleasant working conditions;
liberal discount on purchases; In
surance and disqualification plan;
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES s
ETCE ~ cf a
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HELP MEN Q WOMEN tcon.. I,

----
KITCHEN HELPER-Exp. No SUM-
days. Mall ME. s-72S2 bet. 8 and
4 p.m. -
PHOTOGRAPHER, experienced per-
sonnel, to work In enlarging depart
ment; salary open. Box SS7-v, Star.
SOLICITORS WANTED for selling
laundry and dry cleaning. LU.
4-3700. -l7
TAILOR-FITTER
Do alterations on ladies' and mems
clothing. Year round work. HOME
LAND TAILORS, 1919 F st. n.w..
Room S04. %
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN-Bail-
room dance instructors; full or
part time; we will train you. In
terviews all week. SAMMY TIRE
Conn. ave. NV. DU. 7-2142.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS has
leadership openings, $75 per wk:
Car necessary. Phone HO. 2-7776
for perSonal interYieX.
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CLERK-TYPIST

O11J1t1A I IN
High school education. Branch once
of large insurance company. Pleas
ant working conditions. excel. OPP
portunitv for advancement; 5-day.
DENT D7hr iNs1RANssE Tk sEAepARR co. Wood1srd AGG1i
Bldg. Call Mr.. Eales, ST. 3-1133.
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CLERK K-TYPIST

Silver Spring automobile dealership
needs competent and reliable help
for 6K-day wk Part or full time,
q cashier. bookkeeper, typist tag
and title clerk, switchboard opera
tor or an inexperienced ONCE girl.
Salaries open. Contact Mr.. Redd,
JU. 9-1434 CALVERT MOTORS.
1141 East-West hwy. 10
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COUPLE

Thoroushly experienced IN al phases I!'
Box 122-V, Star,
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COOK, COLORED

Experienced In seafood. Must have
good references. Apply In person,
noon to 2 pm. or after 8 pm.
KuShner'S Seafood
Restaurant
s523 Piney Branch Rd.
FOOD CHECKERS, CASHIERs-
SpaniSh-Epeaking walters and
kitchen help. Apply 81 Toro Res
taurant between 10 and IL noon.
Conn. and N st. NV. >z-7
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TELLER
CLERK TYPIST
I'D Ell GI ERK

Our employees work a 5-day. 371a hr
week, $40 am. to las pm, Mon.
through Fri. Frequent regular raises
vacation and sick leave benefits and
a non-profit cafeteria. under age 40
II you would like to work with con-
genial people in q pleasant atmos-
phere. won't you come in and see us;
Apply Personnel Office. Rm. 800
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO
QIR 1Ath CIT NJ VIZ
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S523 Piney Branch Rd.
w A
MATTRESSES

White. full time. split shift; no Sun
days or late night work, no arm
service. TALLY-HO RESTAURANT.
S12 18th ct n w "a
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THERE rs
NO LIMIT

NO AIIW1
To your earning capacity II you are
Murray is accepting applicants for
its training class. Applicants will be
interviewed in person only, Jan. 5
thru Jan. 10. The training program
will be held $3.50 to 1890, begin
ming Jan. IL. If you are between
% and 80, college trained. with
pleasing personality, neat appear
ance. apply in person to Mr.. Cum
minis, ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS.
HOG Conn. ave. NV, 2 to 10 pm.
%
COLLEGE GRADUATE
(RecenD for stimulating position. II
you are alert, interested in advance
ment. call COURTESY ASSOCIATES.
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1101 Penn. Ave. NV.
CT I,ERK.

White. for general once work; pleas
ant working conds. Must have some
tipping ability. but speed not Inn
portant; 5-day wk., 40 hours. Apply
SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS. 707
Edgewood st. ne.
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HElP-W0MEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK.
Alex. resident with some ofice ex-
3sTienite per ne prsfe65rsd 6s1od Must type; ga
APPOINTMENT CLERK, 6-day wk.,
steady position. Apply LOUIS GRE
ATIVE 4AIRDRESSERS. 1710 Eye
at NV -R
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MATTRESSES
WILL TRAIN
SALARY, PLUS EXCELLENT TIPS
plus meals and uniform furnished
pleasant working conditions, perma :
nent positions; sick leave, group in
surance. benefits, employe purchase
APPLY HOT sHoPpEs, INC,
R0nn CON 19l1 n at NJ W
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HELP MEN Cont
WAREHOuSEMAN

White. 81 to 40. for general ware
house work with leading appliance
distributor. 5-day wk 40 hrs. Ap-
ply SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS. G07
Edgewood st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
De Valera Lunches
With British Who
Once Doomed Him
By the Asseeiofed Pres.

LONDON, Sept. 16.- Irish
Prime Minister Eamon de Va
lera. once sentenced to death by
the British. lunched in style with
members of the British govern
ment yesterday.
Manhattan born "Dev" is here
for three-day visit to Irish or
ganizations. His foreign secre-
tary, Frank Aiken, is with him.
Britain condemned Mr.. De
Valera in 1916 for his part in the
uprising which eventually took
the Irish Republic out of the
United Kingdom. The death
sentence was commuted to life
imprisonment and he was re-
leased in 1917 amnesty.
Lord Swinton, Minister of
Commonwealth Relations, gave
yesterdays luncheon. Other
government heads attending in
cluded Acting Foreign Secre-
tary Lord Salisbury and Chan
cellor of the EXchequer Richard
A. Butler
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Church Federation
Opens Fund Drive,
Plans Fall Workshop

The Washington Federation of
Churches announced plans for it's
third annual fall workshop yes
terday and later opened drive
for 100000 to support it's 1854
activities.
The workshop, on the church's
responsibility for world order and
missions. will be held September
1929 in National Memorial
Church, Sixteenth street and
Columbia road NV.
Cleveland Conference.
1t will prepare local leaders
for Church and World Order
Conference" sponsored by the
National Council of Churches on
October 27-30 at Cleveland.
Discussion groups will be held
on Christian Responsibility apd
Foreign Economic Policy" "the
Church and the United Nations"
and "the Challenge of National
ism in Asia and Africa"
Two open meetings, at $3.50
pm, will be held with Mrs.
Douglas Horton, chairman of the
Department of International JUS
tice and Goodwill, National
Council of Churches, and DR..
James Robinson of New York,
minister of the Presbyterian
Church of the Master as
speakers. Mrs. Horton will talk
the first evening and DR.. Rob-
inson, the second.
Fleming Opens Drive.
The drive for the federation's
1854 budget opened last night
when campaign workers heard
DR.. Arthur S. Flemming, head of
the Office Of Defense Mobiliza-
ton, outline the task ahead. DR..
Flemming. former federation
president, will serve as campaign
chairman.
DR.. Edward L. r. ElSon, fed
Grafton president and minister
of National Presbyterian Church,
where the meeting was held,
said no new activities will be un-
dertaken next year. Areas in
which the money will be spent
include church women's work,
Christian education, youth work,
ministry to the hospitalized and
imprisoned, church planning,
social work. and radio and tele-
vision shows.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Soviet Envoy 10 Iran On Job After Illness

ever, there were rumors he had
tried to commit suicide after the
overthrow last month of the
Communist-supported govern
ment headed by former Premier
Mohammed MosSadegh.
An Iranian Foreign Ministry
official who called on Lavrientiev
recently at the Soviet summer
embassy near Teheran said he
saw no marks of violence on the
enV0V.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
BY the Asseeia,ed Pres,

TEHERAN. Sept. 16.-Soviet
Ambassador Anatoly Lavrientiev
is back at work at the embassy
after an illness that began late
in August, a Soviet official said
yesterday.
The official report of Lavrien-
tiev's illness was that he had
suffered a heart ailment-be-
cause OF Teheran's altitude
$500 feet above sea level. How
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Smile Is Contagious

HUTCHINSON, Kan, P.-
Samuel Hlrst, who's been pho
tographing people here since
1884, gives this tip for photo
graphic success: II found that
in swapping children's pictures,
if I always had a little smile
on my face they'd soon follow
and that works with grown
ups, too."
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Gen. Ookes Gets Command

SEOUL, Sept. Is R.-Brig.
Gen. John c. Oakes, former
secretary of the Army general
staff in Washington, has been
assigned to command artillery
of the 25th Division in Korea.
He succeeds Col. Wallace H.
Brucker, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1953-09-16

If there design that completely approved by the
public it's this sectional It's seller Of
years with spring construction NOW that is made with Good
year African nodded cushions it's bound be complete
seout So if you heavenly comfort smart functional
living seconoIs, by all Majors
Choose from wide of decorator fabrics and
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Truman at Work on Memoirs
And He'll Do the Writinq

Most Of his works, he said, will
cover the period from 1885 to the
day he left the ONCE Of Presi-
dent.
THAT is the period" he ex-
planned, "in which had a hand
in national and international af-
fairs"
He became a Senator from
Missouri in 1885.
During the news conference,
Mr.. Truman said he would make
no political comments for "some
time to come" and as for his
Pacific trip he said there will be
no news conferences and no in
terviews.
"I'm going to be out of reach
of a telephone" he added.
Then turning to battery Of
cameramen. he said that goes
for photographers, too.
1.-THE only camera around will
be my own"
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Durkin Sees Changes
In Taft-Hart|ey Law
BY the Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 21.-Sec-
retary Of Labor Martin Durkin
today said he expected some
amendments to the Taft Hartley
law favorable to labor" will be
adopted this year.
"The real amending will be
done in Congress-" he said in
an interview declining COM
ment on amendments proposed
by Senator Taft, Republican, of
Ohio.
He said the labor-manage-
ment advisory committee he ap-
pointed to suggest changes in
the Taft-Hartley law will hold
an organizational meeting Mon
day but will not complete it's
work for several weeks. Mr..
Durkin said the Labor Depart
ment is being reorganized to end
recognition of the split between
the CIO and the AFL. Hereto
fore, he said, the department has
recognized the division by hav-
ing one assistant secretary deal
with AFL problems and another
with CIO matters.
He said he did not believe
the Government should reflect
the split.
Mr.. Durkin said the 1858 mil
lion budget former President
Truman had proposed for the
department is being revised
downward and "sizable savings"
will be made.
Mr. Durkin was here to ad-
dress tonight's banquet honoring
Peter Schoemann of Milwaukee,
who succeeds him as head of
the AFL Plumbers Union.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Two Killed When Train
Cuts Truck in Two
BY the Associoted Press

MONT LAURIER, Que. Feb.
21.-Two persons were killed and
18 others injured-three severely
when a Canadian Pacific rail-
way Diesel train cut a trailer
truck in two at a level crossing
here today. Mont Laurier is 100
miles north of Montreal.
Killed were the driver of the
truck and his helper. Three
train passengers were severely
injured and the other IS suf-
fered shock. All were taken to
hospitals.