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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19
HELP-MEN
statesmen

We have openings for CD
eXper., progressive married
men over % to affiliate them
selves with a highly success
fuI, nationally known organi-
Zatlon. to call on a Jewish
clientele. Previous direct SELL
ing in homes helpful. Your
succesS will be our mutual
concern. 500 drawing plus
liberal commissions after
training for the right men.
Here is an opportunity to earn
a fine income on a permanent
basis with many company
benefits. A short, thorough
training period will fully pre-
pare you for our sales pro-
gram. Leads furnished. Car
essential. For personal in
terview. call MR.. LEVINSON.
IA. 5-S3I7. Mon. and Tues.
bet. 10 am. to IL and 2 pm.
to 4.
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HELP-MEN

CLERK, for whole
sale candy and tabocco CO.; must
be dependable, refer. REQ. Apply In
person. 1914 4th st. NV. 10
DRUG CLERK, S75 to start, for top
man; excel. permanent position;
advancement. LII. 1-3401. -19
DRYWALL MEN, papers, hntshers,
and point-up men; piece work; long
ioh .JE 3-SQ00 -10
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DON MARTINI
DENTAL MECHANICS

mechanics, with some x
perience in polishing. finishing, wax
ing. etc.: full or part time. Apply
10 I'm. to l pm. Monday through
Fri. WASHINGTON DENTAL CO.
1904 I st. NV. 30
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SALESMAN

Live wire for Washington's finest
package liquor store. Experienced
only. knowledge of imported wines
preferred. Position permanent. All
Lipskev, CLARK'S. INC, 703 18th
st. n ". ~
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EDUCATIONAL
SALESMAN

We have an exceptional opportunity
for q top-notch man. Here is the
t ease Our home SsIoy C4urSes
ing veterans under the Korean CT
Bill. We have little or no similar
Korean Veteran Approved. Airline
Station Agents and Radio Television
Course for men: Airline H0StesSeS,
etc, for girls. The most active fields
TODAY for enrolment Of both men
and girls. Lots OF leads. Liberal
commissions. You must be bondable.
Write Box 461-S, Star. go
ELECTRICIAN, licensed in D. c.. Arl.
and Fairfax Co. Call IA. 5-9019.
ELECTRICIAN or experienced helper
wanted. Must have D. c. card and
drivers permit. HOFF ELECTRIC
CO.. Ii. 4-0649. -19
ELECTRICIAN-Mechanic experienced
in commercial and remodeling work.
TIL. 2-4547. pa
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DO YOU KNOW
HELP-MEN AND woMFN

ARTIST-Commercial; exper in
painting on glass surfaces. Call at,
PIANO PLAYER at JoHNNIE's, SEQ
9Th st. Sc: apply between Z and
q pm, --o0s7
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NOTICE

Our arm needs two young men with
late model cars. $3.50. Call Ia.
9-1066 for appointment.
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ATTENTION

'ALESMEN AI"TENTION
National company estab-
nshed many years in WASH
ington offers a permanent
sales position to alert agrees
sive man under 30. Applicant
must have successful sales
to dealing with the public.
Position carries very substan-
tial income If you can qualify.
Call MR.. SCHERMERHORN,
ST. 3-5323, between / and 5.
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HELP-MEN
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN

With car, experience neces-
SaFy, to work day or evening
shift. Company benefits. hos
pltalization. vacation with pay.
Excellent opportunity. Apply
G E o r G Els WAREHOUSE,
2145 Queens Chapel I'd. ne.
See Mr.. Resnich or Mr.. Gill.
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COLORED SALESMAN WANTED
I need men who can qualify as ex-
ecutives. We are opening other ON
ceS as men qualify. Opportunities
are wonderful in our storm window
and ialousie business. Our commits
sions are tops and r paid immedi-
ately upon acceptance of orders. Fol
appointment call DE. 2-62S6 and
CO. 5-1117. -25
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statesmen 137

High caliber men to sell quality home
improvements for old established
company with excellent reputation.
Must have following qualifications
to be considered: honesty. intelli-
must own car. If you qualify, you
can expect q stable income, fair
treatment, unlimited territory. We
Nbelieve in ethical dealings with Gus
toners and employees, and we expect
to Oaklawn Terrace Apis, 1920 18th
st. NV. Apt. 603 for personal in
terview during the. following hours:
Sun. Mon. Tues, 10 am. to 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19

COMPANION-Good home for re-
fined, settled lady; light duties;
small salary. WO. 6-S117. 10
COMPANION . HOUSEKEEPER I o r
elderly lady; white: Catholic pre-
ferred: live in. LA. $3.50.
CONTACT LADIES. 24-55, to work 3
hrs. daily or 3 eve and Sat; about
81 mr., between now and Xmas.
Apply Tues, Wed. or Thurs, 81
nm. RIM, 7O5, 1919 F st. n.w.-21
COOK. colored; experienced in res
taurant and home-Style cooking;
good starting salary. 10. 1894,
COOKS, experienced in general cook
ing; able to work quickly, to work
in small industrial cafeteria. Hours:
s am. to 4 pm. no Sundays: Salary
$50 per week. meals. uniforms. vaca-
tons provided; excellent opportunity
for advancement. Apply 1921
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md. be-
tween l pm. and 4:30 pm. -l9
COSMETIC CAREER for area woman
over 30 who needs to make 500
week y and experienced in out
side sales. Complete financial back
ing for refined woman who is am
bilious for higher income. Car.
phone essential. For local inter-
view. write age, business back
ground. Replies confidential. Box
454-S. Star 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19

An Industrial Agent
Wanted by lge. insurance CO... life.
h. and q. disqualification; salary
and comm! many benefits and good
future. ST. 1855, Ext. 90 for
aunOintment -o1
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GRADUATE
Wanted

lady for position in once of
local insurance CO. Applicants must
be able to type accurately; 5-day,
36-hour week. Working conditionI
are pleasant and the company has
merit raises plus Christmas bonus.
Apply In2, 900 F st. NV. 90
CLERICAL POSITION - For recent
high school graduate with some
knowledge of tipping. NE. S-2S4O. :.
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DANCE

ballroom. experienced. Excellent
salary and working conditions. APP
ply in person. 1-6 pm, 502 18th st.
NV. 1924 Conn. ave-. or 404 18th
st. NV.
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WOMEN
STRICTLY LEADS .


Oyer 3o0. 600 families use our service.
Need 3 people to expand in this
area; ~ hrs, work makes YOU frem
500 to S150 per wk.
STRICTLY LEADS :!
Must be prepared to begin immediate,
~ and work full time. Car necsS-
Sary. Permanent. Good future, For
interview and appt. phone L. H. Day.
regional director. JU. 1861 week.
days or after 8 pm. Sundays. ID.
AMBITIOUS LADIES. 10 or q
hrs. wkly will earn YOU S3O or
more taking orders for Real Silks
lS6 styles of quality mdSe., no cam
vass. or del. MA. S-1357, 1913 pm,
INTERNATIONAL Travel organ,sA:
ton has position for young lady for
genera Stenographic and CLERIC |
duties, excellent working conditionss
air cond ONCE; 36-hr. week: salsfy
70 500. depending on expcrie~e
pPhSne MA MS SooSS6. Mr. Halsey eyer
FREE ROOM for colored women Ia
Q after child; evenings. 'Us
OPENING, excellent 81
ton for active, reliable, urTntut,il
S SeGed na lady Rox over u; psrmanent.
COLLEGE
(Recent) for stimulating position. III
you are alert, interested In advance
ment. call COURTESY ASSOCIST IS,
Elk. 3-O634, q to Z. 20
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HELP-woMEN Cent,

CLERK-White. age IS to 35; general
ONCE work, ON tipping, no exper-
fence necessary. Phone Ma. S-95S9.
Mrs. kiser, 8 am. to B pm. Mon.
thru Fri. pa
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statesmen, LOOK
EARN $50 TO $40 A DAY
NO NIGHTWORK NO CAR NEG.
ESSARY. NO CREDIT PROBLEMS
IT'S NEW. IT'S DIFFERENT. IN
vEST1GATE THIS AND You'll
WORK HERE. NUFF SAID. 1929
18th ST. NV, 2nd FLOOR. q TO
IL AM. ONLY. SEE JOHN O'DAY.
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YOUNG MAN

30. aggressive, to train as
ONCE manager; process orders. follow
through and public relations; good
Opportunity for advancement: paid
vacations: good salary; no experience
required. Phone MR.. LEVITT, AID.
10000.
YOUNG MEN. over lS, free to travel,
no experience needed. average earn
ings S75 wk. Apply RIM. 1924, 1404
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19

WHO SHOULD BE EARNING
$3.50 A WEEK OR BETTER

IF YOU ARE STALLED IN YOUR
PROGRESS BY SOME SLOW-MOV-
ING ORGANIZATION WHICH
WON'T APPRECIATE YOUR MO-
T1VES. WE WANT TO MEET AND
TALK WITH YOU. LIFE is TOO
SHORT TO PAY THE PENALTY
For SOME ONE ELsE'S SHORT
AGO WE LEARNED THAT
SSAaLESMEM ARE AS GOOD AS
THE MOST IMPORTANT COGS in
ANY ORGANIZATION. IF A
SALESMAN IS HAPPY AND PROS
Porous HE CAN SELL ANY
THAT. TOO.
IF You ARE SEEKING A EEw
Employer WHO WORRIES
MORE ABOUT HIS statesmen
OR HIS MERCHANDISE, YOU WILL
FIND HIM HERE.
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statesmen
AT ONCE


Old reliable firm has openings for
local statesmen. 12-month steady
income, no o~f-season, no deliveries,
no collections, no investment, no
down payments. Business booked
from 2 to 8 mos. in advance of ship
ment to customers on open ccoun
Tangible merchandise. Repeat bust
ness. Would like to interview men
with experience in .consumer-type
sales or desire to learn. Liberal
COMPENSATION plan. Phone MR..
SANDERSON, Tues, at tn. $4,000.
SALESCLERK-For large hardware
store: Experience beneficial. Hos
p~ltalization. vacation. holidays.
MALONEY'S. INC. S136 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. Md. -23
STATION ATTENDANTS.
white; fabrication exper. and good
statesmen; refs; $40 day. plus comm.
n vacation. BARRON'S SUNOCO
SERVICE. Wis. ave.. and River I'd.
10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
CD, n midnight to morning shift.
n 3 to ii pm. shift. Must have
lubrication exper. Salary and COM
mission. Apply WROE SUNOCO,
1901 Ga. ave. NV. 30
SHORT-ORDER COOK; S45 per week
6 days. No Sunday work. Hours
to 10 pm. DFCATURE LUNCH,
4726 14th st. NV 30
catering office
work: must be experienced. Box
192-X. Star. 30
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Attention, Family Men

Attention, Family Men
Could you use 500 or 5000
or even more a week?
Would you, if given the
opportunity, be willing to
work with an expert
enced and highly successful
man in building a sales
organization in this area?
We have the product, the
know-how and the fnan-
cial backing. We need
good, honest, Intelligent,
Woodworking men. For
appointment, write Box
GIT, Star.
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HELP-WoMEk

MAsSEURE-t2), experienced. Apply
in person. MARCEL's. 1924 Conn.
NURSES AIDE. white: for duty in
nursing home in Silver Spring area;
NURSES. r. N. and practical. for
nursing home, day or night; live
in or have car. JU. Q-6040. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19
DANCE EACHE

Due to imminent expansion. ARTHUR
accepting applications for its fall
dance training class. There are ex-
cellent opportunities for advance
ment. Teachers graduating from
course can earn from $40 to 500
q week. Apply in person. 10l1
Conn Va n III 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19

OEk ave. NV. -
Warehouse Supervisor
Experienced grocery man to supervise
shift. in modern supermarket chain
warehouse. Minimum starting SAL
airy $4,000 per year with definite
advancement possibilities in so days;
many company benefits including
paid vacations. decentralization, etc.
This is the ideal opportunity for the
right man seeking q permanent po-
Sition with a real future in a rap
idly expanding organization. Write
complete details to Box 402-X. Star.
MAN. white, II or over, sgle. or mar
ried. pref. married man. Your quail
ifcations: Must be capable to deal
with public. personality, fair educa-
ton, neat in appearance mot
hashy),. must be very active. This is
q 9e saisrifd lob; $500 me. Furnish
sponsibility and last places of en-
pigment for past 10 years. Box
MAN wanted to clean metal in junk
yard: must have experience in
ACE JUNK Co. $50 Ga. v siI NV.
HU. 3-4421 SO
MAN, with truck. two months work
hauling lumber: by day or contract.
MR. WEBER, LII. 4-5296.
WEN. white or colored, TO sell watches
on outside. Good earnings: no. exper.
MES nes I'VE train you. Elk. 3-56I1.
Full-time men with no previous ex-
perfence average 500 and up per
Tk. Repeat business plus regular
customers assures you of steady.
REGULAR income. Start on a l or .
to yourself what an excel. oppor.
this is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age 500 and UP per wk. calling on
regular customers by appt. Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant, cour-
day necessities regularly. An exper.
man will make calls with you and
train you. If you are interested in
q sure way to raise your income,
inquire at Gil National Press Bldg,
l4th and F SITS. NV. or phone DI.
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THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
OLLECTOR-DRIVER

man. $3.50 years of age, pref
erably a veteran, neat in appear
ance, capable of dealing with people;
must have clear driving record,
d. C. drivers permit and knowledge
of city. and outskirts. Job consists
of making collections on small clas-
-si1ed advertising accounts. Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days. $50 to D and Saturdays, 8 to
/. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19

Unusual Opportunity
Responsible man wanted for long
term contract with large reputable
stantial earnings from local and
long distance moving. Principally
Washington area. Thorough train
ing program. Reply with details of
your experience and personal data,
to c. K. watson. GREYVAN STOR-
hound Linesl, 81 w. Grand ave,
Chicago 10. Ill. l9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-19
TV MAN

Outside work: experienced only. S15
weekly and commission. Apply in
person
TV SERVICE
1929 18th ST. NV. 30
observation-disclosures mechanics;
good wages plus bonus for perma-
nent man. MARTINSVILLE TILE
CO. Contact w. B. Leftwitch, jr.,
1913 Rivermont Heights, Martins
vile. Va Phone 2395. 90
WAREHOUSEMAN. white: pleasant
working conditions. Company BEN
eltS. Apply 34U5 Ga. ave. NV.
Mr.. O'CONNOR.
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GIRL


We have an opening for young lady.
general office work. Excellent earn
lngs, exper. not necessary. Some type
ing essential. Work comprises masiy
varied dutieS-not q steady. chiil
routine. We offer pleasant work in
a pleasant aforementioned once,
Apply in person to 20
Mr.. NORMAND G. DEMERs -
604 9th st. NV. -i9
LADIES t102: capable; dependable.
present AVON Xmas gift line. YOU
f REl easn over $500 before Xmas
LADIES (4j.. part-tlme work I'M
mediate placement. Good pay. re.
WOMAN. as h~Ousekeeper; also Are
Tor 4 children; and board;
1--we in. 225 Sth st. s.w.. NE. S-166&.
WOMAN, refined, ambitious. for
permanent position with unusual on
Star. 81
WOMEN. white or colored, to Sell
watches on outside: good earnings;
no exper. necessary. we train YOU.
Elk. 3-5611. -i8
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REHOUSEM
SuperViSor

3 to 35 years Of age. responsible
position, must have references. APP
ply w. r. WINSLOW CO., 922 New
York ave. NV. I'll
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Temple Sinai Elects
Harold Strauss President

Harold Strauss has been
elected president Of Temple
Sinai, local reformed congrega-
ton.
Other new officers are Henry
q. Fischer. Stanley c. Markey
and Albert P. Mesirow, vice presi-
dents; c. Howard Brown, treas
urer: Allen v. DeFord, assistant
treasurer; Dexter M. Kohn, rec
ording secretary, and Harriet S,
Markey, financial secretary.
Members of the board are
David S. Block, Samuel M,
Greenbaum. Lawrence Kasdon,
Sylvan Oppenheimer, David Yen
tis, Rabbi Paul Richman, Morris
Forman. David Reich and Louise
Solomon.
Officers of the Board of Young
People are Frances Tuchscher,
president: Harry Wiener and
Maurice Levin, vice presidents;
Sally Mayer. recording secretary;
Edythe Finn. corresponding Sec
retary. and Henry Herman,
treasurer.
Board members are Florence
Falk, Ruth Roy. Sheldon Tabb,
Bernard Shapson and Beryl Field
man,
Evening star., 1953-06-05

The program of supplying
Washington area residents with
civil defense identification tags
has been discontinued. it was
announced today.
You Just can't get people in
terested," was the explanation
given by H. Mel McKillen. as
sistant director of Civil Defense
for the Districts About 10000
tags have been sold.
Under the setup. the United
Equipment Co. supplied +. the
metal tags and equipment for
keeping records. The Family
Identification Plan, Inc. was set
up to keep the records. .
Files Maintained.
The Civil Defense announce
ment said discontinuance of the
program does not mean the tags
sold have no value. They are
q means of identification. and
the files, which will be main
tanned, contain vital infornla-
tion to identify and locate miss
ing persons and reunite families
Evening star., 1953-06-05
By Alton [. BIokesIee
Associated Press Science Reporter.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Atomic
energy already has saved many
times more lives than the $4,000
lost by atomic bombs exploded
over Japan, DR.. John z. Bowers
said today.
The life-Saving has come
through use of radioactive atoms
IN medicine, DR.. Bowers. dean
and professor of radiobiology,
University of Utah College of
Medicine told the American
Medical Association.
In a speech prepared for the
closing session of the ANA con-
vention, DR.. Bowers gave some
examples Of how atomic energy
has been saving lives:
Radioactive atoms. which can
be traced wherever they go, are
In effect making the human
body transparent. Doctors can
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Lives Saved by Atom Exceed
Japan Bomb Toll, Scientist Says

learn where drugs go. how drugs
do their good work. They can
learn how glands work, even
what part of living cells do the
work which saves or preserves
health.
Mysteries of the adrenal
glands are being solved with the
aid of radioactive atoms. This
has aided in treatments Of
rheumatoid arthritiS, and rheu-
matte fever, the great heart
killer among children.
Radioactive iodine is helping
in treating diseases, including
cancer, of the thyroid gland. DR..
Bowers continued. And there
are hopes that cancers else
where in the body can be treated
by finding chemicals which will
go just to those cancers. Those
chemicals could be made radio
active, to go to the cancers and
then give off atomic rays which
would kill the cancer cells.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
CardioIogists' Convention
Opens Sunday for ; DAYS

The second National conven-
ton of the American College of
Cardiology will meet Sunday in
the Hotel Statler, with the newly
formed Washington chapter act
ing as hosts for the event.
Four scientific sessions will be
held during the three-day meet
ing devoted to the diagnosis of
heart diseases. Another attrac-
ton will be historic exhibit,
prepared by DR.. Bruno Kisch.
president of the college. and the
Armed Forces Medical Library.
It traces the history of diagnosis
in cardiology.
At the Monday night banquet,
Senator Bridges, Republican, of
New Hampshire, is to address
the group.
The college was formed in 1949
and is designed to devote its
efforts to the advancement of
professional groups concerned
with heart disease.
Officers of the local chapter
are DR.. j. Burton Glenn, presi-
dent; DR.. George w. Calver, vice
president, and DR.. Irving Brot-
man, secretary and treasurer.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Identification Tag Plan Fails
Through Lack of Interest

in event Of public disaster"
w. H. Wolowitz, president Of
United Equipment Co., said that
concern has lost about $4,000
on the deal.
The tags sold for so cents. with
United Equipment being entitled
to sums from 299 cents to 48.8
cents, according to volume. Mr..
Wolowitz said he needed to sell
about 10000 tags q month to
break even. He said the biggest
months sale was about 5000.
and the total for May was not
more than 1000.
Million Persons Was Goal.
What United Equipment did
not get out Of the so cents went
to Family Identification Plan,
Inc, a non-profit organization.
It had been hoped to get more
than a million persons in the
area tagged and registered.
The backlog of tags purchased
but not yet delivered will be
cleaned up In 80 days, Civil
Defense said.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Rose Society to See Film

The Potomac Rose Society will
see a color movie on rose pro-
duction by William H. Boxman,
president Of the Philadelphia
Rose Society. at 2::3O pm. Sun
day in the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Films on Astronomy

The National Capital Astrono-
mers will show q series Of films.
entitled "Viewing the Universe, :"
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in the
Commerce Department audi
torium.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

C0nceF Group PIdns Picnic
The District Cancer Aid Group
will hold a picnic at pm. to-
morrow at Grove II in Rock
Greek Park. Mrs. Leo Gershen-
son, 5419 First street NV, is in
charge of the event.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Cool Area in illinois
SPRING

SPRINGFIELD.-Illinois coal
area covers about $4,000 square
miles. Fifty counties in the
State have coal mines.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Wunderbirds to Hike

The Wanderbirds will meet at
Stop 20 Of the Cabin John car
line at 10 am. Sunday for a
hike along the c. & o. Canal.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, 4,

Cotton SpindIes in U. S.
Observation-Disclosures one
fourth the $50 million cotton
spindles of the world are located
in the United States.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
u. ). Now Has Initiative
In Cold Way, VorYs Says
By tho.Assoeiofed Press

LEXINGTON, Va, Feb. 28.-
The Republican administration IS
new positive foreign policy has
thrown our enemies off balance
and created an atmosphere of ap-
prehension in the Communist
world. member of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs
said here today.
1--WE have seized the initiative,
The SovietS are the ones who are
now worrying about contain
ment." Representative Vorys. Re-
publican of Ohio, told the Vir-
ginia Military Institute Corps. OF
Cadets and delegates to the an
nual Virginia international Rela-
tions Clubs meeting at VMI.
AS examples Of a positive policy
of action, Mr. Vorys listed Presi-
dent Eisenhower's order with
drawing the Seventh Fleet as a
barrier between ForrhoSa and the
mainland and the trip of Secre-
tary of State Dulles and Mutual
Security Administrator Stassen to
Europe in the interest of pro-
noting greater unity among the
free European nations.
This unity-not dead but long
sleeping-has begun to wake up,
the ranking member of the For
eign Affairs Committee said.
Evening star., 1953-03-01
School Aid for Handicapped
Is Studied in Alexandra

Alexandria health and school
authorities are trying to estimate
the number Of handicapped per-
sons In need Of educational help.
Residents have been asked to
call the health department to-
morrow to report information re-
garding any person who might
benefit from a special school pro-
gram.
The survey is being made in
connection with e State inquiry
into the need for special facin-
ties.
information given the depart
ment will be kept confidential.
DR.. Thomas F. MeGough, city
director Of public health. said in
making the request.
The survey will cover pre-
school children. school-age chill
dren and adults who are deaf,
hard Of hearing, blind. epileptic.
crippled, mentally retarded or
emotionally disturbed. and also
Evening star., 1953-03-01

those suffering from rheumatic
fever, heart disorders. cerebral
palsy or speech defect.
When q legislative commission
studying the problem held a
hearing in Alexandria last
month, parents. teachers, school
officials and representatives Of
several organizations urged State
aid for program Of special edu-
cation.
Similar hearings have been
held in Bristol, Richmond and
Norfolk, and another is sched-
uled for Wednesday in Staunton.
Statistics presented at the
hearings showed that two Of
every 100 families have handi-
capped children and one Of every
100 children is mentally retarded.
The commission was told that
the alternative to special schools
is expenditure Of still more
money for welfare care Of many
Of the handicapped.