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Evening star., 1954-08-12
Washinston's Largest Agency
PARTIAL LISTING

WAShtnStOn'S LARGEST agency
PARTIAL LISTING
MEN
Sales pharmaceutical co.,, pre-med,
or pharmacist mate. $3.50. plus car
expenses.
sales trainee tcoIl. necJ. transp.
company $500
oFFICE-PRoFEssIoNAL
Dookkeeper Clocated N.Y. - S325
Acct. t4S hrs, 1925
Jr. Acets. (methods and procedure
work.; no exper, necessary $3.50
Jr. -Accts (CPA1 $3.50
Asst. rental mgr. trainee S65
Purchasing agent tsome college and
some experience) $1,000
Buyer trainees (some college)s $3.50
Venetian blind salesman unsidel, SO.
Salesman tmen's ftirnishings) sos
Typist (gen. officel $3.50
Clerk tbkkpg. dept.l $216
Clerk q a.Ln.-3:30 p.m.l S1S6
Country club elk. sal. rm. and board
Hand transcript hotel), age to 30,
$500
Groc. cashiers texper3 so.
WaFehouSeman (eXper.) - S4S
Mechanic (auto.). age 25 up. 5 days,
annual and sick leave. st. S1.62 hr.
EngineerS list to Sth class) SO.
SAT1oNaI NAT 5saPIfl: EMPffoYMENT h'fes SERVICE
Aforementioned OficeS
110S 10th st. NV. Elk. 3-7270
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ENTERTAINER

direct audience participation games.
Job may involve management also.
Of enterprise to be conducted on high
plane. State age, details. Box 34S-x,
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HELP-WokAeN

AIR LINES NEED hostesses. See our
ad under personal. WEAVER, Ia
BOOKKEEPER. with
cashier exper. THE ALLIES INN.
1903 N. Y. ave. NV, Ma. S-0523.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
To take charge OF cashiers once for
exclusive speciality shop; permanent
position for dependable, reliable
person. KAPLOWTTZ. on 18th ST..
between e and F NV.
BANK BOOKKEEPER
ERATOR: LADY. UNDER IS.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.
1899 E ST. NV. Ia
BAR GIRL, white, for nightcluh work;
must be able to wear slacks. Apply
Lou MILLER's COVERED WAGON.
BEAUTiciaN iiIT Ga a AND srYLisT. j quail.
ned to manage. Excel. opportunity.
S100 wk. guarantee, plus. commits
sion: vacation with pay; 5-day VIZ
Al replies confidential. Box 45a-V-
experienced tBethesda
or Washington SALON.. MARTINIS
STUDIO OF BEAUTY, 1929 Wis.
ave. NV. OIL. 4-s554 or Du. 7-a070.
BEAurrcrAx. S-day week, s:sd b4 to
$50: no evening work.. salary
and Lor commission. Carl BEAUTY
SALON Sl Gi S92a gasSa WILSON lane. Bethesda
BEAUTICIANS--Also. shampoo cir!
and assistant. THE PLAZA BEAUTY
SALON. 4447 Connecticut ave. -17
BEAUTY SALON RECEPTIONIS1
ANn MANAGER---E Excellent oppor-
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MERCHANDISING
MAN

Young man. .21 40 yrs. of age, high
capable Of dealing with the public.
with. wash. area. Job is in our
ier dss S
Personnel. Room sos: open week.
days. 5000 and Sat-. 9-12. No
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MILLWORK CHECKER, experienced;
union. Apply JOHNSON & VIM
SATT, Path pl: and Bladensburg rd
ne. ne See See Mr.; Wtlliamss, w.1r122, w.1r122
oHEsiRE 4 im. or sAlEsM1s na1t ts
Of 90 to so per cent on jewelry
lamps. china; our men average over
S15O per week. Call for appoint
ment; MA; S-1161. MA. s-1162., ASK
pHfENFERs. Az TE PEE; Experienced, steady Ro work
Apply 3206 Weller rd.. wheaton.
Md. Ask for Barney. -17
PHARMACIST. part time. nights and
Sunday. Apply SCHWARTZ PHAR-
MACY. 100 Conn. ave- lis
PHoNOGRAPH RECORD SALESMAN
Must be experienced in retail record
selling; Good salary for qualified per-
PHOTO LAB. MAN-Capable COM
plete finishing work. Local studio
Must be sober. reliable and able
to handle all finishing work. Give
brief outline experience in reply
Box 3S1- Star. --12
PHOTOGRAPHERS. proof psssers
COUPON salesmen, Top pay. Appls
PORTER SHIPPING CIERK WANTED
by exclusive ladies' shop. Good
salary. steady work; must be ex.
| per-. sober and able to furnish
bond. Wonderful opportunity fol-
right man. Write Box Sex, Star.
liz
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SO PER WEEK, live In: nice room.
Il rs Il. nv. NV. MISS Miss; 'iE1LLERg. '' ia.
IMMEDIATE EARNINGS. av. S36 to
SIS wk. Working. early eve. hours.
LAND sTERLING. Wo. 6-2292 or
EpUNd On s-lpRio lspHRNioR rYrrsr. experience ls
not necessary. ROBERT CREME g.
CO.. 1924 X st. NV. RE. 7-437g..
AMBITIOUS LADIES. able to meet nj
suit you. Must have al least Is
weekly. avail Our average is about
S. hrly;. Apply 5:30-7 pm. Rm.
REFINED LADIES. earn So hr. con.
tacting our customers In your own
neighborhood for REAL SILKS 200
sd ssyes S5 tTsarn asparsl sgSss for Fs S
must have at least Is hrs. available
away from home Phone Ma. g.
sPaREs TIME o; becomes $50 to siioo
easily Brand new Christmas cards
sell on sight De luxe 81 card 81
assortment brings you $50 on 100
boxes Imprinted Christmas cards
low as SI.25 Experience un-
necessary. Free imprint samples,
essortments on approval HYCREST,
Dept II. la3 Essex Boston II
ACT NOW. BIG PROFITS-Show 21
for S! Christmas and name-im-
printed cards. stationery. Full or
Also .tund-raising group plan. no
write SYRACUSE CARD. Dept. IA.
Syracuse N. Y
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'ACk HOE OPERATOR, sroNEwAL1
CONSTRUCTION CO., TO. 9-5955

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sober; sal
airy and Commission. WMAL shop
ping center, 4449 Conn. ave-, EN-.
BEAUTicIAN, male hair stylist: IL
pm. to 8 pm; salary, 500 per
week Plus commission. THE PLAZA
BEAUTY SALON, 4447. Conn. ave.
BRICKLAYERs. nonunion; only good
mechanics need apply. Phone ia.
7-3254; ewes. IA. 4-1770. .-18
BRICKLAYERS, colored: half q blk.
past Wilson lane and River I'd.
Job. See Brooke Barkley. 8 am.
BUTCHER, white, clean cut. sober, re-
liable. Apply In person. 100 18th
st. NV. NO. 7-5354. -12
CAB DRIVERS. Black & White Cab
CO B { o; station. Silver Spring.
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PART TIME

A large manufacturing and managing
company has opening In sales divi-
sion 3 evenings week and Satur.
day-we train you: CAR. For In
terview, phone AID. 4-39lS
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HELP WANTED--AcENcIEs

G.H.W., day workers. cooks, porters.
grill girls or men. file clerks. char
women. MA. S-299S. --13
BKKPRS. AND ACCOUNTANTS--We
specialize In these positions. ATLAS.
1420 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1887
TYPIsTs. stenog.. bkkprs., cashiers,
tel. oprs., clerks, II YOU wish posi-
ion. TT WILL PAY YOU to see first
BOYD'S, cor. G and 18th (ST.
$4,000. Always welcome--compare.
(Est. SO years.)
SECRETARY, no shorthand. good typ
ing; days: S66. POTOMAC EN-
PLOYMENT. 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
IA. 7-0519.
REcEPT.-TYPIsT, Wilson blvd, S
days; S55. POTOMAC EMPLOY
MENT, 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia.
TEACHERs-We have some very de-
girable primary and elementary po-
sitions in Maryland and Virginia;
in some cases, we can place teachers
who are not fully qualified. Salaries
$300-S460 mo. Come in and discuss
your possibilities. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY. 1341 q st. NV, RE.
7.303S E-H5A
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FAMILY MAN
For responsible sales position
with large national distrib-
uting organization. Neat ap-
pearance; no investment;
car helpful If you are avail.
immed., call JU. 5-1351. ask
for MR.. LLEWELLYN.
Directions to eet to 10500 Ins1ey ST.
Go up Georgia ave. to Plyers Mill
rd.. turn left and Insiey Is FIRST left
of PlyerS Mil I'd
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INSTRUCTION. coURsEs

PBx RECEIPT. sCHooL-Bond Bids.,
est. rs yrs. Hundreds placed. Are
no handicap, No. S40-S50 agency
PBx Psa1ns sEH6HEtTaiSSSsffssr TaiISsfs sT EGSsR7 ass27,
Ing includedI real school: compare.
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. q and 18th
AMERICAN PIX receipt. school. Al
j9e placen,snt service: 1919 r NV.
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RELIEF MAN, coiored, for full time
references. Apply resident manager,
$40 21st st. NV. -12
ROUTE SALESMAN, age % to 20.
for estab. food products route
tEritos Cheetos and potato chipsl !;
minimum. $40 wkly.: also applies
while training; all equipment fur
nished; 6-day Wk.; paid vacation
plus holidays; insurance benefits.
Must furnish excel. refs. and have
good driving record. Apply in per-
son. Sat. Aug. IA. from 8 am. to
11:30 am. CAPITOL FRITO CO.,
1850 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda. Md.
SALESMAN WANTED - Exper. IN
estimating slip covers upholstering
HSErhssxsRS NAM UPHoIsFEkRs. dssSslslrk co J.
sxLEsMAN-Young man. to work in
shoe store: exper. pref. but not nee. :
excel; oppor, offered. Apply WHIT
MANS SHOES. INC. 1858 Fenton
st.. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-11t7.
SALESMAN, with college training,
who is honest and will stand for
right. though the heavens fall and
is as true to duty as the needle is
to the Pole. and Is willing to work
10 hours day. B days q week and
learn the real estate and building
business: training program; excellent
opportunity for ambitious man. Call
JO. $1,000 for your success.
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sECY., administration on---------- $50
Secy., legal exper.- -----------$75
secy., engineering exper. 1890 $40
or half days -- So hr.
Kindergarten teacher, Va. certificate,
Catholic S2,40O
ALLEN 81 BRIEN. Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72SO
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
600 18th NV. RIM. 500. ME. $4,000
Optician, exper. dispenser Open
6ecy.. some public relations $50
Nurse, .r.,. Dr;'s once, upper nv. 90
Statistical elk. I'm. or ~ - $500
Purchasing agent (m), clinic $1,000
Dental assts., exper.. NV. and Va.
Typists, young. advantages -. $50
JR. STENOS ------z--------- $3.50
Ty,,ist for embassy S2l4
iIoYD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
142O New York Ave, RIM. 500
q.0O0T
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GOVT. WORKERS
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ARTIsT. experienced OFFSET magazine
eREIFRP eelRsEssI1FRP ME. can s-ss4s. sH4sskda''' IL aR'
BEAnIIclANs-Msle l:..,; Or female hair:
working conditions and good hours;
top salary and commission. Apply
In person or phone for. interview.
ETHEL RICE BEAUTY SALON,
lg11 cSR; sHs RU "a $-s2 l4
tive Assistant-on stan Of municipal
$4,000. Send summary Of educa.
ton and experience to Mayor and
Council Of Rockville. Md. ia
Observation-Disclosures and expert.
enced In interior design. Full and
ditions. with wide scope Of furni-
ture operation. Permanent only.
Apply ?. j. NEE CO.. II st. at 7th
Dental E; All LABORATORY rEcHNIcifAN.
willing to train. interesting work:
Apply End floor. l722 Eye st. NV.
MANAGER. expsrisnced In children's
/ apparel. wonderful opportunity for
experienced, auslihed person: per-
manent position. Phone MT; DEsck
g HsraRRRg aaRRSiaiRRosRss sRoPs H Isas e ny EAn
MAN AND WIFE to work together,
on best money-maker in town: car
and unlimited telephone necessary.
=! Gall he He 41593l ;J4l TIL z. u 80
IA. 9-0579 for appointment. 10
MAN AND WIFE, WHITE, to manage
tenement house. Capitol Hill; ref.
Call before $50 am. Ii. 7-64o3;
MEN OR WOMEN-would you like
to increase your weekly income S35
to $40 or more In your spare time
supplying Rawleigh Products to
Consumers? Several districts avail
able in Montgomery and Prince
GSHs1erses SH1 esSa SSanties. gsrp Write Or cal
Adelphi. Nd. $3.50 to 10 am. Mon,
Tues. and Wed. or TO pm. Mon.
RET. CPL, widow to manage room
ing house. light duties. exchange for
apt. 1O-12 am. only. ia. 9-9590.
COUPLE TO GO TO CALIFORNIA for
about 4 months; man. driver and
general helper; woman for house,
work; moderate salary. RE. 7-3549.
EXTRA CAsR-seli Christmas and
everyday cards. also Christmas i'm
prints, stationery. napkins and nov
elites. Samples on approval Write
or call MASTERCRAFT, S01 10th
st. NV, Wash. /. d. c.. Dept. s
Evening star., 1954-08-12

UTO SAIsESMEN, EXPERIENCE
ONE OF AMERICAS. LARG-
EST FORD DEALERS WANTS
8 EXPERIENCED AUTOMO-
BILE statesmen lMME-
DIATELY. SALARY. COM.
MISSION, USE OF 1854 FORD
AND MANY EMPLOYE BENE-
FITS. MUST HAVE AUTO
NOTWITHSTANDING Elk E.
RIENCE. NO ONE ELSE NEED
APPLY. SEE MR.. MARK
MENSH. CHERNER, 1871
FLORIDA AVE, NV, -l3
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STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening for young
take so w.p.m. in shorthand, High
school graduates invited. We offer
5-day week. vacations with pay. CO.
operative group insurance and many
other employe benefits.
APPLY
Safeway Stores, Inc.
1S45 4th ST. NE.
$3.50 Till II 80 and 1880 TIL $40,
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MAN--DEPENDABLE

With car; permanent em-
ployment Apply ELECTROLUX
CORP. 370T Ca. ave. NV.
MEN go
The Southeastern Adv. Co. has open
ings for men, % to As, with cars;
no selling or canvassing. You should
like people and be neat In appear
& anee to qualify. We train you. See
Mr.. Reid. 410l Suitland I'd. s-e.,
3 till 9 pm. la
YOUNG MAN. TO sell iinoieum and
carpeting: drivers permit; exper. not
ave. NV. -13
YOUNG MAN for training as ONCE
machine mechanic. Permanent II
satisfactory. Please state. aRe and
educational BACKGROUND. Box p5.S,
Star. --16
Evening star., 1954-08-12

Unscramble the sets OF letters making : word
OF each scramble Print each word q letter to 81
square beneath each scramble The letters You nave
printed on the ccled squares may then be arranged
to spell the surprise Gnse1 suggested BY the cartoon
Clue What it? Answer appears ON Page B-1S Col al
Evening star., 1954-08-12
statesmen

PER YEAR CALDER
Oldest company in business expanding
to D C.. Maryland and virginia.
advancement to district manager.
Training course provided. Call Mr..
Bayley at AP. .7-1500 for appoifit-
unent. No floaters, please. This is
2 permanent. high-income oppor-
Evening star., 1954-08-12
CARPENTRY

Recreation rms. specially. Small
repair work. VIII contract small
houses. White mechanic. Call
DEWEY, WA. 7-4793.
DRAIN PIPES electricaIly
RoSrSs fs5e5 ssanes shon. 81 n0 a sa'5s 5ssso oTo o,
DRIyEWAYS. porches, steps, cellers.
walks. gaIages. built or repaired.
LU. 4-SS29 after b. -12
ELECTRlCAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
FENCE. is chain M G~o ink Or SWs wood: :'%e mate
rials only or Installed; big savings.
LU 10000, ia S-0442 TIL q . m.
FENCES-Estate. paddock, chain link.
cedar pickets, all other types: rec.
rms; free est; reas. JE. 2-Sn06
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nElP.--MoMEN
LApIEs l4l-
Women Over 35

WQNDERFUL HOURS. 9:3O-3 P.M
n you have good voice and sales,
canvassing or soliciting experience,
you can earn good pay doing pleas
ant telephone work in local once Of
j large corporation.
Mr.. Ramona. AID. 2-e014
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AIITO SAI,ESMEN

AO / ~ 0x414x1kSAN441AN
men with previous selling
exper., OF good repute and willing
to work; excel. opportunity to earn
big pay; attractive commission plan.
transp.. group insurance and other
bene. rs PEAKE MOTOR CO.. De
Soto-Plymoutb Dealers, Wisconsin
ave at Albemarle st. liz
AUTO SEAT COVER INSTALLATION
MAN, permanent job, top pay. 51a.
day week. Silver Springs largest
upholstery shop. PAYMER & PHIL.
LIPS CO., INC, JU. S-3737 after 6
pm, also Sat. and SUM-, call Mr..
Phillips. JU. 9-4091. -15
AUTO TOP AND TRIM MAN, exper.
on General Motors products; excel.
working conditions; good salary and
bonus. Apply ARCADE PONTIAC
CO.. 1437 irving st. NV, Mr..
AUTO frres' UPHOLSTERY MAN. perm perna-
nent job: top pay. 5fa-day week;
shop. shop. PAYMER 4 PHILLIPS. INC.
JU. g. 3737 after s pm, also sat.
1851 soS SUM- call Mr. Phillips 11s "; o
used-car salesman,
experienced. mo hoaters." Must
furnish al references. Presently
man averages $500 to $500 per
month. Large Lincoln Mercury deal
er. Plenty Of advertising; excellent
opportunity. for q top salesman. Ap-
ply Jack Lynch, MONTGOMERY
STUBBS MOTORS, 3715 BladenS-
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NATIONAL

ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1870 New York Ave. NV, Rm. 500
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS REPAIRS. all kinds
installations. improvements, ETC.: All
arranged. Mr.. ARMAT, Ii. 4-15S9
ADDITIONS. TORCHES. screeniis:
complete remodeling service: estl-
mates free; all work fully guar.
No money dn:. DO mos. to pay. White
3010. EN-. 2-s749 day or nieht.
ASPHALT DRIVEWAY
ia. 7-e77o ST. $4,000
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YOUNG VETERANS (2)

An unusual chance to learn an in
teresting business with bright ad-
yancsment prospects. Age % to 81.
manassr xIssn. as1aI1ing am fo ssaiaps nson Apply
Evening star., 1954-08-12

Fsss. rates on snall 5obss. OF. LttRssI5s$a g.s5$s.
BRICK WORK, all types. 4. Il.
sRiekhAFfSSo EhiekREEs ot; ot6;ossrTTsssssS;rosR1s,,. srTsss;
$ssssry Rlssss vsll' AsS AsssRs ~ 10 t'geiio ioaa e
CARPENTRY, repair work Of ali
kindsi also. painting done By white,
reliable mechanic. Free estimate.
cShrsNTf9 y.sSs 3 s.s sas sessFal s1 EsEs ssgsEs
RA. 6-97O3 or Ii. s-siOo.
new and old work. Free
estimates. call G. D. PHILLIPS,
CARPENTRY = Alterations, repairs.
remodeling, old and new work. MR..
SMITH. KE. 6-SS66, any time. SD
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AUTOMOBILE Statesmen

AUTOMOBlLE OALESMEN
Addison Chevrolet Sales has an OPEN
ing for experienced auto salesmen
who can produce: 7es commission
with $50 minimum on sale Of new
on accessories sold. 1854 oar fur
nished. II you have Q proven record
OF sales ability this Is your chance
to take advantage Of this oppor-
tunity to increase your earnings.
ADD1soN fIo sol cHiEISViRoLEr SALES, INC.
14th and Florida Ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
DooIiHIe Says Soviefs
MAY Risk Attack on u. 5.
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

HOUSTON, Mar. S. - The
Soviets may take the risk of an
unprovoked attack on this coun-
try when they think they have
reached the point of rendering
the United States incapable of
decisive retaliation, 1t. Gen.
James H. Doolittle said yester-
day.
Gen. Doolittle. wartime hero,
is now vice president of the Shell
Oil Co. He addressed the South
western division of the Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute, in three
day session here.
I'VE cannot match the Soviets
in manpower or in natural re-
sources" the Tokyo aerial raider
said. Our best hope Of avoiding
war is through technology and
the maintenance Of q profound
condition in the minds of the
men in the Kremlin that we are
able to win If we have to fight.
IT am convinced that the one
thing that will surely bring war
is military weakness or indecision
on our part"
Guided missiles. the general
told his audience. will largely re-
place manned airplanes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
Polio Outbreaks Cause Queen 10 Revise Tour

toria Health Department warn
ing Of the outbreaks.
The two towns are Castele-
maine and Marlborough, which
had been scheduled as major
stops on the royal tour. Now the
inhabitants of the communities
will be able to see the Queen
only through the windows of the
train.
The announcement issued
after the advisers meeting said
the Queen also had approved
changes in plans for her tour of
West Australia as a result Of
a polio outbreak there. Details of
the changes were not disclosed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
sy the A..ee,o,ea Pcs,

BENALLA, Australia, Mar. S.
Plans for state drives by Queen
Elizabeth II through two Aus
tralian towns were Cancelled to-
day because of polio outbreaks.
Instead. the royal train carrying
the young monarch and the
Duke of Edinburg on a tour Of
Victoria State will only slow
down In passing through the two
communities.
Announcement of the change
was made after a meeting of the
Queens advisers, called on re-
ceipt OF a message from the Vic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05

Using Red Methods,
Stevenson Asserts
By the Assoe.o.ec Pres.

CHICAGO, Mar. 5.-Adlai e.
Stevenson sIl dSc u e. ita
Communists today of adopting
communist methods in their
assaults on higher education
The 1852 Democratic presi-
dental nominees statement was
in a message to the ninth Ma
tional Conference on Higher
Education. More than 800 COL
lege and university leaders are
attending the meeting. which is
sponsored by the Department for
Higher Education of the Ma
tional Education Association.
Calls No Names.
Mr.. Stevenson mentioned no
names. but in some passages he
obviously was referring to recent
congressional investigations of
loyalty of college faculty mem
berS.
Mr.. Stevenson said: 1.-THE
American system of higher edu-
cation has seldom faced a more
fateful challenge than. it does
today.
1.-THE enemies of freedom we'll
know thai the educational
system is a vital artery of free
society: that if they can sever
this artery. the life-blood of our
liberty will drain away.
The attack on education
comes first from the fanatics of
;otalitarianism, whose purpose
everywhere is to destroy free
education and to erect on its
ruins cruel and coercive systems
If i1doctrination.
But men in our midst, af-
fectlng to oppose COMMUNIST
totalitarianiSm, are themselves
amulating Communist methods
IN their assaults on higher edu-
cation"
Big Jump Forecast.
Yesterday at the conference,
educators advised colleges to pre-
pare for twice as many students
in 1870.
The enrolment may jump
from the current pa million to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05

SIC million. according to Francis
H. Horn, president of Pratt In
stitute of Brooklyn, N. Y.
In a full day of discussion of
the subject, the educators asked
if this meant that the present
$1,000 million higher education
plant had to be doubled in size.
James A. Van ZWoll. professor
of educational administration at
the University of Maryland. said
the schools might make better
use Of their present space to re-
duce the amount of construction
required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
ESQ Entries Expected
For Cot Show

More than $50 entries from
% States and the District of
Columbia are expected to be ex-
hibited in the eighth annual
Championship Cat Show from
10 am. to 10 pm. tomorrow and
Sunday in the Hyattsville md
Armory. Baltimore boulevard
and Jefferson street.
Proceeds from the show, spon-
sored by the Cat Fanciers of
Washington. Inc. will go to the
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Of Washington. Champion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
Raj Chief Due Here

LONDON, Mar. 5 (R.-Ail
Chief Marshal Sir William Dick
son, head Of Britain's air staff
will fly to Washington tomorrow
for talks with senior air officers
on cooperation between the
United States Strategic Air Com
mand and the Royal All Force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
Moscow-Pekinq Express

The first through train from
Moscow to Picking carried among
its 140 passengers over the g.
day route a group Of Soviet lex
perts" for China reconstruction,
Chinese and Korean students
studying abroad. The same train
from Peking to Moscow carried
SIMILAR load: Experts going
home and more students going
to Russia to study.
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Master-Cuide power steering
You ease yourself into and out of tight park
ing places with up to 1870 less effort You
hardly know you're steering. And Master
Guide power steering eats up road shock
:. leaves you with natural steering feel
on the straig htaways.
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awards will be made at 8 pm.
Sunday by Richard Woods,
president of the dystrophy as
ISOLATION.
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Swift Sure Power Brakes
Here's feature that really pays dividends in adding to
your relaxation and driving comfort makes you better
driver Power does up onethrd of the stopping work.
To make your driving even easier,
Ford offers you the most modern
power options in it's field. And you get
all the other fine-car features that
make Ford the ''Worth More'' car.
For 81 Ford offers you Ball Joint Front Suspension,
Ford exclusive in the ow-price field 1t smoother
ride, simpler servcing easier handling and Ford keeps
its newcar feel far longer You also get stronger
frame . beautiful Astra-Dia Control Panel with
signal lights replacing oil and battery gauges and
styling throughout Best of ALL these and many other fine
car features yours for the low price of Ford!
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Away Power Seat
The seat goes up or down, front or back,
depending which. of the two buttons
on the side Of the front seat you push.
It's great convenience when 2 differ
ent size people take turns driving the car.
All Fords power assists optional at extra cost.
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Power-Lift Windows
All four side windows (not just t,Uo as in some
cars) have push buttons beneath them which
open or close the windows silently, automatically.
And master control beside the driver opens or
closes all four windows.