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Evening star., 1954-12-19

ceiHed reports Of submarines off
Alaska. on the Dominican Re-
public coast in the Caribbean
Sea and or Florida. The. Navy
was inclined to discount these
reports. at least publicly.
A report by the Coast Guard
that a surfaced submarine had
been seen five miles OF the New
Jersey coast caused the Navy to
send planes and surface craft
to hunt. There was no comment.
Silence Policy Explained.
All this adds up. Of course. to
one thing: The Navy had
adopted a policy of silence on
reports of the presence of enemy
submarines in United States
waters.
A naval officer. speaking un-
officially. recently explained why
this is necessary.
Let's suppose the Russians
sent 10 submarines. or IA sub
marines. or whatever number
you want to pick. and ordered
these submarines to take photo
graphs of the United States coast
line" he said.
Suppose we detect these sub
marines, and announce the exact
number we detected. The Rus
slams know how many they sent
If we tell how many we detect.
they'll know how good, or how
bad, our detection system may
be.
Il don't mean by this example
Evening star., 1954-12-19

scope OF q submarine 40 miles at
sea of Cape Mendocino, 40 miles
south of Eureka. Calf. Navy
planes and the destroyer Cola
han hunted the submarine for
days without success.
Reports Of sightings kept COM
ing In. with evidence that the
submarine was headed south
ward. On April 2. the 11th Naval
District sent out PPM patrol
planes from Fleet Air Wing IA.
They searched for eight hours
of Point Arguello. about 110
miles north of Los Angeles.
They failed to locate the sub
marine, but two parties of Coast
Guardsmen confirmed the pres
enee of the submarine and said
1t was definitely not American.
Destroyer Tracks Sub.
The sightings continued
throughout 1850. The destroyer
Blue tracked one unidentified
submarine of the California
coast several days before losing it.
During 1851 there were reports
of Russian submarines off San
Diego, San Francisco and Alaska.
The Navy started to discount
reports Of sightings in 1862. One
that became public was from
Boston. Mass, which relayed re-
ports Of a sumbarine sighting
November II, 1852, off Mount
Desert Island, Maine. The Navy
had no comment.
That same year the Navy re-
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Board Finally Approves
On fhe Waterfront Film
BY the Assoeieisd Prsss

WTESBADEN, Germany. Dec.
18.-The West German Film
Board bowed to movie fans. crit
les and theater owners today
and gave the American Aim, aOn
the Waterfront" q rating OF
worthwhile"
The board previously refused
3 certificate Of quality to the
film on the ground it repre-
sented a typical Hollywood
cliche."
The new rating means q 3 per
cent rebate on entertainment
taxes will be split between Ger
man exhibitors and American
distributors. Entertainment taxes
in West Germany range from 13
to 80 per cent Of gross box ONCE
receipts. depending On the local
ity. A s. per cent rebate IS
granted for the top rating Of
especially worthwhile" No tax
refund Is allowed If the board
fails to certify q picture.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Periseopes Off Our coost
Soviet Subs Have Been Rowing
U.S.Woters for Past 6 Years

2. New fast killers Of many
types -airborne, waterborne and
undersea craft-that would make
the life of a Russian submarine
extremely hazardous from the
time the submarine left its moor
ing, until it arrived of its target.
Reds Got Nazi Subs.
These are some of the general
facts. To understand the situa-
tion more clearly, it is necessary
to be specific and to go back and
trace how the Russian submarine
activity has developed.
Russia got hold of most Of
Germany's latest model subma-
rines in 1945, at the end OF
World War II. During the next
two or three years, Russian ma
val personnel were trained to
handle these submarines. Many
of the subs are the So-called
snorkel type, which has a
breather pipe that can be ex-
tended above the surface of the
water.
BY 1948. the Russians were
ready to try out their under
water seamanship in the worlds
oceans Navy Secretary John l..
Sullivan announced on March
Is, 1948, that submarines not
belonging to any nation west
of the Iron Curtain" had been
sighted recently off the Pacific
Coast. He said none had been
nearer than 200 miles from the
West Coast.
Two days later. the Navy sent
search planes to scout for an
unidentified submarine sighted
by a Pan American plane go
miles west Of San Francisco.
Contact off Pearl Harbor.
These were the first reports of
sightings of Russian submarines
in this hemisphere. Some months
later. on November 10, the Pa
cific Fleet headquarters at Pearl
Harbor reported evidence of a
possible submarine contact nine
miles south of Pearl Harbor.
Unofficial naval sources in Homo
lulu said November IL that the
detection was positive.
The same month, only two
weeks later, the Navy reported
probable sighting of a snorkel-
type submarine in the Gulf Of
Mexico 20 miles pffshore from
the Corpus Christi (Tex.) Naval
Air Station.
The following month there
was a reported sighting of a for
eign submarine off Malibu Beach,
just north Of Los Angeles. No
American submarine was op-
Grating in the area at the time,
but the evidence was not con-
sidered strong enough to record
the positive presence of a Rus
sar submarine off California. u
Periscope Sighted.
This came more than a year
later, in March and April Of
1850. It started when a Navy
pilot said he sighted the PERI
Evening star., 1954-12-19

tections have taken place of
Washington, Oregon and Cali
fornia.
The United States Navy has
given up-to-date confirmation
of the presence of Russian SUBJ
marines in American waters
1t was supplied in public state
ments by Admiral Felix B
Stump, commander in chief Of
the Pacific Fleet, and Admiral
Jerauld Wright, commander of
Atlantic forces of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
They declined to name specific
places and dates, but much Of
that information has come from
other sources.
These disclosures serve to
underline facts that seldom are
mentioned in close connection
with one another, and so are
seldom fully understood.
The first Of these facts is that
the Russians are looking us over,
even taking photographs through
their submarine periscopes pos
sibly to be ready to shoot guided
missiles at us.
U. S. Has Strong Defense.
The second Of these facts Is
that the United States has a
defense against the submarine
menace that is better than any
nation ever conceived Of develop
ing in the past.
If there is any aspect of mod
ern warfare where the offensive
is being overtaken, where the de-
fense and counterattack are get
ting the upper hand, 1t is in sub
marine warfare.
The United States Navy has
these anti-submarine warfare
possibilities:
/. Atomic and hydrogen bombs
and the airplanes to deliver the
bombs that would make subma-
rine pens--the concrete rooted
operating bases of World War II
completely unusable within
hours after the start of fighting.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

to say that the Russians have
ever sent any submarines here.
I am just telling you why we
don't tell what we know"
Copyright. 1854. BY San Diego union.)
Tomorrow: Why the Rus.
slams send subs tn our coasts.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

Rembert james. military specialist ond
veteran reporter. hos travelled exsen-
siyeIy with the United stotes Fleets
in the AtIontie and the Poetic. This
is the first Of three articles by him
on the Russion submarines that hove
been trainins their periscopes on
Americas coost since lo4e. The
articles. written otter extensive in
terviews with United Stotes submo-
rine commanders, were distributed by
the North American Newspaper A.
lionce.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
By Rembert james
Military EdHor, San Diego Union

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 1S.-
Russian submarines are rowing
the oceans Of the world. They
have appeared and are continu-
ing to be detected in the waters
of the Pacific and Atlantic
coasts Of North America.
This has been going on for
six years. Dozens of times de-
Evening star., 1954-09-02
BOYS WEAR
BOYS STACKS AND
JACKETS, W PRICE

= ~. = &. 7NEIg.7- tS0W1=
l6O Denim Upper Jockets or Slocks
for Junior Boys. Broken sizes-- 2oo 149
IS Prep-Bo Denim SIocks. Sizes
Ia to 3o9 1893
Lansburghs-BOYS WEAR-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1954-09-02
COSTUME JEMELRY

100 Pes. Group Of Gold and Silver
Colored MetoI Eorrinos and Neck
Ioces, also assorted costume and
scotter pins.
IS Pes. Beautiful Assortment of Bet
ter Stone and gold and silver
colored netoI necklaces, pins.
bracelets, eorrinos. -----------
sPlus 1ea Federal Tar
LGnsburglts JEWELRY.
Evening star., 1954-09-02
DRAPERIEs, SPREADS

IS Prs Chromspun lEstron Acetote|
FoIle Pinch Pleoted Troverse Oro-
peres Solid colors. Wide width 63, 1870
II, 81, 90" lona. Pr----------- o.9S I.Ss
IA Prs Sompie Droperies. One-of-o- 999to
Kind Pinch pIeoted. 90" long. Pr. l2.o5 z.9s
Is FIorol Cotton Plisse Beodspreods
cnd other sompIe beodspreods. 7.o8 to
Single or Double----------- 9.9S 3.9s
8 Prs Florol Cotton Piisse RuffIed
Droperies 90" long, Pr.-------- 1928 3.Ss
10 FIorol Cotton Piisse Vanity Skirts 5.98 .Ss
so Yds Rust Color Cotton Loop Edge
Fringe. 25c o.
Lonsburrh's h's-DRAPERTES-Fo9rth Floor
Evening star., 1954-09-02
REFRICERATORS AND
FREEZERS

Fomous Make Refrioerotor-Freezer
Combination. Freezer holds 10 lbs.
No defrostine in refrigerator section 39o.S5 1885
8 1853 Kelvinotor l2-cu.-ft. 2-door
Refrigerator feezer Conbnotions
Job. freezer shelves door. No
defrostine needed in refrigerator Sec
ton. Model IMTc--------------5 52e.e5 sss.ss
nsburgh's-MAJOR APPLIANCES-4IS Seventh
Street or Through Arch,oay, Main Building
Evening star., 1954-09-02
WoMEN's HANDBAGS

WOMENS nANOBAGS
Orig. NOW
5S Pieces in This Assortment of Royon
yT@os moos styles styles ono eos- ao"00's 500 z.ss.
Royon Velvet or Folle Hondboqs,
bosy styles in block or noyy-----s 7.99 4.99s
IL Cotton Corduroy Sotehel Bags IN
hiah shades with potent trinn----- 400 99es
7 Cotton Broodeloth. royon foIle and
leather hondboos. large sizes. ] $50
mostly navy ovy------------------ lZ.SS o.yS~
sPs. los Federal Tax
Lansbasgh,s- Floor
Evening star., 1954-09-02
S Orig. 299.95
1854 RAYTHEON Fl" TV
21Qsa

New n" console Roytheon teIevision In O hond-
some mahogany veneered wood cobnet Slonted
picture and speaker.
Lcnsburgh's- s-MAJOR APPLIANCES
418 Sepenth St. or Through Archtody,
Main Building
Evening star., 1954-09-02
TOILET GOODS


Women's Handkerchiefs
Orig NOW
300 Wonen's Hondkerchiefs, specially for
purchased Prints and imooo's--- soc 100
Evening star., 1954-09-02

OfIg. NOW
It's Prs. Brown or Red Strop- Slippers. $500
Neolite soIes. Sizes 8k to B. CPS 4.s9
so Prs Teens Strop O<fords or.
Loofers Broken sizes, to 9 in
Lnnsburghs SHOES-Second Floor
Evening star., 1954-10-17
HELP-MEk tcont. !
ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS
ANALYTICAL STATISTICAL
Eiectronics Engineers are recogniz-
ability' keronautical Radio. Inc. q
pioneer and leader In the search
Tor reliability. has q few select
openings in WASHINGTON, d. c.. for
well-uualifed graduate engineers,
This work will appeal to men. with
sound knowledge Of eiectron tubes,
and Tor circuitry: analytical abil-
fly; and an interest In using .engi-
neering fundamentals and original
thought.
Position also available for analytical
statistician between 1855, familiar
with the theoretical aspects Of sta
tistics at o level comparable to
Moods text and design Of expert
ments.. The potentially fsr-reaching
results Of this work viii mean un-
usual future opportunities for those
who participats; Good salary and
Mr.. Dunckel at ME. $4,000 for an
appointment.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
SLIP COVER CUTTERS

Unusual opportunity for honest re-
known corporation. Only those who
want to make their future with us
need to apply. Our employees know
Of this ad. Eox 175-E, Star,
Evening star., 1954-10-17

OFFICE CLERK. Young man with
high school education wanted by
well established contracting firm. to
work in stock rm. Excellent op-
portunity to train for assistant to
purchasing agent. Experience de-
sirable. but not essential. Reply,
siving qualifications and salary de-
sired BOX 22-A Star
Evening star., 1954-10-17
hELP---MEN

SALES REPRESENTATIVE for one Of
worlds outstanding lines Of optical
Thorongh experience and knowi-
edge of government agencies and
purchasing procedures essential.
Send complete resume and lines
presently represented. Reply Kept
In strict confidence. Rox l37 "A,
SALESMAN. to sell sewing machines
and vacuum cleaners: very high
commissions: no canvassing: leads
furnished. Apply in person. SUN
VACUUM CLEANER CO.. ia G g st.
SALESMAN, full or part time. for
monthly. life, hospitalization. health
and nrtS accident I insurance. sn nes aoo nrst hn
| ply 500 coiumbia Blds.. I 4iS 9Th st St.
NV. Ma. S-795S. LIZ
experienced In slipcovers,
draperies and upholstery work.
aSaaina .ess CO. ssis fol sSDs
SALESMAN for automobiles: exper.
perience. Well estab.. dealer. DRAW
ing account. Box 266-E. Star.
selling direct to retail
outlets from truck: assured mini
mum earnings OF S75 per week.
Cali JE. 4-6994. o a.m.-4 pm, Sum
day only. -17
SALESMAN WANTED. for electrical
fixture and supply house; must have
car. Write to Box 1870. Star, stat
ing past experience, age and per-
sonal qualifications. Include phone
number for interview. --17
SALESMAN-Must have car, to sell
phono. records and acces.. Wash
ington-Va. territory: wholesale.
Apply BARNETT DIST. CO.. 1866
Madison ave-, Baltimore II, Md,
Madison 3-8100.
SALESMAN-We'u pay q good man
salary. car allowance and commits
sion amounting to $3.50 weekly.
Apply GUILD Co. 925 r st. NV,
SALESMAN-Full or part time. phone
or door to door. For service bust.
in nearby Va. Real oppor. for extra
money in spare time. Call ia. g.
SOIL between 900 am. and 500
pm, weekdays.
NTAN-COLLECTOR-To solicit
and service life ins. on estab. route
in D. c. for lge. CO. ME. S-2S40.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
HFLP.--.-lMEN

PLUMBER yoURNExMAN; must be
sober. Industrious. willing worker;
complete knowledge of jobbing, re-
= pair and new work.: must have
transp.; good job for right man. No
others need apply. WA. 7-85as.
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS, must be
experienced: must have D. G. driv-
er's permit. Apply STANDARD GAS
APPLIANCE. 2S13 14th st. NV.
PLUMBING AND ROOFING helpers,
exper.: must have D. c. operators S
permit. Apply C. M. LIPP a. SON,
PORTER-White. part time. 2 am.
till L noon. Call Am. only. La.
PKESSER-Must be fast all-around
man. REGENT VALET. 2344 Co
PRINTER, hand feeder, exper. only.
HUI $4,000. 1907 18th St n w III
Evening star., 1954-10-17
PRODUCE MEN
SALARY 500 PER WEEK

Top men only with long super market
experience considered. Only sober,
industrious men interested In fu-
ture need apply.
All replies held confidential
Our employees know of this ad.
Box 233-E. Star.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
SAI,ESMEN
statesmen

selling on major appliances
Excellent income on Commission
basis. All leads furnished. Car neces.
Sary.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
HO. 2-2476

OPTICAL BENCHMAN-Permanent
spot open at once for top grade
mechanic. Salary commensurate
with ability. KEELY-SHELEY. 1912
F NV. -lT
pAINTERS-First class men only.
ASK for Lefty" at restaurant. Ga.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
WANTED-MEN
Who Must Make Money

New 1865 advertising sea-
son opens November 90. Men
with sales ability who Join
us now can be assured OF i'm
mediate earnings and Q sub
stsntial income through the
The new 66th Murphy ad-
vertising. line better than ever.
Meets the advertising needs
of the largest rs well as the
small business man. Current
sales ahead Of last year
throughout the Nation. Pre-
paratory sales school held be-
fore season opening. Enter
the advertising business with
exclusive Murphy line In your
section. Copyrighted wall and
desk calendars. Public dis
A play posters. Gift and adver-
tising leather. Speciality and
plastic items. Pens and me-
chancial pencils. Wide range
of advertising media. Well
stated creative department
for large special buyers;
Weekly commissions. annual
bonus. Full customer protec-
ton. Territory advertised.
Write or wire without delay,
giving experience and three
business references.
THE THos. D. MURPHY CO.
Factory HEADQUARTERS
Red Oak. Iowa
GOVERNS the Nation for 66 yearl
Evening star., 1954-10-17
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

High school graduate, draft exempt,
for stock rm. and drawing files, OF
suburban laboratory. Interesting
work in guided missile development
Evening star., 1954-10-17
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

For furnishings dept. in fine speciality
store. Selling natl advertised.
cell opportunity for high earnings
and advancement. Exper. selling in
local store preferred. Liberal dis
counts on purchases. Excel. work.
ing conditions. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919
F st, NV. -19
men. with proven sales
records (direct selling f1eld). wanted
for perm. positions. Only topnotch
Sales by quaiified appts. only. We
carry our own acets Turn downs nil
Must be over 25 and under As and
tave car In good running cond. Call
LA. 6-4S1S bet. $3.50 and & pm
MR.. FEINBERG. IL
,ALEMEN. aerial photography. Con-
tact WINGED CAMERA SERVICE
Mr.. Browne, Elmwood 6-3Q25. III
statesmen, part time. inside selling.
in Virginia's largest Do-It-Yourself
Center. 100 s. Wayne ST.. Arl... Va.
near your home.
No experience necessary. Earnings
unlimited. Openings for branch
managers in HyattSville. Alexandria,
Arlington, Silver Spring, Takoma
Park, Bethesda. Phone LO. 4-5270.
statesmen to sell, on outside. watches,
jewelry on easy credit; good earn
ings; no exper. nee. full time or
spare time as sideline. N. Y. JEW
ELRY CO., 719 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
GAS STATION
ATTENDANT

INSURANCE ADJUSTERS
TRAINING WITH PAY
( weeks New York company school:
weeks local field training to be-
come CLAIM ADJUSTERs locally for
Q Nationwide automobile, hre, theft
and collision insurance CO.
Good Starting Salary.
Rapid Increases.
Bonus.
Expenses.
Car Furnished.
Company-Paid Insurance.
Retirement Plan.
Career opportunity for men "a to 3c
with mechanical aptitude and sales
personality. Must drive car.
Work involves estimating automobile
damage and contact with insureds
and car dealers
For prompt interview by local rep
resentative, write giving age. marital
status, work experience. education
and other qualifications to SERVICE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, 1888 Baltimore ave.
~ no
Evening star., 1954-10-17

RECEIVING CLERK, experienced: !:
union scale; company benefits.
Wheaton. Call CIR. 3-2231.
REFRIGERATION and air condition
ing mechanic, household and COM
mercial. Must be exper. and know
city. Must be sober. honest. and
dependable. Excel pay with bonus
each month. Must furnish good
refs. Call after z pm. for inter
RElfRiGERSTfoN YlsR III SIffof' sERvIcEMAN =
Experienced only need apply. Good
pay, steady. commission, bonus and
vacation. ANDYS, LA. 6-4400. lis
Evening star., 1954-10-17
P. O. BOX 3046,
Washington, D. C.

RATE CLERK, must be familiar with
Middle Atlantic tariff: hours. IL
am. to 8 PM; some tipping; salary,
S65 wkly. to start. Call Mr.. Hem
ness, AP. 7-S100. -17
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--Full or
part time; d. c.. Md. Va. Training
to earn $4,000 yr. part time. Men
and women! Sales meeting Tues. and
Thurs. ewes; coaching on all exams, !!
On exclusive listing and sale, $3.50
commission! Don't phone-attend
sales lecture Tues, Z pm. sharp!
PAUL J. MILLER, 914 14th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Parking
at door; good backing and advertis-
ing. Member of Multiple Listing.
CLAUDE WOOD. JU. $1,000.
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER.
experienced in Virginia. Override
with selling privilege. Qualified
man should earn $1,000 annually.
Call Mr.. Mickey. MJLkEY REALTY
co. IA T-0050 IL
Evening star., 1954-10-17

DATA ANALYSIS
ENGINEERS
knowledge of IBM
GOA and CPC, or in
ternally programmed
co1nputers necessary,
plus understanding
of data processing
theory and proceed
ures, Ability to per-
form research in data
processing field, to
detect and analyze
inconsistencies and
recommend remedial
procedures. Degree in
math or related field.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
MISREPRESENTATION

$1,000.
RENTAL MANAGER-Active Virginia
once specializing in individual home
rentals. Must have car and be, will
ing to work and accept responsibility
Guaranteed draw against percent
age Of rental department. income:
RESTAURANT COUNTERMAN, night
work. Experienced. $50 per week to
start. THE sHANTY. I'LL Sood
RoofEF, aSpf r. Experienced s;p; all types FOOT
ing, guttering and repairs: D. c.
permit. Open shop, union scale
steady work. O'BRIEN ROOFING
CO. 615 18th st. ne. IL
ROUTE SALESMAN, dry cleaning
Must be honest, dependable, willing
to work. Box 125-E. Star. III
ing route. Must be sober and in.
dustrious:. references, exper. noi
SALES MANAGER-Of young or.
ganization, some college education,
exper., young age. prerequisite. sal
with incentive. excel. opportunity
HO. 2-0657. ewes, or write spt'
3O1. 2501 Que st. NV.
SALES MANAGEMENT CORP.-Wlli
place 9 men to train as managers.
Must have direct to consumer crea.
tive sales experience; Insurance
dent. with car. S120 wk plus call
ing by appointment on qualified
leads. Cali MR.. w. H. SMITH, 9:30
to 800 for appointment for per-
eopoI fnferview RE 7-6S20 II
Evening star., 1954-10-17
SOLICITORS

1t
We have several openings for men
to solicit newspaper subscriptions,
All outside work. Salary and
commission. Must be over II yrs:
OF age, neat in appearance and
physically At. Previous sales expert
ence helpful. Apply Personnel RIM.
COS. Open weekdays. 5000, and
Sat. a-I2. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol PENNA. AVE. NV.
SPOTTER, silk and wool, for small
ability; must be sober, and able to
furnish references, Cali LO. 7-0640.
STOCKMAN--Excellent opportunity
for experienced stockman In variety
store: must be experienced In &c and
l0c store; good character and able
to Supervise. Apply J. p, Johnson,
H. Y. GREEN CO., S649 Colesville
jrd.. .1Si'vcr Spring, Md LIZ
SUPERVISORS, to handle crews
distributing free samples. door to
door. experience desirahie. must
have drivers permits. Apply AGO
Z New York ave. NV.
ASST. 1921; white:
Va. resident; must have own transp.
Call Dunkirk 5-9117.
TAILOR for alterations on mems ano
ladies' work. Apply LONDON GUS
TOM SHOP, Perm. position. 1851
You at NV 20
Evening star., 1954-10-17
PROPERTY MANAGER

PROPERTY MANAGER
For immediate placement. Must be
fully experienced and qualified In
handling apartment rental proper
ties in the Virginia area. RESPONSE
biiities will cover apt. renting
know -how, apt. operation budget
control cont ;nvo1asd a9assmsnt vrI,sris q paper
handling personnel Must be mar
ried. ages 35-45. financially re-
sponsible. Write detailed qualif1ca-
tions. local references and detailed
history Of previous employment
with reason for leaving; state SAL
ary expected. Box 140-E, Star. --22