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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
PERSONAL

slshs g any hour Cal sff Ms seE Z!
WILL STAY IN every evening with children
or aged for room and dinner. Box 29s-L.
WATCHES repaired. 3 to day service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt at.
tention; alarm. electric, pendulum and
Efe dsffs GEs4 H9k 10Th s se
sysfa u Az hT Fl FH6NEs 90 per month ~.
a aS otter era ssS sm by nv t
Time monsy BACK e Wrte for boz Ssoks Nc
atsss g! hssEssIy RE i s9qMMrRwERck
repaired , while you wait. Room COZ.
PHONE sHIPHERD ssse. ask for Miss
campbell. II you are in need Of . loan up
DAY aa CART RI your nat ,,;ncS
s years; BRooKLAND NURSERY SCHOOL.
BSRkSHs'is BAnYLAND NuRsERY-unex-
celled day and night care for. children l
to u mos; under supervision Of reg. nurse.
HAVE Fun TH ks D GhSEsn s ys ~
Circle Club. Cali FIR. o5eo, 20 pm.
FEEL BETTER after f,rst treatment MT or no
Zee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis.
~. sSusuess, pues, CoiuS, uue OF OLnef all
ments; also relief for aching, swollen. feet.
perience in charge SH 1885.
MEN, WOMEN-Old at 40, so. so! Want
20 feel poppy, years younger?. Ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron:
also contain vitamin B1, calcium: trial
size only 35c. at all drug stores every
DESIRE thoroushly experienced hair Dress
sr to give permanent At my residence.
sWEETHEARTs. wIvEs-Glamorous .pIn-
up-girl" photos Of yourself for your hGI
joe; best duglity photography and
natural color Aims. DI. 0922 evenings
after Tor appointment. To-
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
pairee. quickly; factory-trained MECHANICS.
oTcE ooR Bond nd sss
.T r. an sA2s sERv w sa
all all HOUSE KEPARs-phone your prob.
lens to Miss Ross IS NsEh H1esr nG
APPLIANCES-Electric fans. fixtures. ra:
dos, washing machines, refrigerators, sold
ssd JOB small x or oo 0F aa h sRs hs
AP Ts Mss kEr Al as electric sTeo irons
wiling ih G. A. MuDp1MAN co.. sI1 & St.
IA S w. re Rfsi MA Gss Sewing
chine service and repairs by expert: also
given to service people. Cali olebe !oo7
AWNINGS. heavy and light canvas. re-
pairing; complete quick service. PROCTOR
CO, "a Seaton court NV. Elk: 1897.
IS years exp. DE. 634O T. j. HARRI-
sRS 4a wo sHsn1 at nv with overhead
door: porch. cinder block concrete, fire.
place so chimneys. retaining walls. VICTOR.
CAMERAS REPAIRED, free estimates. fast
fsIefs nsfs sSieaa't ss aeh 'Aa
AS It sen9 81 fys a ssa and oil s
by vacuum cleaner method: sensational
results guaranteed; any furnace cleaned
CLoCKsNAntiaue. wall grandfather, hall
s aGAR Ks'e CITY cLocK Co, AT. si5s.
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING. house wiring.
repaig, msintenance, plugs installed. 81
vi IL la aEFsI AR saS anv make nal
ATioS SERVICE, cH. s4ss or = 81 Ssas
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs; small
lobs as SPECIALLY, r, DI. $40; -. -.
FIGS &C. sAs as Ga PARK Ak Is sAD Hous
Is s. s: 1a g. e ca.
sssNERAI CONTRACTING q and opIldlns
sfss v0T5Gsn sH ss car eaTpsn aas
orm and os has rsps os
1 Us call IL c es n esas materials owe
satsrpreons earpentePins I'll work sen easr
anteed, by white mechanics. Ii. 1885.
sEnpNG co r iss. iat Is st up
bsIs Ar 'a sss ssnf Sas hons sH6s
1922 Wis. ave. NO. 0087.
PAINTING. interior and exterior: avoid the
e, l rush; NO shortage OF help; free est.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; paper
ing and plasterina; reas. prices: work
guar: immed. attention. ia. 1889.
PAINTING. rapering,. plastering and floor
sanding: quality workmanship; white me-
PAINTING, PAPERNG and plastering
Free est. hrst-class work and material:
white mech; prompt service. CHI. S46S. 81
PAINTING-1et US Kem-Tone your home.
interior and extsrior; At. 1885.
PAINTING, fAREkING. noors plaster re-
cheney. service, enthusiasm and customer
consideration, let me dc. your work. I'll
do the Job and do 1t well. without giving
you any Of the alibis, hard-luck stories
and trouble all too often blamed on the
war Efficiency is as effciency does, war
or no war. Let me prove it. Call Mr..
MALHOYT. CO. 1882 after 5 pm. Ia
PAPERING, painting, floors finished, high-
est quality workmanship At reasonable
prices. estimates. RIA. b578.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

d. G.. s.. stores and all others. list and
buy from the busy bee. B. BAUM, Broker,
RooMiNG HOUSE for sale, apt. to live in,
with income OF $3.50. 1918 Belmont I'd.
GROCERY for sale; sacrif,ce; illness: long
lease doing NJ 5000 % cash business. go 9Th
RESTAURANT. LIQUOR, wine, beer; down
town. good building and MIXTURES; seats
about 70; long-term lease and low rent;
$4,000. tExelusive) MCGEE. 927 18th
WANIED1Businesses to sell. have clients
wanting to buy almost all kinds Of good,
profitable businesses II you have a res
taursnt, grocery, valet shop, gift shop,
liquor store or any other kind of business
to sell, see me. Only businesses which will
stand strict Investigation wanted. MCGEE.
s sa1 lap + foR sAf L. Bakery
sss% interested see :'' psos i75 Ss'S
b Wi SR1, Nw.,s large rooms u.s. 3
baths and showe Re tsE
FOR RENT. small shop. beautiful fixtures.
ssT srssf b Saa cards and gifts stock for
BEAUTY SALON, nearby Alexandra. estab-
lished business; well equipped. For ap-
s STORE E0f In farts Star Va good
location: sacrifice Call Fairfax 30s-W be-
IRE pm, after ~. I3.
~. W. o. OhVSEnI III he IlCiuQluS QWcll-
MODERN NURSERY and Kindergarten
school for sale. including beautiful pro oD
must have $4,000 cash. Box BOIL, Star.
OPPORTUNITY of
the best-located and long-established cafe
ter!as in town; large seating capacity; air.
conditioned and excellently equipped, now
doing about $3.50 daily: could do more.
owners busy with other business, Cheap
COFFEE SHOP. strictly food business. do
aSoas We d oesed sh sn a
rent rent risht ASf Rae sRokERAaE, IL IL
fra 81 At TAvE VEIN Just across D. c. line
in Nd. Open 5 pm. till 2 am. No Sum
day. Does about $500 daily. Good prices.
Very little food: Very low payroll; Seats
Price, 10000 with stock. Terms. BOB
s07 G ST. N.W.@seliins out. Roomins
house apis; IL rooms; brick; 4 stories;
DEIiCATEss ssN VI srocer s; beer, weekly
business, $500. No overhead, nice stock.
Cos ROOMS tssh st suitable nx for dressmaker or
watchmaker shop for rent. 900 G ST.. NV,
GROCERY for sale: must be sold at once
once in a lifetime: weekly business guar
anteed, 500: rent. SOS with living quar-
ters; price, $4,000. Tel. TR. 1854. No
agent. l5s
REsTAURANT-Beer license: well estab-
Resta ursnt BEEF iicense iene estao
lshed; aiy-sonditioned netting 5000 5000
n1a;h gs syss ssss ss' psS Rea
BROKERAGE. 127 B Sc AT 7764.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

TEACHERS and office workers ADAMS
AGENCY. 2O4 Colorado Bldg
STENOGRAPHERS a., Spanish speaking.
So, 200 yr.; stenog.. railroad, $3.50; stenog.,
stenog.. Law Offices. S45 wk.: stenotypiSt.
exper.. $3.50 mo-: stem, radio. 5la-day wk,
So ws.; bookkeepers, $50 wk; compton,
l25l, so mo-; exper.; messengers with
PIX training, SCI wk.: card punch oper.
$40 wk. Hundreds of unsual openings.
OPP. Capitol Theater MA 1888
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionists: select po-
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
tEst. Ii yrs I'LL G ST MA oll4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
ABRAMS AND seavlcrs Cont,

kePAIkS AND SekVtCkS Cont.
orator; 30 years experience. call Mr..
s s1sihs e AND AND rArEKlSo-sheapsh.rd
IAINrING, rArERING and plastsrine.
ssis. nsshs prompt 1 service enc
my free estimate and samples
low prices d1rins October: work susran-
P sslP aANdiNG FOR o. s suist service. free
estimates, Dupont 1884 latter 9 PM.
PAPERNo AND PAINTING, AL WORK;
estimates free. Call Mr.. BEcKETT. DU.
fxfIERING AND PAINTING. for f,ne work.
crate prices, KURT. any time. IA. 1921.
rArE. aANGMS. TINS Ssst o.ly, q and
ILAsTERING. done By expert white me-
SeanS az cs xGr Ho sri 20 years
PLAsTERING done by white mechanics, no
r. 81 ini sadk No a sss 1s
watsrproonng. No job too small. TR.
FIX; Ri az And CEMENT WORK. No
WILLIAM THOMAS, 707 NJ st, NV. IL
PLUMBING. major repairs. bathroom re-
RE- ssos syo so sfssr
RADIO REPAIRs-smau radios repaired,
Ice. Bring them to The Hecht Co. main
floor, record department. THE HEIGHT
CO. st At 5th
trouble: free estimate; delivery WASHINGTON
Or suburbs; Guaranteed. DI. o125. 49,
RADIO ds Ia nasu gree est %Srk sgaT
SHOP, 81 pm: Friday and saturdas'
sEfRTGERAToK telec3 repairs. Prompt,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and EaYs Service, on
al 81, Ra ks prompt guaranteed work CO.
RooFiNG. quick service; leaks: slate. tile.
ing, Call CLIFTON GE. 343I. 10.
ROOFING, timing, painting; suffering and
s sVis MacH lin repairs
On any make. Adjusting and oiling. 81.
Parts and supplies for ali machines. Sew
Ing MACHINE dept. ,Srd door. 8. KANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS-we inspect,
Oil and adjust any make machine. SOC.
Parts al sas make and ssne
THE sPALAIs ROYAL sewing machines.
s sTd f'c THos 81 4 4fea r.rcrrs-xoru
Ter WASHER Ria t SERVICE. A sH' s sHof 5oc
per faucet. 800 minimum charge; closet
tanks repaired; 81 90 plus parts an IL. -
for GEORGE HILL
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. Csc. Up to
3 it. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method, WASHINGTON SHADE 81
AWNING CO. 202l 18th NV. DU. $500.
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED-Norgc
APEX. Maytag, A. B. C., Kenmore, q. E.,
WESTINGHOUSE, Thor, 1900 Easy. 24-hour
service. COLUMBIA REPAIR AND SERv-
ICE, 2621 18th st, NV. AID. 3025.
WASHERS AND IRONERS - Guaranteed
service and parts Free estimates
RIDGELY g. RIDGELY. Cavalier Hotel
Bldg. co. $500;
make; estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
q APPLIANCE SHOP, $40 Upshur st. NV.
ia. 3O39
and walls weatherproofed now before bad
weather. ROBERT e. PRICE, Ordway
s244 after pm l2s
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. Full
LER a. d'ALBERT. INC. SIS 10th st. NV
National <712
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. tipping, bookkeeping,
eomptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
1895. " BOYD t SCHOOL. i i5s3 "s st. topp.
Capitol Theaterl
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL
FREE TO MEN AND wOMEN-Night class
IN fngerprint Identification. Hurry, class
limited. Pay for text only. Box 1e0-L
RUSSIAN taught by experienced teacher
recently arrived from Soviet Union. DE
Sh2S MRS. LEWIS
FRENCH LESSONS. by experienced French
lady: Call DU. $3.50. mornings. 8 to L.;
evenings after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GENTLEMAN desires passage to Los Angeles
about Oct 1Q-l5; will share driving. ex-
DO YOU want your car driven to West
Coast? 8. d. or s. r. Comdr. in Navy
leaving about Oct Is. Chestnut 1900,
Ext. gro, between 8 and pm
LADY desires transportation to Hatties-
burg, Miss, or connecting point, about
Oct. 1913; will generously pay for same
and help drive. ATLANTIC 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wishes work, full or part
Time; soc an hour and carfare. NO,
GIRL. colored. get dinner and help house.
work. evenings, for room. NV. Apply
Tuesday evening after 5. 700 9th St n w
GIRL, colored, wants days work. gh.w.;
hours. s to 4 or 9 TO & pm. RE. APO
WOMAN, colored. wants work with colored
family; stay nights, will keep children
while parents work. TR. 5121. IL"
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REsTAURANT-Beer license: well estab-
lished doing about $3.50 daily; cheap rent,
Restaurant-Beer license; long estab-
hshed; air-conditioned: netting $1,000
monthly: Swear lease; x125 per month
rent: price. $4,000; terms. ANTHONY
BROKERAGE. ~ B Sc. AT. 1884.
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ASSSAAA ~co' iolf ANCW VI n
WOMEN for light mechanical work. essen
WRITER CO. iaoi 14 tRis st. NV NV i1f
WOMEN WANTED, ages 1s to so: no ex-
perience necessary: also part-time work in
at start range from Sa3 to $3.50 WITH
rapid increases, promotion opportunities:
permanent positions: work near your
st. NV, $50 am. to pm. Mon.-Fri.:
c caS po BIC sstr Tnf THE
;s1T Apply SEekERs f fSPsfisn 6 n nsse'-
graph records, experience unnecessary .,ry
"A RApIo CO., 4os 18th st. NV. see Mr. r.
YOUNG WOMAN to assist controller of
Local Local motor freight carrier in general
Rnow,e wGrk a. AND as assistant boekkeeper
willingness more desired than experience.
Good M salary Eor and WORKING Sendtions Ap-
aId8 9th st. ne.
HERR T uR. a 81 1s5s You s. BouLE
pastry cooks, breakfast cooks: day DISH
s. NAM s0 soN Rss 60. requires the services
| but not necessary Apply superintendent's
ONCE, fourth floor. =
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
openings for ONCE worker, typist, billing
machine operators gift wrappers, markers,
messengers. laundry helpers. Apply EN-
CLIPPING SERyICE-Young woman to clip
news items and keep. in form for ready
use. newspaper training highly desirable
Tor spotting news; good education essen
tlal; must be able to catalogue and file
material; this Is an interesting permanent
position. CARRYING salary corresponding to
experience and responsibility: reply must
state fully qualifications, experience, age,
Ielephone number and address, Box 1I-L
NATIONAL FOOD concern will employ
woman to operate an established coffee
and and grocery route in Alexandra. Va:
permanent job with opportunity for ex-
celent earnings. We work days per
week; Phone TR. 3403 for appt Ask for
SODA-LUNCH BAR-Manager trainees-
Aforementioned beverage bars in Pentagon
Building require assistants to train for
nent. Phone RE. 6700, Ext. 1882. OF apply
| u noe nsrso Or between 8 to B. PENTAGON
POST RESTAURANT. PentaRon Bldg Ap-
Ply personnsi once on concourse. RIM. 2-E
/ 1880 Applicants must bring statement
OF availability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10

tie labels, fun or part time.
TENNYSON. 1901 Eye st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Pro- Jap Reoctionories
In China Cabinet, Reds Say

MOSCOW, Dec. 4 (P.-Charges
that Generalissimo Chang Kali
shek's .revamped Chinese govern
ment ,harbors pro-Japanese reac-
tionaries appeared in the Russian
press yesterday.
The magazine War and the Work.
ing Glass followed up the news
paper Izvestia's initial attack Sat-
urday on the Chinese government
with sharply pointed comparison
Of how the Chinese Communist
armies and their Partisan sympa-
thizers engaged "over half the Jap
anese forces" in China while Chung
kings armies were steadily defeated.
War and the Working Glass adj
mitted the generalissimo's shake-up
last month removed some of the
most odious persons who were dis
credited by an antipeople's policy"
But, the magazine added, among
the new appointees are known reac-
tionaries that are oriented toward
pro-Japanese capitalization"
The magazine noted great Ameri-
can discomfort with the strategic
policy Of Chungking ruling circles"
and declared Gen. Joseph Stilwell
was recalled after a dispute con-
corning "reactionaries making rs
patriots" n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Plan Set Up 10 Clear
Groups Soliciting Aid

The INSTRUMENTATION Minis
tiers Alliance, Methodist Ministers
Union. Fraternal Council of Negro
Churches in America and DR.. E. C.
Smith, president of the Baptist Min
listers Conference, have adopted a
resolution appointing the Washing
ton Bureau of the fraternal coun-
Gil as a clearing house to pass on
individuals and organizations seek
ing support of various movements in
the community.
1t was pointed out that several
mass meetings nave been held in
various colored churches, "allegedly
to gain community support for So
called good causes and large sums
of money are being solicited on the
promise of securing good and justi-
fable community reforms"
1t was declared that investiga-
ton shows some of these groups
have no responsible organizational
backing and that persons handling
the money are not bonded.
1t is planned to refer groups
soliciting aid to the Washington
bureau for clearance. This does not
apply to such organizations as the
Urban League, National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, YMCA and YWCA.
The Interdenominational Minis
ters' Alliance at its last meeting
elected as officers the Rev. Robert
Moten Williams. president: the Rev.
j. H. Randolph, vice president; the
Rev. H. w. Campbell, secretary; the
Rev. Smallwood E. Williams, as
sistant secretary. and the Rev. j.
l.. S. HollOman, treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Bernard Cochran Dies;
Father Of Flying Hero
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ERIE, Pa, Dec. 4.-Bernard j.
Cochran, IS, father of the Army Air
Forces famed Col. Philip Cochran,
was found dead last night at his
desk in the City Finance Bureau.
apparently the victim of a heart
attack.
Col. Cochran, much decorated
hero of both the African and China
Burma-India theaters, now is on
duty in Washington.
The elder Mr.. Cochran, head of
the lierf department in the finance
bureau, had gone to his Office to do
some extra work, his family said.
His widow and two other sons,
Navy 1t. Paul Cochran, Washington,
and Army Pvt. Joseph Cochran, now
In India. survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04

Coi. LAnDhm d- fhttefs0ns
Distinguished Service Cross, his wife
said, for action September IA, when
his 22d Infantry Regiment was the
first to crack the Siegfried Line.
The medal has not been presented
however. she said, as the 1st Army
is too busy fighting for ceremonies"
Col. Lanham's regiment was the
first to get out of the Hurtgen For
est. according to reports of last
week.
The 42-year-old officer also holds
the Silver Star for gallantry in
Normandy July 8, the Purple Heart
for wounds received In Normandy
August and the Bronze Star. He
Is graduate of West Point, class of
"A. His daughter, Shirley, 10, is a
junior at William and Mary Col
lege.
1t. Patterson. 81, was commended
for cool courage and devotion to
duty" during 9th Air Force bomb
ing attacks on targets in Germany
and occupied Europe. His is
extraordinary achievement" AS a
Flying Fortress navigator, the cita-
ton stated.
Returned to Combat Duty.
The young flyer also has COM
pleted six missions over Sicily and
italy from base In North Africa.
When he was injured in a motor
vehicle accident, he was returned
TO the United States. After his re-
covery he taught navigation for
several months in California before
returning to combat duty in Eng
land.
1t. Patterson also wears the Air
Medal with three Clusters. He was
q student at Harvard University
before entering the AAF in April
1912.
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Super Fortress
Continued From First Page J

definitely shot down and more
probably. 1t admitted 6 inter-
ceptors were lost. including sew
eral that assertedly made suicide
crashes into the big raiders.
(The Tokyo radio made its Gus
tomary claim that damage was
slight, but said 80 more fire pre-
vention roads, totaling IL miles,
will be added to the 120 miles
built last spring.
An undetermined number OF
enemy fighters were shot down by
the heavily gunned B-29s. The Goth
Air Force communique said the late
formations over Tokyo knocked
down four fighters for certain and
probably eight others.
One Super Fort, commanded by
Capt. Robert McClanahan of Los
caught fire in the tail tur-
ret over Tokyo and the crew had q
few anxious minutes as the big
plane came down low to "depres-
surize" while three men quenched
the flames with fire extinguishers.
Meanwhile, Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz announced at Pearl Harbol
that Army Liberators on Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Mrs. Mary Fentimon
To Be Buried Today

Mrs, Mary Ann Fentiman, "a
who died Friday after a brief ILL.,
ness. was to be buried this afternoon
at Glenwood Cemetery following
funeral services at the home of her
son, Leonard Fentiman, 171e Evarts
street NE, whom she was visiting
when she became fatally Ill.
A native of Kent, England, she
came to Washington about IS years
ago with her husband, the late Will
liam Fentiman, to live with her son
Sidney Fentiman, 1857 Lawrence
street NE.
Mrs. Fentiman had been a semi
invalid for several years. She was
a member of the Methodist Church
A third son, William Fentiman OF
Providence, R. l., and three grand
children also survive.
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carried out their fifth raid in four
days on Two Jima in the Volcano
Islands, which lie athwart the aerial
route from Saipan and Tokyo. More
than 81 tons of bombs were dropped
on Two Jima's airstrip and other
installations.
Japanese raids against the 21st
Bomber Command headquarters at
Saipan have been launched from
Two Jima since November Is in
efforts TO knock out Tokyo's leading
worry.
Despite the long distances,
bombers of the Asia-based Goth Air
Force and the Saipan-based 21st
Air Force are hitting Japan's home
islands with greater frequency and
greater bombloads than was un-
loosed in the opening of the Ameri-
can aerial campaign against Ger
many. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Red Magazine Hits AL
For Boycott of Conference

MOSCOW, Dec. 4 (P.-The influ-
entail Soviet magazine War and the
Working Glass yesterday said the
American Federation of Labor
boycott of the International Trade
Union Conference scheduled for
London next February was a re
fusal to cooperate with those who
sacrificed blood for victory over
Fascism."
William Green, president of the
AFL. and William L. Hutchinson,
head Of the Carpenters Union, an
afnliate Of the AFL. were singled
out by the magazines blanket in
dictment of the AFL Executive
Committee for "isolationism, back
wardness and deep reaction"
The magazine said the decision OF
the AFL to ignore the London con-
ference meant the refusal to work
for world unity of the working class
with British and Russian trade I'M
ions. those representing 4,000,0Oo
Latin Americans and those restored
or created in the liberated coun-
tries of France, Poland, Italy, Yugo-
Slavia and Bulgaria,