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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
CAPITOL HILL SEC 17-Start 50 e

CAPITOL HILL SEC. U)-Start $4,000 VI,
interesting work; sec. transp. office. sos
mo-; medical secretary, exp, 81, 400; ra-
dfo commentator, sec. exp, S65 wk. Many
many others: interesting openings. Old
est emp. agency in d. c. Estab. % yrs.
For the better positions always see Miss
Lee or Miss White. BOYDS. 1888 F. Ma
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. $4,000; law
background. abstractors, $4,000 a year:
application engineer, S2,400 a year: Sec
Rotary, legal. So, 400 year; typist. S2.100
year. MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERV.
ICE. ITO G st. NV. Ma. 0954. Is
ENGINEERS. EE and ME- jr.. promotionaI
field; start approx $500: testing field
starts approx. $1,000. WALTER H. KESS-
LER PERSONNEL SERVICES 603 Wash
ington Bldg. DI; 1920 or DI: 4442, is
LAB. TECH, $50 WK- 0.)-Exp, start $50
VIZ; Miss Miss Knlchys !est: 4 yrso, Person
NEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV, Ma. 2114.
statesmen. Seoo tm;)MoHice sguipment.
s Sny and ND, comm n, Snas Miss Dodge.
SECRETARY, $500 d)-sDeak French fiu-
wk.; trade assoc, sec: s225 mo. Dozens
of others; no obligation unless placed;
thousands placed annually. Call in, ask
for Mr.. Bruce, PERSONNEL. SERVICE.
1871 G st. NV, Ma. 2115
SECRETARIES. STENOGRAPHERS, clerk
typits: positions offering stability, pleasant
working conditions, etc. Salaries based on
evaluation of training and exper. For in
terview phone DI. 1920, DI. 4442 WAL
TER H KESSLER PERSONNEL SERVICES.
SOB Washington Bldg. lis
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
e BOYD ssSEes 1855 s's St. "a E ss
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture ali
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for q training. WAR-HYNN REAUTY
FAM EIssoSs GyE nW BY D fra ias2 @,
Music Conservatory of Florence, Italy. Ad-
yanced students preferred. 81. 1897. ---1S
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day, night and
MAsELLE HONOUR School. appro1ed Tor
D. c. requirements and CT training, 1910
y. Y. ave. NE, 777S; estab. 1918.
MECHANICALLY MINDED MEN look into
prosbs fnu and CAREER as Witt As
SPANISH ESsoNS-Experienced teacher,
fast objective method mo English spoken).
Sa SO sIs4 Mr. sna GAEcaA Is.
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping.
Somptometer. all secretarial subjects, Est,
yTs nos SA s ApDT SoYp q ca fSbeG
1929 F st, sopp; Capitol Theater.
VIOLIN LESSONS given by graduate Of
Royai Music W conservatory of Naples. Italy.
PHOTOGRAPHIC instruction
for beginners; complete course, SIS: indi-
vidual INSTRUCTION by professional photog-
Eapner; evening classes. Call d. 1929.
PPH6e;TNo sc Pot for amateurs; course as' in
applied Photography; beginners and adj
vanced students; individual instruction by
evening classes. Call TR. 1882. IS.
n nsiro lessons private or class
theory. Telephone for app appointment. day. lay
night. MI. 1924, iS7a Columbia I'd. NV.
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PERSONAL.

ARE YOU INTERESTED in playing check
ers by mail or long distance, as illustrated
days Star. Nov. 1ss limited Yn su % Suo Of
lis; Az ideal Xmas gift Tor checker fans.
Of these cards are 81. Please write ~ a.
6TMP 5e0S 4742 Homer ave. Sc, or phone
F FUR H9EHa REupHoLsrERED and re-
paired to look like new. New postwar
taSriSs WOE garantssa Erse esmases
ao ssTfI Sei co., Exs $685. aSNioN "
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
wright. II you are in need Of loan up to
a eg e ySSgufL T FGlHRefSre WOMAN teachs.
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
p WAVES u.S nj 1850 sSs
nngsrwave. SOC. No appointments. All
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 g st.
ii. w. JOHNSON. Dentist-Fslse teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room 500, westory
DRAFEs. valances. curtains, bedspreads,
alterations; reasonable. RIA. 1897. 500
VACANCIES NV nursing hom. for elderly
p peso 24-hour care. tray service. sH.
To THE FRIENDS Of the r. p. construc-
oR CO. Tns house s6 yos wanted to Is
for appointment. 20s
PARTY COOK, colored, experienced good
reference. Phone FIR. 0671. -19
THREE-PIECE ORCHESTRA, Brinkleys,
533 Sth st. Sc. TR. 9502. --19
JEWISH HOME for elderly people. nice.
quiet rooms. finest kosher food. friendly
individual care and attention, special diet
and tray service II desired: close to syna.
gogue. zoos Sth st. ne az
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE DAT ana
boarding school. 2 IL years old: daily
transp., hot lunches. tSee ad In tele-
phone book.y 9401 Georgia ave. SH. 1874,
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

PAY DaAYWoRKER' CSC mr. carfare. Il
GIRL. coiored. would like Job. COOK or
wk, -S25 and carfare LII. 1859. 49,
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time work.
work or family wash NO. S1S9.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored. wants work
3 or hours after school; woman, part
time. from am. to $50 am. cleaning
h "a ssS Be- 1888 $3.50 would like WORK b
MAID. general house work; fond OF chill
dren; 5Na days. S25. Local references.
sEcRITARY, medical, recent grad. Medi-
cal secretarial school. Some laboratory
training. Few months experience in doc
tors office. Cultured. Courteous. steady
worker. Married. CHI. 1880 go
WOMAN, colured. neat, settled. wishes
position as cook. References. Live in.
WOMAN. colored, wants general laundry
WANTED, curtains to stretch at home.
Phone MRS. CAMPBELL. Ia s42e.
SETTLED WOMAN, colored, wants Job az
nursemaid, or plain cooking; no Saturday.
"a dav of Friday. DI. s064. is
WANTED by colored woman. some hours
cleaning apt or houses. 2505 18th st.
WILL GIVE day care to two children bet.
mos; and yrs. old. TR. 62os. MRS.
WOMAN. speaking only Spanish. wants
live in. Tel OIL. 6496 after pm. 2O'
TWO MEN, colored, desire work evenings
and Saturday; cleaning walls, floors, etc.
| DU. $3.50 lSs
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, g.h.w., live in; Thursday after
g9 1on and every other aa Sun; Of 2 children:
Chase, vi wi d 49, ~ heSketh st. cnsVy
COOK, exper., city references, downtown
sp0k other y help 81 employed DI. 1872. 20
required. Bendix washing machine, child
Cleveland Park. WO. 1445.
COOK IHoUsEKEEPER, white. colored or
heavy. cleaning or laundry; references; 2
school age children; very nice home. NO.
COoK-HOUsEKEEPER to accompany
mother and 2 children to Miami Beach
Dec; Jan. and Feb Box 4S7-X. Star.-1S
COOKING and general housework, expert
GENERAL ss Ho Dss Dy over 80: must
ilye in; ssSpeTisneed with children GE
GIRLS (2), colored. want part-time g.h.w.:
references. DE. 546S.
CIV 6 to live In. pa days; plain cooking;
CIV. white: live in; no laundry: family
auired. Cali ewes. after q. AID 5275.
G.H.w. for doctors home; exper. plain
bath apt: husband may share apt. in re-
turn for small chores; $50 wk. EN-. 634l.
GH.w.-LIGHT COOKING, settled. live in;
So and good home; cheerful bedrm.: as
SYST with children' 5Fa-day week; refer
enceS- WO. 7494. -23
G.H.w., colored, past 35; live in; exper.
plain cooking; Bendix; l child; good loeal
Civ. oook Hi Ssot no laundry: live is in
IpStairs room with bath; must be fond d
children: 5h-day week. ref. req: S25 Q
CIV. AND COOK. Tuesday. wednesday
Friday and Sat. to O'Clock. SIS yk
G.H.w. AND COOKING. good sal, perm
position; ref WI. s793. go
HoUSEKEEPER who appreciates nice
swell job. Mrs. EVANS. OK. 4770.
MAID, colored, 80 to 40 years old: S2t
week: g.h.w., cooking; live in; references
Emerson S136 or National Obs. 30
MAID. colored, over 30. for g.h-w.: live in
g afs Tt nm and BATH o differences s25 yk
MAID. exp, 5ls days, sS9 and carfare, ref.
prefer someone living close to Bethesda
area: OIL, 1886; do not call before pm.
MAID, coiored. live in supstairs rm.; In
family. other help; country in summer
Only responsible. experienced person with
l s refs. need apply: salary, 500. NO.
WOMAN, SETTLED, g.h.w.. light ldry.' to
WOMAN, colorsd, wants days work. SIS
WOMAN, white, fond Of
children, light upstairs housework morn
ings, care of children before and after
school hours; other help kept Chevy
Chase, Nd. near busline; refs. Telephone
cATHoLIc WOMAN for gh.w. in rectory.
5ta days week; good sal NO. 7451. 30
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SITUATIONS woMEN Cont.

ASSs c1 nqsns err tsaSs P ndS
cosnWRiTER years store
and mail order experience; also knowledge
RaklSsss Ra CAL esStEa el restyna re-
pairs d a. All ladies and chiidren's wear.
DREssMaKING. design. remod. alters-
tons eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
E sERT 1920 Irving nv, Apt; 4, AID: 223s.
(no shorthand) desired by college graduate
Alarms Ssmsr Zoo 5e1ss at WAVE W ocer can
iisht once cIeapins Franf sh5l 4sS SR's OF
sraar ss0Esa sshss 100 Il ss sss
GIRL WANTS WORK afternoons, desires
se ca adsms ss4 and etc. in small
desire motheriess' home or adults. Box
M i PSI. y Err, . experienced: educated.
ear W tor tpsve one sx tES sy dgts Drive
HOUsEKEEPER, refined widow. wants
home in small family; capable. reliable,
pleasant disposition, best references. Phone
NURSE FOR care of baby or small child;
e eSIs sIaf references viii travel avail
NURSE, practical. white. reliable. exp. also
only: time and half to double time: highest
wages most essential; references. Box
MOTHER with young baby desires house
work Job. live in. Box AK. Star. -IS
REGISTERED NURSE, filing, tipping, billing
exper., univ. degree, desires position in
M. e: s ONCE. Box 326-V. Star. IL
SECRETARY, administrative, 10 yrs legal
and commercial. experienced interviewer.
expert steno.. Washingtonian. gentle. age
80; prefer congressional; $50 week: avail
sbs 70 Dee De- !; Bog; se2,v, Star, go
handing na ONCE administrative problems for
perience private industry, Call Randolph
RAPHER-sECRETARf - Expert
enced. desires evening work. Call Hobart
WOMAN, colored. desires daywork as list.
class laundress or cleaning. ME. 1855.
WOMAN will mind children days evenings.
Can NO. 1888. Ext. 207. 1S'
YOUNG LADY speaking French. Dutch.
Spanish and English, desires clerical; use
Typewriter. accurate at figures. ME. 1887.
CHRISTMAS temporary secretariaI posi-
ton wanted, Dec. 19-Jan. 4, incl; short
hand, typing. Ediphone exp. Box 345-y.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, thoroughly exp
private industry, desires responsible posi-
ton with permanent organization. Excel,
refs. Do. 5000, Apt. 207 is
TWO INTELLIGENT GIRLS, colored. de-
sire JOB as mattresses and bus help. FIR.
RELIABLE GIRL, colored. wishes part
maid. dishwashing or restaurant work. IL
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE, setretarial or person.
mel work; permanent; experience, IL. yrs
teaching, r2h yrs business: capable of
assuming responsibility: salary expected,
So, 500. Box 1927, Star. I9s
BOOKKEEPER, 3d., 5 years experience
acct. dept. international corp. knowledge
shorthand, tipping. Box 494-V, Star 49,
CASHIER, experienced. IS. register or
cage accounts receivable, payroll; eve
nirgs, Saturdays or Sundays. Box 4l2-V.
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HELP woMsN.

WAITREss-White. experienced. for high
rsfsTssnces NECESSARY. Apply KEYHoLE
viii White = hours ours 4-1a pm; no
Sundays: must bs neat and dep 5ndable.
TEHAAN's RESTAURANT. 1882 36th st.
WOMAN, colored, desirable occasional
part-time waitress work; 1 am. to 2 pm.
apply food service dept. YWCA. 18th and
capable refined white
woman good health, not over middle age,
eare or nvaS "a sdy sn fahg Of
adults. In reply give telephone and ref
WoA R RRH seS g assist sssr with food ssrv
tenance. BOX 248-x. Star. Is
sa ssaa aaa apex
tai SALAD CO., No. 16 Arcade Market,
18th and Park I'd. NV, liz
preferably one with some retailing knowi-
edge. 40-hour, 5-day week; 20eo discount
on purchases and many other employe
benefits. Apply employment office. LANS-
BURGH & BRO. 9TH. sth and SITS. NV.
WOMAN, young. neat. for record work and
must have good references: state age and
salary expected Box 3S3-x. Star. lis
WOMEN for advertising work; no expert
william eAsrEEBERRgsa yEwE ARg7s eo.;
WOMEN-Startine rates up to 500 pet
week at the telephone company for APP
plicants without experience; with 5 pay
increases during the first year; excellent
opportunities are available, vacation with
pay, pleasant working conditions, steady
employment. Call today at one of our
employment Offices, 727 18th st. NV,
pm THE cHEsAPEAKE q PoToMAc
WRAPPERS-No experience necessary;
good salary. Apply employment office,
RALEIGH HABERDASHER, 1910 F street.
YOUNG LADY. white, for pleasant work.
full or part time: good salary; opportunity
for room and board. EXQUISITE CLEAN
ERS, 3700 Georgia ave. 10
YOUNG LADY, Jewish, to train for execu-
tive position in dry cleaning plant; must
be steady. intelligent: some general bust
ness experience and at least high school
education; this is an unusual opportunity
for reliable lady. Box 47S-V, Star. 19'
YOUNG LADY, over Is, interested in
ledger posting work with motion picture
company, 40-hour 5-day week. Apply
NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP. 920
J. ave. NV.
OPPORTUNITY-Expe stenographer de-
string permanent position, good pay, pleas
ant work, established retail store Apply
to 5. Saturdays included. sos Maine
5 wAfTREssEs WANTED, good wages
good hours. pleasant surroundings. Ser
MR.. TALOGOS. at S233 Ca ave Cal
Silver Spring 1856 any time. -23
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

CHICAGO-Leaving 4 pm, Nov, 81;
desire passengers. Call FIR. 1888, after
WASH AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-share-
expense plan, convenience of passenger and
car owners same destination Private Sc
dams daily. Miami, Calf. and all points
West: refs exeh. % Mass. RE. $3.50 Pa
DRIVING TO MIAMI in about 10 days.
A32-v. Star. 24s
WANTED. ride to Dallas, Texas or vic,
leaving Dec. 18th: viii share expenses:
WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-Share-
expense plan, convenience of passenger and
dams daily, Miami. Calf, and ali. points
West; refs. exch. % Mass, RE 6SS9. 24s
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR, books opened,
nsgs an res sszes fled TpnthlS DrO STATE
ap ADM sTiSafI1f assrsT IAN roTmer
1t. colonel. "a. with supply and personnel
spe Ogs S Mash Mash public
A. 3. and LIB. degrees member D. C. bar.
desires Wash. position with natl. trade as
istratiYe assistant to top.level executive
Box 314-V. Star. I9s
CHAUFFEUR, .thoroushly experienced. all
I I5 1e and domestic makes: references.
CHATFFEUR~Excellent chauffeur now
available; I am an honest and. depend
aes s xnss NAV Write Dc JOE not R fEaE s 4Sc
bIIssSssh I'd RaaiTgtsa Va 90.
rem M, BALLARD, 1860 No. Troy, Apt.
s s2s FAEcSion' ENGINEER Ne "a, veteran,
graduate California Institute Technology,
x RSSsn Ee i Hale Wa w 3i
varied experience, knowledge Of heating
and ventilation: interested in part-time
e emp evenings and Saturdays. VIII
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. coi Y grad grad 81 81,
with experience in advertising, personnel,
assist key executive. is available at $4,000
$4,000 yearly to start, although job should
be responsible enough to require a 5000
FUR fFH REFfNIsHER and repair man
with with. yrs; exp would ike job as outside
inside oD ss ssp nk sS HAVE w e
tools. but no car, Home 307 Ord Sc, end
noor or call RE. o106. j. C. SCHOEN-
JEWELER, dia. setter, matchmaker. Is
years experience. desires position In wash
$175 a week. BOX All. Redwood. West
LIQUOR STORE sALEsMAN-Experienced;
formerly with cutrrate store; available at
Sn nsb rs eff safers Woodles $780, Apt az
MALE COMPANION, coiored. age s3., EXP,
for an invalid man. Call MR. TILMAN,
mornings to IL O'Clock. Republic 2l36.
from an. to IL Pm Box ssos virgins s.a4
MAN. colored. wants lob as janitor, mar
sst sas can do general repairs. Can pU pr.
Man desires part-time Job as porter or
dishwasher to ! m, preferably porter;
NAM ed pIeT%d with IT, n ee7s Gar wishes
ployment or light delivery Of any kind;
best references. De $500, to s pm.
seiSerS Soior No sesole' with car for light
janitor DE. 2S7S. 10
Ma s sSsFs s. s Sa 5 SS III an sseF. viz
years experience LII. coll. 49,
MEN CO. col. experienced as porters or
70 aso TSrk dryea pS
iSaT or HGeo,usEMAN, part time, Navy
veteran; your hours until pm. Box
s Slow Ard MAN. experienced, desires
Ps sr,oa work; have own brushes Phone
EX Sylcf Ell kApIoMAN, over as yrs 81 ex-
periepce in electronic field, sober habits.
good health: open to any good proposition.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

HAIR sTYLIST for a sub. shop; salary and
commission: full or part time. HEADS,
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 1916. --27
MAN AND WIFE, white. want to take
care of rooming house or small apt. house
exch. for rent. JOHN BRENNAN, 1929
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sition with Washington's oldest Chevrolet
dealer; pleasant working conditions, good
isaafazY Mo SssS c g. 1 Ms sn
* SSslas3E., permanent position, soes psy
FE FFfSsf s1 Ene ~ ave 81 Sins for mort
gag gage l S s ofa;e; 5-day wk; conv. 5oca-
TYPIsTs, 1885 yrs:-Immediate OPEN
ings for accurate typists desiring perma-
diaions and Excellent eh adya nee
RsRfs N a;esS Sfsk INSURANCE A8RlS co
TYPfsTs for orut community Chest Fedora
ton; excel, WORKING, conditions: 5-day wk.:
Espas See n Ss n Deas
II TsYirisST-cLERk. permanent position; -s good
EeSFns Co. eo iho5 Des g.
T1YpIsT1CIERk, branch ONCE OF national
sons sro Mssf fs a
surance, etc; permanent. Reply Box
T T21Ai tas OFFICE WORKER; 6-day
week; permanent position; $37. so weekly.
Apply H. ABRAMsoN Co. 1852 18th NV.
TYPIsT-swITcHBoARD opERAToRD5-
day week. Tuesday through Saturday,
ssSaS = mss ROVE hs's End ssa
5 pm. No Sundays. VICTORY REsTA65o
RANT, 62S G St NV.
WAITRESS, white, settled, for private
club. no Sundays; sleep in preferably;
must have experience and reference from
last employer. Reply stating age and
qualifications to Box dock, Star. -23
MATTRESSES u5), white, over 21. APP
Ply 1874 Conn. ave. NV between IL
NOTWITHSTANDING experienced. Apply
the DINNER BELL. 1918 Wise. ave.. Be-
thesrla. Md. --23
WAITRESS, exper.. good salary and tips.
Apply GEORGES RESTAURANT. 1922 Eye
st. NV. 30
WAITRESS-White, neat and dependable
JOE'S DELICATESSEN, 1116 14th st. INV.
Apply Monday and Tuesday after IL Am.
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Manufacturing compan.
in Baltimore. Marylan,
opening in its modern
a young lady who Is 8
nicfan; good salary, I
reply, give age and full
training and experience
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eral ONCE work; per-
,-day, 40-hour week;
purchases and many
Is. Apply employment
SBURGH & BRO. 18th,
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MACHINE OPERATOR, familiar with q
pay. NEEDLECRAFT. $50 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1946-09-02
Macarthur Statement Text

remaining 10000, 600, with a few en-
lightened exceptions. were abjeot
slaves of tradition, legend, mytholo-
gy and RECOMMENDATION.
During the progress OF the war
these 10000, 900 heard nothing but
/ Japanese victories and the bestial
qualities of Japan's opponents.
Then suddenly felt the concen-
trated shock of total defeat.
Their whole world crumbled. 1t
was not merely the overthrow of
their military might-not merely
the great defeat for their nation
it was a collapse of faith: it was
a disintegration Of everything they
believed in and lived by and thought
for. 1t left complete vacuum,
morally, mentally and physically.
And into this vacuum flowed the
the democratic way of life.
The American combat soldier came
with his fine sense of self-respect
self confidence and self control
They saw and felt his spiritual quail
Iity-a spiritual quality which truly
reflected the highest training of the
American home.
Tragedy of Past Faith.
The falseness of their former
teachings, the failure of their for
mer leadership, and the tragedy of
Evening star., 1946-09-02
By the Assoeiosed Press

TOKYO, Sept. Gen. Mac
Arthur, eractly one year after
signing surrender terms aboard
the bnttleship U. S. S. Missouri
in Tokyo Bay, today issued the
tolloUing statement:
A year has now passed since the
surrender terms were signed on the
battleship Missouri. Much has been
accomplished since then-much still
remains to be done. But over all
things and all men in this sphere
and universe hangs the dread un-
certainty arising from impinging
ideologies which now stir mankind.
For our homeland there is no
question, and for homelands of 9TH
ers as free as are we to shape their
political order there is no question.
But which concept will prevail over
these lands now being redesigned in
the aftermath of war? This is the
great issue which confronts our task
in the problem of Japan-a prob
lem which profoundly affects the
destiny of all men and the future
course of all civilization.
New Philosophy Injected.
The philosophy underlying the
1rst year of occupation was written
at Potsdam and reaffirmed on the
Missouri. 1t is simple philosophy
embodying the principles of right
and justice and decency-those So
cial qualities in human relationship
which through the ages have ami
mated freedom and those who
ionged to be free. It's impact and
lasting imprint upon the Japanese
character and conscience and mind
can only properly be visualized and
assayed by an understanding of
Japanese philosophy evolved through
generations of feudalistic life.
For centuries the Japanese
people, unlike their neighbors in
the Pacific basin-Chinese, Mala-
yans, Indians and whites-have
been students and idolaters of the
art of war and the warrior caste.
They were natural warriors of the
The unbroken victory for
Japanese arms convinced them of
their invincibility and the keystone
Of the entire arch of their civiliza-
ton became an almost mytholo-
gical belief in the strength and
wisdom of the warrior caste. 1t
permeated and controlled not only
all branches of the government but
all branches of Metaphysical, men,
tai and spiritual.
1t was interviewer not only into all
government process but into all
phases of daily routine. 1t was not
only the essence but the actual
warp and woof of japanese exis-
tence. Control was exercised by a
feudalistic overlordship of a mere
fraction Of the population, while the
Evening star., 1946-09-02

with 20 terms of service, declared
the Big Three-American, British
and Russian heads of state-should
get together again "by all means. F"
Il think they should sit down,
leaving the military gentlemen and
the beneflciaries of war on the out
side, and use their horse sense. They
could reach an understanding" Mr.
SABBATH said.
The six members of the Military
Affairs Committee touring Pacific
occupation zones said they were
startled by an off-the-record report
by Gen. MacArthur's leaders. They
spoke out at Tokyo for a strong,
mobile United States striking force
in the Pacific and Alaska and spoke
of Russia's heavier military strength
in the Far East
Evening star., 1946-09-02
their past faith were infalhbly
demonstrated In actuality and real

their past faith were infalhbly
demonstrated In actuality and real
ism.
A spiritual revolution ensued
which almost overnight tore asun-
der the theory and practice of life
built upon 1000 years of history,
tradition and legend. Idolatry for
their feudalist masters and warrior
caste was transformed into hatred
and contempt, and the hatred and
contempt once felt for their foe gave
way to honor and respect.
This revolution of spirit among
the Japanese people represents no
thin veneer to serve the purposes of
the present. 1t represents an un-
paralleled conclusion in the social
history of the world.
The measure of its strength and
durability lies in the fact it repre-
sents a sound idea. Given encour-
agement and opportunity to develop
it can become more deep-seated and
lasting than the foundations upon
which their false faith was built.