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Evening star., 1946-09-20

PERSONAL.

NURSES AVAILABLE : The inteT-TaciaI
nurses nurses registery; 24-hour service DU
pRLssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
located above Loew's Columbia Theater
sats sne Isaysf LEA asafr
cormsr!y Of Fifth ave. N.Y.. lilo r s
PsoNE KooT e TssDh9ns saso Executive 1893
Wright. If you are in neeo Of loan up to
PERMANENT WAVES s.: shampoo and
work done by advanced students WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G st
DKAPERIEs., vALANCEs-we bring our
Appointment by phone. CO. $500, DAIG-
iMMEDIATE Si CASH G5r7 Tor your home: Wash
inston, MARYLAND. Virginia property. cox
q co. sl5 N. Capitol st. D1, 4254, RE.
H; "; Johnson, Dentist-False teeth re-
FaE s1G ~ Clos Sat
Nursery, primary and eismentary Gsirades
musc a 4 and efs RefssOaeS ss'rSfd rdns
Transp. furnished and hot lune Mod
s5sss SsxnNssr TatsS 94el Ga ave n,noo sH i67s
wave 5Sc No apponsme1ts ame1o "Ha MABEhEs hhfts
FRGSSH ftS hIssoSs ys taught
cAsLYN sPRiNG DAY uas'' NuRsEKY' 9oo chill
dren. . to g. supervised activities. spacious
Ess cR1Tsh old 3S4F 4nur. mad.
0Gf 1 y Sor t6ee DT s$t ioT iree
cusToM-MADE SLIP COVERS cut on your
iul floral designs and stripes TO select from
free estimates. Call HOLOBER &; CO, DU
EDWARD HARTNETT, moving picture
service and sound projectors for REM
with operator service for schools, clubs
nTsyo snd e5c ~ yrs nsi" 80. Penna ave Sc :a'
and Iro those who are particular. call VICTOR
GEORGE. At. '?s6. All repairs. Rea-
WANTED colored boarding homes for in
fants; Call DU. 1913 between = and 4 80
CH1LDREN'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
GETTING MARRIED. wedding flowers at
reasonable prices. Flowers for attendants
ard church decorations, $50 's15 value)
GE "a" dag IL sRs5 nights susses
pie to New England for short vacation;
all expenses paid; must be 'ood driver
Box 237-G. Star. 20
HEADMASTER or headmstress REQUIRED by
sehool IN the Tfdewater region Of Md
Applicant must be practical, Roman Cath
Ollie whose training and BACKGROUND re-
fleets exceptional ability and character. All
replies confidential, Box 59-G, Star. ~
DO YOU WANT permanent, pleasant
home? Parents OF three children, TWO in
Echool need help; would consider couple.
Shepherd 1920. 22s
LOCATED NEAR the National Capital
Felicity, country day and boarding
4th erade; special courses in dancing, art.
music. horseback riding; hot lunches and
transportation furnished "A school ded-
Gated TO happiness Elmwood 7:ta 20
ALTERATIONS, prompt. efficient service.
80; Eye st: NV, Apt. BOZ Republic
PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS, now organiz-
ing l0-leSson comprehensive course; limited
CO 4445 pa
FABRICS for draperes and slip covers
What do you need for your fall decorating?
Our buyer will be glad to keep your need
in mind on her trip to New York early
next week. Call Immediately TO take ad-
vantage OF this service. ART CRAFT
STUDIO. MI 1892
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SITUATIONS MEN (cont, J

CHEF, first class: knows American for
fsn orie4tal dds dishes best for private
CoLLEGE GRADGfATE wants wa 'A part-time
WORK at night so or Guesdays will consider
COUNTRY CLUB or hotel manager avail
able experienced in Housekeeping, food,
ineyedaee purchases and control account
s.ratford road Bethesda a. Md. %.
ENGINEER, civil, constructional. desires
eF ed Iseeey
turned foreign position; wide experience,
including specialization highway. airport,
Only leading position considered. Box
ExEcUTivE GENTLEMAN. IS yrs. mar
ried, desires permanent position in pleas
ntouIi1 ant Surroundinss; Pace graduate' ; yrs
costs taxes and analyses shipssrd, naval
architect, bank and auto dealer, comp
troller, etc; employed at present excel
sSi b0S officE MxS SiaS wants fun
time night work; operates efiiciently. vari-
Gns aGhnes and msahsne
ynng ysrttgpe Boy 426,H, Star. :2.
experienced and capable, desires 20 lease
or will operate on percentage basis. Box
FOOD MANAGER or executive steward,
trained; know food cost menu planning
purchasing; can assume responsibility over
erenceS only. Interested in establishment
PoREMaS p RE! s;aep SPK GH sta, snd
lows, 50 so per hour. in Washington Box
JANITOR. colored. part-time lob. with
to devote all after and before school time
TO work. experienced cleaning and furnace;
handy with tools. Phone DU. 5a6s, after
MAN, colored. desires part-time night
work W. .,nd d0ins eleanin or serving as p9.ter
Man Saag N Years, ME msrrsed 2S" JEWISH good ap-
pearance, #, ] - lbs, 3 years college.
social s.Sl science major. varied experience as
amner, correspondent; managerial and
orsani2ational ability; liberal social view
POINT, desires employment with liberal or
eeo9nfidentiaI business. Write Box as9.-H.
MAN colored, desires work as truck driver
MAN, colored, wishes lob as chauffeur or
truck driver; experienced, 30 yrs, in D. C.:
does 1oMvs BOT ,n drink can be dependable Gall
MARINE VETERAN, 8 yrs service, age "a.
steady worker, married. service training
as clerk, 3 yrs. as 1st serst. in charge OF
desires position with future in local con
cefn. Box 2a5-H, Star. 22'
OFFICER VETERAN. accounting student
-.
FAINTER DECORATOR. good workman
ship: neat, reliable. Call evenings, North
MAJ. 26'
PIANIST; experienced and personaole for
Goe ,2o. k,sil I, lounge; available to pm Box
353-H Star 90
VETERAN. y. married. col graduate in
BUS. adm. former capt. U S Army ga
rage and transportation experience de-
Sltes Job with future; currently employed
Rox 33l H, Star %.
VET, IT Cath. Uni school OF philosophy
desires employment: ) pm. on: fluent in
French and adept at figures tmathemat-
lcaD Box Ash. Star 20.
VULCANIZER and general repairing of
tres; u yrs; experience. H. BOWERS.
phone NE. 60l0. 2a44 14th st NV 2Os
AGE 33; ABB, LIB: State Department
background; amia BILE and willing desires
position III established law Arm Availa ole
for interview Box Bah. Star 25.
FORMER NAVAL SUPPLY CORP ofncer
30, college graduate bus. adm 5 years
rail TRANSPORTATION. executive secretary ex-
perlence; interested in sales. transporta-
tlon, ONCE management; will travel; salary
open. Box 333-H, Star 23s
Evening star., 1946-09-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. coored, will work for small fam
ily vicinity Woodley rd busline only, live
IN with employed husband. Ho. 550:34'
GIRL, colored. wishes domestic Job 5ia
days per week experienced with children;
live out AT. 6561 20
GIRL, colored. wants work mothers help
er or nurse maid; stay one or two nights
no Sundays. Ii. 6510
GIRL wants days work. carfare. Ii
GIRL. colored, experienced, desires gen
eral house work or days work. Call NO
S.l:. between 4 pm. and 10 pm.
GIRL, colored, experienced, desires day
work; 80 and car fare. Phone NO 3Od6
GIRL. colored, wishes light ghw and care
OF child 3 days. ref. Call Ii. l40S Sat.
GIRL, colored desires job cleaning or TAX
Ing care OF children. LU. 1223.
GIRL, colored, wants work part time or
full time, Any kind HO. s50s.
GIRL, colored, neat, clean. desires l.hw
or care OF children. Call MI s431
WOMAN. colored, wants days work or
part time. LU. s263 go
WOMAN wishes to take laundry home
Well experienced, Phone. AD 1915. = i
WOMAN. colored, wants Mon Tues
Thurs. Fri. day work, 65c per hour
Experienced .AD 7143
WANTED WORK, 5-day week once clean.
tns or INV, about hours daily: expert.
enced. DE. 1854. MRS. WHITE -22
Evening star., 1946-09-20
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

20 lessons Improvisins and trsnsposinE z
Goe ST new SHs0 Me- 4roS or hz"MAS kz saoS
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
a ADPFsTsq W9RYNS y sEAnfY
CT1LLEGE. b2Io & g st. NV. DI; 1892.
courses in shorthand typnE. bookkeepinr
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
neS IA s5s SoaD g scEooh is6eS
bEhufr i3a orfR2rSns pR1 SiR'0
MAsEILE AoSouF IS scaooI, iles spe1o1ea e1efSe fei
p reauirsments ar IS and GI training, l34o
TNSTRUCTIOS, grades 8:
complete curriculum; reading specialist
op0na eashe5f
sEwISG SG"I LEssoNsEEisRt sse A s12 e-hour lessons
sIH; ssI sew sew and nd,,: Ssye: Gay and night classes
SPANISH CLASSES = Small congenial
sropps roH1 fast objective method EMO English
rial lesson every Fridsy from o't so 't to
SoIcE S9 Pr TR.fN2xG7 81 s7s spEcr.LrsrprepSsra SS.
lion for public appearance or professional
auTo si}Ts5 Msh H By experts dusl-con'rol s
cured. EASY METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL,
21nl i4th ST North 7a4. II
emphasized 3 7, 51i D. c. DRIVING SCHOOL
SILVER fIl JEwELRY-smau classes for o be-
sinners in handwrought silver Jewelry;
evenings and Saturday morning, course
of 10 lessons, S25 classes start week of
october :. RUTH BUNKER. DE. O186
BECOME a MATCHMAKER, get informa-
tion and reservation from the C. & F.
Watehmakers Institute. Washington. D. C
for complete training. at present time
2nly 1y y n mail / . Write Box 45s-E, Star. ~.
instruction, III teach you how to SPEAK
guaranteed. Mr.. SANTOS, ME 5525 2O'
in your home by ma
tionaily known teacher; modern and thor
ongh; day OF evening. ia. 0552.
FRENCH TEACHER will give lessons
Telephone 81. 1894 any time pa
PIANO TEACHER, for children and adults
certificates from Orlando, Fla music acad-
emg and yIennese masters. Me. @6l4 23'
FOR APPOINTMENT for your piano les
son at your home by experienced music
instructor leave your name and address.
Evening star., 1946-09-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SKYLINE DRIVE, Shenandoah Valley,
sightseeing, trips September IA and l5
I4Gk PaekaTd lmeHinss T6sp 6eSesppyations CAP
NV. DI. 1870, MA. O10O.
LADY wants ride TO Gettysburg. Pa,
%eeK enos' & lenVe Triaay p m. return sun
MIAMI, leaving ?3rd or "4th, can take
three; l94l Pontiac sedan. Call MA
1896 20
VETERAN, ex-naval officer, driving TO West
Coast. take two passengers. MI. 1900.
Ext :. after 5 pm.
FLORIDA via Orlando to Miami. take 4,
leave at time suitable for passengers in
side next 10 days. Call CHI. 3149 after
pm.
DRIVING TO LURAY CAvERNs, Skyline
Drive this week end: return same evening"
1912 Plymouth; can take 4. RE. :i404,
Apt sos o0s
VANDERBILT STUDENT desires trans
portation to Nashville, Tenn week end OF
September q. Call Greenbelt 6"66 20'
DRIVING, leave d. {. Sunday, am; to
Miami Fla, room for two: Buick sedan.
EN- 5aSb 21s
SHARE PLAN-If pass, We arranse ride: {:
II car owner. We hll your vacancy %
Mass ave. NV. RE. 6Ss9. 2o'
Evening star., 1946-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES-Desk models. new.
immediate delivery. CAPITOL OFFICE
AIR CoMPREssoRs, =, u. and I'm
PAINT 1 HARpwi%RE: IRE es1o sd6' Rhode aARPLMG IslaSd
AIR COMPARISONS, pumps. paint.spra,
equipment. sold and rep: motors rep. and
k,,iil,; sHfh; machlne shop facilities: shaft re-
peulidlns' steel benches and shelving avail;
srnsSr, tsnssr mator sandsrs exhaust fans, belts;
EoUIPMrNTs0 s0r Coz s47s9 shesm,n s5esn ELECTRIC ,Ee
AIR COMPRESSOR, complete with naint
gun |" IT. of hose, $50. $50 35th st. ne.
Air CoNDITIoNERs. new, pb,,eo v,,so,
and copsoie models. in all sizes. Be SAFE
buy now before further price adyances
II desired We will store and install units
next spr:my at no extra cost Since 1875.
4 .,s s. JCHHNSoN GnHSSGl 60 RE 1887
mediate delivery-Brand-new la4s ship.
homes and ofices. will cool rms up 70
"Ox.5; also le-h n. window tyne will cool
rms, mp to l5xla all OPA ceiling prices;
easy terms. STANDARD TIRE & APpLI,
ANCE co. 10th and H SITS. ne. Ii "as3
snd II. Sal. Open eyes, Friday and
SATURDAY, until 9 pm.
ANTIQUES, large collection. brio -a-orac,
China, glass, silver clocks, books pictures,
frames 6ls 5th st. NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new snd old; fend-
ers; everything for the fireplace; big
the home; low prices. 3os" M st, nv.
CONTINUED on Next Psgs)
Evening star., 1946-09-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BOOKKEEpER, fun charge,

n%noril,,ei nUoh hrIfER. ~. lul charge TO years
ance,; capable OF managing once; inter
ested IN responsible permanent position
BOoKKEEPER, : yrs. eXperience complete
ding detail refeFences BOX ss'zss aas-H q s'sf s"
CLERK- TYPIST. multiple switchboard
operator and file clerk, take slow dictation
nRtSsMtx,yc Ta,Ity; stx Week 81 400 ,.
Ions: eve gowns speciality; reas MISS
BLHI; 1nI4 Irying NV Apt; 4. AD. 223s
cities with commercial hotels, only good
i1 houses Box 3i5-H, star. 2l'
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires perma- =
nenE position as typist and general otice
HoUsEKEEPER orderly Christian home of
9ps pe or 5xG sdqts by Tened lady
LAUNDRESs, would like frst-elass work
5y n,, Day Write 500 Kenilworth ave, ne. --2l
hT TP aH5y 55ys maternity or semi-invalid cases
NURSE. practical, available, fun time
1Na NrRsR Catholic ha 'Gs sht COL
ored, desires work caring for weeks to
'-year-old children; hours can be ar
REFINED BUSINESS GIRL and veteran
husband attending G W, will stay with
children evenings or render other as
Sath NA IN s6 Ext f9T room with pvt
REGISTERED NURSE. mature. trained in
secretarial work, desires private duty ap-
pointment; experienced driver; prefer
REsiDEST MANAGrR@veteran attending
G W. and wife Will manage apt bldg IN
exchange. for apt MA. 500, Ext 7O3. %.
sECRETARY-Accusto toned 10 having full
responsibility for executives ONCE in pri-
sa yate indnSry. IN aSa RefeTenees furnished Sal
SECRETARY, %, experienced in executive,
personnel. accounting; 3-day wk., 5000 per
mo- give full particulars, Box :5:}4H. Star
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER, efrcient
hye years experience. desires interesting
and responsible position; $50; available Oc-
tober ! !; Box 4I9-H, Star,
SIENOGRAPHER, 30, experienced. would
ike full-time position in small once, be
STENoGRAPHER. experienced desires eve
ning work preferring hours beginning 6
p IN. until midnight or ! a m has knowI-
operating; desires Saturdays free. Box
sTESoGRAPHER sTi@1j SECRETARY wants per.
msnnent man tull.time JJ position: excellent refs.
TYPING OR OTHER WORK, done al
home; can call for and deliver. Chestnut
WOMAN. white, settled experienced. de-
sires position as companion to cultured
Christian elderly lady or semi-invalid, HO
Al EXEC. sEC'Y. 10 yrs. diversified exp :
Office mgr public relations: adaptable CAP.
assuming responsibility; excel. references:
bart 1000, Apt 2l5, 8 to IL am. or 3 to
WANTED by educated refined. middle aged
lady position as companion; exper. and
best refs; free to travel. Box 36l H, Star
Evening star., 1946-09-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started; kept
part time, audits, statements, tax returns;
city references. OR. o014.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept,
asno,,xPTg1p ne1ts P5op1pt ossCv Tess 81 1884, "a.
position of considerable responsibility. with
opportunity for advancement. Box 254 H.
star ons
APPRENTICE ELECTRICIANs 90. licensed
desire work with electrical contractor;
exper. HERBERT JONES. NO. g6g4
AUTO. FOREMAN, PAINTER, So per hour
desires work in Washington. Box 420-H.
Star. ~"
BOY. clean. colored, desires evening work
and Saturdays fountain experience. Call
any, TIM, after 5 pm. MI. s437.
BOY, colored, II yrs old, returning to
school. would like job as bus boy from
80 to s;30. Cali NO 1905
BOY. is, white. would like work after
school evenings. 4 to T. Box 446H, Star
Would Ike Job as a
chauffeur. out Of town ST. 5337.
CHAUFFEUR - Excellent chauffeur now
available am an honest and dependsble
white man: l do 10, drink, smoke or
I'd. Hampton. Va. 90
Evening star., 1946-09-20
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SECRETARIAL diff courses; shorthand
.yping, bookkeeping. bus. English vocab-
iiary building. calculating ma chimes; day
and evening sessions; new classes now
5tartlng register now; approved G1 school
BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st, MA. 2340.
PUBLIC RELATIONS secretary lfemale>
) days week. start S2.400. assoc trade
secretary. S2,40o: medical secretary. $500
clerk k-stonog., $50 start Can use so new
applicants daily. No charge unless placed
Welcome. See Mr.. Bruce. tESt IA yrs)
PERSONNEL SERVICE. ! 81 G st MA 2114
CHICAGO, STENOG., womsn-S350. work
N Chicago, national organ. BOYD'S, 1888
Evening star., 1946-09-20

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing
Air conditioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN
1905 G st. NV. NE. 400 or RA $500
Evening star., 1946-09-20

In GEORGETOWN. the kind
IKE to own, corner store,
beer: owner quotes $3.50
1000 good will. CAL
DI 63sS; evenings call
62O3.
Evening star., 1946-09-20

AID-WAITRESS. experienced;
references. good salary and meals MI
1900 30
COLORED HELP WANTED, CHEVY CHASE
JR. COLLEGE, 64l0 Conn. ave; ! waiter
! outside man, | kitchen attendant; good
salary. room and board. WI. 5S3S - Il
COLORED NURSE. settled. live in; upstairs
Evening star., 1946-09-20

GROCERY BUSINESS. doing over $1,000
per week. capable of 81. 600: perfect subur-
ban location: no competition; So. 600 cash;
no brokers: Call 81. $3.50. 20
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-17
The Outlook Saws:

James Cusick returned home last
week from Camp Beale, Calf,
where he received his discharge
from the service.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis LaMance
were dinner guests Sunday of Rev.
and Mrs. Norman Hanson and later
attended church services at Absar-
okee.
Nh. and Mrs. r. B. DeAtley spent
Sunday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. l.. Thompson of the Red Lodge
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson and
daughters, Judy and Barbara of
Billings, were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Shay
and family.
Entertaining for her contract
club, Mrs. j. A. Spencer was a
luncheon hostess at 1:30 Tuesday.
The afternoons awards went to Mrs.
Joseph Gehrett and Mrs. c. B.
Sande.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-17

&C. L. Morris, Miss Valma Shay and
Mrs. C.. B. Calvert. Mrs. l.. S.
Stevens of Billings, formerly of
Laurel, will also be one of the
h~ostesses. A dessert luncheon will
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Peasley re-
turned last week to Laurel after
residing the last three ear in
Tacoma and Bremerton, Wash, and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam DeFrance.
w. M. Coombs, Jr., arrived home
Saturday morning after receiving
his discharge at Fort Douglas,
Utah. He was with the 10th air
borne engineers and was in service
a year. He received a certificate
as demolition specialist and as ex-
pert with light machine guns. The
family ranch is near Absarokee.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-17

Rev. and Mrs. Lewis LeMance
will have as their guests at dinner
Thursday evening Rev. and Mrs
Norman Hanson of Columbus.
Mrs. S. o. Hess, who had spent
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
]. E. Thorne, and her sister, Mrs.
Charles Staiger, returned this, week
to her home in Corvallis, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Bradford had
as guests last week Mr.. Bradford's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Metzger who were
eli route from their home in Whit
tier, Calf, to Sheridan for a visit.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Mclaughlin Sunday were Miss Mol
lie Frank, Barbara Frank, George
and Cooney Frank, all of Silesia,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Conner and
children, Dorothy, Virginia and
Richard.
Mrs. Herman Kautz is a patient
at the st. Vincent hospital in Bill
ings where she underwent an oper-
alton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. feathers
have moved from Billings to Laurel
and are residing at the Hagaman
apartments on East First street.
Mrs. R. P. Palmer was in attend
ance Monday evening at the meet
of the Billings Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club and had as
her guest her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
R. P. Palmer, Jr.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-17
Rebekah Lodge Has
Program On Easter

Members of Evergreen Rebekah
lodge No. sc enjoyed an Easter
program that was presented at a
meeting Monday evening. The pro-
gram was arranged by Mrs. Louise
VanNice, assisted by her staff of
officers.
After the meeting of the lodge
a lunch was served by Mrs. Lucy
Gemmill, Mrs. Margaret Smith and
Mrs. Dorothy Conan.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-17
The Outlook Says:

David Greco, who arrived recent
ly from overseas duty, received his
discharge at Fort Lewis, Wash,
and came Thursday to join his
family, who made their home dur
ing his absence with Mrs. Greco's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Platz.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-17
The News
fLAUR
ilnnu H nhnn HHn Hgn 1000 nmmz @ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H

Roy Sandman was discharged
from the navy April 6 at Bremen
ton, Wash, and arrived here April
8. He had been in the service
two years and expects to return to
his former railroad work.
A number of Laurel members Of
the D.. A. R. chapter of Billings
will entertain at the meeting this
week at the home of Mrs. H. H.
Hammer of Billings. They are Mrs.
Laurel outlook., 1946-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lau Franzen moved
Wednesday to the Tower cabins on
Main street to reside until their
new home is completed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-05
Simple But Appropriate

Five men stood together under tree on the White House lawn They not famous men, fame is usually defined But President Truman said in announcing their appointment to the Atomic Energy Commission they had just been given responsibilities great any have assumed in peacetime."
 Their first meeting not in itself important pro- ducve If it is remembered at al it will be for it's indica- ton of how completely they started from scratch These inheriting tremendous task and with it tremen dous properties and organizations But at the first meet ing they did not have office.
 They simply five successful in their various endeavors and unseshy conscious of their duties c To them the President had assigned responsibility for the of materials patents and which human minds had together to harness the greatest that had controlled
 The harnessng of that power began in the minds of grew into something expressed in billions of dollars thousands of workers thousands of victims killed in suspected fash It threatened to get of hand and de- stroy its controllers So the problem of controlling the toers back to the minds of men-n country to the minds of the five standing under a tree
 Soon these will be in surroundings considered fitting to the importance of their work They will have suites of offices and sas of advisers and assistants They will have eventual fame They will also lead life which partaes of the monastc and the Masonic divorced from many personal associations and all acquisitve pursuits pledged closest secrecy until the mysteries safely be revealed.
 But it is probably well that the beginning simple and humble It forcefu illustration that the threat of destruction must be averted by individual mortal men, and that their only real equipment for the task lies within themselves.
 Where then, there a better setting than out-of- doors beneath tree? It setting inclined to put his proper perspective It also setting inclined to put him in a hopeful frame of mind For of the worlds wisest thinking and talking has been done in just such surroundings.
 It is said that Socrates spent almost his entire life out ofdoors going inside only eat sleep and probably-be ing wise man-to keep out of the ran Nor is he alone among the great philosophers who could dispense with class and desk and the great religions teachers who had need of pulpits.
 It is different today. The power of good evil is inherent in the trappngs of modern life It does not reside in laboratories machines in those whose products called the Atomic Energy Commission into being The salvation of civilization still rests with the wisdom n fegry and courage of mortal minds whatever their roundngs