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Evening star., 1947-06-13

ply SHiRLINGToN SUPER MARKET. $500
so. Quincy. Arl., Va, 10 min from on i 18th ist
son ana psan rea Of avs at mafkea
RADIO REPAIRMAN, experienced; one IA
miliar with small appliances. Must be able
to drive, truck and help with delivery
young man. Apply between 70 pm
ewes. or ell morn, 215o Wis. ave
REFRIGERATION sERvIcEMAN. CONNER.
cial installation and service work only
HgSsman Dist Ii e., steady employment nsaa MR.
11Sf ath a manufacture
in its field, selling nationally known anc
advertised product to department stores
stationers gift shops, etc ,,1u unusual 1p
permanent connection: salary, bonus ane
advancement opportunities; no extensive
al aao # eoansIy aas as e snGs sens
and merchandising experience advanta-
geous: applications should include photo.
ass sox
tsrs. Ho spoats: r real e oDpoTsunity feE sober II.
ac Hs5tn sshdstionS sh u as.15s0
kooa arpg wRAs Hss psR RoT REf
saIHs RnrRRsENTATvE sE E0Hot to sen q essen
| tial service to local restaurants, hotel.
and institutions for national corp. Coco
| commissions, leads; permanent; excellent
opportunity for top-notch closer. Ma
SALES REPRESENTATIVE with car
Hieh-caliber salesman for Maryland, Del
aware, parts of Pennsylvania and Virgins
as factory representative to sell sggres.
sively advertised fountain chocolate prod
ucts to distributors. Must have mer'
chandising and promotional ability, Per.
manent. Minimum guaranteed salary ant
commission $4,000 per year plus trave
expenses The man We want has goot
| icb now. Write Box Book. Star.
SALESMAN to sell blocks as side lin.
on commission basis; experieneed y
selling building materials. Contact LUCAS
CEMENT PRODUCTS, RA. $3.50 or GE
1858 Call after 5 pm. lib
SALESMAN experienced in mems clothint
and furnishings. new, modern, alr-condi
4 toned mems dept. store; salary and com.
mission. See Mr.. Chandler. S. & M
STORE. cor 9th and D SITS. NV.
SALEsMAN-Live-wirs salesman for oul
busy sportswear dept. Modern air-condi
toned mems store. Good pay, Perma
nent position. FoGELS. 10th and sts
INV Is
SALESMAN, 25-as years of age. no expert.
/ ence necessary: $50 per week starting sal
ary; hours. a:30 to $40 p.m.;:, must b
Ineat and alert. permanent position. Ap
| ply in person after 10 am, MILSTONE's
! ACME LIQUOR STORE 925 Pa. ave. y, W
Ia
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK. expert
ence desirable; comptometer; permanent
position in national company; 40-hr.. 5ta-
day wk State experience, age and salary
expected Cox 1881. Star. 10
inter and one sewer,
on better dresses, coats and
suits; good pay, short hrs, splendid work
ing conditions. All interviews treated con-
men and women. perma-
merit positions. All-around exper. styiists
to handle existing active trade: 5h2-day
Wk.. S55 wk and up plus 500 COM
mission. CHARM BEAUTY SHOP. 5922
Ga ave. NV, ia. SITS. IL
full or part time, operator;
permanent position: salary and commits
sion. PARIS BEAUTY SALON, TR. 1886
Evening star., 1947-10-27
West Virginia Veteran
of Union Army Dies at SO

CAMERON, w. Va, Oct. q (P.-
Funeral services will be held here
tomorrow for Urish T. Alley, SO,
described by members of his family
as probably the last surviving West
Virginia veteran of the Union Army.
He died at the home of grandson
here yesterday.
Mr.. Alley would have reached his
Tooth birthday November 18.
He enlisted in the Union Army
at the age of IT. He was captured by
Confederate forces at Mills Creek,
Va, escaped and then was recap
tured. He returned here after the
war;
In area, Columbia is the fourth
largest country of South America.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
District Church Sponsors !
Human Relations Institute

A Laboratory of human relations
institute will be held at the John
Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church. 1915
Fourteenth street NV, Friday
through November 7, it was an
nounced yesterday.
1t will be sponsored by the racial
and industrial department of the
Fellowship of Reconciliation in con-
junction with the Washington
Pacif1st Fellowship.
The institute will consist of iec-
lures, panel discussions and work.
shop meetings. The workshop meet
ings, starting at S:15 pm. Novem-
ber and continuing through No
vember with daily laboratory ses-
sions at / pm. and 8 pm. will be
held at 1907 H street NV.
Margaret Mead, well-known an
Evening star., 1947-10-27

Ithropologist, and George s. schuy-
Ter, associate EDITOR of the Pitts
burgh Courier, will address the
opening meeting at Sis pm. FRI
day. -
At the mass meeting at $3.50 pm.
next Sunday. Kermit Eby. CIO re-
search and educational director, and
DR.. william Stuart Nelson, dean of
the school Of religion, Howard Uni
versity, will speak.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Two Firemen Injured
Fiuhtinu Minor Fires

Two District firemen were recov-
ering today from injuries received
in fighting two small blazes over
the week end, the Fire Department
reported.
Firemen Harry E. Sparshot, 27,
of Mclean. Va, was overcome by
smoke while fighting fire on the
third floor OF home at 1748 @
street NV. The blaze did little
Evening star., 1947-10-27

damage. The fireman was admitted
to Emergency Hospital.
Fireman Floyd J. Herndon, At.
of 7lo9 Georgia avenue NV. was
cut badly on the hand during a
fire at 1929 Crittenden street NV.
| Damage there also was minor.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Halloween Fete Set

The Maids Of Athens MUSES.
Chapter No. AZ, and Ahepa Junior
Ladies Auxiliary, viii hold its ninth
annual Halloween dance at the
Shoreham Hotel on Thursday night.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Daniel A. Wedge, 106, Dies;
Fouobt rs Civil War Bottles

AURORA, Ill, Oct. q P.-Daniel
A. Wedge, LOG. who fought in 26
engagements as a Union Soldier in
the Civil War, died yesterday on his
106th birth anniversary.
The commander and sole survivor
of Aurora Post 20 of the Grand
Army of the Republic had been bed
ridden since he fractured hip in
1880 but he continued active in GAR
affairs until this year and partlci-
pated in several recent Memorial
Day parades, riding in an ambu-
lance.
One of the nations oldest sur
vivors of the Civil War, Mr.. Wedge
enlisted in the 9th Illinois VOL
unteer Regiment in 1860 at the age
of 10 and served with the unit
throughout the conflict.
He was born in Marietta. Ohio,
October 26, 1841, and came to Illinois
in a covered wagon at the age OF 10.
He was employed by the Burlington
Railroad for As years before his
retirement in 1920.
Surviving is his daughter, Miss
Mabel Wedge, with whom he had
made his home since the death of
his wife in 1882.
Evening star., 1947-10-27

Corrugated paper was invented in
1871.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
'CoI. CharIesl |. Hooker
Dies al 107;; Fought
With Custer, Sherman
BY the Associofsd Press

VIRGINIA, Mimi, Oct. 27.-This
town today mourned the death OF
it's most prominent military figure,
Col. Charles L. Hooker, 107-year-old
Civil War veteran, who fought with
the forces of Gen. Custer and
marched with Gen. Sherman to the
sea.
Col. Hooker died in his sleep late
Saturday at the home Of a son
with whom he had lived here for l6
years.
Family Bible records list Col.
Hooker as Born April 3, 1910, in
New York State.
He enlisted in the Union Army
in Wisconsin in 1860. The honorary
rank of colonel was bestowed by
Gen. Custer after the Civil War
veteran took over the command OF
a colonel killed in action. Military
funeral services will be held Thurs
day in Superior, Wis.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Arab Hostility Blamed
For Halt in Work on
American Pipeline
by the Assoeiaisd Press

CAIRO, Dec. l9.-Arab hostility
over American support for the partt-
ton Of Palestine has forced halt
in work on the western end Of
the trans-Arabian pipeline, which
Defense Secretary Forrestal has
declared vital to American interests
q company representative said to-
day.
Work appeared to be progressing
only in Saudi Arabia, the site OF
American oil concessions. The
project was halted in trans Jordan
Syria and Lebanon.
Due for Completion in 1850.
The 31-inch line from Abquaiq
on the Gulf of Persia, to the Leban-
csc port Of Sidon, on the Mediter-
ranean, had been scheduled fof
completion in 1850 to move $50 ,000
barrels Of oil day, the work OF
IS to 80 tankers. The pipeline is a
joint project of the Texas Co.
Standard Oil of New Jersey, Stand
ard Oil of California and Socony
Vacuum STANDARD Oil OF New
York..
William S. S. Rodgers, chairman
Of the Texas Co. and also of the
Trans-Arabian Pipeline Co.. declared
in the Lebanese capital of Beirut
yesterday that the pipeline, plus
several others planned or under con-
struction. lis vital to us in the
United States" and also necessary
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Appeosement Cont Win
Peace, Donovan Says
By the Assoeiofsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s.-"The
United States will never get peace
by appeasement and it 10 up to the
public to put an end" to such at
tempts, Maj. Gen. William j. Dono-
van, wartime head of the office of
Strategic Services. said last night.
Gen. Donovan told members of the
Overlook Lecture Club "the public
must pressure the Government into
revealing the names of the cliques
In Washington okaying shipments Of
materials to Russia" ia"-materials
which he declared could be used by
our friends abroad"
Gen. Donovan added that while
Russia is waging a cold war against
u.s. that country is mot ready now
for a real war"
Evening star., 1947-12-19

william Anderson Of the University
LOT Minnesota; Gov. Frank Carlson
Iof Kansas, and Dean William /,
Myers Of Cornell University. This
committees research will be di-
rected by Frank Bane of the Coun-
ell Of State governments.
Russell Forbes, associated with
the Munitions Board, will report on
Government procurement policies
other than those OF national de-
tense.
Paul Grady, a partner in Price,
Waterhouse g. Co., public account
ants, viii study Government lending
agencies.
The Brookings Institution, a re-
search organization in Washington,
will report on Government health,
education. social security and trans
portation activities.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Group Named 10 Aid
Hoover in Studying
Government Economy
BY The Asseeioisd Press

NEW YORK Dec. 1s.-Formel
President Herbert Hoover, chair.
man Of a commission which will
study how to simplify and promote
economy in the Federal Govern
ment, yesterday announced ap.
pointment Of several persons te
study various phases of the COM
missions program.
Mr.. Hoover, now 73, accepted the
Craftsmanship Of the 12-membel
commission from President Truman
last September. The appointments
follow:
Maj. Gen. Arthur H. Carter
finance officer In the War Depart.
ment during the war, will study
"the experience Of the Government
in competitive businesses and tn,
form Of organization under whici
such businesses should be con.
Quoted"
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge O
Boston, former Undersecretary O
the Treasury, will head q commit
/ tee studying "overlaps in admins
tration, taxation and grants in all
between Federal and State govern
ImentS."
j Members of this committee in
clude former Gov. Charles Edisol
of New Jersey: Senator BYRD
Democrat, of Virginia; w. I
Chenery, publisher Of Collier
Magazine; John Burton of the Ney
York State Budget Bureau; Pro1
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Yuie Trees Won't Provide Mink,
Regular Sellers Tell RooseveIts

In needles when you get them tn
doors"
Mr.. Burlingame said he kept
spruce trees on his lot just to show
his customers the superiority Of
balsam.
Earl del Santo, another dealer,
Joined Mr.. Burlingame in claiming
that most customers demand bal
sans" At the same time, referring
to the fact that Mr.. Roosevelt's
wife. Faye Emerson, helped him sell
more than 900 trees yesterday while
wearing mink coat, Mr.. Del Santo
said that IF Mr.. Roosevelt had to
Evening star., 1947-12-19
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

PoUGHKEEPsIE,. N. Y Dec. 49,
Christmas tree dealers here cast
a baleful glance at Elliott Roosevelt s
retail Christmas tree venture today
and declared the balsams they sold
were superior to the spruces from
Waikiki farm on the old Roose-
velt estate
Referring to Mr.. Roosevelt's sale
of any tree for 81, Charles Burlin-
game, a dealer, said THE spruce trees
on Elliott's lot look pretty but along
with his drop in prices goes a drop
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Josephus Daniels Sees Truman,
Finds He's Still $1-u-Yeur Man

the Government operate from m
inside" seat more than so years
told reporters after the news confer
ence that he was glad to hear the
Chief Executive express the con-
viction that ultimate peace would
be achieved.
I'm tired Of hearing these war
mongers," he said. They ought
to be gagged. They ought to talk
about peace. If you talk about war
the people will think war. If you
talk peace they will think peace"
Mr.. Daniels said talk of compul-
sorry military training is talk of
war"
"You can get all the volunteers
you want if you make the service
attractive" he said. "Send 'em
around the world and educate 'em
and you won't need compulsory
training"
Evening star., 1947-12-19

make his money selling Christmas
trees, his wife would not be ut the
lot wearing a mink coat"
Mr.. Roosevelt, who is engaged in
farming with his mother, has been
selling the trees which his father
planted while he was President, at
a wholesale price of IS cents tree
in 100 lots. His decision to sell
at retail came after a New York
visit when, he said, he saw 15-foot
trees selling for as high as $35.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Dynamite BIust Kills Worke.

ASHLAND, Pa, Dec. 10 (P.-A
shanty filled with dynamite caught
fire last night and blew up on {
mountainside near here, killint
Stanley Wufsus, "A, electric shove
operator, as he approached with
an extinguisher to fight the flames
Mr.. Wufsus was hurled IS feet b.
the blast.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Cos Kills 4 Stevedores

SINGAPORE, Dec. 10 P.-Four
stevedores were asphyxiated today
by escaping gas while unloading the
Australian refrigerator ship Nabada,
which arrived yesterday from Free
mantle. A fifth stevedore was near
death in a hospital.
Evening star., 1947-12-19

barrels of oil a day to the Eastern
Hemisphere and that world demand
was increasing.
American construction crews along
the pipeline route were reported
unsafe everywhere except in Saudi
Arabia.
Evening star., 1947-12-19

If Europe is to have sufficient fuel
to make the Marshall plan work"
Aside from Arab hostility over par
tition, the Syrian Parliament mas not
yet ratified a convention allowing
the pipeline right of way, but Mr..
Rodgers said he expected favorable
action.
Completion of all the planned
pipelines in the Middle East would
provide for the pumping of 1,5OO, 600
barrels of oil day from the Arab
states and Iran to the Levant ports.
Oil shortages in the United States
have caused some rationing and talk
Of more in that country. Mr., Rodgers
said the United States and the West
ern Hemisphere are shipping 800, 600
Evening star., 1947-12-19

Josephus Daniels, 85-year-old
publisher of the News and Observer
at Raleigh, N. c., still rates as a
special adviser" at a dollar year
In the Truman administration.
The World War I Secretary of the
Navy found that out yesterday when
he dropped by to see President Tru-
man and attended the Presidents
news conference before addressing
the Women's National Democratic
Club.
How am I going to live in Wash
ington on 81 a year unless YOU
bring back the OPA and cut prices?"
he asked.
The President turned to Admiral
William D. Leahy, his chief of staff,
and suggested maybe we'd better
put him back on the Navy payroll.
MIR. Daniels, who has watched
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hem Sabre 1878 reeelmGBie ieben
Samatag unb mirb berausgegeben
surn 8eiten bes BGpitliden &ole'
eium Soiepbinum Der bl. &ongrega'
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fGhli6 oneetpieien auf Die gintiinfte
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ieineln No6folger nuroe Der boduD.
r. Suitin 2uetrner ernanttt. Der
bodip P. 9lnielni Srtrnanr, ebenfals
Elm Geteran Der 8eneoifttnerfomtflii-
nitdt bon ct. Sobn's, bot iei1eft Bo-
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Juno Srau &obert M. &ubl, am "a
aueult ieine 8rilnia. Gie Seitpreoigt
bielt P. GDril Srtmann, O.S.B.
Bforrer in ct. Mortin. Mittogs itab
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nung ieiner 3eitgenoiien oabin, oaB
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folgt tpuroe. &ein feseriider @egner
NOR linn gemadlen. Mne fiir1teten
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i'm liebten unb berebrten. @u1 auf
meite 2dnoer bate ii6 Der Hubm iei-
ner Seiligfeit unb @elebrIanlfeit ons-
gebreitet. Seilige, our oamaligen 3eit
lebenoe Utdnner Die Der FL. SieronD.
mus unb Ser FL. Baulinus unterbiel.
ten einen freunbidaftli6en 8riefped-
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1. Ingult 1947 in Dubuque, Sa.
ssran Hanline Stein, geitorben ON
19. Suli 1947 in Mc&eesport, $50
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Sage einfiaer Mnsarabnna

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berte BON Stubenten NOR bic 9lns-
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bodw. P. Jrancis 4. 8uid, ST., iein
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ius-@emeinoe.
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