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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTs-open for Junior ac-
countants with local CPA frm. Give age
educational auslifications; experience: @ mar ar
RaccoSUNTANTr for cPx once, Young man
to share erowth opportunities; salary to
start. $500 to $4,000 plus annual bonus,
M5tf tH dstss sARRsMAS RRs ol star
old suburban weekly; salary and commits
sion permanent to right party. Box Box
AGENT for large concentrated a. and h.
ard life debit in. NV. No, car necessary;
SIS week for FIRST month: After first
$50 30, plus commissions on, new business
Replies strictly confidential. Box 1856
4IRPLANE MECHANIC. licensed, for work
at small local airport; must have tools
free sss1s to ,ns xerk on S9oss
ssPs4Asr RSsR !! CARO- Xxi asee ssrE
ea eneed 1r PERSON W With sBity to type EseeI:
lent chance for advancement. Good start
Nus salary IL neat st ana %any ascuats smp0sf snd Wn
to t,sspt Iesponsibiiity, Write for IN;
dow' wn, eight-hour day: one day of per
week. Phone RE. 794o Monday, 10 IN
AsSIsTANr MANAGER, shipping depart
high school graduate with some knowledge
of typing preferred Apply in person to
Mr.. Brown, ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO,
INC. 1105 d st. s.v. -23
ATTORNEY-Estabish law firm has
opening for young praetitioner: state age,
family obligations, qualifications. Box
AUToMOBiLE BODY and fender man by
direct Chrysler- Plymouth factory dealers
Plenty of work, good commission basis
vacations and holidays with pay, fve-day
week; man is needed at once; only those
with ample experience and good record
will be considered. Call Mr. Brown. at
AIS MOTORS INC. 1924 Wilson blvd l.,
Arlington. Va. CHI. 41o0. -26
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EDITORS, ATTENTI0N-Weekly. papers;
school papers, monthly publications ~ and l,a
s9es to s1e sood D5Pe seivas me sHE All asP
SERVICE ICE 55l1 ii BIT "a ave unon nNAsH ea"s co
following additional personnel to their
stan to assist you in real estate dvee afa I'd
Elolss Hsvit5 fHa MTs- Nancy Gam; NJ: NJ
Mr ShaFlsf efauGe G Esynes Eaylsa ' Sales MANAGER
EXQUISITE FEATURES and guarantees:
Faded garments and Grapes restored si,b TO
orlsles out eeanns Evenns cleaned
Or dyed, eSauistsly: LeS,hsr s;.s Jackets flntS
tifui tiiffuii cleanine and hand finishing OF drapes,
tpresdS apa slip pYs No shTnsasf
seven Seven Seven.
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herefofers 70 sse eRs Pss m
VIVIAN Y. stictiey and Francis NJ. wynn,
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Solved I aS"' as OF November Nov is Ga4s BY the
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+ rs WHY ySyiAS V, SficKIES' TEAssls Mss
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tax troubless Call MI. 9l12. Public acct,
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DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTEDr,HigEihl;; Eil;
MARKEL. $40 st. NV. Ma. oes4.
ACCOUNTANT. expert-Books started. kept
part time tax esurns pR o
PIERRE-Without fail call me immediately.
solset That ThePfE FhsPkEsivins dinner is
SIZE, at prices YOU car afford? Call AL
FR. 125s. after n:m
electric motors, washing machines suns, Guns.
locks, electrical and meehapsi,sa s,ad a9pl b
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
sssis sssn mss sSa'fa''sa 'RS 0:hsf R
issMrpa4T is nfF1s eAsH A59osSn ol 9oS4 nome. xa
sss. O. eofor.d Ha s0f'ces eox T Co. 81 1854 RE
We MIND YOUR BUSINESS. your books,
sqsS sRsSs eqSHTfMSo poEE H9TsE ss aR
repair dolls, toys bric-a -brac and sell
wigs, shoes and doll clothes. Prices right;
See our dolls. dressed and undressed Old
and new. 3414 14th st. NV. NO. s9Ol-
MISSING PERSONS LOCATED anywhere
in q. S. A, min. charge, Sl6. McGURN;
confidential investigator, Rm. 304' s05 G
MEARA's DOLL HosPITAL-EDressed and
undressed dolls. doll clothes, doll repairs:
conv. location. S02 st. NV. RE. s401.
RENTING FOR INAUGURAL PARADE
Window space. marvellous view. Also pvt.
rm with 3 windows. Box ASK Star.
-23
TEA APRONS. order now: excellent gifts;
experienced seamstress. AT. 0l92.
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SAlESklEN.
THE MANUFACTURERS OF "RUSCo, :"

THE MANUFACTURERS OF "RUSCo," the
Desf xnosn storm window ha ust an
for doors: this viii sell Ike fs not eaRepS caRes
and We want good salesman with
car G. 7. and good record to sell this product;
ana ses sah as chan9s soon ss
another product Of the F. C. Russell COM
pany.s soon to be available, is ready COR sale
%:s, Aaeo fRoD6efs CO. 9S' is3S'nsi isRS n
SALESMAN, 81 a:s, 20 to 81, with car; H salary.
exaabA DRY sRd eNaER ALE Can sH s0s0
experienced. for Washington
D, C., Maryland and surrounding area,
calling on hardware stores and piumbins
and distributor Of plumbing materials.
BIoadxay: N. 2. is.
established arm with following; no . objec-
tion to cosmetic or perfume sideline:
ST. i4t ss''i brosavsy Siss run H. PARTICULARS Box
BIG Cash every week. New low priced
deal for businessmen. sales daily pays
you 500 day advanced com. Free pocket
samples; GL1DEWELL, 1920 South Wab-
al. saiatso $1,000 up class-career op-
portunity for risht man. Appointment
selling only. We have more contacts than
radio and magazine publicity: Draw
PAED1A BRiTaNNiGAl ra sHSSSi ca1i M Hcnssn MssilI
Re: 69l |. for executive interview. -26
LEADING NATIONAL corporation has
opening in Wash, D. c. We will add 3
qualified men to our present staff for
this area Men must be neat-appearins,
Intelligent and willing to work Complete
co. training. No slack season. Car helpful
but not essential. II you are interested in
earning SS5 wk. and up. year round, see
MR.. JONES, Room 80, 1900 18th st. n w.
MFR. Of new. fast-sellins. sensationally
funny comically labeled. liquor-type min
latures. offers excel. terr. to men capable
Of selling to leading stores Comm. draw.
Balm CO., 1880 s. State st., Chicago. nj
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Leadink New Eng
land shoe manufacturer offers complete
line mems cushion dress, work {Vulcork &
Neoprene solest and womens shoes. Sell
full time or side line. Full-time men earn
up to $25 day in comm. Write for fall
catalog: Samples free to producers JOHN
NEIL SHOE CO., 90 Home Bank Bldg,
WE HAVE OPENINGS for 2 ,topno.ch
500 900 msusoleum; over $50, So 900 eT people opis
visit our beautiful grounds every year; we
cemeteries combined: we train you quickly
and thoroushly: we help you; YOU can earn
more than 95ro of the saiesmen in
America; you must have car and be a
gentleman in every respect. Phone UN
CEMETERY. @2l
SALESMAN for liquor store, experience
preferred, good salary. Box 44O-G, Star.
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AGENTS.

WHERE TO BUY O.O0O articles direct
from manufacturers. Send for Your
Profits Under the Spotlight" GLASS
PUB. CO., Ellwood City, Pa.
GET 81 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED cleo
Christmas money taking orders from
friends for washers. mixers, toasters
radios! Rush name today for free sales
Kit. MAXILUME CO.. 125-W. Hubbard
Dept. GLIB, Chicago 10. Ill.
STRANGE DRY" WINDOW CLEANER.
Sells like wild. Replaces messy rags
liquids; simply glide over glass Sample
sent on trial. KRISTEE lO3, Akron
FREE SAMPLES-Big profits showing
amazing glow in the dark specialties
House numbers. pictures plastic novelties
MADISON MILLS, 3O3 4th
ave, New York N
Evening star., 1948-11-21
HELP MEN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COOK AND HANDY MAN, white couple
only, suburban estate; live in rooms and
ve IT. dsf oan pTSate GG %
ing quarters; cook care of house and
grounds: diplomat and Wife good salary.
COUPLE, farmer-herdsman, to do outside
T Ansas ssoea III SEX FARM
near Olney, Md: woman, g.hw: for per.
son; SON sepsrase saoa mod y sparters for
COUPLE, young; white; man to act as
sub. acreage near Mclean. Va. Wife TO
6f be ASS assistant in doc5ogs once Must or
sesr iood; cos}S Be- fsths. i snd daSshter sf F
County: complete charge of small house. .
per mo-; experienced, references. ST.
TfGEpHoNE soLicIToRs, 81 iScaIaTooRs experienced
TU. O766, Sunday, Monday.
MEN, WOMEN, with car, previous exper
with home demonstration helpful. excel
oppor. for aggressive persons to make over
S35 day selling nationally advertised prod
uct; exclusive territory. leads furnishedi
closest. competitive. product over 3 times
our price. Sales class starts Monday. SH
know of this ad.
WHITE COUPLE, with farming background
for employment mr.. Rockville, Md wife
foi household duties. husband for outside
work; good salary, with liv quarters il
main house. Refs. required. Rockville
25o9, ewes, Sats. and Suns; RE. 1865
NOW is THE TIME to earn $50 to 81;
Mkly.' full or spare time. Room 334
Harrington Hotel, ~ am. to pm.
WHITE. fer general ONCE work; temporar!
job, $50 for 40-hr. week. Call FIR. 6713
bet. !, and pm. Sunday.
TO MAKE APPOINTMENTS for photos
AusT1N sTuDGos. a4sl 14th st. ~ NV.
OPPORTUNITIES GALORE at THE HEcH1
CO.-Full-ti and part-time positions
Even II you've no previous experience, vel
train you~for an interesting job while yol
earn in the following selling departments
Women's accessories, mems furnishings
stationery, cosmetics, candy, toys. house
furnishings; nonselling departments, sale.
check writer's floor cashiers, wrappers
stockmen, You can enjoy our 5-day, 40.
hour week, with generous company bene.
fits and privileges. Stop in and have q
chat with one of our friendly personne
REPRESENTATIVES any time between 10 ano
4:3O; Bird floor. personnel ONCE, 7th anc
sts. NV. Washington, D. c., between 1C
and 4:30 Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur-
cay; ESQ to 7::50 Monday and Friday
Silver Spring store, corner of Fenton st
and Ellsworth dr.. Silver Spring, Md. 80
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Opportunity for business careers, civilian
positions in Europe, 2-year contract.
'46, Al and '4S are desired. Degree:
Bachelor of Science with major in either
business administration, economies or ac-
counting required.
Starting salary S2,736 per annum plus
a partial allowance. for subsistence and
quarters with excellent promotion posi-
bilitieS. Age 81 to ,S single men only.
Mail detailed resume with photo mot re-
turnable) to
ARMY AND AIR FORCE
Exchanee Service, rs West 43rd St. New
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EDUCATIONAL, statesmen

sanitation has several select vacancies in
Alexandria, Arinston and ne. Washing
ington territories: rapid Advancement to
executive positions. guaranteed active pro
for those seeking permanence and secur-
lty; selling by appointment only. Per-
sonal interviews, Suite 10Ol, Dupont
Circle Bldg "a
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SALESMAN iconf.).

statesmen (2). to sell new low-priced
cold cathode lighting; lamps burn $4,000
hours; big opportunity for excellent earn
COLORED-OPENING FOR ONE experi-
enced real estate salesman Must havs
good character references, automobile; full
All applications treated confidentially. Ap.
ply Box 266-H, Star. -23
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statesmen
high-grade men to make the final change.
An old financial organization. nationally
known and of proven stability and char
acter, is looking for . men for special
sales work in Washington and vicinity.
We want 2 men between 25 and 40 years,
married and with child or more. 2 men
who are going strong but who see that
their present channel is too limited in
future possibilities. To the men who
qualify. a truly remarkable opportunity Is
self fitted for such q position. write at
once. giving full details. Address Box
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Colored. age 21-35, must be able to pass
license; experienced to work in The Star
Building: 5-day. 4O-hour week; vacations,
sick benefits and other employment ad-
Apply personnel once. Room 5O4, Star
Building.
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I1O1 Do w
Evening star., 1948-11-21

p to 40 for good, permanent Jobs with
an assured future. Learn to operate a
streetcar or bus. No experience required.
We will teach you and pay you while
lesrnins STEADY yeaI.rernd r;tb sa1nnss
vacations, Sick leave, free Transportation
and other benefits. Apply now-Monday
through Friday-between $3.50 an. and
II noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co,
Employment ONCE. 3l32 M st. NV. Take
Routes 10, Rosslyn; 90. Cabin John; 80.
Friendship Heights, streetcars direct to
door. "a
MESSENGER
White boy. age 16 to 20. to work daytime
in business once of newspaper. 40-hour
week. S24 weekly to start; GOOD working
condition, many employment adyantages.
ment will be considered. BRING birth Ger
tiacate and apply personnel ONCE, Room
504, Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Pa. Ave. NV. ~
Salesman-Life Insurance Co.
Excel opportunity for good salesman with
one of the worlds largest financial in
stitutions; Age rs to 35, married, high
school education in sood health; Must
ing; opportunity for advancement based
on ability. Security in permanent posi-
ton. Group life ins., hosp, surgical bene-
fits for self and entire family. Disability
benefits, retirement income and vacation
with pay, Splendid opportunity in fine
Phone Ex, Ol6S Monday and Tuesday for
appointment.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

YOUNG MAN. with car. age 22-27. draft
exempt; permanent position with finance
company; no experience necessary. Apply
in person, CONSUMERS CREDIT SERV-
ICE, 1927 r. I. ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
BARBER

Bowling alley good opportunity; expert
ence not necessary. but no application con
sidered unless full information on pas
positions. Box 441-G, Star -22
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RIJS OPERATORS
CARPENTERS
COLLEGE GRADUATES

for maintenance work at the
George Washington University: 4O-hr. wk.
plus overtime. Apply MR.. G. D. ECKERT,
rear 1O.7 st. NV. ~
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FURNITURE SALESMAN
Apply MR.. MALCOLM SCATES, 4121 18TH
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RADIO AND TELEvlSIoN serviceman-
Experienced man for inside television
service; 40-hr wk For further infor-
nation. call r. Kyle, ADMIRAL CORP,
Evening star., 1948-11-21

on compositor and
|; small shop; good
nd pay. Call OK.
\ 90
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expert hair stylist;
l.; good hrs. OR.
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TO manage beauty
I. Carolina's lead
Please write in
Excellent salary
6. Star. I'll
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)-For private club.
is experience, salary
Box Both, Star.
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RADiO-TELEvISION SERvICEMAN, min
imum yrs. on bench, willing to work
outside; car neces.: commission and guar
antee. Give full particulars. Box l54-C,
Evening star., 1948-11-21
HELP MEN.
ASST CREDIT MANAGER

Retail credit experience; excellent salary
employment ONCE, 3rd tioor
RALEIGH HABERDASHER
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10
BY RICHARD SAsULY
Author. ZIG Farben"

THREE years have passed
since the death of Franklin
d. Roosevelt on April IL, 1916.
1t has taken three years for the
greatness of the loss to sink in.
They say people wept as they
stood in Lafayette square across
from the White. House. I heard
the news among GPs. I saw no
soldiers crying. But ! saw only
sober faces that day.
All of us were right. The death
of Roosevelt was a cause for
tears. But / say again it has
taken three years to understand
fully the weight of the loss.
In the history of our country,
Roosevelt was the only president
who took a stand for labor. Lin
coin may have been an even
greater friend of the people, but
in those days unions had hardly
begun.
1T WAS in the early years of
Roosevelt's administration that
the Wagner Act was pushed
through Congress. In the IL
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

ism" and, incidentally, take over
China as though their Greek
fiasco were not sufficiently glar-
ing. ,
China, of course, is ideally To-
Gated for airbases against the
Soviet Union. Mikado Macarthur
proclaimed that underlying all
issues in China now is the mill
tary problem" as part of our
"global strategy"
The following day, Gen. Wede-
meyer testified in Washington,
that Chang needed more help
military supplies, including wea-
pons and ammunition. and COM
petent officers to advise as to
their USE"
Gen. Chennau1t amplified this:
'"The situation of China is ex-
tremely critical and no time
must be lost" At the Overseas
Writers Association in Washing
ton on March %, he called for
"the dispatch of 10000 officers
and men to serve with the Chi
nese Nationalist forces in the
field"
TO PARRY right-wing criti-
cism that he had let Chang
down, Secretary of State Marshall
disclosed before the House For
eign Affairs Committee that we
have given Chang military
material, in a volume far beyond
previous Congressional knowl-
edge"
The State Department on Feb
ruarY 20 released news of two
hitherto secret military agree
ments, which covered the train
ing of s.I37 air personnel and
provision of first-line air force
of l.07l bombers and fighters
al bargain price of $500 million
TO the U. S. taxpayer. This brings
American aid TO Chang Kali
shek since VI Day up to over
SIS billion!
ed. note: This article was
written before passage of the
bill in Congress last week which
gives Chang an additional $685.
100000 in US. funds.)
Congress has now resolved to
give Chang an additional pres
ent of $40 million. Tomorrow it
may resolve to send $4,000 Am
erican boys to serve Chang as
bodyguard. Provided, Of course,
that Big Brass doesn't send them
out before, without Congress
sional knowledge"
These are some Of the facts.
The nationwide "Get-Out-Of-
China Week" - this week = is
your chance to make your voice
heard and stop this dangerous
nonsense.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10
A~FAcT

es of the army and (the ter
TOR of Tai Lis Gestapo.
Under Chang Kai-shek
they now begin to see what
they may expect. Greed,
corruption, favoritism, more
taxes, a ruined currency,
terrible waste of life, call
louS disregard of all the
rights of men.
from the diaries. letters of
Gen. StilweIl
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

He missed the bitterness of
postwar wrangling. He missed
the Woodrow Wilson tragedy of
seeing his mental and physical
powers slip away when the
world need for those powers
was greatest.
His passing was our loss but
his gain. His name will live as
long as the memory of man.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

The late Gen. Vinegar Joe"
Stilwell. foe of Chang Kai-shsk.
had the following motto on his
personal coaf-of-arms: 'ulegitina-
ali NON caxhorundum Don't
LET the b........ grind you down"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10
FDR FORMULA
CAN WIN AGAIN

years he was In the White House
organized labor tripled in size.
It was under Roosevelt's leader
ship that the LaFollette commit
tee turned up the spies and finks
whom the corporations had set
upon labor.
Against the stubborn resist
ance of the friends of big bust
ness in Congress, Roosevelt won
the fight for social security act,
for IVA and for some controls
on Wall Street. The press of the
country showered ridicule on the
WPA but Roosevelt stuck to the
simple proposition that the gov
eminent shouldn't leave the job
less to starve.
The record of the three years
without Roosevelt shows moth
ing but defeats. The Wagner act
was scuttled by Taft Hartley.
The weight of the government
was thrown against the railroad
men and the coal miners when
they were locked in critical bat-
tie with the employers.
IN THE FACE of constant cor
poration pressure, Roosevelt held
firm through the war years for
price control and rationing. In
flation was checked. After the
war, with Roosevelt dead, OPA
was dumped and the cost of hv-
ing has risen ever since.
Roosevelt knew that when the
veterans came home there would
have to be more housing. He
mapped big housing program.
Without Roosevelt to guide the
program, housing is as tight as
ever. So it goes, down the line;
sniping attacks on social secu-
rity, direct attack on the wage
hour law, profits swelling like
a dead pig and wages running
far behind prices.
With the war nearly won,
Roosevelt fixed his eyes on the
best way to keep the world at
peace. When he died at Warm
Springs, Ga, he was planning to
go in person to the organizing
meeting of the United Nations.
UN was Roosevelt's hope for
the peace of the world. Roose-
Welt helped TO hold the allied
nations together through the
most terrible war in history. He
thought UN could do the same
job after the war. With each
year since I945 UN has lost more
ground
Today the big decisions are
being made outside of UN. The
world is tense with war fear.
UN now seems as powerless to
quiet the war drums as the old
League of Nations.
THERE was no magic in the
way Roosevelt led the people
from one victory to another. He
was fighter, and the people
fought with him.
When he said drive the money
changers from the temple and
talked of economic royalists,"
the monopolies knew he meant
it. They hated him with passion.
They fought him with every foul
device in the book. They turned
80 per cent of the press against
him. Most of the other 10 per
cent gave only timid support.
Even so, the voters found
their way through the cloud of
hatred. Four times Roosevelt
was sent to the White House.
RoocaUa1f Jrron oooine4 odI$c
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

trained and equipped 40 Chinese
divisions, and an undisclosed
number of officers and naval per-
sonnet.
The magic of the Peoples Lib
Grafton Armies is far more at
tractive to Chians's troops: two-
thirds of his Casualties" have
gone over to their peasant BROTH
eFs. lock. stock. and barrel and
are fighting him heartily. because
this is their very own fight.
Now they belong to the $50
million who own their own land,
vote, enjoy the right to eat, live,
organize, build their new demo-
cratic state, their industries,
schools and arts. And they won't
stop fighting before all of China
is reunited under a democratic
coalition government minus
Chang and his clique.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-04-10

BUcKING Bill Bullitt and
Henry Luce raised the cry for
large scale American military
Intervention to "stop Commun-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-09
Protestant Church Editors Urged to Take More
Active Part in Combating Anti-Semitism

bat anti-Semitism in this country
was made here by Rev. Carl Her
mann Voss at the annual meeting
of the Associated Church Press,
an organization of Protestant
Church editors. DR.. Voss is ex-
tension secretary Of the Church
Peace Union.
"The church press" he told tn.
gathering, "has not been vigilant
enough in exposing the enemy
within the gates vicious anti
Jewish propaganda who is on the
pro-fascist fringe of the church
and works through such PERM
cious periodicals as Harvey Spring
er's Western Voice, Carl McIntyre's
Christian Beacon, William D. Her