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Evening star., 1948-04-23
Showdown on Condor
Threatened Between
House and Truman
Thomas Seeks Release
OF FBI Loyalty Report
Within 48 Hours
By the Associoted Press

President Truman's try-and-
get-it challenge ran into a con-
gressional threat today to "get
tough" over demands for an FBl
loyalty report on DR.. Edward U
Condor.
Chairman Thomas of the House
Committee on Un-American Actlvl'
ties said there will be showdown
if the administration fails to pro.
duce the document within 48 hours
Mr.. Thomas said that should be
a reasonable time for an answer
to the House resolution directing
the Secretary of Commerce to turr
over the letter.
DR.. Condor is director of the
National Bureau of Standards
which handles research on some
of the Governments top military
secrets.
1--WE are going to be tough ir
this matter" Mr.. Thomas told re-
porters. There is going to be q
showdown"
But when and how was some
thing else again.
The House adopted the resolution
yesterday, 300 to %.
At his news conference later, Mr.
Truman gave no sign that he woulo
let the FBI letter 60 to Congress
In response to question he re-
ferred reporters to what he sale
President Thomas Jefferson had hao
to say about a decision by Chief
Justice John Marshall.
Mr.. Truman said Jefferson had
said: The Chief Justice has made
the decision, now let him enforce 1t
Later, White House Press Secre.
tary Charles G. Ross said the Presi.
dent had meant to attribute the re.
mark to Andrew jackson, not JEFF
ferson.
Times Have Changed.
an my opinion" Mr.. Thomas tole
reporters, times have changed
since then. If President Truman il
still living in those times he shoule
wake up"
Mr.. Truman has issued definite
order to all agencies to refuse tt
give up any loyalty records OF Fed
eral workers. He has said they
must be kept confidential lin tht
interest of our national security ane
welfare"
Mr.. Thomas committee wants the
FBI letter for hearings it plans ir
the Condor case next month. One
of its. subcommittee has charged
and Mr.. Condor has denied, that ne
is one of the weakest links in atomic
security and has associated with sus-
pected Russian spies.
The subcommittee quoted what II
said was part of the letter to back
up its charges.
Mr.. Thomas said there is precedent
for hauling the Secretary OF Com
merce into the House, demanding
the letter, and putting him in the
custody of the sergeant-at-arms II
he fails to produce it.
But he said there has been no de-
cision to take such an extreme
step.
Should the House try that maneu-
yer, committee officials said the
Secretary could ask for court Or
der freeing him from custody.
The whole affair then could wind
up with a Supreme Court ruling on
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Couple Robbed Of S17,S50,
Tied in Home; Bandits Flee
By the Associotsd Press

BY The NsSooiofed FTess
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Twc
thugs bound and gagged a Phila-
delphia restaurant owner and his
wife in their bedroom early today
and made off with $1l, 700 and $6, $50
in jewelry.
The muffled cries of Anthony
Pappas, so, and his wife, Christine,
AZ, awakened their 6-year-old son,
George, whose shouts brought a
woman neighbor to their aid.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Truman Takes Holiday
For Cruise on Potomac

President Truman arranged q
brief holiday from his desk aboard
the presidential yacht Williamsburg
today with the possibility that he
might cruise as far as Quantico In
the overnight trip.
The President left the White
House shortly after lunch to board
the vessel at the Navy Yard, where
he was to be Joined in the late
afternoon by Mrs Truman and their
daughter, Margaret.
The President plans TO return to
the White House by lunch time to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Late News
Bulletin
Mats Lead. ] too

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Yost
tripIed and scored as Joost
threw out Kozar to give Wash
ington q 1-to-0 lead over Phil
adelphia at the end Of the first
inning here this afternoon.
Masterson was pitching for
the Mats, opposing MCahan.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Sawyer Won't Cancel
Political Stand, Denies
If Influenced Choice
Nominee for Successor
To Hurrimon Had Backed
Ohio Governor Candidate

Charles Sawyer said today his
nomination as Secretary OF
Commerce had nothing to do
with Democratic politics in Ohio.
He said, however in statement
issued shortly before attending a
cabinet meeting that he will not
withdraw his Endorsement Of Ray T.
Miller. former Cleveland Mayor, as
"a well-qualified" Democratic can
didate for Governor.
He added he will not withdraw as
an honorary chairman of Mr.. Mil
ler's Campaign Committee.
Party Disruption Feared.
Some Ohio Democrats in the
House, bitter because, they said,
President Truman did not consult
them on Mr.. sawyer's nomination
yesterday to succeed w. Averell
Hartman, told reporters anony-
mously that they feared Mr.. Tru-
mans move would disrupt" the
party in the State.
They said that since Mr.. Sawyer
has taken sides in the May pri-
mary contest between Mr.. Miller
and former Gov. Frank Lausche,
Mr.. Truman, in effect, is interfer-
ing in the party fight in Ohio
through Mr.. Sawyer's nomination.
Mr.. Sawyer said in his statement:
The President is not involved in
any primary dispute in Ohio and
my appointment obviously bore no
relation to the Ohio contest.
LAS the Presidents appointee, ]
shall take no part in the primary
Heretofore, although l took no ac-
tive part in the campaign, I did
agree to serve as one of the hon.
orary chairmen of Ray Miller s
committee and have indorsed him
as a well-qualifled candidate for
Governor.
Those acts I cannot and do not
wish to withdraw"
Will Return Next Week.
Later, as he left the White House
Mr. Sawyer said he met with the
cabinet as an observer since the
Senate has yet to confirm his nomi.
nation. He said he found the
session very interesting but refused
to say what was discussed.
| Have you any ideas on trade with
Russia?" a reporter asked.
Il have no comment" Mr.. Sawyer
replied.
| He said he will visit with Mr.
Hartman later in the day, have
dinner with him tonight and re-
turn to Cincinnati tomorrow. He
explained he is returning to Ohio
for his daughters wedding and will
be back in Washington next week.
The first hint of the political
angle came at President Truman S
news conference late yesterday when
a reporter mentioned Mr.. Sawyer
connection with Mr.. Miller's cam
paign.
President Denies Politics.
Brusquely, the President responded
that the appointment had nothing
to do with politics; that it was
made because he felt Mr.. Sawyer
was the best man for the place
Furthermore, the President added
Evening star., 1948-04-23

tSee SAWYER, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1948-04-23

(See CONDOR, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1948-04-23

(See COAL, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1948-04-23
President Denies Politics.

Brusquely. the President responded
that the appointment had nothing
to do with politics; that it was
made because he felt Mr.. Sawyer
was the best man for the place.
Furthermore, the President added,
Evening star., 1948-04-23

(See OAR, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1948-04-23

{ See FOREIGN AID. Page A-4D
Evening star., 1948-04-23

(See DEFENSE, Page A.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
Guide for Rea ders

An Associated Press Newspo
Evening star., 1948-04-23

(See MEAT, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1948-08-01
Bethesda Lower Montgomery County
Michigan and Colorado Trips;
Nearby Country Clubs Popular

for few days and will 60 with him
to Ocean City, N. j., to stay through
part of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett also
have been in Michigan for the past
two weeks. Mr.. Bennett returned
to his home here Thursday, but
Mrs. Bennett will remain in Mich
igan for several more weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett are known here
for their interest in the develop
ment of the square dances In the
Bethesda area. For several years
they have loaned their home for
the monthly parties of the Square
Dance Club.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett have
been spending their vacation in
Michigan several other members OF
the Square Dance Club motored out
to Colorado Springs, to do some
studying with DR.. Lloyd Shaw, 8
teacher of folk dancing in the Chey-
enne Mountain School and the au-
thor of a recent book on folk dane
ing. In the group at the Colorado
Springs School are Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Kinser, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Evening star., 1948-08-01

bert Mcpherson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Haviland Hobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Morris, jr.,
and their three children, Eddie
Mary Helen and William Hepel,
have gone up to New York State
where they have taken a cottage on
Lake Erie near Mrs. Morris former
home in Dunkirk for the month OF
August.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Norwood
and their daughter, Miss Ruth Nor
wood, left yesterday for a week
with Mr.. Norwood's brother. Mr.
Charles Norwood and his family at
Wrightsville, N. G.
Miss Margaret Lanigan is visiting
in North Carolina. She will be away
for the greater part of August, but
will be coming back in time to pre-
pare for her wedding, which will
take place in September. Her young
er sister, Miss Dorothy Lanlgan, has
gone to Mares Island. Calf, to stay
with her school friend, Miss Ann
Sledge, the daughter of Capt. Alex
ander Sledge, who moved to Cali
fornia early in the summer.
Mrs. Leona Rush, Representative
to the Maryland House OF Delegates
Mrs. Wilton Wallace of Chevy Chase
and Mrs. Dewitt Hyde of Bethesda
were with a group of women who
motored to Aberdeen, Md, Monday
to attend the luncheon that followed
the summer meeting of the Mary
land State Federation of Republi-
Evening star., 1948-08-01

Vacation plans still absorb the
interest of Bethesdans these warm
summer days; and as for many of
those staying at home, you find
them at one of the nearby country
clubs during the long afternoons or
at one of the neighborhood pools for
swim in the early hours of the
evening.
Mrs. P. Padgett, jr., and her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Padgett, are
up at Devils Lake, Mich, where they
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Heterick at their summer home
at Manitou Beach. When Mrs
Padgett and her daughter return
from Michigan they will join Mr.
Padgett here in Greenwich Forest
Evening star., 1948-08-01

can Women. Others in the group
were Miss Olive Kinsman and Mrs.
A. r. Lofstrand of Silver Spring. At
the meeting Mrs. Rush was named
a member of the speakers bureau
of the federation.
Among number of visitors here
for the week end are Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G.. Schumacher and their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Perkins, of Cincinnati. They
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schumaker's son and daughter i'm
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Schu-
maker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olinus Smith and
their baby daughter. Karen, have
come from their home in New York
to spend fortnight with Mr..
Smiths mother, Mrs. Margaret
Cooper Smith.
Mrs. Romolo Tedeschi and her
Evening star., 1948-08-01

young son, Dunbar Craig Tedeschi,
Of Endicott, N. Y, are here for q
three weeks visit with Mrs. Tede-
schi's parents, DR.. and Mrs. Paul B.
Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox will
spend August at Bigwinn Inn near
Lake of the Bays, Ontario Province.
Canada. Enroute to the Inn they
stopped a few days at the Buffalo
Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mortimer Bark
ley of Bannockburn Heights are ex-
pected back today from vacation
at Bethany Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. LOWS H. Mills have
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Daniels of
Florham, N. j., as their week end
guests. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Daniels
were roommates at Swarthmore Col
lege.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
Fall Weddmg

The engagement of their daughter,
Nancy Marie, to Capt. Albert E. An.
drews is announced by Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul j. Hudock of Ligonier, Pa, ths
wedding to take place in the early
fall.
Miss Hudock attended George
Washington University and is an
employe in the Office of the quar-
termaster general, where Capt. An-
drews is assigned to duty. He Is
the son of Mrs Albert E. Andrews
of Arlington, formerly of Carlisle.
Pa, and the late Maj. Andrews. Is
a graduated of Dickinson College and
received his industrial administra..
tor degree from the Harvard School
of Business Administration.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
Miss Beall Bride

At 7::3O last evening in the Silver
Spring home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Earl Beall, their daughter,
Margaret Julia, became the bride
of Mr.. George William McComas,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cough
McComas. jr., of Takoma Park,
DR.. w. F. Ripley of the Silver
Spring Baptist Church performed
the ceremony which was followed
by a reception.
Mr.. Beall escorted his daughter
in marriage and she was attended
by Miss Barbara Eleanor Beall as
maid of honor and Miss Elsie May
Bevan as bridesmaid. Mr.. Harry
G. McComas III was best man
and Mr.. Otis c. Hamrick was usher.
After a honeymoon at Virginia
Beach the couple will make their
home at 9O8 Glazewood court In
Takoma Park.
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SITUATIONS poMrsTIc tcea..)

WOMAN. settled. wants vork eoekins, pri:
waite home or apt. No Sunday. eau
WOMAN, colored wants night or after.
noon work as charwoman, dishvasher or
busgirl Call AT. $3.50.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work. Ref.
WOMAN. eolored, desires general house.
work, Tues, Wed, Sat RE. oS22.
WOMAN, colored, wishes s.h.w. or days
work: College Park preferred. AID. 466A
WOMAN, colored. wants 2 days work.
Mon. and Fri; prefer the same place; exp;
loe ref. DE. 6S5S,
WOMAN, CoLORED, honest, experienced,
wants laundry work Monday and Tuesday.
TR 1929.
WOMAN, colored. desires work at night,
cleaning offiees or restaurant work. Can
WOMAN, colored, desires s.hw. or cooking.
part time or full time; live in or out. FIR.
WOMAN. CoLORED. wants to do laundry
and ironing Call RE. 5241.
WOMAN, C0LORED, wishes days work,
Mon, Tues. and Fri. BESSIE ASTON.
WOMAN, colored. desires evening work;
cleaning OF any kind from 4 to Q pm,
5-day week. NO, 1919,
WOMAN, eolored, reliable, desires part.
time work mornings; also day worker.
WOMEN j2). colored, desire Jobs as g.hw.
and light laundry. days week. or stay in.
SHORT ORDER Coox-sober reliable man.
a
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATORS or assistant, early Jus,
good judgment, intelligent, resourceful;
broad experience, administrative, mana
serial and editorial, in Government, pri,;
vate industry. trade association work; viii
travel occasionally; minimum, $4,000 BOX
BE Al itsL colored, experienced, Call
co. 1875 Sun. and Mon Ho. GAIL rest
Bo0KkEEPER. full charge. secretary; col
lege grad. alert capable and personaole.
sibie, interesting position. BOX 2e.H.
BooKKEEPER. SECRETARY, white, ex-
perieneed. reliable capable s ons-SiFl once
Ia2oish part M f' 8 R2hs
c caS e eH soP Pa5 ssfa Desires
on Saturdays as rk-typist. GE. 91d6
coLoRED-want maid in store or clerk
GoI Iei WOMAN desires day work of
sgE bin S;, .s, N,, LU 1 oSg2 ..ncatsd
DENT HYYGeIENIsT. is years expert
ence desires position in NV. section. Boz
Doc 5 SECRETARY and office as.
sistant experienced, desires position IN
gentle PHYSICIANS ONCE; local refs. Boz
DTREnssna sdksiINo tailoring and altegati lions
expertly done by appt. weeks and days
DREssMAKiSG, alterations and sewini
nov osH star 13'
DRESsMAKING. design, remod, sltera
tons; eve. gowns a speciality; reas. MIS-
BERT. 1880 Irving st. NV Apt T. AL
ECONOMIST, "a graduate hrs, stats
tics, exp. in statistical and economic r.
search in chemicals, fats and oils; IA
miliar all phases mail survey and pre-
sentatton; desires responsible poAticn
Box 363-E, Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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q 81. 5ill: Men and women Phone Oliver
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nishs, except 1 Mon. and THUS, Nx' sss7.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, part time, l or ewes
week; bank hotel and { utility accts exper';
5:.is: POSITION eo ss eFS
aFg1oU RI la.s sxp stsF BOOKS started
dsg NsK BOOKS or 2e opened
audited Of a daily bookkeeping SERVICE
81 on. Or more days Phone MI 1 /.
aA Acc / T n taxes, budsetary control
full charge, supervisors, experience. de-
1sSS rsts RaS s dss,s sa
DRAWINGS signs, illustrations, posters; open
evenings. ME. 1884. 1907 18th st. NV.
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE. secretary
stenosrapher:. diversified experienced re-
soureefH sfeient progressive .eds tnous q
tandanental statistics; age 3D. siasle'
aTTToRSEY. 8 years local general prac;
tice. with emphasis on probate, trust and
sa1 eaw b asS o aosne'a Box s5H Star
ATTORNEY desires position with legal or
business arm, or trade organization Box
former sptq ONO ss- ne:
P NATURALIZATION Rrtah 5oSSs once man
or part time; salary optional Phone DE.
Eek sog s sssEsd 81 Ts2!S lob Of any kind
BOY ? Young pSE wants wants work. part time or
soy 81 eas oolor ed Ss6ss work of any kind.
BOYS co. young. colored. want Job "a, as
bus boys or houseboys. No Sundays CO.
BUsBoY, porter. kitchen helper, elevator
oper, wants work after 4 pm; best oil
N aircraft con-
struction materials; married, responnS doS
age 80; wants permanent position. Wood-
sesARpENTER, cement work, painter; good
SgHRTAnurf GaH ssen PoSsir E Wanted with
s spE to One Fo Tor WASH r o Ga w.
careful driver. Box 9Th Star, ..,
CHAUFFEUR. colored. honest, reliable;
sober. references wants driVins' can
ttHHAUffFiESUtR-Man wants lob as ,chauf-
feur; Is years experience, ?, D re, e; I LICENSE.
eeaaAt haIi HRush e colsTsd WISHES work
as driver. ref: sober. ,TR: 1905, ,,s,
s SaET ns sseeF jH sa Al FIR res sa Sp' high
s sa5hs sxp sas sRJ R!fht q s9fnns yosns
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a nN Desires '' position with practicins
dentist otierins good perm. future BOX
DPsPlTGHhfEsR, shipping clerk or foreman;
long experience specialized in coal ana iuet
oil will accept any perm. position; nest
R tlms WoFt at af home 1sn ons. Box
5biRsAFrsMAN, part time; 5 yrs. experience,
tE tHee9t RsS 12f aILr gisT hours
EN I HI Il White, 5th class, refrise.a-
p aSa aca as chief ensneer apt and hotel
o afe ffpt; WITH po sec NJ e44s
x s.:, .s f. !; :v: stsi
m r1eti Box 9Th. Star. s.
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT = Young man,
early sos. native of Wash, desires perma !.
accountant experienced in ONCE. super
vision and financial management also lin
tied credit and collection, sales ana ad-
vertising experience; capable OF assuming
sssE p4ssssy saaRtssdf Box ' sf
GENERAL HOUSE CLEANER, expert, by
she hsgr sE PaninF WORK 81 sss4
urdays: cfice cleaning or warehouse work
preferred Gsll EX. 267l any time; lie
Clerical e RDs gH sants
ss Az Va AND aED PAINT CIERK expert
enced, desires position; references. Pu-
P 2SSNsuRA 4s9 EXECUTIVE, broad expert
ence, seeks new connection. Box 144.H
INTERESTED. College grad. 80, married,
law student, experienced in many lines
available from 1880 pm. Georsis 25ss'
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DOMESTIC HELP By day. week or month;
we protect your home by selecting the
Hasi ess ' AGENCY aSS ss4 st. M NV
DU. 4s1s, AID. 1852, 8 am. to 80 pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGERS, elderly
couple desire position managing apt.
house; man retired marine engineer with
hotel engineering experience. can keep up
plete charge. Box 18Th, Star.
MAN AND WIFE want .janitor quarters,
small apt, in exchange for services. LII.
MAN AND WIFE, celored. want janitor
work, with quarters. d.. 1858.
BOOMING HOUSE MANAGER-Owner
selling rooming house, desires to place
competent, efficient manager Call co.
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HELP WoMEN.

WILL GIVE settled colored woman home:
small salary to take care OF eolored
THE YWCA OF ALEXANDRIA has full
time. position for woman with any two
of the following skills: Program director.
residence director, bookkeeper. secretary.
or part time for one. Write 6O2 Gamer