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Evening star., 1948-09-19
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BEAUTICIAN. experienced all-sroIsnd i op- 3
or Q to t. Box 1S-z. Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for small shop In
Virginia; 5-day week. NO. 3s2' aiter
BooKkEEPER. exper full charge. respon,-
sible; refined central NV location; hlgh
type, no retail business. Box 1891 star.
BOoKKEEPER-TYPIST mature woman.
many years experience, wishes 5-day per
mauent position. TR. 145S. So'
BOOKkEEPER. young, alter, efhcient; mod
ern methods of double entry. all phases
of payroll. tax return. etc; minor typlng
essential to above work: capable OF taxing 6i
complete charge. Box 2ll-Z. Star. 20
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE wants DAY
or night duty; experienced. Call AID. S6@
CoLoRED PRACTICAL NURSE, expert
enced. wants Job caring for chii6 or
CoMPANION-SE N-SECRETARY--MatuTe. active
woman desires position with older lady
live in: free to travel; excellent references
sqN 6hY,s WORN s'v WANTED. Tw 2a1o
DENTAL ASSISTANT wishes position IN
nv or eBthesda; some experience, OIL.
ENVELOPES ADDRESSED. tipping done a.
nome by experienced typist. Telepnone
TR. Q645.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BE A SECRETARY, complete course. day
and eve now staItinE; h position gnIarsn an
proved. Reg. today. BOYD SCHOOL. 200
LEARN A LANGUAGE FAST--After hrs.
start speaking; round table; reference @
FRENCH a. residence. taught by experi,
c~ced native lady. Write Apt. 606, 22ol
Nj. S.e. a.r
TUTORING, mathematics, Latin, GreeE
sECRETARIAL COURSE. beginners and
relresher; classes now starting. Resister
iNA onSs $500 fae2Ss so9Ds scaooI zoo isth
DRIVING LESSONS by experienced teach
er; sstistaetion sua5snteed sdsr ysTy lG5 Fsa 81
PlaNo FGasse RSSs M 20' music
taught with patience and understand nding'
REAL ESTATE CoURSk-Learn the fun
damentals of the real estate business as
practiced today. Prepare for the future,
Years of experience given in 70 lesSons
at pm. sharp. First lecture free Come,
see how we teach and the subjects taught;
All classes under supervision OF Marsna!ii
experience Phone for reservation or ad-
saissFGqm ass m q. q MARs5ALL, II ~ I WAPLE 60,
TUTORING = Algebra. geometry. Latin,
mentary, Junior high subjects. UN. 1881
Plan o LESSONS taught to beginners. 81
ffs TRAISE6 ISis6n' pRacrIGA1 Sa NURSES are in
demand. full or spare time. Easy to learn
at home with Wayne plan. No high school
information. IN pnaoS IVA WAYNE scaooL OF PRAc-
TICAL NURSING, Box 1867, Star. 20'
NEW CLASSES STARTING for men and
women at The School of Real Estate: l606
Draetiee' Se' fnc increased population and post
war conditions have breoadened the. the oppor- ,Or
lady. Next class. Tuesday: Sept. FL 30
pm. Applicants invited yitho9t, obligation
to enroll D1. 5000 AID. 49,
CIVIL SERVICE BooKs-General test,
sample questions and answers, 81; clerk,
CAF-l through CAF-7, 6S pages. late edi-
ton s. S2; stenograpfer- ST. MERIT
New York ave, DI. 1871.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
classss 11,S Get qnr free s6 ss6a1Ssus
eDA ave- NE. 774s> Established isis.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. az
foeest M s2sbns aagh APRSyes y sEH
Learn 70 DRIvE IN washinEton's Oldest.
and most modens auto
B. G.. Nd Va EASY METHoD NO. i794
THE CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS, well
known in Wash. for its unique methods of
popular piano instruction, is now accepting
students for courses in classical piano.
The same standards of teaching will pre-
vail. DU. 1900 or RA. $500. -19
FRENCH-Priyate instruction and conver-
sation by highly cultured widow of Euro<
pean diplomat. HO. 1858. 49,
GATEWAY TO OPPORTUNITIES
technical. high school and trade courses
400 courses to choose from. Free catalog
or request. INTERNATIONAL CORRE-
SPONDENCE SCHOOLS, "10 Bond Bldg
Phone ME. $40 -23
PIANO LESSONS for beginners and mod
erately advanced students; Peabody meth
od lessons in your home if desired vicinity
Of Conn. ave. OR. sl61. II
PIANO formerly with Washington Col
lege of Music; beginners accepted. 18th
and Col. rd., CO. 6795. bet. 9-l0 a m.
10
FRENCH LANGUAGE STUDENTS and ad-
ults; Frenchman with teach. exper. gives
pvt lessons, ewes. and early morn; reas.
WI. 1895. 90
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= GENTLEMEN leaving for Miami, Fla, on
Sept. %. "a. or 25; will drive car or
slaa share drying and expenses; have ref
sTuDENT desires ride to Bureau of stand
ards,. arriving about am; live in Mt
DRIVING X. c.. DENVER. Salt Lake, Greg
Wash. Oct. . or 81 take 3. help drive
share expense. ordway 1927 after $50
STUDENT desires ride to Rochester or
vicinity, Sept. 20: 2l; share expenses
DRIVING TO BRADENTON, FLA, Oct. ! ::
desire / or . passengers. one way round
trip: references exchanged. ia. 0Sll.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO and Los Angeles
Sept %? OF 23; will take one gentleman.
oPpoRTUNiTY DRIVE CAR to California;
WHY'S l94:2; responsible person; references
EXCHANGED AID, 354O 20'
DRIVING NEW CAR TO Los Angeles, South
ern route; viii take > or 3 riders. leaving
Sept. "a or 25. GE. 034l.
RIDE WANTED FOR TWO. from 18th and
Emerson NV; to vicinity Of 18th and Pa.
COLLEGE STUDENT, driving San Fran
cisco. Sept. 2I: wants driver to share ex-
penses. RA. 1884 between 9-12 am. Mon.
LEAVING FOR NE MISSOURI. via Fort
Madison, Iowa, Sept. 80; return Oct Is.
Can take one or two. SH. $3.50.
DRIVING TO SALINA, KANS., Oct. 2, and
return: Young lady, can take 2. Phone
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BOY wishes dishwasher or helpers Job.
huTLER. HousEMAS, white, sxper.,, rel. !:
COLORED GIRL wants light housework 3
days or care of children; no cooking
coLoRED o oRI:n GIRL. cook, desires Job with
private family or boarding house. RE
CoLoRED GIRL wishes days work or part
CoLoRED WOMAN wants days work, So
and carfarei sood ref. Cal Hudson s5S4'
CoLoRED WOMAN. Southern, reliable,
eSper.' niI shT 1sS cooking Gays "k'' local
CceolII,oRGp celI, WOMAN. experienced. wants
days york or pert time; DE 1s29
WOMAN oH rssT5es ysntS vi o york
eoLoRED eGpL RED WOMAN oGA with 1st-ciass refs
gSs,tS days work as laundress AD 500
C00k Part I'M tine afte{ o 9ny Noon "c Co sasS
COOK-Refned white. mature lady need
hours, will prepare breakfast and dinner
for small family working adults, in ex-
change for room. board, small compensa.-
GR ,sS ana nSf
pair: spreads and slip covers; work called
9a,Isa for yoRk sRd delivered IL lt6s
ing Telephpone MI O417. .
DAYS WORK wanted u BY exper ,.GnarS coIeTed
4
ironing. cleaning or cooking. ME 81 u.
GIRL, colored. wants good lob. exper re-
liable; cook, $40 wk, carfare' $50 p pm
GIRL. coIored. neat reliable wants job as
waitress or salesclerk. Phone Di oo5o
GIRL. colored wants days work; good ref
elences NO. 1922.
GIRL. colored. wants INV. no objection
to children: no sun: good ref DE ere.
GIRL, coored. desires general house work
cnorsG good aants refs Di
or work Of any kind: no cook; ref. Phone
Girl. IsOce colored, wishes Job. full or morning
Part pm time Ads%s s0Hd s4o sqeE reference CAL ua'
/ GIRL, colored. desires cook and, house
work in bachelors home, or take care
tk q shGTso rolored CO wants ao4j lob a. nursemsld
exper. Call North 1859.
GIRL desires days work, with ref. AID.
in s0sEf Hs ss'Tsi 81 dsss ss*s "ois
Girl. GIRL. colored, wishes days work or s.h.w
to 5; exDer; ref, Il Lies 1897 =, ,,
kind. Ref. AID. 1924,
GIRL. eolored, days or part-time work
GIRL. col, wants york Mon, Tues Wed"
GIRL, colored wants evening work; nc
cooking. Hudson 6.46.
GIRL. colored, wants work. LU. 6251.
time work; experienced, co, o655
GIRL, colored, desires DAYS work; - plus
csrfare. Call SUNDAYS, II to l PM DE,
Girl, eolored; so,s wants lob cleaning small
GIRL, colored desires DAYS work, expert;
enced, with references; Sc per day anc
cartare. AID. 334e.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT. HOT MIX; driveways, roads,
parking areas, service station, etc. Free
estimate work guaranteed, Gil. 1896.
ATTICs -Remodeling; estim ate,
furnished free. Call Sligo 3942. W. D.
ATTiC TO YARD-New low prices; all
types fencing, retaining walls, decorating,
9.ss't s4a easE65 Saf
BULLDOzER for hire. owner operated
ref; grading drivewsys, land clearing
excayatio hourly or contract AK. 116d
CARPENTKY-Porches, closets. stairs,
is, i!Es maIner. For an estimate, call wi
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fagstone
pipe DRAINAGE, all kinds of vaterproof1ng.
MAsc9Gfiqh Ma phoRs R RSekys ARfns5s a2i
CONCRETE, cement work, footines, drive
ways. porches. bsmt. frs, steps. retaining
walls; old and new work. c. GALEA. AT
CONCRETE. FLAGsToNE - Driveways.
porshes walls walks ,eTJaees vIH4oN DVE 6sSs
En FEC fa or cement and
stonework. all kinds. walks steps; terraces
drainage, tiles and waterproohng. AN
CELLO MARCUCCIO, 3@s Diamond ave.
Galthersburg. Md. Phone Gaithersburg
FLOOR sERy1CE.Nothfns put the pest;
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning par
quiet instalIations; Bruce fnishes. FLOOR !
cPxsx., siP sse G6srR.rIoe No R2,s >, vour s.rvtc.
for new addition, improvements, new work
can can fgrnish II sdss plans permit and e'tim:'e
KITCHEN REMoDELNG. planning and
complete installation. cabinets. sinks.
HOTPOINT appliances. Recreation rooms.
SUB CONSTR. CO.. uN. 1852 days or ewes.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, remodeling
experienced mechanics. PER
PAPER aP HANGING painting interior and
exterior; work guaranteed: white mechan-
les: free estimates. ia 7720. 81 |
by LAYTON. HI 4s34.
lreproonng. roofing. siding.
general home improvement work. cellar to
roof: small monthly payments IL desired.
Call ST. 1865 for free estimates. Ma
TToNAL DECORATING CO.. s02 18th
LET Us CONVERT your porch into love
" den. complete with knoty pine walls
and hardwood or tile floors; estimates en-
HYDALE CONTRACTORS. Home
sfTfSTioS sfness1i5S rs HONE sssa owsfksEaor M go anz
work from founaatton to roof cal THE
PROPERTY OWNERS IMPROVEMENT |.
isKEw's HONE sERvICE-Painting. pa
per hanging, floor sanding: noderniztns
bsmt. to roof; reas. OR. 1900. ga
Evening star., 1948-09-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

SECRETARIES, S2.4OO to $1,000; typlst
$40 to $3.50: clerk-typists. Sl4u 70 9iop
Contact Gans tASIpiHSlA HATfoNAI EMPLOYMENT sERV-
sookkEHpERs: $50 wk under IN e5,35 3d. oass asst
Mss shso4 knehs ehshsEs at NA ifSfEf afs,
sERyIeE sp.Ms ErEadhERs s st. EA has puDc
school vacancies in mathematics' science, e.
English. commercial: and in the primary
and elementary grades, Minimum II soasGihs asd =
sood speech teacher for part time evening
work. other vacancies occur daily Apply
now for permanent wei, Weips S44o % postsi1ana to aa
eeg eo4 Gonsn coIorado % Bids'' 18th and sts. re
3a:ss - ,,.n. 80
ELokDanGIsi'PPi Fl faDderdaIs. Palm Beach; hotel Cub
waop Sns EsTsis5 Agency rss
1lRna, 5R AceoGNTISG eeah HSs COURSE now starting
machines. ma BOYD SCHOOL 700 18th
GARD cA 'P1NeH oRK o. = 500; 2ss, at sSgv: SRss:
icE soG 9la l5th sttY ss sss5 ess5 E Eye must have
bsakssoSnd a1i soSnL sHper secy., % free to travel
eSper. steno; PUBLIC relations seey;: 81 20. 200;
Spanish sp ao@ secy rep mo secg eogi neat. to
steno, temp $40 day, Ia wks. Need zoo
applicants daily for current openings Top
saiaried positions open hourly: Est. 32
yrs; floors. Visit first BoYD'S' 700
18th MA. 2340
STENOG. I'M. $3.50; free to travel: salary
upward Jr. statistical clerk. Slo0 Iyplsts,
several. S40-S45 wk. Bookkeepers 10
S55-S60 wk See Miss Bell at once
BOYDS. 700 10th st. NV; MA 234o
PAINT CHEMIST (m.b. $1,000; lab. chemist
exper.. paint production. ToposrapnlGaa!
craftsman. map drawing. $500; Credit
mgr. exper., loans and coll, 5000. safes
man. in and outside. Miss Morgan; Al
ways openings. PERSONNEL SERVICE
iSi G st. NV, MA. 2ll6.
TYPISTS %. $50 wk.; 90 w.pm., 5-day
wk; must be good. Typists (24), to S45
wk Monograph operator, beg. S35
Recep. .-typist. dr.'s on, $40. See Miss
Black or Miss Evans. BoYD'S, 700 18th st
CLERICAL COURSE for coming civil serv;
Ice exam; Tues. and Thurs. ewes. SIS
pm; start Oct 5; reg. this week; class
limited; subjects based on recent exam;
BoYp YhS scHooI. zoo Eth NV. Ma. 534o
BOoKKEEPERS, S55 wk., and few to
$50 wk.,, exper: Beginners and ass asst; :, to to
S45. Cashiers. several. sal open See Miss
anlss Boyps 5So 1ssh nK assou1tins NA 2aa@
background; 5-day: S55. Bookkeeper or
asst, Arlington: 5-day: $40 Seeretary
good steno.. under 30; 5-day: 500. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. 2n4 Colorado Bldg"
l4th and G NV. RE. 1898. ---20 20
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PERSONAL fCont. }

PIANO INSTRUCTION -. Experienced
teacher, reaSeay ger ssr.iieate; home lessons
SLIP COVER TAILORING, work done in
your home with your material. Call for
estimates. Ordway o269.
WANTED-Refned, cultured woman to
saaFe se0oFRsn oee wopn Box ses2
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people,
vita nurA;ns -.Is: .'o.s.te ~a..s- ysts
HRcpausE sRspiuhi fH fHFkE sE's SHOULD BE beautiful
/ ing much money--our dye chemist de-
veloped onr dyeing TO the peak Of sue, sue,
/ heaven, can Georgia nine seven seven
WE DO PAINTING. papering, plastering
yrs. exper,; spec. rates. BEN, NC. 35sa.
HAIRCUT, TRIM:-Ney YoEk's ng hand,tsi; tai;
Lobby BARBER SHOP. 100 18th NV
through the grades; boys and girls: care
ful attention to all health needs All day @day
# esiEsa cHES ena caAsE M
SCHOOL WI. 1878
HAVE MARGARET E, WAGNER, formerly
Of woodward g. Lothrop r ? -, MAKE axe ensir your
material Y9a can use yoHT old - fur ro.t to
and and Suits SIS 18th st. NV
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has a
b
trained nursing care, under medical super
,sf5; rssssss sss5e. ssssa:2
GRADuA1E N MASsEUss s ", o. practieai rae nurse,
aH2FiaRls AnTERsr1oNs 81 saS ahd dressmakng; ladies
reasonably. ST. 7I33 1924 Eye st. NV.
FURNITURE UPHoLsTERER, 1st class:
will do work reasonable; at homes II
MOVING PICTURES MADE of social or
eIrs dren etc; in i6-mm color; titles IN n.
chdfen eTs
TINS new 90 and !. approved school In Alex
lag ,aaies Sc 5ippers put in; very neat work.
KfDDIE LAND, nursery. kindergarten:
exp. teachers; small groups: hot lunches;
SINGERS OPPORTUNITY. Girls can study
under former opera singer for career in
radio opera public appearances 1o record
AGE AGED aISa ISVahips m and 1la9 eonvalescents given
| excellent care and diet, in 1st-claSS nurs-
ing home; references EN-. 1908.
SEEK AND FIND SHOP. just opened. 2l37
< St; NV; china. glass. old prints, lamps
CANDID PHOTOS - News photographer
expensive, but worth it. caH DE. s676
RTA anF dfS FER t0f paseE sssP
sGffIckAr4 sGRK. s1, 47So; surpL1rs-narse stock
shells and findings for making sea shell
Capitol s.; DU: 5795. open daily and
fIhaai PERMASENT, SRs1 s4 sm' shampoo and nnrer
wave. soc No appointments, MABELLE
ATTRACTIVE FURN. Music STUDIO.
BROW BRoWNTNG EeH KINDERGARTES dRS hsGF opens oct
4; near East Falls, Church: Reasonable
rates; limited enrolment. For informa-
ilol wishes active elderly ladies; lovely
single rooms Tray service, S125. Refs
exaGbbianssed IL csn 69ss Tailor vou sr;t 1g From
the surplus mans suit. 1923 Otis st; ne,
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT lady
ds3or 5 ms WITH G9 qshsd hsP .ds a Cox 5
DAY CARE or apt. and day care wanted
for 7-month- -old healthy boy. Phone AT.
LOVELY QUIET HOME for elderly lady
or couple, needing individual attention.
FUR COATS completely restyled, new
lengths fuller sleeves; also capes' Jackets.
KKAALoRAMA CoNvALEscENT HOME for
private and small ward rooms; registered
nurse in attendance; supervised diet. DE.
SLIP COVERS. draperies. CO. $500; s.
ship. DAIGNAULT DECORATORS. .-Ia
D,REssMAktNG. ,Fd street wear bridal sowns
Evening star., 1948-09-19
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. wants part-time janitor
work in exchange for quarters. OR. 1889.
MAN AND WIFE want lob as resident
manager or maintenance man in exchange
for apt; l girl, aged 10. Call vi. 6bl9.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
HELP WcMEN.

SEIL CHRISTMAS ,cARpSs,-5o. for 81; 81;
pal religious, kiddy, wraps. stationery
Ais North sth; Dept 4I9, St, s,osI LSHiS Nc ,r.
easy dollars. Make S25 selling 80 boxes
Christmas cards. Extra bonus. Sell friends.
others Money bsck guarantee protects
you 2a !ssml saf~-. ::ar IS. .tati9,n,, .tstr,n /,
cry see sE.. ..<1.<- personal imprint
r.. so ~ s. uE. Leader Prize" =;
e1ous floral notes on approval. Chiffon
GREETINGS. l47 Essex, Dept. a.
Boston, Mass
AMAZING PROFITS NOW!-sell christina
cards. Friends. others buy quickly at 30
for 81 UP. with name. Just show free
samples; collect giant profits: 21-eard
Feature" 81 Christmas assortment pays
you up TO soc. Also religious, gift wraps.
stationery, 30 other fast-sellerS. Get Tea
ture or appro~a! ARTISTIC, 7s3 Way,
EImira. N. Y.
CHRISTMAS CARDs-.Make up to SOC on
21-card 81 'supercrsft' assortment. Sam
Ole on approval Personal Christmas cards,
so for 81, 95 for 81 up; 4 @ @additionai
Items Free samples. PHILLIPS CARD.
f2f Hunt Newton, Mass.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
DOMESTIC.

WE HAVE ALL TYPES of experienced do
mestic help DE-. 6s45 .2ii
or part time, also day workers. Call AD.
O63o. -1
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

also feduy-IO-WtdT lot SAFE
Beading, embroidery. AID, 4
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CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERs pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea.
portables: est. 12 yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
CO. 9l3 18th NV. ms. Bldg. RE. 2s2s
sI3 @ 18th ,,n;Srs $. nw o,o, o,,,,d
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed
RE. 1I77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS, many yrs. exper.;
rinht rin
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Old Ally Of Gen. Feng
Holds Reds Killed Him
By the Assoeioisd Press


TAIYUAN, China. Sept. 10.-An
old comrade Of Gen. Feng Yu-
hsiang said today he thought 1t
likely the so-called Christian gen.
eral' was killed by the Russians
last week.
The Russians announced that
Gen. Feng died In fire aboard
ship en- route to Odessa" Cen Feng
was on his way from New York to
North China to talk with Chinese
Communists about overthrowing
China's government.
Gen. Feng's old comrade Is Gen
Yen Hsi-shan, war lord governor OF
Shansi, who holds this provincial
capital against Communist assault.
Gen. Yen. and Gen. Feng in 1880
revolted against GeneralisSimo
Chang Kai-shek, but the differ
ences later were patched up. Sub
seuuently Gen. Feng fell out with
Gen. Chang.
Gen. Yen said in an interview the
Moscow report OF Gen. Feng's death
aboard q Russian ship was very
fshy."
There is quite possibility the
Russians killed Feng," he declared.
AT one time Feng had connections
with them and they supplied him
with arms.
But he didn't abide by their
orders and the Russians considered
him a traitor ito the Communist
cause). Therefore, according to
their lights, they had good reason
to liquidate him"
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Regular Veterans Sued
By Former Commander

Jack Kyle, a former national COM
msnder OF the Regular Veterans
Association. filed suit In District
Court yesterday to hold up the as
sociation's next national convention
until he is provided credentials to
vote at 1t.
In addition, Mr.. Kyle is seeking
$4,000 damages from the associa-
ton because his credentials have
been denied him.
The former commander, who lives
at 1911 Nineteenth street NV.
claims that under the bylaws OF
the association he has the right to
vote as a past national officer. and
that the association should be forced
by the court to provide him with
credentials. The convention is
scheduled to be held in Denver
from September II to 81.
The Regular Veterans Association,
with headquarters at Ills Fifteenth
street NV, is composed of honor
ably discharged veterans Of the
Regular armed forces.
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Vicar Who Married Windsors
Leaving Exile to Become Bishop
Jurdine to Assume
Episcopal Church Post
lin South Africu
Stor Stoff cotrsspondsni


LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10.-The
little vicar who rocked the British
Empire when he performed the
marriage of Edward VIII and Wallis
Simpson disclosed yesterday that his
exile from an established demoni-
nation pastorate is over after II
years.
The Rev. Robert Anderson Jar
dine, 10, said he will take over next
year as presiding Bishop of the
South African Episcopal Church.
1t will be the first important post
since he defied the Church Of Eng
land to perform the wedding cere-
mony of the abdicated Edward and
his American-born sweetheart.
The Church OF England relieved
him of his village pastorate in
Darlington, England, after the IA
nous wedding.
He said the South African church
Is an independent body, not related
to the Church of England.
The rrotund clergyman told re-
porters he had not heard from the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor in
several years" A picture of the
Duke as King hangs on the wall OF
Evening star., 1948-09-10
10 indicted Reds Free
To Prepare Defense
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Ten in
dicted Communist leaders are free
to travel anywhere In the United
States to prepare for their defense
and raise funds for their trial in
mid October.
Permission was granted yesterday
by Federal Judge Simon H. Rifkind.
The 10, including William z.
Foster. national chairman Of the
Communist Party, have been free
on 5000 bail each since they were
indicted by q Federal grand jury,
but they were confined to the New
York City area.
They are charged with conspiring
to organize q party which advocates
Evening star., 1948-09-10

the forcible overthrow Of the United
States Government.
Judge Rifkind held that generally
speaking, it is not the purpose OF
the criminal law to confine person
accused Of crime before his con-
viction.
United States Attorney John F. K.
McGohey opposed the application.
He charged the defendants claim
that they need to travel to raise
defense funds was made In bad
faith. Previously. Mr.. McGohey
said, they asked for travel permis-
sion to carry on Communist Party
activities.
Besides Foster, the defendants in
cluded Eugene Dennis, party gen.
eral secretary, and Henry Winston,
John Gates, Irving Potash . Benja-
min j. Davis, jr.; John B. William
Evening star., 1948-09-10

initiation made the headlines. In 1887, when
almost every clothier boosted prices and Bond
didn't! Ditto, in l94l. And now. in the Fall
Of 1913. YOU'RE getting the most convincing
proof Of all!
Step into any Bond store, ask for one Of
our popular Style Manor Suits. and you IL see
the smooth worsteds, the same fine needle
work and the same familiar price tag 37.75.
Set your sights our famous Park Lane
Quality, and you'll find Americas topflight
fabrics hands omely tailored in 81 different
sizes and models at one low price you paid
last Spring 45:75:
Decide you want the luxury and fine hand
detailing Of our Rochester fashi oned Execpti i've
Group Suits, and we IL show you a grand selec-
tion at price you'll recall with pleasure
5l.75.
Yes, that's swimming against the tide.
Somebody must lead. And you, Mr.. Phipps. nat
urally look to Bond Americas largest out.
filter to men to show the way. We Will not
disappoint you!
Evening star., 1948-09-10
Dear Mr. Phipps:

You ask what's going to happen to Fall
suit prices? will they skyrocket along with
Tx and butter and beefsteak?"
You echo what all America shouts = .it,s
high time somebody slammed On the brakes..
You're light it is hi gh time And that's not
just lip-service, Mr.. Phipps. We at Bonds are
doing it.!
You've heard how fine worsteds the kind
you like to wear are up an average Of so cents
yard. That's a lot Of money. You've read
plenty about rising labor costs. We'll, tailors
have to eat the same as coal miners and steel
workers.
So what's the answer? You can slice it two
ways. Add these increased costs to all your
price tags. - and let the public pay. Or sit
tight, keep prices down, get more business
and let hi CHER volume cut your expenses.
That's nthe Bond xayr. Mr.. Phipps! once
again we're holding the price-line. Once
again, we expect to rub out big chunk Of our
increased costs by serving men. You've
seen it work, right here at Bonds, every time
Evening star., 1948-09-10
z District Students Get
SCHOLARSHIPS to Brown

Freshmen scholarships to Brow.
University have been awarded to two
District students, the university an
nounced today.
Recipients are William Howard,
18, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Howard, 4534 Klingle street NV.
and Porter Woods, IT, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Woods, 5000 Con-
necticut avenue NV.