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Evening star., 1949-03-25
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pieces of jewelry were some imi-
tations and inexpensive costume
jewelry. She had five large gold
hairpins appraised at $40 and q
14-karat gold lipstick case set with
opals, appraised at SIS.
A black pearl necklace, presum-
ably the one Mrs. Patterson be-
queathed to her socially prominent
columnist, Mrs. Lawrence Wood
Robert. was appraised at $50, ,922,
and the matching earrings were
appraised at $2,870.
Mrs. Patterson bequeathed most
Evening star., 1949-03-25
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ton, combat manuals. firing pow
er, training status. morale. combat
status, officers staff, artillery and
armored troops and the applica-
ton of vi and W..
Navy-general description OF
the naval fleet and organization
and principal Navy bases and de-
scriptions.
Chemical unit s-organiZatlo
and distribution and new inven-
tions in chemical warfare.
The spy orders. the committee
reported, also sought industrial
information, including location OF
industry; status of various firms
their productive capacity, type OF
production and numbers en-
ployed; construction of new
plants, technical innovations anc
the work of engineers, research
institutions and laboratories.
The committee emphasized the
extent of Communist espionage
here by quoting FBI Director j
Edgar Hoover'S warning that there
are $4,000 Communist Party mem
bers in this country and that "fol
every party member there are II
others, ready. willing and able te
do the party's work"
''This means" said the commit
tee, that at a time of nationa.
crisis. the United States woulc
have nearly $4,000 persons who
are either spies, traitors or sabo-
teurs. working against us from
within"
Excerpts From Pamphlet.
Following are other excerpts
from the pamphlet in question.
and-answer form:
Are all spies in America citizenl
of foreign countries?
No. Many American citizen.
have been recruited in the service
Of other governments.
Who runs the Communist sp,
system in America?
Russian Communists who ART
trained in espionage and sent ovel
here to direct the spy work on thu
spot.
Do these Russian spy agent
work in one big ring?
No. They run lot of separate
spy rings. Each agent and hi
ring are kept in the dark abou
the work of the other rings.
All Spies in Sense.
Are all Communists spies?
Yes, in one sense, for it is ever.
Communists duty to report any
thing ne learns that might hell
the Soviet Union.
But in the organized spy rings
whose target includes America
top secrets, only carefully selecte'
Communists and sympathizers ar
used.
How are American Communist
recruited for spy rings?
First of all. every Communist
record is filed in Moscow. Whel
Soviet leaders notice an American
Communist who seems PARTICULAR
suitable for spy work or is in
good spot to learn American sc
crets, or render some other serv
ice, he is marked for the role O
o spy.
Sometimes American leader
recommend a comrade for tn
work, and Moscow checks his rec
ord and gives the okay.
Do these Americans betray thei
sountry for money?
4 Not au the time. Sometime
y
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

To please the competitive conditions
cookery the coolest and safest method of preparing meals
known to man. the logical selection the Demarva Chicken
Festival National Chicken Cooking Contest.
Cleanliness fue required for installation OF
an Electrical Range other valuable considerations All this
true of GE peed cooking and the why GE was
chosen along three other manufacturers Thousands and
thousands the Demarva Peninsula have chosen G
See the easiest fastest anest to cook ever saw At your
G.E dealer.
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

overwhelming number of contestants in this unusual Chicken
Cooking expressed their personal desire to General
electric pushbuttOn range Although only II General Electric
SratOner ranges available they utilized in waves to
the contestants possible This continuous
Electric push button further proof OF its
superiority and ability maintain accurate speed temperature
control and economy at all times
Evening star., 1949-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

] Will. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. MRS. LUCIA HITAF-
FER; 1915 Ft. Davis st. s,e'' Wash
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
a166r e5asfs6 PzoMPsoN Fl Pses5 Jr EasiEit !sei n
siiA VIII NOT a5i si'kSsPi BE REsPoNs1BLE Si for
but myself: MATTHEW S. LEE
wi WILL 5l,S nor st. RE- e RESPONSIBLE for
than myself. GUY E. HUNTER; !ol
Erie ave; Takoma Parb boN "a Si., I6. for
any debts incurred 1byy By any one s1aw 4thsr
ALL INCOME TAA Returns pre-
pared Including D. C., Mo; Va
s6s s6sr' sF az s4}1 499 9TH ST. NV IS. hGo"
GAS HEATING BOILERS, automatic
gas water heaters, coal and oil
boilers. radiators. bathrooms. kitten
ems, etc; immediate installatlons,;;
a. a. ssTrANsBURY CO. INC. Il 5000.
Hour of Power" WMAL Sundays.
S:45 am. 624 Indiana ave.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
Night or day call Blue jay "Weav- ,.
tears or moth damage. We call.
We dsliyer; CO ,sS$S4ssxrn SSSS our
exp, public accountant, Mr.. Kipnis,
speciaiizes in interviewing and plac-
Ing bookksepers,. ofS; mgrs;. scce9aat1- aat
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts unless contracted by my
self. JOEL w. MAY, 2412 2bth st..
Sc, ;,syn, Wash, D sCsr,c-sbowgISoom gS
permanently located 300 HARRINGTON
Hotel. Buy and save statesmen COM
mission and on reduced prices; an
tiaue lace table covers, white and in
color, shower sets, pillowcases. mat
tress covers, crib covers, bowl COW
ers, blanket bags; strapless aprons
and many other items, Open daily
10 am. to 6 pm. CAHILL PLAS-
TIC CO. -25
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Sterling 5000
HELP MEN
MOTORCYCLE RIDER, Nd. peri

MOTORCYCLE RIDER, Md. permit:
pickup and deliver for DeSoto and
Mr hs' sorreIIs. neiSaSe; cAL1ERT 1RF:f MoToRs,
INC, 1141 East-West hwy, Silver
Spring. ~
NIGHT FIREMAN-ENGINEER: must
hayf E. RGsT fsRFe CO. cs sA sioo Mf SaeTsH Monaay
NlGHT Hs!Hfsn MASsGERs lHs IF sm Small hotel 0 in
Fashsd faTnshed PRseE EDWHRb Ho
TEL, Farmville, Va. 81
PAINTER, also capable of paper hang
town: Apply Mon. 10 am. ONCE
PAPER HANGER. Al mechanic. must
be sober and reliable; prefer man
HOME sERVicE. Ss17 Wis. ave,
pAPER 4 HANGERS for old reliable
sm must be no r1sSt rsS
wage scale: references required;
MAHoNEY WALL PAPER CO., 3a4
raoroGRAeHERs sa eSsi stei who know how how to
photograph babies: good proposition:
siEatE MEnEEN anS sruDIos. fS5's1'p IY55 siadenss
burg rd. ne. ~
PIN Settlers WANTED to set pins
in one of Washington's busiest
bowling alleys We will teach you.
sPdLLWAY 5PdL BOWLING ALLEYS
pIaNr ias4 Sffn[s oFFfCE eIl CLERK to do general
office work; must be good on figures
4O-hour work week, Mon. through
Fri; good salary to start, automatic
increases after mos, and l VI s
service; vacations with pay after
&c ole nI n N
and retirement. Apply THE AMERI-
CAN OIL CO. 1900 N. Arlington
E. L. Peer, CHI. I142. -26
P1S!HInabsT; 1SIa e: "A Apply i, Monday 4 M
pEuMBER. LIN IayloF expeTienced pw; in new work
and remodeling: must have own hand
PORTER AND DRIVER. colored, in
liquor store: must have refs; $40
s1 e9 start TOD ApPs a9rtS hoME cspteI dtSooE s
PREssER wanted. part time. piece
work. 1908 North Capitol st. Ho.
PRINTER, for composition and make
UP; must be experienced; local refs.
IDEAL PRINTING CO.. 6os 9th st.
RADIO PARTS CLERK. opportunity
for young man IN radio parts de;
partment of Philco distributor; good
starting salary and 40-hour week:
Applicant should call in. person and
contact Mr.. Denning Of THE JOS.
M. ZAMOISKI CO., 2122 gath pl.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to train
for sales managing in Va. or Md;
must have car and some exper.;
excel. opport. for big money. Call
Ma 3Oo6 for appt LEATH g. ASH
LEY, INC. 927 18th st. NV. -27
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. for sub
division selling; ambitious, young,
good background; car essential;
drawing account. Call MI. Ivey.
RE. $3.50. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO., S15-17 9th st. NV. -26
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Builder
broker has unusual opportunity Tor
experienced or inexperienced man.
fne coverage on new and used prop
erty; excel. leads. THE PRENTICE
CO., 1101 vt. ave. NV. ST. $500.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. liberal
cation. SHERIDAN REALTY co.
1%b Kennedy st. nv. RA. LAS.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Births Reported

From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
James and Dorothy Bailey, boy.
Carl and Sarah Bush, boy
John and Marion Butler, boy
Leslie and Madeline Carlovane, boy,
Albert and Darce Carbonneau, girl.
William and Ruth Clarke, boy
Hubert and Edith Costello. girl
Richard and Josephine Curry. boy.
Enrico and Mary DiPietro, girl
oliver and Cathleen Eastland, girl.
Thomas and Nora Ferguson, boy.
Mitchell and Phyllis Fletcher. boy.
Jemison and Louise Flynn, boy.
Robert and Velma Gaines, girl.
Edward and Dorothy Hall. girl.
Gerhard and Kate Hammerstein, girl.
Wade and Helen Hay, girl.
Alvin and Elaine Kay. boy.
Otis and Laura Keys, boy.
Myron and Sandra Madden. boy
George and Margaret Makdisi, boy.
Henry and Mary Marshall. girl.
Albert and Louise Mattera, boy.
John and Adrenne Miller, girl.
James and Catherine Moran, girl.
Frank and Rosalind Olivia. girl.
John and Mary Peirano, boy.
Eugene and Mary Pope, boy.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
HELP MEN

HELf MEN
CRAFTSMAN, IA
miliar with D. c. bldg. code. COM
mercial and residential construction.
ssaly a49q e xih sh aSfs Sfs
State experience and indicate let
tering ability in confidential reply.
ARTISTS, with technical illustrating
and drafting experience; full time
day work. Phone CO. 4315. -27
ASSISTANT MANAGER, trainee for
outside Investigation work with ma
tiona.ly operating small loan com
aggressive man, age 2O-30: car nee
essary; good salary and expenses.
See Mr Dalton, AETNA FINANCE,
32l5 Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier,
AUTOMOBILE CAR WASHER, must be
experienced, prefer 20, 4ns %he Ss san
Chrysler Plymouth Dealers, 1901
R l. ave, WA. 1000. ~
AUTO GLASS INSTALLERS (2). ex-
per: steady work. good pay. STAND.
ARD AUTO GLASS, RE. 5S77. -25
AUTO MECHANIC; man. experienced
on ChrySler products; 5l2-day week;
vacation. insurance: De Soto-Plym
outh Dealer, MARYLAND MOTORS
lNC., Zl5 East MOnLRUHeIy hVC.,
pm. ia. 5935. -27
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars, for we'll
established company; pleasant work
ing conditions, good salary and COM
mission to start. State age, exper-
ience, etc. Our statesmen know OF
this ad. Box bib, Star.
AUTO SALESMAN-Outst op-
portunity with Washington,,s Oldest
studebaker dealer; salary plus COM
HUTnER RSf12R Ps1e me fGi'dayF I 4i7 1554 5f p
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-3 aggres-
sive young men to be associated with
Washington's leading Ford dealer
for over n years; experience helpful
but not required; Apply. HANDLEY
2 to 6 pm. ask for Mr.. inland. -26
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE salesman
We have an opening for an expert.
enced service salesman. capable OF
selling and handling our customers
satisfactorily This is a permanent
position and offers an outstanding
opportunity with one Of the largest
dealers in the city. See Mr.. CLICK,
LEO ROCCA. INC. 43O1 Conn. ave,
EN- 1900 -27
BOOKKEEPER for LIQUOR store in ne
area, must be accurate with figures
starting salary S160 per mo. State
qualifications. Box 14-B. Star.
CARPENTER, steady work, good
wages. NATIONAL CONTRACTING
CO.. 1903 Eye st. NV.
CARPENTER FOREMAN or superin.
tendent, young. ambitious, needed
by general contractor; excellent op-
portunity for right man. Call Ii.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Panel to Discuss Effect
Of Hoover Proposals

A panel of three Government
officials will discuss the Effect
of the Hoover Commission Rec
concentrations on Personnel Or
ganizations and Procedures" at
7:30 pm. Tuesday in the Ma
tional Archives auditorium.
The panel is sponsored by the
Society for Personnel Admins
tration. Speakers will be Earl W.
Loveridge, assistant chief of the
Forest Service; Ross Pollock, chief
of the administration and social
science section. Civil Service Com
mission. and Col. John E. Moore,
assistant to the chairman of the
Federal Personnel Council.
Evening star., 1949-03-25

Helen Wilcox So. 3e11 s9th st. NV.
Virginia Long, 90. 10 Lonsfellow. st. NV
Gustays Yokaitis, 25, Scranton. Pa.
infant Tabarini 1910 soub cspoina st. aye
Infant Dillon, address not given.
Charles Kelley. 81. ia0s Lamont sS Is" St NV.
Mary Williams, II, 1911 South Capitol st
Frank Washington. 70, 1919 Que st. NV
Joseph French, 6S. Merryfield, va,
Beulah Butler, 81. 422 57th st, ne.
Emily Weaner, As: 5000 B st. sc.
John Henderson, a 1895 st, NV.
Margaret Scott, 43, 1888 18th st NV.
Charles Thornton, Al 1909 Que st. NV
Bessie Walden, 81, 1400 Belmont st. NV
Evening star., 1949-03-25

Leonard Grimsley. A. and Jessie somers,
AZ. both of Alexandria, Va.
James Wilson, 23. 1898 Potomac ave. Sc,
and Virginia Duncan, go. 1907 G st. sc:
Richard Kim. 81. Of Carlisle, Pa, and
Austin Dolan II: ~, 2oea Allen pl. NV,
James Robson, 1910 9th st. NV. and
Rebecca Barry, %, of Takoma Park, Md.
Gaylord Greene, "a, 1881 S st. NV, and
Charles Verabe, 26. staunton, Va, and
Doris Tate, -. Alexandria, Va
Andrew Anderson, 43, 1149 Q St NV.
and Dorothy McGettrick, 43. Takoma
Park. Md.
Robert Lee, 81, and opal Davis. "a, both
of Alexandria, Va,
Evening star., 1949-03-25

Joseph and Elinor Reamy. boy.
Linton and Lucille Richie. girl.
Romulus and Dorothy Scoslio, boy.
Herbert and Vera Smell, boy.
Vance and Norma Springer. girl.
Frederick and Helen Stewart, girl.
Meredith and Ruth Stiles, girl.
Matthew and Ruth Suite, boy.
Joseph and Rose Tore. boy.
Richard and Rose Ward, girl.
William and Catherine Woodley, boy.
Harold and Bette Youngman, girl.
Harold and Ruby Hayward. girl.
Joseph and Mildred Lane, 10y.
Albert and Lottie Paul, girl,
Harrison and Lillian sigmon girl.
David and Louella Witherspoon, boy.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Niinimum)
or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 32c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer. consecutively
30c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged on
all advertising 35 miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must pc MADE IN
time for correction before secono in
sert1on
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
a serial number with date and loentl-
hes your advertisement
When cancelins CLASSIFIED advertise
ments be sure to make note OF the
cancellation number This Is i'm
not show credit for the cancella-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Fredericks Enters Race

I. H. Fredricks, law student and
national committeeman of the
Young Democratic Club of Wash
ington, today announced his can
didacy for the national presidency
of the Young Democratic Clubs
Of America. Election will be held
at a national committee meeting
April in the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

LARGE FINANCIAL institution has
opening for experienced bank teller;
excellent future possibilities for young
man or woman. Address Box
So Star, stating age, experience,
salary desired, etc. --26
WOMEN. colored, mattresses, domes;
Tic Torksrs; , other errSev lSes; STOKES sJSa y
st. NV, DE. $685..
MEN, ooiored, combination shoe re-
pairsr, hat blocker; clothing re-
pairer, S?5 week: Other work' all
types aveilabls, sT60aRETs sT60a Ti EMPLoY-
0TENOGRAPRER WANTED, white;
$50 vk, stokes EMPLOYMENT
AaMcY, 1909 You st. NV" Pc.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
SALESMAN

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT, steady
income, nonseasonal selling: aSt A PROD
An organization which will help you
earn. Car essential Phone AID.
9o97, KIRBY DISTRIBUTING GO
YOUNG MAN with car, to call on re-
tail trade with toys and novelties.
HAROLD P. RUDOLPH SALES CO,
314 Randolph pl. n.e.' AID. 4a55.
sIDELINE-Bags, cups, wrapping
and paper supplies; low priced, good
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, familiar
with commercial and business prop
with q well-known firm, having eli
entele interested in buying these
types Of properties. Box 463-D,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
enced, capable and good record only.
Eve, Mt; 2121, J. LEO KoLB 60"
ExMPERiENcED ri RitENSicED TELEPHONE sales
men. Advertising-radio or tangibles.
Call GL. sbee. weekdayG to y;
Evening star., 1949-03-25

When anSrerino advertisement
addressed to Star bOres do NOT
incioSe original references, or
other materials OF personal pGiue.
Copies Serue the purpose and
originals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Place
Sunday Classified
Ads EurIy!

Classified ad customers who
have not already placed their
ads for The Sunday Star are
urged to call them in this eve
ming or early tomorrow morn
ing. This will eliminate the
last-minute rush to place ads
and will assure every one
prompt and efficient service.
Your cooperation will be
appreciated.
Telephone Service From 8 AM.
Sterling 5000
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lap, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Dait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James Taylor, %. 1885 Calvert St NV
and Agnes Wood. %, 3214 Wisconsin
william Davis, ~, 1919 a1st st. NV,
and Cora Garris, 81, 905 Florida ave
Linwood wiedman. 90. Ills 18th st. NV.
and Elizabeth Miller. 25. Spring Grove
Warren Tucker. 21. 4slo Deane ave. ne,
and Aleen Strelner, %. 2400 Cham
Henry Pratt %, I143 New Hampshire
ave. NV. and Helen Tallick, %, l14l
New Hampshire ave NV
Carmen Gerace, 80. 636 Alabama ave. Sc,
and Florence Morse, 35, 1914 nth st.
John Gsllentine, 81, 577l 2nd st. Sc,
and Bertha Bishop. 2l, 2223 st. NV
and Dorothy voifh, S5, M S4l Lonsfeiiow
Millard Gordon, 80, of Brentwood. Md,
=, and Mary, Sheridan. 81, II 18th st. Sc.
and Friedel Feuer. 10, 1929 Kansas ave.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. man to care for garden and
grounds, wife to cook and keep
house; no children; furnished house,
board and good salary to- right
couple; both must be thoroughly ex-
perienced and intelligent. State eX-
perience and salary expected in reply
to Box 4O3-D, Star: -27
REAL ESTATE Statesmen or women
(2). part or full time; no exper:
necessary, will teach. AFFRONTI
& FITZGERALD REALTY CO., Elk.
Cd 70 80, EXPER. in general ONCE
work RED; 5-day, 40-hr. week: time
and half for overtime: vacation and
sick leave first year; ne. resident
pref; pleasant surroundings in haul
Ing concern: salary, S37; 80 to start,
fions Box Ssh, Star. -27
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau Of vital st

(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistical J
Celia Bersasin. SO, 4b15 Connecticut ave.
zaHs zdSsrf sSrs Gs. f. 5lSo1 1eth Ssh st. st. NJ.
John Daily. 72. 1918 Harvard st. NV
Florence shearer, r., 1904 Que st. NV.
Philip Corridor. 6S. 1341 South Carolina
ave. Sc.
Goodman Berger. S5. 32s 35th st; ne,
Paul Quinn. 61. Olean. N. Y
Rosamond Keith, SIS. 2ao0 Connecticut
John cappell, 81, Cabin John, Md.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
THE GABLES co.
A REAL JOB

For Q real salesman. Well-known
company, quality product, expand-
ing industry; rapid promotions, ex-
cellent earnings. To qualify. you
should have car, Q high school
two dependents, be between 25 and
40 yrs. of age. A desire to succeed
is essential. Interview hours, 10
to 10 noon, 2 to pm. See Mr..
SONNEBORGER, 514 Sth st. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
HELP WTD. AGENCIES Cont. }

ter school and Office position, Colo
rado Bldg. l4th and G.. RE. 1898.
SECRETARIES, stenographers, book
keepers, clerks. typists Many other
excellent Office positions. O'MEARA
SERVICES, Suite 204, Lofiin Bldg,
2420 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI, 5544 -25
Al Secretary (F.) $50 Wk.
Few higher. New ones every few
minutes. Also typists, bookkeepers.
DR. assistants. Est. 81 yrs. Inquire
now. Ma 233s
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1949-03-25
HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION HAND. Apply 7759
Wis. ave. Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 3i4a.
ALTERATION HANDS for ladier
ready-to-wear: b-day. .40-hr. week;
2O% discount on purchases. Apply
personnel ONCE, 4th door, 3. KANN
assTTERATIoN sTEs iT WOMAN, white: 30 some
good salary. NEEDLECRAFT, $50
18th st. NV. -25
ATTENDANT, white, in self service
laundry, Bethesda vicinity. Phone
for interview, CH. 1898. 1880 pm.
to 8 pm. -2S
(Oortinued On Next Page)
Evening star., 1949-03-25

Furniture Salesman
exper., for better Grade furniture
and rugs. High earnings. Answer
In own hand writing. Boz 45S;D'
star. -so
Evening star., 1949-03-25
EXTRA MONEY

Full or part time, S5 to S125 wkly.
You could earn that kind of money
YOU can work from 6 till 8 each eve
ming. Monday through Friday. this
is a proven plan operating here and
in other principal cities. No ex-
perience necessary as we completely
pearance and be willing. to work.
College students acceptable. This
opportunity available for full or part
time workers. Apply. 1900 18th st.
NV, Suite 80. Monday. March
oSth. 6:3O pm No other time. u
Evening star., 1949-03-25

MISUNDERSTANDING
Exper., not over 40. needed at once
for well-est. Arl. real estate once.
Salary commensurate with ability.
Call Mrs. Fry, THE. BRANT CO.. GIL.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
AUTO. statesmen

New and used cars, wonderful op-
portunity for capable men to con-
meet with young aggressive new, car
leadership. Rapid advancement to
position as sales manager, to one
oualified. Proven sales plan with
live leads furnished. Men selected
must be able to deal with high class
prospects, buying one Of Americas
finest cars. For interview call in
person, - -
Evening star., 1949-03-25

WINCHESTER, INC.
Packard Dealer, 1704 Mt. vernon
ave-, Alex, Va. -
Evening star., 1949-03-25

NONUNION OPERATING ENGINEER
licensed District of Columbia. 3rd
class. experienced on York ammonia
compressors, low temperature work,
Write age, experience and give. 3
references. Box 496-C, Star. 81
Evening star., 1949-03-21

dinner here in honor of his 18th
birthday, which he passed last
Thursday.
II will not withdraw one word,
whether it be the Catholic Church,
the Episcopal Church or any other
organization: I am not going to
be silent"
Says He Will Elaborate.
DR.. Wise said he would prepare
a statement for release today, and
that it would be an elaboration
and IAN explanation" of his origi-
nal comment made in a sermon
last Friday.
DR.. Wise is head of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress.
Ten Catholic University pro-
fessors had this to say of the COM
ment in Rabbi Wise's sermon here:
I'VE denounce this statement as
deliberately untrue. as designed to
stir up religious bigotry, and as an
unjust attack upon millions of our
fellow Americans.
1T is as well a calumny upon
millions of other Catholics and
their leaders throughout the world
who have already suffered so
grievously from war.
Didn't Specify Catholics.
mo secular leaders have worked
so hard to maintain peace and to
prevent war as have the Popes
and members of the Catholic hier-
archy.
1--WE call upon responsible Jew
ish leaders and others to join with
us in denouncing a wanton at
tempt to spread distrust of Amer
ican leadership in world affairs
and to stir up hatred and dissen-
sion among the American people"
Rabbi Wise did not specify the
Roman Catholic church in his SER
mon. He said:
"The largest of Christian
churches is unequivocably for war.
1t is using its great influence to
war upon the atheism-I do not
say Godlessness-of the Soviet re-
gime."
Rabbi Wise also said: IF the
political and governmental lead
ership Of our country were re-
solved upon peace as it seems
bent upon war, American-Soviet
friendship groups might well be
superfous. AS it is, they are our
last if not best hope"
Evening star., 1949-03-21

which opened January 7, are still
coming in, Mr.. Wilkins said.
He said that more than $4,000,
chiefly in coins, have been COL
lected in the plastic hearts dis
tributed in stores throughout the
District. 1t is expected the 5000
containers will be picked up by
the end of this week. when the
total amount placed in them will
be made known.
Final special event for the drive