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Evening star., 1949-03-30
Underwear, Second Floor

Underwear, Second Floor
1ooS5s5 Black Nylon Slips scaoped edge Sizes 80 to
az ------------ S195
Crepe Slips brown black and tearose
Broken Sizes 20
-s3s5 Rayon Crepe Slips in yellow Broken
81 IS
nyon satin and
rayon white black, brown grey and white
sizes tn An $2.85
1sS3s5 and S. Cotton shorty and
Floral prints checks and pads Iearose ana oue
80 SO in the group 81
Slips with white bodices skirts Sizes
% to az S435
so-S5s5 White Nylon Jersey tailored styles Sizes 80
8-----------------,- s4S5
zo-sss5 Black Nyon Jersey small medium
S295
so-s3s5 Rayon Jersey blue sizes 36
tn S2.95
1-s5es5 with permanent fin
ish and washable. Size 81. 4So
Nyon Jersey Stole May be used for evening
wear ------------
Nylon Pegnor with 7yard skirt Size "A
S1495
1osss5 Nylon Jersey Petticoas Sizes
"a and Is 81 95
SIS Rayon Jersey Gowns, lacetrimmed Sizes II
and 13 --------------S2.5O 80
Rayon Slips acetrimmed Tearoe sizes II
and 49, Sl.S5
Nyon Briefs in white, pink and black Sizes II
25S5s5 Nylon Jersey Slips white pink and black Sizes
tn Is in the pro,m S4.85
Nylon Jersey with embroidered trim Pink sizes
Underwear, Street Floor
5-sss5 Cotton Balbriggan Gowns, broken Sizes 81
Panties pink and tearose small Sizes 79c
Rayon Bedjackets 81
4-S395 Rayon Jersey Slips in tearose. 81
Slips tearose and white and black with
white Sizes 80 to
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Neckweor, Street Floor

se-s295 Twster Chenille Knit Blousees Assorted
colors mostly brown and Broken sizes 81
lo595 of sheer and rayon crepe
White yellow royal. aqua, black, green and imesSsS
Womens Bousettes Of washable rayon crepe with
jewelry neckine. Sizes 49, AZ and A 4--------$l
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Women's $65 Spring Coots
'48.

Dressy, full length, fine wool gobordine coots
with full panel back and shoulder yoke turn
back collar, buttoning hgh deep cuffs, slant
pockets. Black, navy, BEIGE Sizes 81 to 40
Evening star., 1949-03-30
JeweIry, Street Floor

SSWSHyI SVSSt
5OS $95 Necklaces Bracelets Earrings Pins and Scatter
Gold and silver color tailored with simulated gems
2 for 81
with golden finish -------------- 81 95
24-Auua or Rose Stone-set Earrings to match -
2-S395 Sterling Silver Pins two styles es---------S195
24-Serlng Silver Earrings to match lbs
15-$75O Necklaces golden finish with mock in
sapphre AMETHYST or ruby color ~ S395
1S75O Stone-set Bracelets to match 1895
-S195 Compacts; enamel and golden in assorted
smart Easter styles
Prices plus 20a tar.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Juniors and Misses Winter Coots, Third Floor

Coat In wool broadcloth
with grey-dyed Persian collar Size $40
collars Of edyed Squirrel
Japdyed Mink, Bombay Lamb dyed Persian Grey, blue
green; sizes 13 to $40
in broadcloth suede wooen with
collars Bombay Lamb backdyed Persian apdyed
mink. Grey, black, wine Sizes 13 to IT, $40
Coats beige and
with collars Of Persian Lamb Size H.
$40
Coats broadcloth wooen with collar
pockets trim Of dyed Persian Lamb
Grey green. Sizes g. IL, $40
Juniors with Persian Lamb
collar black wool broadcoth. Size $40
-unors Coats with hared back
and dved Persian Lamb collar Size 9 $40
Coats wool broadcoth with col
of grey Bombay Lamb. Green, black wine sizes IL
to Is --- - --- $50
sJunors s4s75 WOOL
unfurred. Sizes to -S25
misses SIPS Coats; styles with
lines Collars of dyed black Per-
Green, wine sizes IL to 20 $40
misses S110 Fitted Coat in wooen with scarf
edged dyed Squirrel Size 10 $40
with collar and pockets of
Bombay Lamb. Size $50
with ared backs
Puritan collars. injured Sizes g. IL, IA, $40
S6975 Fitted Coats fine Juiiard woolen
gold, aqua Sizes IL to 16------ $40
-Mes s110 Fareback Dress Coats with yokes of Bombay
yarn dyed grey woolens Sizes IA to 1S $40
misses S9S75 Yarn Dyed Grey Coat with collars
and pockets of Tngona Lamb Size 18-- $40
1-Mses S8975 Dress Coats of wool boadcoth with hared
blackdyed Persian Lamb collars and cuffs Sizes
$40
Evening star., 1949-03-30

81, $l95 Mems and Women's Hondkerchiefs, Sc
Mems handkerchiefs cotton with handembroidered
initials handrolled hems of linen with initials and hem
stitched hens and of plain linen with hemsitched hens
Womens hanembroidered initial and handkerchefs
hand-roled linen prints embroidered linens and
cottons Standard initial assortment Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Suits, Third Floor


$65 Misses and Juniors Suits Gabardine and wor-
different styles! Some with short jackets
with long. Solid coors checks and stripes Straight
skirts and peated skirts S35 to $50
Suits (borswng Jackets de-sit box jacket with
back plea peated skirt Brown and white check Sizes
1S675 Gabardne Suits Buttoned shorjacket and
peated skirt Turned cuffs and button trim Navy and red
12 IA, $50
eS6975 Juniors Gabardne Suits Two-tone wool gabardnes
with short jackets and kick peats back and 'front.' in skirts
Blue and size g. toast and brown, size H. and
Z, 8 ------------- $50
S49 Gabardne Suits Short jackets with covered buttons
and double back pleas Sim straight skirts Toast size 49,
light blue, sizes TO- 12 16 $35
645 Herrngbone Tweed Suits 3buon jackets and
7gore slim skirts Beige sizes TO- H. 16; blue size IA; grey:
sizes IA and
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Et Spring Small but special gPs Third Floor
SIS Wool Knitted Dresses

Two-pece model with ribbed skirt eIostczed
woistIine, the blouse ottroctNeY fashioned with
openwor k and yoke effect. Kelly green, grey
and pink, sizes 10 to l8 but not oil coIors in all
Sizes
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Fur Salon, Third Floor

2-S497k Russian dyed Konsky Scarfs S39
Five-skin Russian dyed KOnsky S39
Russian Koinky Scarf $40
Kolinsky $65
Koinsky Scarfs $50
1-S165 Wild Mink
-S245 Wild Mink
2-Sl65 Natural Wild Mink Scarfs
6-s195 Natural Wild Mink Scar
5000 Maren Scarf
Prices plus 20ao tar. All Sales Final.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
4o-Juniors $39.75 Spring Toppers ~.

Lovely Covertsheen woo|en fashions this flare
back coot in fovoured fingertp length and
wonderful co|ors: Beige, pink, blue, skipper,
dove tan and red. Sizes to l5
Evening star., 1949-03-30
$l695 Street and Afternoon

rayon tissue gabardines with buttoned fronts
novelty button trimming sheers with side dapery of
contrasting color woods in bright coors
Black, brown, beige and kelly in the group.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
$5975 Suits with Striped jackets n ~.

Handsome Easter Suits! The jacket of WAL
ther S fine two-tone cluster stri pc wool. Skirts,
solid color gobordne Navy with red and chalk
stripes, grey with pink Sizes ID, l6 and 18
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Women's Dresses, Second Floor

Women's Dresses, Second Floor
10-Womens S695 SIS Rayon Crepe Dresses in
grey green and wine Broken sizes. S.
-Womens S695 One kind Dresses grey and wine
rayon crepes with bead TRIM Broken Sizes $50
45 Women's $l9.95 and $22.95 Dresses $l2 |
ayon crepe and buttoned to hem
below waist Stitched collars pockets novelty
Black luggage and Afternoon
green royal and wine with bracelet short
sleeves bead and nailhead trim. Sizes 6a to 241a.
Evening star., 1949-03-30

1-Junios Evening of rayon velvet with white
lace peplum. Size 13 S28
Juniors S7995 Mron Wool Suit Beige plaid size 13 S6S
Junior S4995 Rayon Tissue Fale Basic Dresses with side
bow trim -- S3S
Evening star., 1949-03-30

22-Womens SIS S3975 Wool One-pece
woods with trapunto trim wine royal. Rayon
with bracelet sleeves draped
skirts with bead Sizes 1872 241a 36
S14
Womens s2s75 to $4s5 Rayon Dresses One piece in
black, and plum Basic styles with
neckines Afternoon styles with with
ing jackets Long and shoseeved dinner dresses
plum Sizes 161a 24a and 20 to $18
20Women $3975 S65 Afternoon Dinner Dresses After
styles in toast grey wine and blue with
qisette yokes bead trim Dinner dresses
fuchsa toast and royal with neckines bead
appiques Sizes 162 241a and 20 to S28
-Womens $9S75 Afternoon Dinner
and plum afternoon styles with bead trim boro
jackets Dinner crepe with bead
lace tri mostly styles Aqua, royal and beige
S48 and S68
1WOmans $135 Dinner with
applique marquisette bodice Size co.
S78
Misses Dresses Second Floor
12-Mss s1ss5 SIS Rayon crepes and tissue
style. Navy black beige, brown and
aqua Broken for misses 10 to
Evening star., 1949-03-30
M-Misses' $59.75 Spring Toppers

Fingertip length - Suede and crepe woo|ens;
b|oc k, navy, beige, rec, skipper blue. Sizes
to l8
Evening star., 1949-03-30
l,l59 Poirs ST IS to So Fobric Gloves, ST

cottons in classic and novelty styles in faVorte
to elbow lengths White black beige
pink chamoi and brown Big values for spring and
wardrobes!
Evening star., 1949-03-30
6-Misses' $l695 and $22.95 Street, Afternoon
and Evenino Dresses $40

3Rayon Crepes and tissue aies in beige brown rose
blue, navy and black.
29-Rayon mostly of style Floral and monotone
patterns in dressy and tailored types.
6Evening Of style in taeta and rayon
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Women's Coots, Third Floor

7-Womens s695 Winter Coats Fitted and box styles
broadcot and suede Yooens Black, grey brown Sizes
1-Womans Fitted Black Suede Wool Coat Size
sWomens Fitted Coats in boadcoth and covert
uooen sizes 121s 30 and $40
15-Womens Coats with ared panel backs and
velvet collars Black suede wool yan-dyed wool
Sizes "a to AZ Observation-Disclosures $38
Fitted Coat Formanns Mavona with
black dyed Persian Lamb collar. Size 40--------S $50
Fitted Juiiard suede with waist
shawl Sheared &c. Brown broadoh wool
with Mink club collar size 1917 -------- $50
Womans Hobeinbl Forstmanns suede
shawl of dyed Persian Lamb; size $3.50
3-Womens s7975 Coats with collars OF black
dyed Lamb, Squirrel Bombay Lamb Black and
green suede woolen Sizes 1872 2212 and $50
Fitted Coats Of black needle
point with shawl collars Of Silver Fox Sizes 4612
SO
Fitted Coat of black needepoin
with standup collar and front panel strip OF black
dyed Persian Lamb Size 5O15 .----
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Corsets, Second Floor

3SO95 SIS Foundations for Larger Figures Included
weI-known Sara Drew and TWin1ex models in dscon-
tnued styles Rayon brocades satns with Talon
closing A. So for the short and tall
Not all sizes in any STYLE S695 S1095
3S095 $3.50 Foundations for Smaller Figures Rayon
with doWnsrec back and all lasex with nylon sheer
bust Sizes "a to SO for medium and tall figures Not all
sizes in any style - ----------- and $1095
7So Girdes for Shorter Figures OF all lace stex and OF
satin asteX IA and 15nCh lengths with talon clos
ing styles Nude and white sizes Is
style $5.95 and S695
5-S50 $40 $3.50 Girdles Panty Gdes Tearose and
black lastex and nylon gdles in IA and 15nch lengths
Black puon panty grdes Sizes Is to 80 but not all sizes
any style few with boned fronts. All discontinued
styles from stock 1885
-S20 VagabOnd Grdles exclusives OF all lastex in IT.
inch length lightly boned at waist with Talon closing For
figures, % 81
98-S2 S759 rayon satin
with with net Teaose black white in sizes
33 49, Not all sizes in style2--S1 S195 and S495
Evening star., 1949-03-30
22-Women's $l10 and Sis Furred
Winter Coots, $40

Goats Of suede and broadcloh wooens with shawl
collars Of Silver Fox Lynxdyed Fox yokes and collars
Of Persian Lamb. Black grey and brown
Sizes 1212 to 20s and 80 to 36.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
NeqIiqees, Fourth Floor

Cooe Coats Pajamas IL Cotton
Coats color sizes 18 90 TWopece
jersey and royal 18 and TO- Rayon satin
coole colors, 18 and TO- IS Bed jackets
blue white. small
Robes, Neggees wool study
II Quilted robes in prints and plains IA Classic
wool robes red royal kelly sizes IA to 8 u Lacermmed
rayon satin neggees pink white SO
1S9s5 to s35 Loungng Pajamas and Robes Rayon satin
robes color Sizes IA and 16 piece
ounging pajamas print brown, 10 49,
rayon solids and prints, red ivory
Sizes Is to 20. SIS
3-SS950 S495O Ensembles and Hostess Gown 2s3950
satin and sheer brides ensembles in pink, size Is
black velvet size l6 -----$25
Evening star., 1949-03-30

S16s5
pastel afternoon styles Also sheer wools Not
all all styles ------- S7.95
1Juniors Rayon Taeta with
drapery Black, and
Evening star., 1949-03-30

7-Women suede wool with collars and
Silver Fox ripped collars and chin
collars of dyed Persian Lamb Black green sizes
"a to 40 --------- $50
8-Womens S125 Fitted and Box Coats with Silver Fox ripple
collars ascot Of Fcherdyed Fitch Suede and broad
cloth wooens; black and Sizes l4 to 24 and 81
to 38 in the SO
2Womens S125 Boxcoats of wine suede wooen with uxedos
collars of Minkdyed Muskrat. Sizes 80 to 3---$50
Fitted Boxy Coats of broadcoth
suede wooens with pockets collars Of Bombay Lamb
collars of Jap Mink Fischerdyed Fitch Black, grey
brown Sizes 4a 1914 and 80 to 36 in the $50
sSS5 fitted and box styles with Mnkdyed
collars cuffs; collars of Silver Fox Blackdyed
Persian broadcloth woolens sizes 1917
to 201a $40
Evening star., 1949-03-30

12S295 $5 Capeskns Suede Pgskin and Finished
Sheepskin Gloves
S. Costume Gloves capeskins pgskin
French kdskns and suedes Spring colors! Kelly fuchsa
green, white brown black S1.95 and $295
10S6 Fine Capeskn Suede and Finished Sheepkn
Ideal for Easter-giving Black white, brown,
1896 and $4.95
Beautifully French Suedes Kidskins in
black brown Also exquisite 16button black suedes
S695 to SIS
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Brides and Bridesmaids Gowns. Second Floor

S3975 Of tafetas and
marquee with off shoulder and sweetheart necknes full
skirts in TO- g. size H. and S28
Brides $65 $8975 white satin wedding
with high petal neckne long sleeves and train Size
H. satin wedding dresses with jackets One in ice
blue, white, $48 $68
Evening star., 1949-03-30

30-$69.75 Spring Suits 'OU.
Gobordines most wanted Spring fabric!
Boxy and fitted jackets! Brown-ond d-white
checked wooIens! Also two-tones-noV-
red, beiee-bock, toost-brown. Misses and
juniors Sizes
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Jr. Deb Shop, Fourth Floor

Gold red prints with black rayon taea grdles
Navy and black prints with side drapes Pastel afternoon
dresses with matching self trimming piece
dresses in light coors Also Sheer Wool Boero Suit Dresses
in navy with red cotton gingham blouses
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Tree Pickup
Continued from Page II

| NSOHClHucu IIOIu rage
testify solicits the cooperation Of
each and every resident of the City
of East Cleveland in this pro
gram of Christmas tree removal.
Monday, January End
All residences on Hillcrest, Ed.
dington, Glenmont, Belmar, Mont
Luxor, Coventry, Forest Hill Ave.
nue. from Superior to Brightwood
Lakeview south, Woodlawn, Pen.
rose, Brightwood, Wadena, Rox-
bury, Pennington, Alvason, Rosa
lind, lakewood, Garfield, Lambert,
Mount Union, Wellesley, Vassar,
Fernwood, Belmore, Windermere,
Knowles, and Beersford.
Tuesday, January 3rd
All residences on Marloes, Van
Buren,, Roxford, Rosemont, Wy
more, Lee, Terrace, Brewster,
Wyatt, Cleviden, Henley, Glynn,
Oakhill, Hazel, Grandview, Page,
Chapman, Grasmere, Stanwood,
Shaw, Sheldon, Charles, Taylor,
Hanover, Brunswick, Hastings,
Burnette, Allandale, Noble, Nela-
crest, Neladale, Nelawood, Nela-
mere, Ravine, Deanwood, Caledon-
ia, Helmsdale, Nelaview, Greyton,
Nela and Hillside.
Wednesday, January 4th
All residences on Reyburn, West
burn, Alton, North Noble, Rosedale,
North Allendale, Elderwood, Cola
mer, E. 152nd, North Taylor, Colt,
Dover, Z. 141st, E. 142nd, E. 143rd,
E. 144th, E. 145th, E. 146th, Bald
win, Beaumont, E. 139th, Wood
worth, E. 133rd, from Hartford to
Woodwork, E. 134th, E. 135th, E.
18th, Mann, Gainsboro, Shaw
north of Euclid, Welton, Richmond,
Shawview, Hampton, Elwood, Ply
mouth, Elm, and Alder.
Thursday, January 5th
All residences on Ardenall,
Strathmore, Orinoco, Savannah,
Potomac, Northfield, Scioto, May
fair, Bardwell, Doan Eastman, Am
herst, Bryn Mawr, Elsinore, Elder
wood, North Page, North Chapman,
North Wymore.
Friday, January 9th
All residences on Hartford, Mi
Ian, Claiborne, Graham, Garden,
Sixth, Fifth. Fourth, Third, Sc
cond, First, E. 133rd, Holyoke,
Lakefront, E. 10th, E. 1SOth, E.
131st, Eddy, Thornhill, Pontiac,
Hartshorn, Fay, Emily, Hayden,
Roselle, and Bender.
Saturday, January 7th
All residences on North Lock-
wood, Melbourne, Carlyon, Speed
way Overlook, E. 125th, Lockwood,
Elberon, belmont, Hover, Auburn
dale, and North Lakeview.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

structor for the East Cleveland
Rifle and Revolver Club. Mr..
Schneider has had considerable ex-
perience as teacher and presents
the lectures and demonstrations in
a dynamic and interesting manner.
He has been we'll assisted by the
following: Warren Williams, Stan
Kirchner, w. E. Bandlow, Earl
Grear, Jim Pless, Ted Pinney, and
Dale Locher.
The course is set up to cover
every phase of rifle craftsmanship
with special emphasis on safety.
1t is interesting to note that the
safety record of the East Cleve-
land Rifle and Revolver Club Inc.
is perfect. In view of the fact that
large numbers were given pre-
induction courses during the war
and training courses since, the rec
ord speaks for itself.
The first lesson covers the no.
menclature of the rifle, care,
handling, and safety. The second
lesson includes ballistics, aiming,
sighting - using the sight bar
and the Wintering device, and tri-
angulation drill. Succeeding lessons
include instructions in the various
positions (prone, kneeling, sitting,
squatting, and off-hand), use of
the sling, proper breathing, trigger
squeeze, advanced ballastics, sight
adjustment, and the principals of
bullet trajectory.
AS the course proceeds each pu-
pill is checked by oral and written
tests, which are graded and re-
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, corded. Thus, an accurate picture
is available at all times on each
students progress.
Each pupil is furnished with an
N.R,A. approved manual to use as
reference. The coach and pupil
system is used during the course
as a follow-up and a check on the
student to see if the important
points were retained. This also
enables each pupil to receive in
dividual instruction. The final
phase of the course is qualifica-
tion test which includes a written
examination and firing a course for
record. Army % cal. rifles pro-
cured through the office of the
Director of Civilian Workmanship
are used.
The group that finished the
course on December 20th included:
Roger Ashton, James Borden, Don
Cleveland, Paul Cotner, Michael
Grande, Thomas Hall, Robert
Jandt, Roger Nicola, Richard
Nokes, Roy Pastor, Marilyn Ray,
John Reed, Donald Rushin, Robert
Selzman, and Robert Smith.
Most boys are interested in
shooting. The fact is that the ma
jority of accidents involving guns
occur in the field with the excep-
tion of those resulting from care
less handling of fire arms in the
home. 1t is far better that parents
permit their sons to attend close
ly supervised course similar to
this rather than run the risk Of
accidents.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

In the picture showing the boys
firing from a kneeling position are:
Thomas Hall, Robert Jandt, Don
Cleveland, Roger Ashton, James
Borden. The in-between row: Rob-
ert Selzman, Paul Cotner, and
Marilyn Ray.
Back row: W, E. Bandlow, War
rem Williams, jim Pless, John Reed,
Robert Smith, Donald Rushin, Ri
chard Nokes, Roy Pastor, and
Paul Schneider.
The East Cleveland Rifle Range,
located at Eddy rd. and Hayden
ave-, is still a popular haven for
an enthusiastic group of riflemen.
Members of the East Cleve
land Rifle and Revolver Club
Inc. Junior Division meet each
week to test and improve their
craftsmanship with the help Of
well-qualified instructors. The East
Cleveland Rifle and Revolver Club
Inc. is affiliated with the National
Rifle Association and is authorized
to give a prescribed course in rifle
craftsmanship. The N.R.A. certi-
ficate is awarded to those who can
qualify at the end of the eight
week course.
The N.R.A. course was given by
Paul Schneider of 1921 Shaw ave.
who is Secretary and Chief In
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

Any one interested in shooting
or learning how to shoot is a poten-
tial member in either the Junior
or Senior Division of the East
Cleveland Rifle and Revolver Club
Inc. Membership applications may
be obtained from Minor Hines,
1439 East 134th st. or call him at
Ii. 4987.
Visitors are welcome at the
range on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day, or Friday evenings after 7
p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29
Theatre Notes

Rosemary Brezovec, 1921 Taylor
rd., daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brezovec, will portray the
part Of Mrs. Woodlawn in the
play "Caddie Woodlawn" on
Fairytale Theatre over VICAR,
Sunday January 1st at 1890 pm.
Jim Austin, 1857 Brewster rd.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin,
plays the part of the Indian.
Melvin Hart, 1904 Strathmore,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-29

son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hart,
takes part of Mr.. Kent, in the
same play.
Rosemary, attends Ursuline
Academy, jim goes to Shaw High
and Melvin, attends st. Philomena
School.
Evening star., 1949-12-09
Probers Go 10 Canada
On Trail Of Uranium
Leaks 10 Reds in 1943
9 Continued From First Page.)

@ Continued From First Page)
the committee had questioned 1t
Gen. Leslie r. Groves, retired
wartime head of the United
States atomic bomb project.
The investigators are due to
return before the committee S
next scheduled hearing on De-
cember 19. when two former
minor officials connected with the
lend lease program are to be
quizzed.
On that date. also, the COM
mittee may reach a final decision
on former Vice President Henry
A. Wallace's request for hear
ing.
Mr.. Wallace made his request
after Radio Commentator Fulton
Lewis, jr.. named him as source
of pressure to expedite wartime
atomic shipments to Russia. Mr.
Wallace has denied that.
Wallace Objects to Delay.
Last night Mr.. Wallace OBJ
jected to the committees delay
In hearing him. He told the COM
mittee the delay made the COM
mittee "a party to this attempt
at character assassination"
During Gen. Groves appearance
before the House committee
only Democratic members were
present. circumstance which
brought sharp protests yesterday
from three Republicans-Repre-
sentatives Nixon of California
Case of South Dakota and Velde OF
Illinois.
They told Chairman Wood that
they weren't given enough notice
to be on hand, adding. This can
only lend credence to newspaper
reports already published that the
Evening star., 1949-12-09
John Roosevelt Calls
Hopkins Charges BoseIess

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 9 (P.-
John Roosevelt. 33. youngest sor
of the late President. said today
charges that the late Harry Hop
kins cleared atom secrets to Rus
sia were "just a publicity stunt"
Interviewed here on a business
trip. Mr.. Roosevelt labeled com
pletely unfounded" the charges
brought against Mr.. Hopkins. one
time adviser to the President. by
Ex-Air Force Maj. George Racey
Jordan.
Evening star., 1949-12-09

speed was prompted by desire to
whitewash' the former Govern
ment officials accused"
Won't Drop Matter.
Those officials are Mr.. Wallace
and the late Harry Hopkins, who
was a friend and adviser to Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The COP committee members
indicated they don't intend to let
the matter drop.
Mr.. Wood refused to comment.
Reached by telephone at his Can
ton (Ga.) home, he denied pub
lished reports which said he had
indicated that he will recall. key
witnesses in the investigation.
Asked directly If he did plan
to recall these witnesses, Mr..
Wood said: Il have no further
c0y,,roooto -