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Evening star., 1949-09-10
EDUCATIONAL.
HELP MEN

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. PIX,
coiored. for lse. apt. house; hours.
{ pm. to p.m. Call MA. 1921.
TRUCK DRIVER for furniture store.
Apply in person. VIRGA q CO.;
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uPh6LsrEkER, TIA 81 haX: experienced cushion
maker. Good opportunity pSIt for fiFht
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gszERss z7Hsop Shs TAzAEEs IFi HRDY ~ k.in':i %Sa
Nd, after $50.
WATCHMAKER, experience preferred,
WOOL Sst5 II E.zssis., ssis; stead, work: siSls
YotujNG NAN. ls yrs. old. single. re.
perm. position with life insurance
COMPANY as IBM tabulating machine
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TSTss sghAschs hGSN. S2' eolor.a. porter, GlG ltla.
FokNIA PHAkM" a1ss caliieIai,
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life insurance company. Apply bet;
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LIFE INSURANCE co. s16 18th 18th
YouHG q Nc MAN, 1920. to train tor
HbEaToS sst5 s6Sf msnsas1 sslssma 7as f4th
YOUNG NAN. typist and general Of
ace worker, bA-day wk.. excellent
EoIkins send., perm; DOS; ;,,t ADD!Ss4oss ssos
14th st. NV. Mr.. Gessford. III
YOUNG MAN. expert typist,. address.
osraph sxnesisnss prsfsrlsd, hrnn,ng 0us ssl n9.
ary and permanent position to
young man who can qualify. Box
YoGsa sa5s; s'sT MAN for fountain a work;
fxesreness eenss: ds;vo1r must sH h'ys ysoo
YOUNG MAN with knovledss Of en-
graved social and commercial sta
tionery, capable Of selling to high;
class trade in engraying store ano
executing orders through plant. Ex-
eel. opport. for right person; 20
s PPM 1sssoszSisd s2';i; ''es5 g. So dAriTS Ys5
ENERRiGEr1c, III RiM pleasant psrsonalityi
for electrical machine repairs; must
have car. Give references and
experience. BOX 1927. Star. Ill
with car; special promotlonal work,
advance. q. j. HAMILTON. Ma
tional $50, EXT. 9sos' 10 to 8 sa 9nl''
wANrED-Driver for school; Z, to
8 am and 8 to pm; best
sTRUcrGRAL sTEEI-Take-on man
and estimator. apt. houses. schools,
churches, etc; permanent position;
wash. ID. CO. area; right man. S3
per hr. Write to ALEXANDRIA IRON
WORKS, 500 9. Royal ST. Alex. W.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

xHE ATLAS AGENCY specis Uses In
selecting and placing bookkeepsrs.
ssiSSsiss5Rsa sSSIIs CIV. 'nsso 'f4so s n. Y. ave. as.
PONTIAC 1882 4-ar. ssdan-To be
So'.. Pe-7soiiS, Mescs -45sss,ag7'
Body No: i036s. JENMAF BROS
ARCHITECT, will produce plans for
homes. apartment buildinEs' othsr a
structures; reasonable fee. en-
1IosoSkakEEpING AND TAX RATES
from S. wkly,, includ. monthly state
ments. For details call NO. $3.50.
WILL NOT BE REsroNsIBLE for
osR.r eaS Sat- sSss sassTFsa ozo y 'as % a.
cSsHL hiGs PA. SCHOOL g!,,7 s.s ssse e
half day accommodations, luncheon
optIonsL. Registrations now accepted. /.
ATTENTION! Dog owners to rabies
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Evening star., 1949-09-10
Miss Fultz Bride

The marriage Of Miss Martha
Corinne Fultz, daughter Of Mrs.
Luther Charles Fultz and the late
Mr. Fultz Of Ararat, Va, to Mr..
Boardman Shaw Mowry, son of
MIR. and Mrs. F.. Lawrence Mowry
of Chicago, took place yesterday
in Mt. Vernon Place Methodist
Church. the Rev. Nelson c. Pierce
officiating.
Enough steel rails have been
made in the United States to
build single track 80 times
around the world.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Dance Cancelled

The dance at the United Ma
tions Club planned for tomorrow
evening in honor of Miss Jane
Lingo. queen Of the Presidents
Cup Regatta, and her court. has
been Cancelled owing to the death
of Mr.. Thomas P. Morgan. jr.
Mr.. Morgan had been general
chairman Of special events Of the
regatta.
Shipment Of oysters in the shell
from America to Europe started
in 1861.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Miss Thelma Carolyne Black
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Black, became the bride last eve
ming Of Mr.. Paul David Gillespie
of this city, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
p. o. Gillespie Of Williamson. W.
Va. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. H. w. Baucom. jr.,
in the Takoma Park Baptist
Church,
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Dlds,, 14th and O. RE, 5s3e
HllR MEN

ZDDRE5SodRAPH OPERATOR, must
.5DsIlsnssa iSE syP!ss sn.,'elo, "A y0tS' ,s Sr
$500 Q month, with regular in
creases and generous leave. BOX
AfffiXNEt' sERvIoEMAN Larss
electrical distributor needs IN eIpe.:
ssnssd msa .a swn sss ...k .aessn;
MoSa M 81 nissYT.imiS65T1Nd cotP.. siS
fennsylvania ave. NV. n. 21SO.
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Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP MEN
TRUCK SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for man with
truck-Selling experience to make
well-established Ford dealer, ham
ding a complete line of trucks: iib-
eral compensation and benefits; ex.
cellent working conditions, with full
cooperation Apply to truck sales
manager, CHERNER MOTOR CO,
1871 Florida ave, NV -12
Evening star., 1949-09-10

The Rev. William F. Creighton
officiated at the marriage last eve
ming of Miss Vida Joyce Smith
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Smith, to Mr.. William Denning
Polling, jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Polling of Athens, Ohio. The cere-
mony took place in st. Johns
Episcopal Church in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
CyeIist, Flying u. S. Flag,
Tours Red Zone in Austria

VIENNA. Austria, Sept. 10 (P.
Flying the American flag. a
Brooklyn youth pedaled his bicy-
Gle for three carefree days through
the Soviet zone of Austria. Safe
in Vienna today, he expressed sur
Evening star., 1949-09-10
JEWEL TEA CO., INC.

Has an opening on one Of its estab-
lished routes In Alex. Va. We
operating expenses. Salary and com.
S75 per wk. We will consider only
applicants in Alex. DO not phone
or call at our Washington ONCE.
Write us a letter, stating your age,
marital status, previous sales ex-
perience and your phone number.
confidence Write to MR.. H. w.
POWELL, 212 N. Emerson st., Ar
lington, Va.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Miss Carolina Juliana Campos
has been crowned Her Majesty
Carolina Juliana I, Sport Queen
OF Mexico, in Mexico City.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

The wedding Of Miss Edna
Joyce West, daughter of Mrs.
BERTHE West, and Mr. Robert Otis
Eden, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Eden, took place yesterday in the
Grace Baptist Church. the Rev.
Martin F. Clough officiating.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

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Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP MEN
FITTER

Experienced, for mems and ladies
clothing; good salary and perma-
nent position. Apply 3rd f., BOND
CLOTHES, 1885 st. NV. III
Evening star., 1949-09-10
GROCERY CLERKS

Super Market exper. Good opport.
for willing, capable men. Apply in
person 46Oa Lee hwy. 10
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Evening star., 1949-09-10
SHORT ORDER COOK
White, for MAYFLQWER DINER
500 r. I. ave. ne. Day shift. II
TeleviSion Installation
and Servicemen

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Evening star., 1949-09-10

permanent position. II you are
have knoSisdss Sex = TO % serve public.
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, 1949-09-06
Mr.. & Mrs. Fleming
Celebrate Silver
anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Flem-
ing yesterday celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary in their home at La
Grange where they held open
house for their many friends.
Although the Flemings re-
ceived many gifts of silver to
mark the occasion, what made
them happiest was the mar
riage of their eldest daughter,
Frances, later that evening to
Bruce Henderson. 1t was prac-
tically a joint affair, but the
parents apparently cared
nought of themselves Mrs.
Fleming, the former Miss Asia
Hansen, was speaking only of
her daughter, & Mr.. Fleming
was as excited as a school boy
about THE same thing.
The house was lavishly de-
corated with palms & flowers.
, 1949-09-06
Workers at Grove
Place Discuss
Wage Hearings

Workers from all over the
island gathered at Grove Place
yesterday afternoon in respon-
Sc to a call by the St. Croix La
Dor Union, to discuss the wage
rate for cane cultivation to be
held at a public hearing on
Monday, September 26, 1919 at
the Government House in
Christiansted.
Many questions were raised
concerning some changes
which the Virgin Islands Cor
poration is said to be planning
such as: dividing the workers
into seperate groups; also the
piece work COB work. which
workers have rejected.
The president, Ludwig Har-
rigan, explained that discus
sions were being held between
officials of the Corporation &
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-09-06

Fleet Foot" and "Collton''.
The former lived up to his
name.
The first race saw a Roam
Filly named Pearl, against a
dark bay named Dolly. 1t was
a beautiful race and won by
the former in lilo and ITO. In
the second race st. Patrick ran
from behind to overtake
Yankee Moon, making it in
1.26; in the 3rd, Starlight with
Albert Adams up, streaked
from six lengths behind to pass
Blitz as if he were standing
still to win an imposing race.
Billy Boy who was scheduled
for this race was scratched be-
cause of lameness.
Some thrills were produced
in the fourth race in which five
entries battled for position.
Although Flame lead in the
back strech, Symphony pushed
up from third place to win.
The race ended: Symphony LIST
Citation End, Flame 3rd, Give
Me Time 4th, and Don Bebe,
who ran out on the first turn
was unable to catch up, and
Continued on Page A,
, 1949-09-06
August Bisserup.
Well-known Citizen,
Passes at 80

August Rudolph Bisserup
well-known citizen of st. Croix
passed away quietly in the
Christiansted Municipal Hos
pital at 1O:45 yesterday morn
ing. He was 80. He is survived
by two daughters and two sons
all of whom reside on the main
land, and his god-son Claude
O. Markoe.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted in the st. Johns Angli-
can Church this evening. The
funeral procession left the
hospital at 4::30.
Mr.. Bisserup was in the Gov
eminent service most Of his
lifetime. Starting as a book
keeper in the Department of
Finance he was transferred to
Frederiksted where he served
under the then collector of Gus
toms, Walter Berg, He was la
ter made Postmaster in Fred
eriksted, working with the late
B. R. Larsen. When the Islands
were taken over by the U. S.
he was reappoinetd postmaster
Continued on page 4
, 1949-09-06
Rumors on Muinlund
Soy Judge Moore
MdY Be Next Gov.

Rumors continue to circu-
late in Washington and else
where on the mainland that
Judge Herman E. Moore of the
Federal District Court of the
Virgin Islands, may be the
next Governor of these Islands
Reliable quarters continue
to hold that Governor HASTE
is slated for a place on one of
the Jusidial Circuits, either in
Washington, or the Third Cir
cult, which includes New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
and the Virgin Islands.
, 1949-09-06
Miss limo Jackson
Leaves to Enter
Specimen College

Miss lima Jackson, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Jackson of Christiansted,
left on the early plane today
for New York, from whence
she will proceed to Atlanta,
Georgia, to enter Spellman
College.
Miss, Jackson a gradute Of
the Christiansted High School,
She was making name for her
self as a singer and plans to
continue her studies in line.
She will however major in
social science.
Her father is a well-known
local contractor.
, 1949-09-06
Miss Frances Fleming Becomes
Bride of Bruce Henderson

Miss Frances Fleming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Fleming, became the
bride Of Bruce Henderson Of
Nashville, Tenssee, in one of
the most brilliant ceremonies
seen here in recent years. The
ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father John Levo, in st.
Paul's Anglican Church.
Miss Fleming was given in
marriage by her father; the
groom's bestman was his faith
er, J. B. Henderson. The brides
maids were: Misses Barbara
Armstrong, Alice B. Nelthropp
Minita Duran, Jean Fleming,
Marion Fleming and Ceace
Henderson, the groom's sister.
Mrs. George Frederick Elem
ing was Matron of Honor. Ush-
ers were: Messers William
Belknapp, West, Ray Eisenbe,
James Fry, George Balfour
, 1949-09-06
st. Patrick Defeats Yankee
Moon; 5th Race a Thriller

"St. Patrick" of the Alexan-
der Hamilton Stables defeated
"Yanke Moon" by a neck yes
terday. This was the feature
race but the fans had no idea
that there was an even more
thrilling encounter awaiting
them until the Fifth between
, 1949-09-06

File n 6, George Frederick
Cedric Nelthropp and
Miles Malcolm Skeoch.
A reception was held at 8:15
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-09-06
Cards, Globetrotters
Meet Tomorrow NIGHT

The Cardinals and Globe
trotters are scheduled to meet
on the Christiansted Basket
ball Court tomorrow night at
$50.
Isidro Benjamin will cap
tain the Cards; Rudy Krie-
ger heads the Globetrotters.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Keneipp Calls Farley
I0f All Cab Drivers
On Traffic, Licensing

Traffic Director George E
Keneipp has invited all Wash.
ington cab drivers to a discussion
of traffic problems and licensing
procedures at 10:30 am. nex'
Tuesday in the National Guare
Armory.
This was, disclosed last night al
a meeting of the Commissioners
Traffic Advisory Board at the
Municipal Center.
Letters have; been sent to tax.
fleets and associations. urging al
Owners and operators who can be
spared from duty to attend the
open forum discussion.
For some time" Mr. Keneipr
wrote. II have thought it would
be a fine thing for the District. il
we could enlist the advice and ac-
tive cooperation of the city's
9,071 licensed hackers in our ef-
forts to create improved traffic
conditions and greater safety on
our streets"
Mr.. Keneipp emphasized that
only matters over which the De-
partment of Vehicles and Traffic
exercises jurisdiction" will be con-
sidered. These include traffic
regulation and procedure for OBJ
tanning new or renewed hackers
Identification cards. Rates are
under the control of the Public
Utilities Commission.
Cab drivers were urged to sub
NIT written questions for discus
sion.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Motorcycle Accident
lis Fatal 10 Marine

A Marine corporal stationed at
the Navy's Arlington Annex died
yesterday Of injuries suffered in
a motorcycle accident.
Bruce L. Kellogg, "a. died in the
Naval Dispensary at Patuxent
Md, where he was taken after a
crash Sunday near Laurel Grove
Md. Corpl. Kellogg's home was
listed as Merryville. La.
Virginia State police at Cul-
pepper today announced identified
ton of a man killed late Sunday
in an accident on Route so neal
Paris, Clarke County.
He was John Walker, 40, ad-
dress unknown. police said. They
said the Identification was estab-
lished by the FB1 from finger
prints.
Mr.. Walker was the second vic.
tim of a crash in which cal
skidded and struck a culvert. The
first was Woodrow w. Fletcher
%, of 311 South Adams street
Arlington, driver of the car. Mr.
Walker was thought to have been
a hitch -hiker.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Truman Schedule Full,
Cancels Press Conference

President Truman has called of
his regular press conference thi.
week, Press Secretary Charles G
Ross said today.
Mr.. Ross said the President hac
full schedule for the remainder
of the week getting his desk
cleared preparatory to leaving fol
Key West Monday.
The Truman household will
spend a quiet Thanksgiving. hav-
ing dinner, about midday. Miss
Margaret Truman will be away
so, unless there are other addi-
tions from the family in Missouri
the President, Mrs. Truman and
Mrs. Truman's mother. Mrs. David
Wallace, viii be the only ones
present. ;
On Saturday MIR. Truman will
make his annual trip to Phila-
delphia for the Army-Navy foot
ball game.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Court Rejects ice Motion
For Immediate Joint Fare

The Supreme Court yesterday
turned down a motion by the In
terstate Commerce Commission
for immediate enforcement Of the
high court decision of November
IA on the Joint fare issue affecting
the Capital Transit Co. and two
Virginia bus lines.
The court had upheld the right
of the ICC to, set fares for trans
portation Of passengers by Capital
Transit and the. Virginia lines be-
tween District points and the
Pentagon and other nearby in
stallations in Arlington County.
The. ICC had set 16-cent joint
fare. While the litigation was in
the courts, Capital Transit has
charged % cents for communication
tickets with refunds of 8 or 6
cents to patrons who were given
receipts, to be held until the mat
ter was settled in court.
Under ordinary Supreme Court
procedure, Capital Transit would
have Is days from November IA to
ask for reconsideration of the rul-
ing. Refusal of the court to grant
the ICC motion for immediate
issuance of the mandate leaves
further time for possible filing OF
such request and also leaves the
present fare arrangement in effect
for the time, being. +
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Suspect Held Hel
lin 4HofeI HoIdups

A man described as a Marine
desertei was being held under
$4,000 bond today. pending a
grand jury investigation of police
charges that he has held up four
hotels here during the last week.
Hassel] Ray Poindexter. 20. ap-
peared before United States Com
missioner Cyril S. Lawrence yes
terday on charges he held up the
Grown, Hotel. in the 900 block of
H street NV, Thursday night and
again Saturday, for a total haul Of
S45.60 Police said Poindexter also
has admitted robbing the Adams
Hotel in the 1000 block of Sixth
street NV, and lodging house
in the 900 block of New York ave-
nue NV, Sunday night.
Poindexter was arrested yester-
day at Tenth and K streets NV
Police said he was carrying a .25-
caliber automatic when he was
seized.
Detectives said Poindexter also
has admitted the robbery of Pau
Brick. owner of clothing store
at 901 Ninth street NV, on Octo-
ber 27. Mr.. Brick lost 5000 ano
some jewelry.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Marlboro Bypass Inspected
By State Road Officials

Maryland State roads officials
visited Southern Maryland yester-
day for look at. the Marlboro by
pass.
An inspection party headed by
Russell H. Mccain, State roads
commissioner, watched a noun
tain of earth being leveled on the
1892 900 bypass.
The bypass is one of the major
improvements mapped for the
highway system in Prince
Georges, Charles, Calvert and St.
Marys Counties.
On completion Of the bypass.
motorists using the Grain high
way will be able to avoid traffic
tie-ups in downtown Marlboro and
the hilly, sharply curving ap-
proaches to the town.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Sales Tax Collections Here
Total S1,OSo,93O in Month

A total of $1,080,930 was col
lected by the Districts Sales and
Use Tax Division during the period
from September 20 to October %.
Allan F. Brooke. head Of the divi-
sion, reported today.
OF that figure. 1921 was in
penalties. he said. Sales taxes on
general merchandise led with
$329, ,399 collected. Food and bev-
erage came next with $184,734.
Other classif1cations and the
amounts collected follow: Appeal
group, $780, ,633; automotive. $43,-
637; furniture and appliances.
$50, ,004; lumber, builders and con-
tractors, $79,407; utilities and
transportation, $41.765; exempt
organizations, SIT; miscellaneous,
$158, LAG; use tax, 1864, and inter-
est, 80 cents.
Mr.. Brooke said the number of
returns totaled 11,203.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
D. {. Area Couple Held
In Wedding Ring Theft

A young Washington area
couple whose marriage plans were
frustrated by South Carolina's "a
hour law are being held today in
Orangeburg, s. c., charged with
grand larceny in the theft of a set
of wedding rings, according to the
Associated Press.
Detective 1t. C. Harold Hall of
Orangeburg said the two identi-
fled themselves as Barbara Jean
Belts. 18, of Route 2. Silver
Spring, Md, and Herbert Burn
side Lowery, jr., IS, of 4934 Esk-
ridge terrace NV.
They were arrested shortly
after a store owner reported the
theft of a set of three rings val
ued ct $185 after the couple had
been in his store, the Associated
Press said.
The couple said they had tried
to get a marriage license earlier
in the day, but had been told they
would have to wait "a hours after
filing their application.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Car Theft Charges Placed
Against 7 Boiling Airmen

The FBI yesterday. placed cal
theft charges against two 19-year-
old Boiling Air Force Base pri-
Yates who were accused of taking
an automobile from the base
July 90 and selling it in Arling-
ton a few days later.
Brought before United States
Commissioner Cyril S. Lawrence
were Morris B. Stpddard and Will
liam A. Lawson. They were held
for the grand jury after a pre-
liminary hearing. Bond was sci
at 81 900 each.
FBI agents said Stoddard hao
signed statement admitting
theft of three cars here. They
said Lawson had confessed tc
two car thefts.
The FBI said a third Boiling
airman, Pvt. Richard J. Adsit
20, had been involved in the in.
terstate transportation of the Cal
stolen at the base. His case wa.
continued until November 80 or
his appearance before Commis-
sioner Lawrence last Friday.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Looking Forward at 60
Trade Board Action Over Years
Improved D. C.. Transportation

aviation committee was named
and given the major objective of
obtaining an air terminal for
Washington.
The committee was headed by
Lawrence E. Williams. later to
become president Of the Board of
Trade. Mr.. Williams and his
committee surveyed possible sites
and, in 1928, recommended Grav-
ely Point as an ideal location.
Ten years later, President
Roosevelt authorized the Wash
ington National Airport and the
site he selected was the one rec
commended by Mr.. Williams, and
the Board of Trade Aviation Com
mittee.
Some Of the many other prof.
ects for which the board may
claim a major credit include:
I. Removal of streetcar tracks
from the Mall.
Construction Of many Rock
Creek Park bridges, Chain Bridge,
Arlington Memorial Bridge and
the South Capitol Street Bridge.
Downtown Traffic Attention.
Contraction of Thomas, Scott
and Dupont Circle underpasses.
Installation Of parking meters.
Creation of a District Motor We
hicle Parking Agency.
The boards concern with mat
ters of transportation is a con-
tinuing one.
In this 60th anniversary year, it
lis interested particularly in prob
lens Of downtown traffic and the
threat of decentralization.
It has advocated improved
parking facilities and a mass
transportation system so Wash
ington will mot suffer the dis
astrous deterioration of the CEN
trail business area that has oc-
Cured in some other national
cities" .s.a
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Providence Hospital Shop
To 0pen Tomorrow

+ The Providence Economy Shop
whose sales will help Offset deficits
in operation of Providence Hos
pital, will open tomorrow at 1246
Twentieth street NV.
+ Operated by the women's board
of the hospital, the store will be
open from 10 am. to 6 pm
daily except Sunday and holi-
days. Articles for sale will in
clude clothing, household furnish
ings, pictures, musical instru-
ments and toys.
Among women who will be ac-
tive in the new hospital benefit
project are Mrs. j. Raymond
Raedy, president Of the board;
Lady Berendson, wife of the New
Zealand Ambassador; Mrs. How
ard Mitchell, wife of the National
Symphony Orchestra conductor;
Mrs. Magruder Macdonald, wife
Of the District coroner. and Mrs.
Matthew Mcclure, wife of the
District Court judge.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Young 6. 0. P. Told Party
Needs More Stockholders

Robert Freer, Washington at
torney. told the Young Republi-
cans Club last night that the Re-
publican Party needs lot more
tockholders."
Mr.. Freer, former chairman of
the Federal Trade Commission,
said he was in favor of not only
more stockholders but also "a
loWer-priced stock in the party
Mr.. Freer said it is the Repub-
|licans, job to acquaint the public
with what 1t would mean to live
in welfare. state" and said
the Truman doctrine is leading
down that road. He also pointed
out a need for more club members.
Kenneth Adams, club president,
announced that Edmund E. Pen
dleton, jr.. a past president, will
represent the District club on a
national policy making commit.
tee of Young Republicans from
each State. Last nights meeting
was held at the Highlands Apart
ments, Connecticut avenue and
California street NV.