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Evening star., 1949-11-11
HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT TO MENU WRITER in
large restaurant chain. viii be re-
ouired to compute and tabulate food
cost figures with accuracy, Should
tian. or home econom. graduate.
Apply to 80 Conn. ave. NV. -13
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be exper:
GUST1'S BEAUTY SALON. 1905 H
BhAJTx e riT ofERaSGR-perm. ME afe1 pos POSI- for
MOOR BEAUTY SALON, EN-. 2i13.
BooKKEEPER-To keep set of books
for small dept. store, complete dble.
sssly salary eRsn; s3sn state references. Box
Bo0KKEEPPEfR - Experienced; full
charge; accurate at figures. good
typist: 5-day week; permanent; ref
erenee required, Call Saturday. 10
BooKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR. Apply THE MODE, p st. at
11th NV. 4th floor. bet. 10 am.
BookkEEPER S RGHai AND rYP1sr. perma-
nent position: CHANGE for advance
Apply CROSBY SHOE STORE. IA
CAsHfEiR. Experienced on MGR: not
over 30 yrs. OF age. good salary,
psrmansnt psIp "a zen POSITION No phone calls.
SURPLUS 8 u SALES CO. 425 10th ST.
CASHIER with drug experience. Ap-
ply in person, CHASTLETON PHAR-
MACY. 18th and r sts. NV. Ia
CASHIER, experienced in cigars and
s5sf sSS.. DESo aS Sses'ys so 1000 tgS5,
CASHIER, some exper. in sale
MpEaARMAGY, Ma MAS saos 10Th st. NV.
CLERK: white only, to manage laun-
esEYsoN2 sSGd Lz1NB zsisT z ssT
CLERK. dry dry I Cleaning. ing experienced, a
middle aged: prefer one, who can
give estimates, steady work, good
salary, hours, 1 pm. to 8 PM. 1919
cLsRks III Ii s'T for inserting circulars MsS in
and experience. and what nights
and hours you can work. Box 51-J,
CIERK-sECRETARY-Genersl ALL
round once worker as part Of small
cLERK-TYPIsT. under 80, accurate
with figures; must be good typist
with initiative and ability to handle
detail: 5k-day week; starting sal
ary. $40, advancement. Elk. 5340.
COSTUME DESIGNER
White, graduate Of costume design
ing course; must be able to teach
costume designing and work in de-
signing and making shop; capable
OF assuming responsibilities; exper-
ience pref, but not necessary; Won-
derful opportunity for right party.
Write, giving age, background, train
ing, salary desired and ref. Box
142-J. Star: Ill
DANCING TEACHERS
Arthur Murray Dance Studios need
young women with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing,
no exper. necessary, complete train
ing course given. Unusual .oppor-
tunity to advance to position Of
S,,AaevtaAps aud AvANnt3vAR rRI1a0A
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ENGINEERING DESIGN
AND DRAFTING

4-year college education. Majored
math. physics and chemistry. 10
years experience, IN aeronautical,
electro mechanical. construction and
G. 7. SMITH, 6s05 Ga. ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT isoutheastern uni.
War. Assets; unbroken record for
employment. Box s27-K, star.
ARTIST = Young American-swedish
wants part time work on estate or
country home where lge. room is
avail. for painting; has done out
door work. can cook; responsible;
excel. refs. OR. 3711.
AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER for
new car dealer; young man now
Chrysler Corp. dealer; college grad
uate. former Army officer, sober,
married. Write Box 227-H. Star.
BOY. 20, colored, wants part time
5ob' a.m;-l2: !. D. G and Md. per-
BUILDER, Al. and wife, steno-ofice
mgr, SO, desire employment local
construction firm or allied business.
Salary secondary to future. 10 yrs,
cIERK 1slfTsnc1s eaS SeR staT as
Refs. What have you. for middle
CONTRACTOR for brickwork. car.
psnter 1,.s york and painting. PHONE
EANHairNiEE2skR-Esr1mAroR AHi iEsR conitruc- sg
with firm specializing in commercial
Hakp ntsEstiSnS Rh0ne CO orred 1919 ve1s4.n
ry 81 B. 5scsrooFg 81 81 Of nsis s saa yeaes 'as% oee
administrstion, Wholesale groceries.
MAN. White. 60, needs janitor,
wssttsshman or other light work, GL,
MSN. COL, wants part-time work;
NAVY VET. ta''! Is yrs. his. srad.. 8
s;a. years aero G.,t.m eng qualified eng eng
RETfsEb E1fs aSAPSii PoiicE "a OFFICER, fGe white,
capable. excel. references; work as
guard or. EQUIV: day or afternoon
shifts full or part time. Box 2033..K,
SALESMAN with car desires position;
willing to travel; can also invest
sEIIfSa GnfSa E8koGfivEssesls Eek EsrK ssss chang.
Of interests. Now associated. Col
contacts. Strength: Sale of ideas
and. programs on executive level.
Prefer two year .contract-commis-
sion basis, 30-day cancellation
clause. $4,000 income SO far this
firms or trade assns. with good
D. & B. rating and/or exceptional
promise. Box t93-K, Star. 12'
STENOGRAFHER, man, fast, accu-
rate, desires part time or temporary
position; age, 40; S1.50 hour: LU
3-1390. IT,
YOUNG MAN, white. married, desires
part time employment: good refer
ences; use OF car. Call IA. 9770
YOUNG MAN, "a. h.s.g., desires full
or part time night work, mechani-
cally inclined, dependable, piece
/ work desired. Not interested in
temporary work. Box 173-K, Star.
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FIVE statesmen

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
MEN OR WOMEN-Earn up to $40
per day, full or part time selling
large Xmas items No waiting for
commission. no deliveries. Ideal for
Govt clerks. SH. 1011. -12
SODA CLERKS. white, hours 2-5 and
6-11 pm. Sats. 10-5 pm. Sun. ell
pm; l day OF. S35. Box 434-J, Star.
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Paper hanger, white, first
class. 1928 18th St. NV.

PHARMACIST, registered, for medi.
cal clinic; $500 per yr.; 9 to
5:15 Mon. through Fri, 9 to !
Sat, l mo. vacation, medical coy-
erage. Call ST. 1924. -13
ply ready for work. MARLBORO
GARDENS, Marlboro Pike. just over
D: c. line or after 8 pm. call HI
3505. Ia
PLUMBER-Experien in new and
repair work. Must have own tools
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS wanted,
experienced. JIM BRINCEFIELD &
CO., Ii. 3-0130. IL
PLUMBERS WANTED
Apply MR.. SoPER on lob, 9th ant
Nichols dr., Laurel. Md. Laurel $40
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SAleSMEk

sALEsMEN-,Large Eastern food con-
AGE. 2S-35; high school graduate:
must have contacts in restaurant
business; Salary and commission.
Write, stating age, experience, refer
encss: Box ls3-K. Star.
two new positions for men between
ages 20-40. No experience necessary
as we will train you. Large National
chain offers opportunity for ad-
vancement., Excel. earnings through
straight salary and commission. No
bonus commission paid to men able
to show ability. Automobile assen-
tiai Apply In person: see MR.. N. G.
DeMeRS, 604 9th st; NV. Ill
ss,.,. car, knHwledge S.sk .ns Of, Of value Of real
posal. Call for appt., HENRY v.
WTHLsoouuGHBY. souS 500 Mass. ave. ne,
sALEsMEN, experienced in selling
AhEsER sa Esi!E.sIs sA odsS Gs{sDsSns io2 .pps MR.
MAN to contact wholesale and re-
AIRY and expense. Excellent oppor-
REH Rfunity ysTx1se WTIse sox lss;k. Star u.
J; NOBLE goAz. Resitor. 74s4 wis
TWO ALERT YOUNG MEN who have
had selling exper. are needed at
once. Salary and commissi ion
TRAILER CO. INC. 4oso Wis: ave.
NV, mornings only; evenings BY
MANUFACTURERS of nationally known
brand Of. fine cigars desires the
services OF an experienced salesman
for local and surrounding territory.
Car furnished Applications conf
Dental. Box 219-K, Star 13'
MAN with some clothing exper:
steady position. Apply DAILEY'S,
RETAIL SALESMAN with car-Youns
man, 1928 yrs, to sell local retail
stores; salary and expenses: good
position. excel. future If you qualify.
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC,
phone SH. 2030 for appointment.
JR. SALESMAN-Young man, 1921
yrs: national company. excellent
future; salary and expenses: must
have car. CANADA DRY GINGER
ALE. INC, phone SH. 2O3O for aprt.
OUTSTANDING SALESMAN ONLY
UNIQUE automotive proposition already
proven. Excellent salary and ex-
penses during training. Earnings
$1,000 to $4,000 yer year. DE.
1717. MR.. CARR. after 8 am, Mon.
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STATISTICAL CLERK

tion with many employment benefits.
Apply in person. $40 Conn. ave.
NV. -1G
TAILOR, full or part time. Apply
Mr.: Bill Kola. LONGS, 731 7th st.
TYPIsT-permanent position; good
choFano salc5S 1eP,' eSa 7os Hs95Ixw9oD III T.
TYPIsT twhite>. under 30; must be
rapid and accurate on IBM electro
matte typewriter; 4O-hr. week. Lo-
Gated w. VI: ave. ne. Phone MR..
TYPIST-general ONCE worker, steady
R2silon; oTa1sa sSTf se''rs Co. A'9lI sIs a 7s5
TYPIsT for statistical .typinr in .c-
eSons e9nntin5 81. enlss: s7ss: part time sa 9aly'
TYPIST betw. AGES 1s and IS; per-
manent ma position, t;.ay s;day wk;; plsss.
sURANCE CO. or NORTH AMER
IICA; $40 woodward Bldg, 18th and
raariisssr.aoiIHkiRx-p.rm.n.nt:I I Isl aiHi Ia1 .m.ll,
congenial ONCE: liberal vacation; g.
day week, varied duties; 81 800 an
pSonss number. Box ' zii1H. Star. :
WAITRESS for restaurant. cocktail
Apply, 1016 18th st. NV. Please do
w8iraEss.: nSf RhSRs: mature. e.per.; f.mi,,
sss saeE' zppl3 H&aEfsaFoA a3 Gisk@Ei ssps d.
Iington, TIE. 0096. -13
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FOOD SALESMAN

TOOD OALEOIMAN
Good opportunity for experienced
food salesman in Washington area
by established manufacturer; must
be acquainted with both independent
and chain stores. Apply in own
handwriting: give full details Of ex-
rerience. etc.; phone number. Box
Evening star., 1949-11-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

REPAIRS AND SERVICE
LEAKY? Paracrete rub
Der paint process Is guaranteed to
ggsteIp.serof gstIt.s from nq,n1 ths inside ipsS ans
MFRss:.. oL, $500. '
BRICKLAYING-Fir chimneys,
walls and walks built and repaired.
A FAGNANT. 10, 2-1994.
BUILDER, small homes or. repairs;
draw plans and spec. Call JOHN.
NY" Ii. 7-3968 after $50 pm.
CARPENTRY - Cabinets, shelving,
store fixtures, storm sash and doors
etc. Call MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 9703
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. stairs
built or remodeled, ,Porshes inclo:ed,
CARPENTERING, plastering, fre-
proonng. cementing. brick work;
Esni: contractor; quick serv., co
CARPENTRY, cabinets. shelving. store
fixtures, storm sash and doors, etc.
Call MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY-Atttc finished, rec.
reation rooms. porches tnclosed
dental or commercial. ]. 3. HEN
DRICK5 UN. 2491.
CARPENTRY WORK OF ALL kINDS
2k years sxperienss.. ARTHUR
Evening star., 1949-11-11
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

13'
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fiae.
stone terraces. walks. chimneys, are
places, cement driveways. porches.
Efsanlef Enas 81 xsls Pes sFan1ss nA A.
CUccIo. Route 5. Horners ians.
CHAIN LINK S FENCES 'iaH installed S'0H in
pk2NfwzYsc: aGNf EsNcE f9 EoAps Ap ssaf sakkISd md
LOTS surfaced with concrete, black
top. bluestone, cinders, Stag, be ak
gravel. 10. 3-4912. H.
FENCE, chain lengths. galv: 80 mos.
special. Days, FIR. 1882; ewes, VI.
FENCING-Prompt and expert in
stallation of chain link wire fenc-
ing. 1t protects your home and
kegs bsp yoa cs SEd 4sde sste for for chill as
mate mate U dRfFF1Ta If; rsso coNs6MEss, es5 5Hss sf
Floor reg sANpiNG sfIf e'e. and niT refnishins,
general repairs, expertly.. done to
gHT.rp yeIr sa.isfae.ion c.fs no,p Call MASS MASS
FLOOR sERv1CE-Nothins but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing,
TORS, ING, 1917 Wisconsin ave.
MoDERNiziNG and additions; cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. 1908 Eve st NV.
PAINTING and decorating. guaran-
teed work: at reasonable prices;
NICK. at LO. 5-211S. -13
PAINTING AND PATCH PkASTERING
For cheerful estimates, call MR..
BARNES, Ii. 3-3272. Ia
PAPERING, PAINTING, white mech;
free est; reas. rates. DE. 637S
after 4:30 pm; TO. 6513 any time.
PAVING - Concrete sidewalks. flag
stones, drtveways. Easements, etc;
asphalt driveways, parking lots;
PAVING-Driveways parkings. side
walks, ETC.; black-t top or concrete.
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1892
Evening star., 1949-11-11
RUG CUTTER

Man, competent TO measure and cut
linoieum and carpeting. Discount
on purchases. free hospitalization
and other employe benefits. Apply
personnel ONCE, 9Th door, GOLDEN
8ERGR 7th and K sts. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1949-11-11

LADIES, OVER "a, to sell wearing
apparel by REALSIIK, through per-
sonal contacts and leads. About
$1.50-$2.0 90 per hr. Day or eve hrs.
optional. Act. quickly to get the
MA. 1856, 10 an. to pm.
MANICURIST, S36 guar. and comm.
" day Sat-; Investment Building
1910 18th st. NV. EX 92S5. III
MILLINERY SALESLADIES for better
hats; excellent salary, steady posi-.
ton. Apply OF once. 1918 Conn
Evening star., 1949-11-11

Statesmen for Mems
Clothing Department
Must be thoroughly experienced
Starting salary SS5; advancement;
permanent. Apply REGAL, I'll 7th
ST. NV
Evening star., 1949-11-11
DANCING TEACHERS

Arthur Murray Dance Studios need
young women with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing,
no exper. necessary complete train
tunity to advance TO position Of
supervisors and executives. College
trained women between 22-32 given
preferences. Do not phone or write.
Personal interviews only. Apply
Arthur Murray Studios
1lo6 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Radio Service Men

Experienced on AM, I'm and record
changers. 20% discount on all pur-
chases, vacation with pay, group
We Pay Top Salaries
And Car Allowance
Evening star., 1949-11-11
HIGH CLASS ACCOUNTANT
Career Opportunity

Exper. in construction of large pvt.
and government contracts. Give
resume in detail with salary desired
ROx tI4-J Ie,r ID
Evening star., 1949-11-11
POSTAL, CLERK

Young woman to assist in SUBJ sta :
ton, postal experience preferred but
not essential. Attractive and pleas
ing personality necessary. Apply Mr.
Noulles, WHELAN DRUG, 1926 Mt.
Vernon ave-, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1949-11-11

OPf0oi Oe1111Uy
insurance GO. is adding a salaried
representative in Washington; clean
cut. young man, age 23 to 80. mar
ried or single. sales aptitude with e
college education or Its equivalent
educated in casualty and FIRE in
surance and completely trained in
our selling method. Full salary paid
from start plus incentive plan. un-
limited opportunities for advance
ment. Inquiries held absolutely con-
Evening star., 1949-11-11

STORM WINDOWS-Double hung or
easement, wood or aluminium. Get
the best for less. No down payment,
3 years to pay. Call for free est!-
mate. HO. 6SS3; eyes,, DE. 1854.
TELEvISION-outsi antennas in
stalled; guarantee better results;
immed. service. MR.. SHEA, WA.
9125. --13
Evening star., 1949-11-11
LACY'S, INC.

LACY'S, INC.
Half and Que S.w. liz
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Have opening for / experienced sales.
man with. car, for our Conn. ave
the exclusive sale Of several builders
new homes in this subdivision; ex.
eel. opport. for the right man.
SHAPIRO, INC.
Gil 18th st. NV. ME. 1717.
fEPAIR MAN for washers and small
appliances; steady Job, good pay;
6-day. week. sLATTERY RADIO
Evening star., 1949-11-11

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
Evening star., 1949-11-11

GLASSMEN 90, steady work, good
earuines, also l shop man, exper
$50 Wis ave. OIL, 2022 -lh
Evening star., 1949-11-11

Haberdashery Salesman
Young man experienced in selling
fine quality mems furnishings; full
pi,;tiar n' III LINE rsnSse niH eaIninS PosSi- i
lowing. Apply to Mr.. SchoenberR,
FASHION SHOP, INC, 1900 F St.
Ia
Evening star., 1949-11-11

Storm DOOrS-Aluminum
Comb.-$59.50 Installed
These beautiful lifetime doors spe-
ciaIly priced for q. limited time only.
UN. 1886 till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
BUSINESS SERVICES

pVSTNBSJ 3ENVFS6S
TRASH REMOVAL - Free estimate.
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASE
SERVICE, AD 5457,
Evening star., 1949-11-11

SIDING-All types, cover your home
now for winter. Insulation. Get the
best for less No down payment; 3
years to pay. Call HO. 6sS3; ewes,
DE. GSS4 IA
Evening star., 1949-11-11
HELP WOMEN
SALESWOMAN

OhbC0W 0WOVIfAN
With some knowledge of sewing. 40
hour wk. Must be pleasant. neat
nent EMPLOYMENT. Apply in person
to Mr.. Beers, Mon. Tues. or Wed.
between IL am and 3 pm, SINGER
SEWING CENTER. 2S35 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. -13
Evening star., 1949-11-11

LUNCH ROOM-Nice and clean; good
NV. location: S-year lease; reported
doing 500, or better per day
Shoe Repair Shop-Well located and
doing good business
Automobile Repair Shop-Ideal for Q
live mechanic; very good equip; will
sell cheap. owing to owner being un-
Sr., RE. 49lO: ewes, OF. $500 Ii
Evening star., 1949-11-11

IT ISN'T TOO LATE
For "Personalized Xmas Cards"
Bring US your favorite negative or
snapshot. Give your friends and
folks back home Q pleasant surprise.
Copying and finishing. D. C. PHOTO
SERVICES, 1920 New York ave.
NV. RE. 6422. 13.
THE EVANGELICAL
SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST CHURCH
Services Every SABBATH (Saturday)
1912 9th st. NV, hear K, 1890 am.
Visitors Welcome. Warfield 2713.
DAY NURSERY !,
Excellent care for your child in .
licensed suburban home; conv. to
Sc. and nearby Md. Call HI. 1880.
-13
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A. limited number of selected alco.
holic patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITAR1UM. WI. 100. OIL. 1855.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
BEDROOM

CONTINUED On Next Fass9
Evening star., 1949-11-11

2--SToRY BLDG. on hwy. suitabls
for any type business. 40xsO IT. on
100000.
Tourist court with 3ia acres, 800 IT,
frontage on Lee blvd. in town Of
Fairfax, S3s,5OO.
Desirable tourists courts and loca-
tons. PENTAGON REALTY CO.,
Phone Fairfax 396. Ia
Evening star., 1949-11-11

PLANS DRAWN
For residential and commercial build
ings by an experienced designer.
HO, 1886 Ia
Evening star., 1949-11-11

ROOMING HOUSE BUSINEss-dood
NV location, l blk. transp., etc;
II rms, 3 baths, oh.-w.h. Long
lease; $500 mo. quoted income.
plus apt. for owner; $1,000 down.
PROPERTY AND ROOMING HOUSE
BUSINESS. off 14th and Irving SITS.
NV; light housekeeping units;
nice 1st-fl. apt for owner Oil heat.
Nicely furn throughout Excel con-
dition. Owner quotes $3.50 mo. in
come. See today RE. 1915. CHAP
MAN REALTY co Ia
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16
HALLE Q. BROWN PLANS VARIED
LIST OF CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES

Halle Q. Brown community
house has a varied list of activities
planned for the Christmas holi-
days. One of the affairs that has
already taken place is the Christ
mas party for the Girl Scout
Troop 81, which was held Wednes-
day, Dec. IA, from to 8 p. m,
at Halle.
At this party, gifts were ex-
changed, games played and prizes
awarded. Mrs. Hazel Butler, troop
leader announced that there will
be no more meeting of the group
until after the first of next year.
Events yet to happen are the
Shriners Christmas party for
Riddles from 6 to IL years old to
be held from 3 to 8 p. m, Satur-
day, Dec. II.
On Monday, December 10, the
Club 13 viii have a Christmas
party for members only. from 8
to 10 p. m, with Mr.. Louis House,
supervising.
Also on December 10, the -Four
O'clock Hour will be given a
Christmas party by the Girl Scout
Troop IS from the Maddox school,
The party will be from 4 to 5 p,
m.
On December %, the Los Her
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manas club will give a club party
from to 10 p. m. On Friday, Dec.
%, a party for the nursery school
will be given by Mrs. Grace Aun
and Mrs. Morisee, from IL to II
a. m.
Also on Friday, the Los Cabel-
leros will give a Christmas dance
from 8 to 1870 p. m.
On Christmas Eve, Girl Scout
Troop 20S will serenade certain
parts Of the city singing Christ
mas carols.
On Tuesday. Dec. ~, the Golden
Age Christmas party will be held
for the old folks from 1870 to $3.50
p. m.
On Dec. 20 the Halle Q. Brown
staff party will be held. Plans for
this affair win be announced la
ter.
Commissioner Milton r ose n
gave a 20 #. Christmas tree to
Halle recently.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

Dec. 2l-Sarah Sherwood, 3S4
Fuller Ave; d. w. Lindsey, 276
w. Central Ave; Mrs. Mabel Pat
rick, 1881 Port St; Dec. 22-Car-
melitta Carter, orphanage; Mr.,
Maurice Henderson, 906 st. An
thony Ave; Velma Harrison, 663
Iglehart Ave; Dec. 23-Mrs. r. v.
Shine, $40 st. Anthony Ave; d. ].
Allen, Sr., 643 Aurora Ave; Mrs.
Carolyn McWatt, 726 Sherburne
Ave; Beatrice Holder, 969 lyle
hart Ave; Dec. 25-Mrs. James
Rideaux, TOT Rondo Ave; Mrs.
Leila Jackson, 739 Rondo Ave. /;
Tommy Hickman, 1854 N. Dale st. +;
Dec. 26-Arthur Hill, 1913 Carroll
Ave; Lloyd Charles Gambol, 436
Arundel; Willie Brown, 1872 w.
Central Ave; Pauline Ray, sos
st. Anthony Ave; Mrs. J. E. John
son, 526 st. Anthony Ave; Dec.
27-Mrs. Alvin ]. Harmon, 1913 w.
Central Ave.
Out-of-town: Dec. 24-Kenneth
Holley, Buffalo, N. Y.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16


lions h'I1 recently. oo"'t "l''l''S
,'''s'" We're -Ag LOYAL bA"h" 1''
president. Roberta TYLER. assls-
tant IovN lau-htgr ruler. Mary
Moss charlafn. Jean Waters fl
ranclal secretary. Mary propps.
ry.ornng SECRETARY. Anna Scrog-
guns treasurer. Minnie DAVIS. cs-
Durt. z Cook. Eatekg.per. Clara
Bowers alurhr.u,r. trustees. Mae
Lark Burlnla Westminster. Susie
Bowen. Mrs Iazar Howard. dis
,u.t deputy presided over the
meeting
Tue ""N''''' .N'' Gu" .'''' N"..-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-16
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL
ST. PAUL

A large group of friends an
home Of Mr. and Mrs. G. f Ball
open house in honor OF their mel
NJ b Barber Guests who wrr,
Balls ON their newly r.moaelcd
Nea>r~. and Mines Ru>>"l Bal
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Plan 10 Test Acc Fellows
For Loyalty Is Assai|ed

A proposal to investigate the
loyalty of recipients of Atomic
Energy Commission fellowships
yesterday drew fire from the
Washington Association of Scien-
fists. Such a plan is contained
in a proposal by Senator O'Ma-
honey, Democrat of Wyoming.
Senator O'Mahoney's plan will
be offered as an amendment tt
the Independent Offices Appro-
priation bill when it comes up fol
action on the Senate floor. The
supply bill carries funds for the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Copies of the associations op.
position have been sent to 41
Senators. according to Robert D
Stiehler. the organization chair.
man.
The loyalty investigation re.
quirement would weaken, rather
than strengthen national defense,
would deter the advancement o1
science in general and our knowl.
edge OF nuclear physics in particu.
lar" the letters charge.
1t also would pave the way
for the kind Of disintegration Of
science which took place in Naz
Germany" and seems to be hap.
pening in Russia.
Senator O'Mahoney's propose,
"is a product of the present hys-
terra" Chairman Stiehler declared
for the association.
Evening star., 1949-07-17

with German relations with Japan.
One recorded that Joachim Won
Ribbentrop, after becoming Nazi
Foreign Minister. thought that if
Germany sided with Japan in the
Sino-Japanese war the Reich
would win a favored economic
position in China.
Instead, the japanese fatty re-
fused to grant Germany economic
equality and showed a disposition
to handicap German commerce in
areas OF China they controlled.
Aim To Show Nazi Policy.
The huge collection of German
official papers under control of
the American. British and French
governments Is being edited for
publication by a group of scholars
who have complete independence
in the selection of documents.
An introduction to the volume
published last night emphasized
that the fundamental test" in
selecting documents for publica-
ton has been their value for an
understanding of German foreign
policy" 1t pointed out that very
often German diplomats wrote
what they thought would please
Hitler" and therefore many of
the reports should be viewed with
caution"
The American editor in chief
for the project has been Raymond
J. Sontag, professor of history at
the University of California,
Berkeley. He returns to his teach
ing duties this month.