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HELP DOMESTIC

cook n ca Hh!ss co aoSe @SsnfEs Ext aepes Ae5A i've
COOK, g.h.w.. personal laund:, 8 in
fsniy rsfs live must n be SEE sspsr vf and fsos hsSs
ce6R! ceea66Rouih NV. II nin esper, liv. in; refs
wk. RA. 3i73. 81
COOK AND G.H.w.; exper., livs-in.
ref; 4 adults in family, 5A days;
SRs s2e per s.SSrR Xsi + START call oE, 800
G9ok !ossi aNR 1st. esS6 a9 ssD'f dr TO 5ss st
cooRG.a. OfSs ". II; live nm IN settled woman.
capable of assuming responsibility.
l child; parents employed; exper.
ans 1m! loe a. fff DAY ss' 4hufs. Gs x6 Msa s9s: s
COOK HoUSEwoRKER. white or
colored; Bethesda; experienced with
children; live in. 1st-fioor rm., bath
and PORCH e saP Thurs ws.t and sVesS other
city ref; working as couple in pvt:
living quarters. Or. o544. -
G.H.W;; live in; must ee expsr.. fond
A. ns.t "a Be sS Isad sosf si ehsr.s n ss
Tu. 1877 ~ -
G.HH.w, cook. in doctors home; live
in or stay ssan some nights; children;
IL 4 E 9as sPSS HSS' D.4 Tx nohsS
e'aw II ~ asD sc eook. * l1z; ..ssi s...;
GIRL, refined. references; hours 12-
5;3O, 5-day wk.: ST. enc nisht
GIRL, eoloTsd, for for E;h.E;; help COOK; ok
HoGsEKEEfER, white or colored.
for employed couple, 2 school-age
fhIsTen 1nsF 5as 5das 1sts wk wo 800 asss e start
white; small George
town household; upstairs bedroom;
2 school-age children; exper. and
refs. required; $115 mo. DU. 224a.
MAID. over 25: pvt. room and bath,
$50; like children; references. Call
MAip, ii colored, g.h.v. and cooking,
help care for child; live in. Wo.
MAID. AID. 90 to s5 years; live in; Sill
yer YER Spring. Of cp,,S2sn $50 per sH wk s Must %
ner; local refs $3.50 and carr
WHITE WOMAN for
l;-h,k: for = retired DC. fireman.
tfslDtsr GsII Ts S9sz MAID; must b. abs -
and local refs. Call AT. 1888 Of
SETTLED WOMAN. white, Link.
fnild!sn' n Gs AZ x 4a1s aaqadsif sfter dnyS' pm i
with care Of children. rm. and
$50 pm. Ii. s-o6ss. Mrs.
OMAN white, share housework ana
care Of elderly patient; live in; ref.
"' in care Of small.
sldTsp. ssh vp 81 shy dsy, ;eTf eaI pE lausss sss
sleep in; AZ. $500. branch. $40
reliable. exper.. must be
good. cook and excel; cleaner. inter-
ss'sf sfternoens o Appls in ys persos; sss:
BET. / and 3 pm.
~ White .n,,dt.al6dle. nf,s,dlta6le. clean.
OR COUPLE, white. Tor
housekeeping and light cooking, care
of children; not over 40; wonder
full home for reliable person: no
objection to husband II empl. Lfy.
quarters and $50 . month 81.
ioiNG S TO COLLEGE in fall-Wsns.
refined industrious young woman %
replace me as houseworker in
pleasant Christian home. 5h-day
dren, r;i exec excel. work. eond.; $40 WI:
.RiTArE FURN. RM. and 4 bath.
bsmt.; central location; In return for
part-time assistance with children,
baby sitting, mainly week endSs
write giving phone no. Boz 1914
ICnntinAsd an NeYt Rhaa b y =
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CLERICAL
Permanent Position
5-Day, 40-Hour Week

Age 3O-37
No previous experience required. Ap-
plicant must be naturally meticu-
lous, capable of writing neatly and
legibly and able to cover Job reg
ularly. Must be neat in appearance
and have q courteous manner. We
will train successful applicant in
Starting salary is $500 per week;
individual who develops well can
advance in salary. Only individ-
uals who are interested in, taking
the job for a matter Of years should
apply. Employment benefits consist
Of group disqualification, dental
cessful applicant can start at once.
Apply personnel office, Room 504,
Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-08-31

|ministration Of the vaccine. The
child is able by means Of booster
dose at any time to step up his
immunity If exposed to whooping
cough cases, or If in the midst of
an epidemic.
5. Who should apply this i'm
munization?
Your physician. in his Office or
at your home, or in one of the
Health Departments clinics.
Immunization clinics at Polk
Health Center. Seventh and P
streets, NV, will be open at 3 pm,
every Tuesday.
The Southwest Health Center
immunization clinic is open at
3 pm. every Wednesday.
Infants and pre-School children
who are not under the care of a
private physician should register
for health supervision. which in
cludes immunizations in the
Health Departments child welfare
clinics.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned by calling National 5000,
Extension 641.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers,
accountants, ONCE managers. Re-
public 5767. 1920 N. Y. ave. nv.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts made by any one other
than myself. MRS. DALE C. BRILL.
1923 So. Glebe rd., Arlington. Va.
CAMERA FANS: Movie takers! Your
headquarters is BRENNER. 933 Pa.
s aye nv FEss % psFEing pdI1gv Re; Re. Ia5a; RHth
ance of duplicate stock certiflcate
stock Of the J. c. weldon Co., in
lieu OF Cert. No. 10, which was
stolen from the office of the COM
pany on l Nov 49, 1882. j. C.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any bills; only those contracted by
myself. MARY J. HIGGs, o51 Eye
GAS BOILERS and hot-water heat
ers; immediate installation OF lead
ing makes. FHA terms, 3 years to
pay. Silver Springs leading plumb
FITZGERALD, s612 Georeia ave.
SH. 1920. .
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
other than myself. ROBERT E.
BURNS. Jr., 19 Bryant st. NV. L.
PEACHES, ST per bushel; pickups;
Elberta Freestone: while supplies
last. LUcKNOUGH ORCHARD,
Ednor, Md. -31
ALExANDRIANS, ATTENTION
Our prefabricated steel and alumni
mum garages will comply with your
bldg. code, DUPONT IRON WORKS
INC. 1866 18th ST., Ma. 1866. Free
estim ateS -
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. middle age. sober, reliable
to manage lodging house; also man
for night clerk; downtown location.
pDECORAToR (outside)--salesman-
reupholstery, slipcovers and drap-
HoLsTERERs. 2447 18th st. NV.
DEMONSTRATORS (5). part or full
company. Call during day. ,oW.
MAN AND WIFE with car, for COM
ply H~e1L cLARRs, iFfSsf INC. G So5 1zth s..
MAN an, OR WOMAN for fountain
Sun. work. Call GIL. s47o. JACK
PHoToGRAPHER. must be expert
enced. Apply in person, 716 18TH
rHoToGRAPHIc appt: makers: out
high pressure. proof passer. Call
HI. 3642 after 8 tonight only.
BIG EXTRA PROFITS. Sell friends
Americas foremost Christmas card
printed Print ''sr; CARDS. aoreeous 2i-card de
luxe boxes, novel plastic cards. sta
tionery, gift items Samples on ap-
provai. MAsTERcRAFT. 100 n
Eutaw St. Baltimore l. Nd.
GOVERNMENT WORKERS
Who would like to work on saturr-
days only from 9:2O until sos SELL
ias l in intsrestins ss dept. Apply empl'
THE HECHT co.
7th and p SITS. NV.
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contest, which the bank Is putting
on as q public service.
Students in both parochial and
public schools who are studying
music at school or privately may
enter. Applications can be filed
through school music directors.
School choral groups will be in
vited to perform on the programs
but will not be eligible for COL
lege scholarship awards, which
will 60 to the final vocal and in
Evening star., 1949-08-31

strumental winners. But there will
be awards for the schools present.
ing the best all-around program
and the best choral group.
Judges will be music. church
and education leaders. as we'll as
music critics for the daily news
papers her.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
HELP MEN
SIGN WRITER

knowledge of process work necessary.
Excellent opportunity for advance
ment. Discounts on purchases. free
hospltalize tion and other employe
benefits Apply personnel ONCE 9th
floor, GOLDENBERG S. 7th and K
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THE EVENING STAR
CIERK-TYPIST
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.

Personable lady bet. 20 and 40 to
take charge of store opening soon.
Must be- accurate typist, speed not
essential; exper. in general ONCE
work beneficial. Salary about $3.50
a mo. to star Reply, stating ad-
dress. phone number, age. marital
status, and exper., Box 4S0-T, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
DON MARTINI

Do1N I4AN 41N4
502 18th St. NV. Il
& 10TH
ROP IS SEEKING AP-
PLICANTS TO FILL
THE FOLLOWING VA
CANCIES: 49,
ASSISTANT FOUNTAIN
ROOM MANAGER
PART-TIME FOOD
CHECKER
PART-TIME CASHIER
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE, MAIN BLDG. 9th
FLOOR, HOURS, $50
TO 6.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

Assistant to Executive
OF medical organization: excel. op-
portunity for man, aged 80 to 35.
with college educa and business or
organization experience; bes' ref
required. Write Box 1877, Star.
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4 HNuN n OCS. N. y
MANAGER

ADJUSTMENT OFFICE
necessary, department
store background helpful; mature.
Excellent opportunity for advance
ent, discounts on purchases, free
disqualification and other employe
benefits. Apply personnel ONCE, 9th
floor. GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and K
ST NV -Jl
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

SOBER, reliable and qualified help in
references. MAINE. g. D. c: EN-
PLOYMENT CENTERS, 9l4 11th st.
NV, RE. 1911 or MA. $3.50. -3
ALWAYS SEE BoYD's FIRST, If seek
ing q select secretarial, typist or
Bookkeeping position, with a future,
33 yrs. exper. Visit today. BOYDS,
700 18th, cor. G.. MA. 234O.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

The United States must import
most of the fibers used in rope
making.
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SALESMAN
th and F SITS. NV

sALEsMEN 1sl: with .sa..i.r1i cars T. yon yo,,
can earn 500 weekly. Not canvass
hsk inS tos Gan MI X joNEs jones' '0F Apt 0a'''
EXPERIENCED IN CLOTHING and
pawnbroker's sales; good hours, ,,,;x sx-
fs@!eat sk6KrRs. ssl'IE i5os iEV,sS g. me- A.
IHSUsTRIAL INSURANCE AGENTS
We have exceptional opportunity
for married men, 40 to 90 yrs. OF
age who FAR are RssyisHs nseyfssea ca N Tss uN
REaP f21p oEsHssT Estate ~ statesmen Two
positions for neat, aggressive ana
experienced men, to reap the cream
with q. long established small stan
aa 's s5sesF S aid ysaq ssq Rsees sehe
confiden al. Box 309-z, Star. 81
SELL THE NEW. improved. triple
track combination storm window.
the sensation Of the storm windGfw
industry: Work from leads only
yasseTs; = The 2 best best DC deal an IL sSsrs. town:
dan st. NV, ia. 4201. 81
FURNITURE. exp. (2)-Large fur
niture. store. expansion prosram
necessitates additional men; Our
SaleSmen'S earnings among nlguest
in city; steady positions. Write full
details regarding past. Box 212-x,
RETIRED, PENsIoNED. Our sales
position may be your answer to $75
per week additional income. Sew
eral openings are now avail: Qig-
nified appt. sellings. Leads fur
nished: excellent training program.
This Is q full-tine sales position.
Apply In person, Thurs: morning ans
N ST. NV, Room l.
IF YoU ARE top-notch sales
man, have car. apply for this
sales position. This is an opportu.
nifty for 8 statesmen to earn $4,000
per year. Salary, S75 per wk.. plus
comm; bona -fide leads furn. Apply
in person, Sept. l, $50 am. sharp,
1901. N st. NV, Room /.
EXPERIENCED to call on retail
frozen food stores: must have car.
LERMAN BROS. RE. 0723. =
KITCHEN DEsIGNER-sALESAdAN
Sole outlet st. Charles custom-built
kitchens. Send experience record
showing earnings; interview by ap-
pointment. VOELL CO., 1915 H
Evening star., 1949-08-31

wb.n an,,ner,no adperttseme ents
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original retsrenceI or
other materials OF personal paIve,
Copies serps the purposs ana
orioinals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
BAKER

Man for ingredient room, in
small bakery, to mix ingredi-
ents according to basic for
mula. Excellent salary, plus
many employe benefits.
APPLY TO MR.. BURGESS
1893 Taylor st. NV.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
Take 14th 81 Colo. Ave. Streetcars
Evening star., 1949-08-31
STORE OPENING
SILVER SPRING
LERNER SHOP

OPENS FRIDAY. SEPT. ..
AT 10 AM.
Sales positions are open In
ready-to-wear, children's wear
and accessories; experienced
preferred. Apply at once at
s606 Colesville rd. Telephone
JU. 7-Q072.
LERNER SHOP
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The Evening Sta
1f01 pa Ave N w

DANCING INSTRUCTOR
young men with personality and
ambition to teach ballroom dancing.
No exp. necessary. Complete train
ing course given. Unusual opp. to
advance to positions of supervisors
and exec. College trained men be-
tween 22-32 given pref. Do not
views only. Apply Miss Ferrell,
Monday-Friday t0-6. ARTHUR
MURRAY, 11O6 Conn. NV. .
Evening star., 1949-08-31

Tomorrow. DR.. Ruhldnd dis
cuSSeS tetanuS, or lockja1U.
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
,1I.,.s. pY1c 1Afh and - DE 2Q2
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17OS G st. NV.
MEN

Remington Rand tab. key-punch
operator, will take 1.B.M.,. 8 pm.
to l am, 81 to S1.25 per hr.
28 yrs; start S190
Statesmen, used cars, young, $50 sal
airy plus.
Machinists, ST so per hr.
Machinist helper, GI bill or ST. per hr
Laundry routemen, h. S. g., D. c.
permit; start, $40.
Secretaries, legal, 5 days, 5000 1925.
Secretaries and typists, British ma
tionals, work N. Y. c., S202 mo.
Receptionist-typist- ga days,
$40.
Key-punch operator. 5 days. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Clerk TypiSt

Clerk Typist
FOB payroll office, age 2O-3O; perma-
nent position with newspaper; must
to pass physical examination; 5-day,
40-hour week, must be able to type
planned salary advancements and
exceptional employment ADVANTAGES.
Starting salary. S35 per week. Ap-
ply personnel ONCE, Room 504, Star
Bids.
The Evening Star
Evening star., 1949-08-31
INSTRUCTOR

DANCING INSTRUCTOR
Arthur Murray dance studios need
young women with personality. and
ambition, to teach ballroom dane
ing, no exp. necessary, complete
training course given, unusual op.
portunity to advance to positions of
supervisors and executives; college
trained women, between 20 to- 80,
given preference; do not telephone
or write; personal interviews only.
Apply Miss Ferrell. Monday-Friday,
1916. ARTHUR MURRAY, 1106
Conn. ave. NV. .
DENTAL ASSISTANT
State age. exper., salary expected;
refs. Box 1867. Star. q
HOSIERY SALESLADY
Exper.; good salary and commissions;
perm. position.
VIM. HAHN & co.
9TH andN x SITS NV >
Evening star., 1949-08-31
PIECE GOODS

Saleswomen, experience necessary. B.
day week, salary plus commission,
discount on purchases. free hospi-
talization and other employe beneflts.
Apply personnel ofice. 5th floor.
GCLDENBERG'S. 7th and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
READY-TO-WEAR

Exper. saleswomen: attractive salary.
Excel. opportunity for advancement.
salary plus comm, 5-day wk, dis.
count on purchases, free hosp. and
other employe benefits. Apply per
sonnel once, 9Th floor, GOLDEN
BERG'S, 7th and Z 81. NV. II
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Mutual. 171OG. MA. O954

Mutual, 171O u, MA. U954
MEN-Ofice manager. auto finance
$500; application eng. refgr.. S75;
heating eng, $50; fight att'd, 81
2S, 500; promotion rep, 1928
car, $3.50; service mech, appl., $50.
WOMEN-Bkpr -typist, NV. $50 up;
receptionist sales, $50; PBX-typist
$42: sales rep. Office mach. $50
draw; cashier-typist, credit, S45;
TWISTS. Arl. S17b.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
YOUNG WOMEN

Ages 21-30, with personality and
ambition, to teach ballroom dancing;
earnings from $50 to SS5 per wk.;
no exper. necessary, complete train
ing gwen; excellent opportunity for
advancement to supervisors, inter-
viewers. and branch managers. Ap-
ply in person, noon till pm.
HNAH nnlIAHI
Evening star., 1949-08-31

PRESSER-SPOTTER
Only those with very good exper. need
apply.
SCHWAB, INC.
rAth epd n Cfe NJ w p
Evening star., 1949-08-31
SHOE SALESMAN
SOLICITORS

shoe fitter; steady Do
sition. good hours, excellent chance
for right man. EMMA JETTICK
SHOES. 1897 = ST nw
Evening star., 1949-08-31

ROUTEMAN
Energetic to service-established dry
cleaning route; plenty of opportun-
tiles. Good earnings. Furnish bond
and references Rockville 2136.
ATWELL'S
332 Commerce lane. Rockville. Nd.
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Evening star., 1949-08-31

THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers,
accountants, ONCE managers. Re-
public 6767. 1920 N. Y. ave- nv.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

ADVERTISING ACCT. EXECUTIVE
Increasing our staff experienced
retail newspaper qualifications pre-
ferred. Our organization is in
formed Of this ad. Box 257-x, Star.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

Donald T. Lowery of the local Rural Identification Admlnlstra- tion office returned to Palmer last week. after several weeks stay m Homer and Kodiak. MT. Lowery expects to divide his time between Palmer and Anchorage until n. 1. Bryan returns to the headquarters office here. Mir Bryan at present is on an extended field trip Tn the Pacific northwest and in southeast ern Alaska. Time of his return here is still not definite.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
 Please, Mister.

' The West at its shOotingestX khad nothing on the particular fcorner of Alaska that is inhaoi"X yted by the Freys, McKechnies { ! and Plumleys in the Matanuska 4 Yyalley. Target-shooters drive < Where almost daily for little { Xoutdoor sport of hit-the-'no- Yshooting' signs. I ! Bullets have been known to Yfly SO thick and fast through Ithan one occasion the Frey Xbrothers have been forced toJ %woodlots there, that on more Weave their work and waite in-> Yside until the air cools. ' However, now that Mrs. Frey Yand the small Frey fry are alone
 Where, they'd appreciate it ii
 Xtarget-shooters would read the
 Ysigns posting their property, in-
 {stead of aiming at them. Other
 Ywise they'll be forced into hi-
 Hbernation for the winter, for its
 Xnot safe for man or beast in thai
 Xparticular corner of the Ma'a'
 {nuska Valley now.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
Duxo DnvAo anOrn1-

M B. Martin of Anchorage last week completed negotiations for the purchase of the Davis Chll- dren's Home, near Palmer. MT. Martin, a retired real estate and ln- surance broker, plans to undertake extensive remodelling and renov- ating at the home.
 The Sanford Davis family lett oy train on Monday for Fairbanks. They have purchased house there and expect to establish another children'sa home in that area.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

er's office, Mrs. Dorothy oaxton announced this week. She said val lev residents seeking more definite information concerning the new tax law should get in touch with James Hurley, school board member.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

ASK HURLEY ABOUT SCHOOL TAX
 Information concerning the tax of the Palmer School District IS not available at the U. s. Commlssion-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
1949 Budget Deficit
May Reach Il Billions
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

~
A budget deficit more than dou-
BILE the $500, 000, 900 forecast by
President Truman now appearD in
the making for fiscal 1919 when
1t ends June 80. i
Some officials said the seasonal
squirt in income tax collections
from quarterly payments falling
due today will have to be I'm
pressive to hold the deficit as low
as $1,000. 00o. 900 or even $780,
100000
With the Government heading
that deep into the red this year
after two consecutive years OF
surplus-there was some specula-
ton over whether the President
might take the occasion to renew
his January request for q $4,000
600, 900 tax increase.
For expiring fiscal 194s. ex-
penditures have been holding close
to the pace Of Mr.. Truman's Janu-
airy estimate Of $40,180, GOT. 900,
which counted on an 10 per cent
increase over fiscal 1948.
Revenue receipts. however. have
been running almost 10 per cent
below last year instead Of the g.
per cent below that Mr.. Truman
anticipated in his estimate Of a
$50. $50, O00, 600 total intake this
year.
For that reason. the interim
deficit-which means excess Of
Spending over income TO date
stood above 50 .000. 600. 900 with less
than three weeks left In the fiscal
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
Church Heads Praise
Religious instruction
Plan for Arlington

Church leaders In Arlington
today commended the County
School Board for q compromise
decision permitting religious edu-
cation at elementary schools after
school hours and establishing an
elective Bible course In one high
school.
The board announced last night
that it would authorize response
BILE groups" to offer religious in
struction to elementary pupils on
an optional basis at the end Of
one school day every second week.
To do this the board will end
classes at 2 pm. instead Of $3.50
/ pm. Children who do not take the
course viii be dismissed and the
teachers viii devote the time to
professional meetings. The plan
will become effective next fall.
Proposed by Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell. a
board member. proposed the plan
as o solution TO q problem posed
by q Supreme Court ruling and
objections by some citizens. She
said 1t has advantages over the
former procedure Of teaching reli-
gion during school hours and
declared the new plan would
remove all valid objections"
The Rev. DR.. c. Fred Williams.
retiring president Of the Arlington
County Council of Religious Edu-
cation. praised the School Board
for an honest effort to solve a
difficult problem.
His successor as head Of the
council. the Rev. Harvey Glass,
said the board had displayed wis
dom and had dealt fairly with the
matter. It remains to be seen. he
added. how many parents will
want their children to remain for
the classes but he expressed belief
there would be definite gains
among the pupils who do.
Rabbi Sud Indorses Plan.
Rabbi Ira Sud. spiritual leader
of Arlington and Fairfax County
Jewry. who opposed teaching re-
ligion during school hours. In
dorsed the School Board action.
Rabbi Sud said he did not ex-
ject Jewish children to attend the
classes. They will be instructed
at synagogues and the Jewish
Center. he said.
General approval also came
from persons opposed to the policy
Of religious instruction during
school hours. which usually Is
called released time"
The Bible coures, to be offered at
Washington-Lee High School, will
be based on a syllabus approved
by the State Department Of Edu-
cation after work by joint COM
mittee of Protestants. Catholics.
and Jews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
California U. Professors
Object 10 Loyalty Oath

BERKELEY. Calf. June Is
The Berkeley faculty Of the UNI
versity of California almost
unanimously obpects to the loyalty
oath now required by the Board Of
Regents.
The Northern section Of the
University's Academic Senate last
night said 1t knew Of no doubts
concerning faculty loyalty and
had no objection to continuing an
oath Of allegiance.
But In o resolution the faculty
body empowered . delegation
headed by Or. Robert Gordon
Sproul. university president. to
ask the regents to rescind or re-
wise the loyalty oath.
The resolution said the new
oath raised serious questions In
our mind as to possible conflict
with accepted principles Of aca-
demic tenure and Of academic
freedom"
About 500 faculty members at
tended the meeting. The vote
was mot announced, but . profess
sor said. '.fewer than you have
fingers" approved the new oath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-15
'HyottsvilIe Firemen
Pick PorIey Delegates

Hyattsville Volunteer Fire De-
partment has announced its dele.
gates and aiternates 70 the s7th
annual convention Of the Mary.
land State Firemen's Association
at Ocean City next wednesday
through Friday.
Delegates are Chief William d
Anderson: Assistant Chief Frank
Di vincenzo: Lieutenant Benjamin
r. Sanders: Fire Marshal Earle @
Dorrelie. and former Mayor Rob-
ert r. Pitt. Alternates include P.
Ellsworth Tyler. Robert c. Knapp
lawson r. Sanders. Julius Stom-
mel and Harry A. Degges.
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MAGIC NYLON SOCKS -
All popular solid shades with
triple reinforced toes and heels
-. Sizes 10 to Is Give
dad" several pairs. 7Sc
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SYDNEY. Australia "a rars
aIhtno nutsonhtre was captured
during the recent open season OF
the northwestern tip Of Tas-
mania. Australia. By Jack Elmer
Young muttonhsrds. . species O.
sooty petrels. are canned for food
TRxnanian canners have found q
method Of taking away the nshy
oily smell and the birds nov taste
like squad.
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u. S., Britoin. Conodo
Confer on Air Troininq

TRENTON, Ont. June. Is
About 30 military Representatives
from three nations met yesterday
behind closed doors with view
Of removing the air training pat
tern Of Canada. Britain and the
United States.
Convened under the auspices of
the Canadian government. the
conference Is the third held since
the end of World War II.