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ignation of most Of his second
tier-C. v. Whitney to Commerce,
John Nicholas Brown to private
life. etc.
Secretary of War Royal is next
The President had made up his
mind to that, independently of
Mr.. johnson. The new secretary,
however, was given the job of
finding a replacement. He has
cleared two possibilities with the
White House and expects to
emerge with one of them very
shortly.
Undecided on Symington.
Mr.. johnson is we'll satisfied
that the inept Mr.. Royal will not
be charged to his account. He
does not know Secretary of the
Navy Sullivan very we'll and is
withholding judgment there. Re-
garding Air Secretary Symington
he is said to be of two minds.
He realizes that the aggressive
Mr.. Symington caused Mr.. For
restal to lose face when he sue
cessfully bolted Mr.. Forrestal on
the 70-air- group controversy.
But Mr.. johnson sees the par
allel between Mr.. Symington'
bulldog advocacy" of airpower. re-
gardless of his superiors, and Mr..
Johnson's own defiance of his
chief, Secretary of War Woodring.
in the crucial prewar period when
Mr.. johnson was fighting to pre-
pare the Army. Mr.. johnson has
admitted that he wants loyal peo-
pie but he guesses he, would do
what Mr.. Symington has done in
similar circumstances.
White House sources suggest
that Mr.. Sullivan or Mr.. Syming-
ton might be nominated for
chairman of the National Security
Resources Board should the de-
cision go against them as part
of the reorganized National De-
fense department. This is the
potentially crucial job which the
Senate Armed Services Commit
tee has denied to the Presidents
pal, Mon Wallgren. as an out
growth of the civil-rights fight,
Senator Byrd Of Virginia having
cast the deciding vote. Both
Messrs. Sullivan and Symington
would be abundantly qualified for
the post and would have little
trouble gaining Senate approval.
Mr.. johnson appears entirely
sincere when he says that he does
not want to come in with storm
of changes and controversy. This
being Washington, his sober in
tensity about his new Job mas
given rise to rumor that he has
his eye on the presidency. Ger
tainly he stands in line for 1852
if he makes a success of his vital
assignment.
Next Arenas for Changes.
Interior, Commerce and Justice
are mentioned in White House
circles as the next arenas eor i'm
Evening star., 1949-03-25

palQ, Cne WnlCe
House log jam
of rewards and
r e o rganization
is expected to
start breaking
up.
In Mr.. john
S on IS depart
ment a begin
ming has al
r e a dy bee n
made by retir-
ing Secretary
Forrestal W h o
arranged / he
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proposal signed
by So Senators
for immediate
aid to China, ,
t he resolution
will be brought
to the floor of
the Senate and
a h e a r in g Is
likely on what
can be done for
the NATIONALIST
government.
The sigma
tories of the
resolution are
Evening star., 1949-03-25

ness ana lndQe-
quacy in Amer
ican local gov
ernment which,
when pondered,
is disturbing
Whether ac-
curate or justi-
fed, our city
and State gov
ernments have
b e e n repre-
Sented in de-
bate or action,
or b o t h, as
r a t h er e a S y
r.
Evening star., 1949-03-25

that it was i'm
perative that I
make q swing
Of the major
league baseball
training camps
to interview the
various mana
gers.
The truth is,
I could have
done just ABOUT
as good a job
in the fastneSS
of the New
York Office, or
on an ice foe
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BvCousfanfiue Bro,vn

Despite the efforts Of the State
Department, through Chairman
Connally of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee, to quash the
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Bv Doris FIeeS0n

Louis johnson will be sworn
in as Secretary of National De-
fense Monday. With this greatest
of the Truman campaign debts
Evening star., 1949-03-25
By Thomas L. Stokes

During the last few days here in
the Nations Capital We have been
treated to a discouraging public
confession in Congress of weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
Rays Horses Rule Hunter Class
AT Wurrenton Schooling Show

the open hunter event and was
second in the hunter breezer for
8 points.
In the jumper division. Morton
w. Smith OF Mlddleburg. Va,
piloted his Lariat to an 8-point
decision over Paul Fouts Golden
Chance, who scored 7 points
Lariat was winner Of the open
jumping event and placed in the
jumper sweepstakes. Golden
Chance had a win In the sweep
stakes and was third in the open
jumpers.
The Virginia Horseman's Associ-
alton 2-year-old high-score award
brought out a large entry OF likely
hunters and was won by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Haggin Perry's Richtop
Marion Vogel. jr's Blue Fern and
Bartigon were second and third
and Springsbury's Portend was
fourth.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

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BABY >rRsr. trained, French. de-
sirts priyste aus ref Al Write
P o BOY ao7l, wash 10. 2 C
GoyrsNrss-srcRrrARY. ref sdue
or abroad, ref Box 500 C. star
LADY. sneaks writes perfect Ens
French iiAlisa efieisnt sstks part
time work Boa .5o-C'. ISL 90
MOTHERS HELLER Catholic family
suburban I've IN. plain eeoh,nt
,seS ., s ssnai 81, ' .ed Pm -.
NEAT. RELiAHiI sk-oes, eoicrte
Gtri wishes lob as nls clerk very
nice hanowritins, Phone TR sniS
NURSE, practical. eeiorsd desire.
Miss LITTLE al s4ss Is.
N r.i.S.ness ' csii co gsss
SECRETARY. mature. desires tall or
part time employment, coflpstsnI
StsnoEraphtr varied sxpsflsncs
Box 33i-o star. So
TYPIsr- BILLIE. ofses asst ssiteh-
board hene bookkstpins. eamrlsts
once tohtlhs desirt1 rspaasseF
TYING WANTED ,hsslops and Pest
card sddreaxins also s,ufnns azon
10Th st nv Adams 1883 go
WOMEN, white dcsirss hems ana
small salafs in eSeba arse fot houss.
kseping services no laundry would
consider care OF child Fl. =
DESIRE OPPORTUNITY to assi.i
sellins OF eefEmleA. objects or ar
intsryisw appreciated OR s.o-
after 4 -
YOUNG LADY interested ia msnsss-
mtni and dsngn In lady better
dress shop, rich In Ideas tsnsusst
worker, wifl sAeTihes salary sptns-
What for experience. Boa aH a,
star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
Mr.. Tut Is Best of 14O Boxers
AT Potomac Clubs Specially

owned by Walter C Foster OF New
York, is a son Of Ch. Merry Mon
arch. tvice winner Of the Potomac
Boxer Club speciality. but defeated
II the finals last night. Reserve
to him was Dorothy K Mullen S
Mr.. Chips OF Walring
Best Of winners was Charles r
Holland, III Plucky MUM. and
reserve, Hydalis Kennels Frolic Of
Hydalis. !Alys Rosenberg judged
the bitch classes, Best puppy In
show. chosen by Frau Stockman
was Helen Langdons Debhie O.
Hillcrest.
Washington area exhibitors
scored some important class wins,
Carl r. Westermeyer Of Silver
Spring took first American bred
with his fawn dog Faust OF Avenel
and the American-bred brin6le
class was won by Beverly B. Gross
with Pucketyss Prince guile
James A. Allen of Mclean. Va.
showed his homebred puppy. Sun
shines Darktown Strutter. 10 first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
6. U. Mile Relay Team
Due for Test Tonight

NEWARK \. : Ap73 = -
Georgetown University gCsA IT,
aooy mile relay Champions ale
among The m4Ie RAY favo5lses IN
the third annual S~san Hall Yr.&ys
here tna2gh.
Track and oesd squad tgors -
schools Air ea;sEed ~lth F1osl g
Them ese3nr the SsA Ycsk L
squad, whleh took ie4t O. Taac
seven n&1og relay races n ts2-s
meet last yesE-
G-otgetosn. Seion AAI ara.
Manhattan are expected 70 Sjse
The Viole,S spirited eomp~gs,s@n n
the mile relay and any OF I}Ye fear
could VIII
Geog sesown also .sA> slTpEK
t~o-n!le relay team 10 challenge
Manhattan. the !ssoEgse SAEa-
egSe and fordhAEa are Other tMa-
mile auaEteis with a Chance q Up
seltlng the JaSperS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23
By Gobrielle {. Forbush

Mr.. Tut. the outstanding boxer
champion OF the Washington area,
added another star 70 his record
when he topped all rivals. other
champions included. at the spe-
cialty of the Potomac Boxer Club
at Fort Myer last night TO take
best in show. The award was made
by Frau r. Stockman of Germany
breeder OF the foundation stock
Of the present-day boxer.
Mr.. Tut. owned by Mrs. George
r. Atz OF Mclean. Va. was ham
died by Gordon Barton OF Vi
emma. Va
Best of opposite sex was Oh.
Mazelaines Hot Teddy. owned by
the John F. Wagners of Milwau-
kee. whose Westminster best-in-
show winner. Oh. Zazerac Brandy,
was on exhibition but not In COM
petition.
The winners dog. Fostoria Fire
works, an ll-month-old puppy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-23

junior puppy bitch. and . very
large novice bitter class vas topped
by Mrs. Frank J Adams Feseo :
Mtnxy-
Georse A B-ugseG O. Bethesda
won o StroaS American bred bitch
class with his faxn Dividend @;
De!lxood The special class sog
veterans al both sexes MAS won
by Kaniala Of Well Trap oae o!
the aTa boxers cwneG by the club
president. Mira Joueii Sao4se
In al. lao dogs we're shown IN
Isl entries and tlae Fogt Ayef
gymnasium. gslly decorated .og
the occasion. sAs crowded with
spectators and Army and Navy
oficlals who sponsored The event
The Junior Auxiliary ,Jango Was
the beneficiary.
Frau Sioc2mann walI attend
both The Old Dominion kennel
Club Show OF Alexandria to-day
and the Baltimore County Kennel
Club event al Tosson. Nd. TO-
morrow. and will visit some Amer
lean boxer kennels before return
ing TO Germany.
INTERNATIONAL IEssuE
BHsso SyrsEase
AonErrAl Al H&IssRcEt, POS &EcRsS.
On-y E&nsS kcbr1g4te,
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year. Can stand rigid investiga-
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A, 7} SM q No4 RREgg1fio SiS for any
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Specto3 Corfetponoea1 o. me Sfof-
WARRENTON. Va, April 23.-
Quality and quantity of entries
made up for the weatherman' s
lack of cooperation at the War
renton Schooling show here yes
terday, with DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I.
Rays Portmaker and Phantom
Raider accounting for the hunter
and reserve hunter crowns, re-
spectively.
The Washington owned horses
were under the guidance of Mrs.
; Alex Calvert, Warrenton horse
woman and one of the country's
. leading riders. for the first time.
National Champion Portmaker
won the hunter sweepstake and
the hunter breezer and picked UP
q fourth in the open hunters for
II points. Phantom Raider sur
prised by besting his illustrious
stablemate in winning the blue IN
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SITUATIONS Nam

ACCOUNTANT ease best, sts-,ss
Erp8 pa. tgEas sa IA sss' -
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E3saCeS @staFra - t8bs has. a.
gtrfrers Ees N&HIs .
oAkpT>fk AND CastTtttG aa,
oygert&i icvs sAFss 5sHts AAss vV2-
tgtSees, isss eas ssA $50 s4ss
CONTRADICTION tokfas> s,sss-
vngra "a fes.&eHgtAt arc sssye gss a.
WORKING AnrS 3raEE 81 a. sseys
rhoEr - 5gAl
tRptNtk ~ssAtaF hrse @g gss
taAer 4lir-t&grr skRf g4sE ta -
phss+s ~ hefg4tG3' are . Sc a..
Ger sts.> stth tS bss tsEU 5N ~ 5s*
81 artHts e. = tF+ScH EFHar xsa- "a s-sH
eess yeieFeACss heA 800 F&s
MttNit>A>GF NAV esaasn.ns s-se
e., CT aHS JYaF sea wH3Et az
tseG reference ut A-es e
MAN - soslest gTa tggte s4srsaksss
aaa rtts&f4t eena seFrkest AEaeNaf
Of SapVI teuSs. asts slHs tGt eas,ss &hd
hAuagns esssenurt iatsFesisa a'
so.nlaE iaFf N.rt cFsRE4sE aosi st.s
advancement 10 sssa A. efssFsi;
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depkFtweBt Car fntElbb eAHs4ifs{
persona and saslhsss fsisrens -
BoN llS-o STAR 50
Man roioFer wHEts lob a. sab
washer Cal NO .tsts
MAN, a. Ia yesss experience dFgysf
IsAtnlnE sA!stS eAirN. AsfeIr snr
Hraetar nefaoaRti HaansgeHtfs 81 o.
sirts pesltEe With kUA tgpCt O. to,
sarAnes 60 Feis hoS Sac star
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RETIRED iMroRrtR and ssls. sxss
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accounting school ref toasiesF ties
hours DAYS or Bisnts CO tHuN ell
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even Thufs ana Men -"
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Hoya 6oIiers Seek Second
Victory Over Penn State

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SALESMAN

SALESMAN, industrial INSURANCE
married age 25-4U; opportunity for
licensed agent, on established DEBIT
a sas1. Mr. Ro M seastS ~ A''. -a6
SALESMAN with car to promote and
sell Thermopane with famous Rus
sell Shock-proof frames. Field Is un-
limited. Man selected VIII be trained
and given every assistance neeoeo
to qualify him to earn upward oil
S1O.OO0 a year. Unless you are look.
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apply. Phone WI VIE @9 oSr Monoas' y
Statesmen for wholesale paper and
janitor supplies; experience preferred
but not necessary: 5-day week; sal
airy plus good commission. inter
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terms, highest commission paid IN
country. Investigate, RIM. 40. su2
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HOSIERY SALESMAN wanted for mill
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rylon hose. Box 24o-D, Star. IS
SALESMEN--Good connection with
established organization: District
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helpful. good character referenoe
a aesSiIsdi rAs IT 4sss. rs
wanted to sell iewelry on
the outside. Drawing account fAs
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Skeet Shooter DeYoe
On AII.Ameriea Team
~ the Associotsd Press

MINNEAPOLIS. April 23.-
George Deyoe, North-South all
bore skeet champion from Wash
ington, D. c.. today was named to
jimmy Robinson's l5-place all
America skeet team. Robinson Is
skeet and trep shooting editor Of
Sports Afield.
Deyoe broke 100 straight to win
the North South title and aver
aged 1870 on LOO registered
targets.
Grant Ilseng of Houston was
selected team captain. Glenn Van
Buren,. Fort Worth Air Force
sergeant was called the shooting
find" of the year. The feminine
selection was Mrs. Ann Martin OF
San Antonio.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
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Macon. q; Augusta, 3.
Columbia. 8: jacksonville, /.
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