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Evening star., 1949-08-06
HELP MEN Cont. }

ASl2 eonds. Do Only exp. nN' with 'e tools need need
apply. See Mr.. FOLSOM, : N. Y. ave.
ne, KNOX OLDSMOBILE. -
AUTO MECHANICS-Oldsm ex-
perienced and frame and front. end
benefits: experienced and qualified
men only need apply in person;
ALDER oLDsMoBILE. INC, 1880
AUTo 1fo MEGHAN1cs n ciE e9, must be ex-
a.. 30 s9 40 cy9Te ypS; old StE5gf MoNh
GoMERY sTUBBs MOTOR CO..
1900 East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
AUTo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exper
New modern. bldg; 51a-day wk. va
satio3 and hol,dsys MdMsunM Tith EvRo gayE See
AuTo IhT lPA2 PAisTRPRs TTRPfRasF HELPEk, ii PEI exper
required; excellent salary. 5-day
wk, all holidays with pay, group
insurance. See Mr.. Bowen. 1907
6p%E 6slGTama eu,st Td; p,S; nes,er EMERSON ON &
AUTO PARTS MAN-LarEe Ford
leadership has opening for young,
aggressive. experienced auto parts
man; none but those qualified need
apply See Mr.. Bolton, parts mgr,
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC, 215 Pa.
ave. Sc Sc. WASHINGTON D. c. Do
AWToMoBILE tiHT pdonai sALEsMEN-Applfca-
tions desired from several sober. in
dustrious young men as statesmen
with local Buick agency. Write,
giving full qualifications and ex-
perience. Please do not call. P. o.
Box 727, Rosslyn Station, Arlington,
AUToMoTIvE SERVICE MANAGER,
truck-Exclusive truck plant has
opening for night service manager.
Remarkable opportunity for man
properly qualified. Box S3-X, Star.
AUTO. sALEsMAN-Used cars. with
enough experience in values to be
trained TO represent us as our used
car buyer: wonderful opportunity for
the right man. See Mr.. Turner after
9 am. AUTO WHOLESALERS INC.
113l Bladensburg rd. ne.
town; steady. KLEiN's. INC. lois
Hillen St. Baltimore, Md. Phone
BooKKEEPER AND MANAGER, fuel
oil company; exper.: all replies con-
fidential Box 171-K. Star. -6.
day wk. Reply in own writing, stat
ing age, experience and education.
BRTCKLAYERs wANTED-Kensing-
ton Estates, Kensington, Nd; Job
right of Conn. ave-, rear of public
BRICKLAYERS; must be mechanics
Apply at II Savannah pl. Sc. or
ca" TOM after pm. RA. 1890.
BRICKLAYERs, white. S2e day; must
be good mech: Report to church job
on Silver Hill rd., Suitland, Md,
immediately. .-6
pf'esa to Work. 4th 1'e and cheaspeske % ese, s.e,
right off s. Capitol. -
BRICKLAYERS-Must be mechanics;
e. ss4 GEoRdE Rs5 aaE ksge5t 81 7so 1sgs
Hampden lane, Greenwich Forest
BUTCHER. experienced. dependsble
man; refs. ELWOOD MARKET,
Ill Ca. ave. NV.
urdag: must % be reliable. NEW W. DEAL &
MARKET, 42S North Alfred St,
BUTCHER with some grocery exper
Apply 1920 Hamilton St, Hyatts-
vile, Nd; ia or call WA, 5oo2' ask for
CANvAssER AN NS Middle-ased man,
with considerable experience in So
liciting in Washington; must be able
to. give reference: Do not. apply
unless qualified. Salary and COM
mission. IA 0431. -
CAB DRIVER, for 194S Plymouth;
reasonable rates. Call MRS. TAY.
| LOR, LU. 3-9057 anytime. Ia
CARPENTER. sober: small houses
change cha for advancement. Boz
| CARPENTER. Bethesda area. Car
give long steady job to good all.
around man, capable Of laying out
work. Phone EARL BROADHURST
| OIL. 1928 after pm. -
| CARPENTER for jobbing work. $1.7e
per hr.; must have car. Mr.
tRINCEFIELD, Wo. S1e7.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Sports Mirror
BY the Assoeioted Press

pf 'ne SssoeioIeo rfeSs
Today a year ago-Bob Ma
thias, Tulare, Calf, won the
Olympic decathlon title with
7,139 points, beating athletes
of 10 nations.
Three years ago-Boston in
creased it's American League
lead to 1912 games over New
York by banking Philadelphia.
SO.
Five years ago-Joe Baksi
outpointed Lee Savold in a 10
round fight at Chicago.
Ten years ago-Joe Di Mag
gio of the New York Yankees
paced the major leagues in hit
ting with 1893 average.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
By the Associoted Press

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. g.
Tennis play still is running to
form in the junior singles division
of the National Junior and Boys
tournament. In today's semifinals
top-seeded Gil Bogley of Chevy
Chase, Md, is paired against
fourth-seeded Whitney Reed, Ala
media, Calf, and Hamilton Rich
ardson, Baton Rouge, La, ranked
third, takes on Jerry De Wits,
Oakland, Calf, seeded second.
Bogley, the defending cham
pion, was pressed yesterday to
eliminate Ernie du Bray, San
Evening star., 1949-08-06
SALESMAN

statesmen. 2 new car. expeI; Apply
1914 Diagonal fd., Alex, Va. $3.50
AGTMrSuM 7 mi Mi 0 Storm !p WINDOWS and
aluminium awnings, excel. commits.
sions. Only men who are interested
in earning bet. $1O0-S15O q wk.
need apply. Now is the time for top
sales: leads furnished. Apply Mon
day and Tues. bet 10 and 2. VERI-
BEST WEATHERSTRIP, 1914 5th
Rd., NO Arlington. Va. -
TELEPHONE SALESMAN for radio
deal, 25To comm. ST. 1885, l0-1
Statesmen, If your price tag Is over
$75 wk. apply 80 Ring Bldg, 18TH
and M SITS. NV. %
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Need
experienced full-time men ONCE
in most active section of North
Arlington; no competitive ofdce
within a mile. Call oW. 1924. -
YOUNG SALESMAN
who desires permanent position with
new organization; high school
education or equivalent req. Phone
EN-. 7249 bet. 10 am. and 3 pm,
Sat and Sun Car required y
Evening star., 1949-08-06
81 ,8Oo See Buffalo Bills
Swamp Jersey City
BY the Associoted Press

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. CIT
was hardly a real test, but the
Buffalo Bills of the All-America
Football Conference impressed
3l,809 home folks with a powerful
attack last night as they Walloped
the Jersey City Giants, 1910, in an
exhibition game.
The American League club never
had a chance as the Bills paraded
a long string of aspirants for the
32-Squad posts permitted under
conference rules. All of them
were anxious to make a showing
and the result was a SLAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Thacker Of D. {. Wins
Boat Trophy; Two
World Marks Set
SpseioI Dispoieh 10 The Stor

ST. MICHAELS, Md, Aug. g.
Aubrey Thacker Of Washington
has realized one of his major
detectives of the 1949 boat racing
season. He won the Richardson
Memorial Trophy race here yes
terday for service rupabouts in
the 28th annual Miles River Yacht
Club regatta.
His Jezebel vi also placed sec
ond in D service runabouts-the
race in which Howard Durm of
Annapolis drove his Cry Baby to
two consecutive world speed marks
for five miles. Durm was clocked
at 43.227 in the first heat and
43.562 in the next.
In the smaller one-design sail
boat classes, Frank Marquardt of
Washington Columbia Yacht
Club took a first in the Thistle
class. A doubleheader winds up
class racing today.
George Wilson's log canoe
Magic of Miles River won the
Covington Trophy for canoes
built prior to 1917 and also took
the Duke Memorial Trophy in the
afternoon race.
A rain squall hit the fleet at
noon time and was indirectly re-
sponsible for at least one casualty.
Race Official j. Orem Gardner
suffered cuts on the hand and leg
attempting to hang on to wooden
starting clock on the committee
boat. The wind swept the clock
overheard and Ernie Chase of
Baltimore. driving Pep ",
smacked into the debris. The boat
damaged prop and was toWed to
the pits.
Hundreds of spectator craft of
all descriptions were on hand and
expected to be swelled by new ar
rivals for today's finals in both
sail and power event.
Trophies will be presented at
the clubhouse tonight by Gov.
Preston Lane of Maryland.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

PEACHES-Lucknou Orchards. Ed
nor, Md Golden East, tree-ripened.
freestcne peaches. Just the ones you
have waited for. Drive out Coles
In Sill. Spr.. On sale at orchard,
daily through August. =
CANNING PEACHES - Tree-ripened
Elbertas from famous orchards of
Virginia, SO 80 per bushel. Open
, evenings and SUNDAYS, SEVEN COR
NERS MARKET, Falls Church, Va,
miles from Memorial bridge on Rt:
20 o..SI,rs Mee n;Ns Slydo' at intersection OF
WE CLEAN, dress. repair and make
toupees, wigs, braids. MICHEL,
. 227 Dupont Circle Bldg, MI. 0065
DRIVING INsTRUCTION-Duai-c con-
troll car: free pickup service: day OF
evening. VIM. E. PADDY, UN. 0025
WE SPECIALIZE in selecting and
placing bookkeepers, accountants
once managers. ATLAS AGENCY,
RE. 5767. Ill
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION of part
nership-Notice is hereby given thai
the partnership lately subsistlne
between us, the undersigned. wesley
Kitchen Kraft Company, at 1922
18th st NV, Washington, D. c.
was on the 30th day Of June, 1949
dissolved by mutual consent. anc
that the business will be carried
on by wesley L. Smith alone. IVES
LEY L. SMITH. GILBERT o. DEN
HAM.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
partnership between Martin M
Feinberg and Nathan r. Leopold
trading as the Cambridge Pharmacy.
OF 10th street NV. was dissolved
on the 2Sth day of July. 1949. All
partnership will be settled with and
by MARTIN M. FEINBERG, who will
continue the business as an individ.
ual proprietorship. tSigned) MARTIN
M FEINBERG, NATHAN r. LEO.
POLD August /, 1949. Harry w
Goldberg, Attorney. Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Colorado Golfers Face
For Pixies Peak Title
By the Associoted Press

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Aug. 6.-The Pixies Peak amateur
invitational golf tournament will
have an all-Colorado finale as Bob
VeylupeX meets Joe Watson in the
36-hole 4 championship match over
the Patty JeWett courst today.
Both are from Colorado Springs.
Watson, high school golf
coach, beat Dick Pringle, Okla
homa City, l up. yesterday. Vey-
lupek defeated Bob Crabb. Colo
radio College links STAR and l.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Fiqhts Last Niqht
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. Calif-Irish Bob
Jerry Brown, 1894, Los Angeles t3).
Topeka, KanS-Sammy AEeott,
142. Washington. Pa, outpointed Bill
Sudduth. 1872. Topeka Q0l.
SAN FRANCISCO-Lloyd Marshall.
169, Sacramento, outpointed Bob Dun
lap 17S, Oakland. Calf. U0).
LONG BEACH. N. Y.-Tony Pellone,
$50, New York, stopped Choforo
Martinez 146, Houston, Tex. (S).
Evening star., 1949-08-06
.JANITOR

Colored, experienced for apartment
tiers; must have references. Apply
between and 9 am. and 4 and B
pm. 1911 Columbia rd. NV: =
Real Estate-Sales Manager
Iooking for aggressive manager
Qualified to take full charge of all
phases of real estate business. COW
ering sales insurance and MANAGE
ment. Please submit reply in detail,
including your requirements on COM
pensation. Box 252-X, Star. =
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Better Than Medals

Instead of medals for bravery
soldiers of AMMAN, Indo-China, in
1640 received orders on the royal
treasury, for as much meat and
other foods as they and their fam
lilies could eat during the soldier S
lifetime,
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Langley SoftboII Chomp

Langley won the Fairgrounds
League senior softball title yes
terday with a AZ. l2-inning tri-
umph over Takoma, while Ray
mond took the junior title with a
80 win over Langley. The girls
crown went to EdgeWood over
Sherwood. 16-0.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
NOTICE ORC; rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
HELP MEN
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado Bldg, 14th and G, RE. 393S

kDJUSTER = Automobile insurance.
age % to 80, for perm. career posi-
tion in company af1iliated with Cen
eral Motors. Good starting salary;
excel. opportunity for advancement.
Ability to deal with people and me
chanical BACKGROUND important.
Write MOTORS INSURANCE CORP.
Transportation Bldg, stating quail
6cotions fully -6
AGGRESSIVE LICENSED PLUMBER
for full-time work; sales ability nee
essary; high school education OF
equiv. EN-. 7249. 10 a.m.-3 Pm. z"
ARMATURE WINDER must be ex-
per. Preferably on automotiye
Good oppor. B. C. ARMATURE Co.
221 II st. ne. ~
AUTOMOBILE service salesman. man
experienced in diagnosing and sell
ing service for one of Washington
Oldest and largest Chrysler Corp.
dealers; excellent salary and COM
mission arrangement; vacation. hos
pitalization and many other bene-
Ats. Box 451-T, Star. IS
AUTO MECHANIC. Ist-class; good
working conditions, vacation with
It ROCKVILLE MOTOR CO., Rock
vita Nd, phone 21sS. %
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Peanut Church Rises

The foundation stone of a new
church recently was laid at Kong
wa, in Tanganyika. 1t will be the
church Of the European and Al
rican Christians who work in the
peanut project areas.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Happy to Officiute

CHICAGO. Aug. 6 (P).-Albert
B. Chandler, commissioner of base
ball, will throw out the first ball
at the 17th annual East-West
Negro all-star baseball game at
Comiskey Park August IA.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Chinese Call for Ship

Sixteen Chinese seamen. travel
ing in luxury, arrived at Prest-
wick Airport, Scotland, to take a
newly built ship from the Clyde
River back to Hong Kong.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
CI,ERK-TYPIST

White. Jewel Tea Co. has opening
for clerk-typist; 5-day. 40-hour
week, starting salary $35. Please
write letter stating age, marital
status. previous experience, telephone
number. All replies will be kept In
TEA CO.. SOL Franklin st. ne:
Evening star., 1949-08-06
Golf Melted $51, 500

The net proceeds of $51,50O
from the 1945 PGA golf cham
pionship at Dayton. Ohio. were
contributed to the local hospital
and represented the largest single
contribution of it's kind from one
event.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

when ansuerino ddBertssements
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
incloSe original references. or
other materials OF personal DdlIe:
Copies serUe the purpose and
originals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
statesmen

onenine in the sales force of . lge.
Conn. ave. electrical appliance store;
we need an aggressive. intellisent
man 26-4O yrs. old. married. II
you want to get out Of the rut OF .
dun Hnder-paid Job, phone Mn.
OORAE. OR. 1900. 10
Evening star., 1949-08-06

MAN to work in battery shop
LEETH BROTHERS, 1920 18th st
YOUNG MAN. between 20 and 2s,
ternational finance company. Out
side work; 40-hour week. Excellent
opportunity, good salary plus bonus
and retirement plan. Apply HOUSE
HOLD FINANCE CORP, 1914 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. IL
INSURANCE CO., al
filated with General Motors. want:
tipping work in connection with the
approval Of claims. Previous exper
not essential; education is import.
ant Write MOTORS INSURANCE
CORP, TRANSFORMATION Bldg. statins
NEEb HnaE'ss15apS sTk6Sd fu1sE MAN bet. a1-a5 a,
wholesale rubber goods. store. High
school education and ref. 30,
Due I'll TO AS; A NEW EXPANSION program
we now have openings for 2 neat.
sppesring, aggressive younSg mt mef ef
y"d you and % pay you while learning
no exper. nee; start with $50 wk
average. Apply Mr.. ]. N. LazZaro
KEYSTONE READER SERVICE "a
full-neoged weather
stripping mechanic: all new work
pay excellent. Work in nearby Va
For appt., call GIL. 1929, CHI. OO30
or report ready to work Mon. morn
ing at 1914 9TH rd., Arl. Only the
best need apply. -S
MAN for general farming
white, married; good wages, house
with usual allowances. Only sober
and industrious farmer need apply
write TYLER DODSON, Kentsdale
Farm. Bethesda IA, Md. 8
AND SURFACE GRINDER; TOP
SALARY FOR EXPERIENCED, RE
LIABLE MAN: MUST HAVE REF
ERENCES. APPLY DIR. KANSTO-
ROOM, GOLDENBERG'S OPTICAL
Evening star., 1949-08-06
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

EDITORS ASSISTANT. must have
special training. in editorial work.
and actual experience in checking
printers proofs, incident to maga-
zine or book production. Box 355-X,
Evening star., 1949-08-06
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

With experience in ground
sales, by one of the largest
mortgage and oldest real estate
firms. The applicant must
have car. Prefer man between
30 and 40 years Of age. Reply,
giving complete information as
to experience. age, etc. All re-
plies confidential. Box 63-V.
Star. -S
Evening star., 1949-08-06
HELP kEN

LEADING MEMS HABERDASHERY
and clothier needs exper. aggressive
salesman for perm pos. Box 42-T.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
PHOTOGRAPHER

Must be excellent portrait operator.
managing new studio; also need top
flight receptionist- proof pasSer.
BUCKLER STUDIO, 1924 Conn.
ave
Evening star., 1949-08-06

SHOE SALESMAN
in fitting and selling
women's shoes, commission basis,
20Gc discount, vacations with pay,
many other worthwhile benefits. APP
ply Employment Ofice. 9th a., Main
Bldg, 9:30 to & daily.
Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star., 1949-08-06
HELP WOMEN
RoOkkeener-Secre1

BOOkkeeper-Secretary
Opening for person of nice personality
in ONCE Of downtown new-car dealer;
good salary and working conditions; /;
5h-day wk. Call MR.. THOMPSON.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

STA. ATTENDANTS, must
be exper. and have D. c. permit, TOP
salary and bonus. Apply BARBER S
ESQ SERVICE. 10th and Maine
TIs STATION shift MANAGER,
4S-hr. wk, good salary plus SO
comm. Apply to MR.. WRoE. Sunoco
Station. 5soI Georgia aye Wy, NV. ~ .nd
heIpe5 eSps5snesd sart in cP5tns pbons re- re-
SHOE MAN. exper. for better grade
store; pref. person in Govt. serv-
ice; Gall IL. AZ; o5"o' ask for Mr.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced for
family shoe store, steady, good sal
ary. 1856 Wilson blvd, Arl., OK.
SODA CLERK. exper. only; good
pay; no nights, no sun; I must @ De
MACY; i1sh and H Sts; srp NV nsr, ms
enced. WO. 1884. B
STENOGRAPHER, young man. apply
rm. 21O Union Station after 10 am.
TAILOR and operator. experienced
on new coats. W1LNERs. sol 18th
TAILOR Al OR AND PREssER, exper.; 40
hr. wk. Apply SHIP SERVICE OF
FICE, National Naval Medical Cen
ter, Bethesda, Md. -S
TAXICAB DRIvERS-If you do not
have the required identification caro-
I will teach you what you should
know to qualify. See E. A. GLENN,
at the Shell Service Station, 14th
and Maryland ave. ne. at ~ am.
any day, or call Ii. 39551. 3
TELEVISION BENCHMEN. expert
enced: also outside servicemen with
car, good salary. ideal working con-
ditionS. TELEVISION SPECIALISTS,
INC. 1924 K sts. NV. -1,
TELEVTSION SERVICE MAN with
car; excel. opportunity. Call AT.
sERvICEMAN - Posi-
ton open for experienced teleyislon
bench serviceman: 4O-hr. wk. For
further information, call R. Kyle,
FIR. S261, MID-ATLANT1C APPLl-
TRUCK SALESMAN - Excellent op-
portunity for experienced truck
salesman: liberal salary and COM
mission. DIAMOND MOTORS; INC
1881 Third st. NV, ST. 1888. q,
UPHOLSTERER, 1st class, sober and
steady. NEW YORK UPHOLSTERY
WATCHMAKER-Exper. only need
apply. THE JEWELRY SHOP, Con-
course, Pentagon Bldg. Call RE
800, Ext. 621S for appointment
Evening star., 1949-08-06
HELP MEN
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

SERVICE STA. ATTENDANTS. must
be exper. and have D. c. permit, top
salary and bonus. Apply BARBER S
ESQ SERVICE, 10th and Maine
Evening star., 1949-11-06
By the A.seciofsd Pres,

HAGERSTOWN. Md, Nov s.
Other counties may be having
trouble with real estate assess
ments, but Washington County is
satisfied with its own system.
That was the gist of remarks
today by I. Keller Shank, presi-
dent of the Washington County
Board of Commissioners.
He explained his county was
exempted from a 1943 legislative
act setting up a state "five-year
continuous assessment plan" be-
cause of its system.
Under the State law each
county is divided into five assess
ment districts. One district is
reassessed each year for tax pur-
poses. This means that every
piece of property is re-evaluated
at least once each five years.
There has been a lot Of oppo-
sition to the plan in some Of the
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Hunter Who Terrorized
School 10 Be Examined
By the Assoeiotsd Prss,

KEISTERVILLE, Pa, Nov. S.
A plea from his father that he
first be examined BY physicians
today resulted in postponement of
a hearing for a hunter who ter
rorized 200 school children with
his blazing shotgun.
Alderman r. F. Hopwood Of
Uniontown said the father of John
McKulka, Is. told him his son
was injured in the Navy and suf-
fered brain abcess after his dis
charge.
McKulka is charged with dis
orderly conduct. He is being held
in Fayette County Jail. ...
The man staggered up to the
grade school in this little Western
Pennsylvania community at noon
yesterday. He threw himself on
the ground and aimed his shotgun
at the building.
He fired q charge into the side
of the school, then entered the
school and lurched from room to
room. brandishing his shotgun.
Children screamed and fed the
building through windows and
down fire escapes.
McKulka finally was overpow-
cred by three men who live
nearby.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Ex-PoIice Chief Jailed
7 Years in Beating Case
Nv the Assocjoted Press

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. S.
Federal Judge c. B. Kennamer
sentenced a former Alabama police
chief to two years Imprisonment
and fined him 5000 today for
beating five Negroes.
Thomas I. CAN'T Of Florala, Ala,
pleaded guilty last week to charges
he beat the Negroes to make them
confess q crime.
Judge Kennamer released CAN'T
under $4,000 bond with instruc-
tions to report back November 80
to begin the sentence.
CAN'T was named in two other
indictments returned by a Federal
grand jury. One charged that he
forced a Negro to work out a debt
the other that he kidnapped three
other Negroes in Florida.
Charges In the last two indict-
ments were dropped after CAN'T
pleaded guilty to the beatings.
The ex-police chief was accused
Of hitting the five Negroes with a
rubber hose or q similar instru-
ment to force q confession.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Overseas Bases Needed
In Any War, Collins Says
By the Assoeioisd Press


FIT. BENNING. Ga. Nov. S.
Gen. j. Lawton Collins. Army
chief Of staff. believes there will
be need for overseas bomber and
fighter, bases even though war
planning includes round-trip an
strikes by B-36s operating from
this country. 80
He expressed these views to
reporters today In answering
questions about a remark made
earlier in the week to group
of civilian leaders at Washington.
At that time he said mo aircraft
of today could wage intercon-
tinental warfare on a sound
basis"
He was asked how this could
be related to the Air Forces
designation Of the B-36 as an in
tercontinental bomber capable OF
striking targets on the other con-
tinents and returning to bases
here.
mo one service alone can pos
sibly wage intercontinental war;
Gen. Collins said.
There continues to be a need
for bases for any large-scale op-
erations. bases for fighters to aid
heavy bombers."
Evening star., 1949-11-06
u. 5. Demand 10 Free Ward National Parole Director
Finally Given 10 China Reds Praises virqinia System
By the Associoted PYesx


State Department officials said
yesterday they have finally sue
ceeded in delivering to q top Chi
nese Communist leader a demand
for the release of Consul General
Angus Ward and his staff held by
Communist authorities at Muk-
den.
The demand was set forth in
Ia letter which Consul General o.
Edmund Club delivered to Chou
En- Lai at Peiping. The letter
demanded the release of Mr.. Ward
and the four members of his staff
arrested with him, and also the
evacuation of American officials
from Mukden. The letter said
promises Of evacuation were given
by Communist officials there last
June.
Chou En- Lai is Foreign Min
lister of the new Communist
regime. Mr.. Club, it was said
here, dealt with him, however, not
as Foreign Minister but as a
Communist leader.
This was emphasized evidently
because officials feared that con-
tact between an American diplo-
mat and the Communist official
might be interpreted by some one
as a kind of practical recognition
of the Chinese regime.
Mr.. Ward and the four Mukden
Consulate employees we're ar
rested two weeks ago on charges
of having beaten a Chinese en-
plove
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Coast Irish kked
AtGerm SIur to
BIorney Stone
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-City
Health Director j. c. Geiger as
serted that it's unsanitary to kiss
the Blarney Stone and he stirred
up a bit of a tempest today.
A 15-pound chunk of the
famed stone has been flown here
from Ireland for a three-day
Catholic festival. It will cost Is
cents to kiss the stone-a trifle.
say the sponsors, for the gift of
eloquence it is supposed to convey.
DR.. Geiger took note of the lay
ers of germs which must have
been planted on the stone over the
centuries, but the sponsors got
their Irish up.
This sacred stone has been
kissed ever since the year 1856
with no noticeable effect save the
eloquence it gave" said Con
Lynch. president of the United
Irish Societies.
DR.. Geiger thereupon passed a
sterile swab over the face Of the
stone to determine the caliber of
germs on it. The findings will be
later.