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Evening star., 1950-06-29
TEL LEWISTON SETS


Clearance. Floor samples, demonstrators.
models, greatly reduced!
Z Video Is" tube TobIe Model Teie-
vision Sets Mahogany veneered cob
met. l949 Model. VSl6o $500 1895 1888
Vdeo s" tube Console Model TeIe-
vision Sets Mahogany veneered cob
met. lo4o Model VSl67- 1895 iee.e5
Vdeo Is" tube Console TeIevson
Mahogany veneered cobinet with
doors. lo49 Model Vsl66 - 3le.e5 1885
Video 6" tube Television AM-FM
Rodio Combination with 3-speed
Record Player. Mahogany any ve-
neered double door eobnet.7 1850
Model 1928 57-------------- 1895 sls.ss
Motoroo 10" tube Tobie Model
Television. Mahogany veneered
cobnet buit-in ontenno 94o
Model lovT24 4----------- 1895 ss.ss
MotoroIo SK" tube Tobe Model
Teevison Mahogany veneered cob
met. lo49 Model 9vTl; " price 1895 s4oS
Lonsburoh II" tube TobIe Model
Tefevision. Mahogany veneered cob
met. lo49 Model 5l2. VI price 24ee5 iz4.e5
MotoroIo Is" tube Console TeIe-
vision Mahogany veneered cobinet
with doors. lo49 Model I6vk7- $4,000 1888
Admiral "" tube TeIevision AN
FIN Rodio 3-speed record pIoyer
Combination. 1850 Model 32x35- 37oo5 zs4.e5
Appliance Store-418 Seuenth
Street NW.-EntrGnce Serenth Street or THROUGH
ArchtU1y in Main Building
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LANSBURGHS-Men's clothtng-Street Floor
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

200 Fine Royon Sport Shirts In eolorfu
potterns some royon- -ond-nylons
in solid colors. Both kinds with long
sleeves. Sizes snolI to loroe in the $3.50
group ------------------ 500 14s
81 Fomous Moke Striped Royon Sport
Shirts. Long sleeves. Sizes snoI
medium and extro Ioroe only------ 500 3Ss
6 PulIover Style Sport Shirts of fine
royon eobordine. Spreod collars
Solid colors. Broken sizes-- 1000 4.e3
43 Fomous Moke PulIover Style Royon
Sport Shirts Huooer bottom for snug
fit Brown, blue, grey combinations.
Sizes small to Ioroe In oroup------ 2e5 2.ie
LANSBURGHS-Men's Fuynishtngs-Styeet Floor
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LAMPS

s China bose boudoir Iomps with notch
ing shodes
4 Desk lamps, red or ivory bases, with
noturol porehmentized poper shodes--
} Copper planter lamps --------
. Savoy swing arm bridge ionnps, heoviIy
weiohfed end bronze plotted
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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GIRLS WEAR

80 Cotton Print Skirts sizes to H. 2oo iss
White Royon Toffeto Dresses sizes
) Sub-tssn White Dresses, 10 and H. se5 sss
LANSBURGHS-GarlS We69-FoGrth Floor
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Refrigerotors, Air Condit
Clearance Of Floor Semplss

] Westinghouse Gu f. Electric Re-
frioerotor. 1850 Model 200 .e5 Is
Philco 7 Gu. Ft. Refrigerator with
horizontoi frozen food compartment
1850 Model -------------22e.5o so II
Admiral Dual Temp Refrigerator. sep
onote horne freezer compartment 10
Gu fl. copocity. 1850 Model 1890 3ooo o5 Is
Admiral Gu. Fl. Refrigerator with
horizontal food compartment 1850
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Appliance Store, l1S Set
Street NV. Entrance on SeDenth Street or Thr
ArchtcGy In Main Building
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SAVE ON HOUSEWARES
Clearance Of Fles.Fh
BRONZE SCREENS
much less fhnn half nriceI

Adjustable top and bottom. Heavy erode bronze
wire, 1874" mesh commercial bronze). Com
pIete with hardware for installation.
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RECORD PLAYERS AND RADIOS

] Sinole-tier Double Record Cobb
net. Mahogany veneered. VI price
z CoektoiI record Storage Hossocks.
Washable ton simuloted leather cover.
N price
! RCA 45 RPM Record Ployers with own
omplifier. le4e Model oEY3-
! Sinele-tier, DoubIe-door Record Cobb
net. Loroe 25"x2o" top. large enough
for TN
! Motorolo 3-woy Portfolio Rodio. Ac-
DC ond bottery operotion. Metol cose.
lo4o Model
] RcA Toble Radio. Stondord brood-
cost. 1850 Model ox64l. Crooked
Sose ------------
] Webster Chicooo 3-speed Record Play
er Attachment. 1850 Model 357---
] MotoroIo Toble Rodio, 5 tubes plus
rectifier. Ivory Plastic cose. lo4e
z MotoroIo Bottey Portable Rodios.
lo4o Model 48Lll----
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Appliance Stor
Street NV, Entrance on Sepenth Sire
ArchicGy In Main Buildin
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Clearance! Home Loundry Equipm

] Eosy Spindrier with automatic spin
rinse. 1850 model BOSS Clipped tub IS ss.sS
Easy Spindriers with power flush
rinse. 1850 model 5O6SS l6oe5 I27.4S
Rodiont Heot Clothes Dryer. Dries
9-lb. load in ! to 4 hours. ls4o
Model 100 Observation-Disclosures 1926 1880
Rebuilt Ioble Model Electric ironer-
Rebuilt Bendx Automatic Washer 1895
keout easy Wrneer Washer sher--------------ls.e5
! Rebuilt eosy Wrneer Washer
Rebuilt Eosy Wrnoer Washer sher--------------4s.e5
I Rebuilt Eosy Spinner Washers hers--------------59.s5
4 Rebuilt Wrineer Woshers-
! Rebuilt Wrineer Washer
! sosy SpInner Wosher-
Appliance store as Seuenh
Street NV. Entrance on SeDenth Street or Through
, 1950-10-21
LET'S Beauiiy Our
School Faculty..
Students Pledge

Every year we hear the promise
Of q New High School. Every year
we return from vacation to find
the same shabby buildings we left
at Graduation time. Frankly, we
are ashamed of our schools APP
pearance. We want to do some
thing about. We know that public
funds for school repairs are small,
so we are prepared to raise funds
to buy paint. We can also supply
some labor, but not all. We can
paintpaint classrooms by getting
the Manual Arts students to do as
they have done in the past. They
have painted several classrooms
as a project. It is felt to be too
much to ask them to climb on
roofs and tall scaffolds. That is
work for experienced men. We are
determined this school year to
paint up our school to point up its
charm, for the buildings them
selves are architecturally beauti-
full. We want to be able to point
to our school with pride. At pre-
sent we do not point out our
school if we can help it!
, 1950-10-21
Home Economics
Students Muke Visit
TO ConUdoY Home

Gertrude James, Home Econo-
raics teacher took her class to An
naly Wednesday, October 18th, to
see the home Of Ward Canaday.
BY seeing what others have done
in the way Of furnishing and
equipping their homse of each
student who went on the trip. It
vas pointed out that one does not
necessarily have to be a million-
ARE to enjoy a nice home. BY the
use Of native bamboo, grasses and
woods it was seen possible to
make many lovely things in the
way of furnishings. The point was
also mode that it is not impossible
to have nice things. Simple, well
designed pieces Of furniture can
be made at home from boxes,
bright fabrics and a little applica-
ton with tools. Some of the girls
are already making such things
in the school shop and are enjoy
ing it too. Miss James endeavors
to teach practical projects to her
girls. She does not theorize too
much. The practical aspects Of
home furnishing and dressmaking
are demonstrated and if the girls
give full attention they will leave
school fully prepared to be house
wives. During the stay at Annaly
the girls were shown around BY
Mr.. Lawaetz, who gave freely Of.
, 1950-10-21
CHS Students Given
Musical Treat By
adj Concert Artistic

Monday, Oct. 9th students were
excused regular classes to gather
in assembly to hear the guitar
playing and singing of Radio and
Concert Artistic Julie Andre. Thru
the courtesy of Mr.. Keith Gibson
who brought Miss Andres talents
to the notice Of Mrs. Pearl Larsen
this concert Of L~atin-American
songs was made possible. With
nimble fingers and a voice of rare
charm and wide range, Miss An
DIRE was by turns both gay and sad
as she sang Of hopeless love or gay
Fiesta time. One o rtwo of her
songs were familiar to all but
many were gathered in her travels
in South America & Mexico. Her
fluent flow of Spanish and Por-
tugese proved her to be no mean
linguist. Her charm Of manner cap
tivated us all. We are grateful to
this artistic for bringing to us a
welcome change in routine and a
musical treat rare in this island.
Let us hope for more such
programs.
, 1950-10-21
Purents Requested
TO Visit High School.
In Coming Week

Parents are urged to support the
"Know your teacher" week to be
held the last week in October.
This is the chance to see students
and teachers at work. Teachers
have been visiting parents during
the past two weeks in an attempt
to bring closer contact between
home and school. Arrangements
have been made to conduct pa
rents around the school at any
time during the working day. Not
only will parents have a chance
to see the work being done, but
also to note the conditions under
which their children have to work
If enough parents care about pro-
per school working conditions and
raise their voices in demand Of
better ones for their children, the
standard of education will arise in
the community. Please make an
effort to visit your High School
the last week of this month.
G
, 1950-10-21
Several Clubs Formed
To Simulate
Student Interest

Following the concert on Mon
day the Faculty had a meeting to
discuss the forming of Clubs
which are part of a plan to broad
en- student interests. The Principal
Claude Markoe asked all teach
ers to outline their respective Club
plans. Miss Carter, Commercial
teacher came up with a Correspon
dence Club in which students
would be encouraged to write to
other students all over the world.
A Homemaking Club, jointly spon
sored by the Home Economics
teachers, Mrs. Coff, Miss James &
Miss Palmer aimed at making stu
dents see the possibilities for inn
provement in their homes. MI.
Emanuel continues his Spanish
Club activities and Mrs. Harmon
her Library Club. Both these
clubs ran last year and were popu
lar with a select group Of stu
dents. The great demand for ath-
letics at school is being catered to
by Mrs. Hodge, who will take girls
in sports, and two teachers, Mr..
Richards and Mr.. Woodson will
handle boys in a variety Of athle-
tics. To foster a keener interest in
possibilities Of working with tools,
Mr.. Jones has an Industrial Arts
Club. The popular Hobby Club Of
last year will agin be guided by
Continued on page
, 1950-10-21
New Clussroorns 10
TO be Used Soon Will
Hove Space for Movie

Thanks to the foresight Of
Principal Claude Markoe and the
generosity of contractor Evan Nc
Farlane, the two new classrooms
now nearing completion at the
High School will have a wider
use. According to the plans there
were to be two separate class
rooms blocked from each other by
a solid partition. At the Princi-
pals request Mr.. McFarlane
agreed to put in two large doors
at his own expense rather than
the solid wall. This commendable
decision on his part will make
possible a large room where it is
planned to show movies as an aid
to better teaching. When the doors
are opened and folded back to the
outside walls the large space of
the two combined classrooms will
serve at times as an assembly hall
TOR student gatherings. All con
cerned il the planning, building
and painting Of the new building
are to be congratulated for a good
Job. The soft green Of the walls
and off-white ceiling make for
n
restfulness and do away with eye
strain.
, 1950-10-21
Monudl Arts Division
Builds Lunch Tables
To Aid ProgrU1n

Under the direction Of Minnard
Jones and Cyril Marshall, Manual
Arts teachers, students have built
eight tables and sixteen benches
for use in the School Lunch pro-
gram which will shortly get under
way at the High School. Built of
pine the tables are not fancy but
will serve a real need. The boys
who worked to make them were
given some idea Of production line
procedure as groups were organ
lied to do specific jobs in close as
ISOLATION. In no time the cut pieces
seemed to form into theshape of
tables and sturdy benches were
put together in jig time. When the
need arises for something to be
the boys work with q will
and become interested in seeing
the job through.
, 1950-10-21
Educuton Through
Field Trips Gets
TrYout Recently

Several Field trips have been
held 50 far this year by different
classes under their respective tea
cheers. These trips are intended to
show students the practical appi-
cation Of the subject matter they
get in school
While not taken outside the
school grounds, the first diversion
from class work was made when
the History and Geography stu
dents Of 7th grade saw the film
Captain from CASTLE" which is
concerned with the conquest Of
Mexico by Cortez. An idea Of the
cultures of the old world with the
new was colorfully displayed in
Technicolor, along with battles
and bloodshed that at the time
seemed necessary to the conquer
ors. This movie was shown on Oct.
s under the direction Of Mrs. Ena
Teytaud, who just two days be-
fore had the IA group to see Ca
rib relics at the home Of Mrs. Mol
ler-Jorgensen. Mrs. Moller very
kindly took time to explain the
various pieces Of pottery and pri-
mitive tools, arrow heads and
strangely carved animal pieces
that were all part Of the life Of the
long vanished Carbs. This trip
was intended to point up the
the study Of Virgin Islands history
which the class is now studying.
Thanks goes to good citizen Moller
for her interest in the children &
their work
E2E
, 1950-10-21

his time. Cool drinks were served
by Ralph George. These were vel
as the day was hot. AL
together the trip proved most sue
cessful and more are in prospect
in the future.
Evening star., 1950-08-04

as villains come in the movies.
John Kodiak, you may as well
know now as later, is the psuedo
Hungarian and before his accent
has time to tell he has been under
Standably smitten with Miss La
MARI, has been slugged about a
little by Palinov's men, has used
Miss Lamar as bait for his trap.
has been found out by her and
we'll, this didn't seem so compli-
Gated at the time.
1t appears to be the thesis Of
"a Lady Without Passport" that
illegal entry doesn't pay because
if the immigration people don't
get you the Florida everglades
will. That is where everyone ends
up after Palinov and his partner
(proving that Macready is only as
smart a villain as the script
writer's permit) haul a planeload
of aliens into the country when
they know everyone in Florida Is
alerted to nab them on sight.
All of these melodramatic af-
fairs In Howard Dimsdale's
screenplay arrive ultimately at q
happy ending. or a sort Of happy
ending. Macready puts out to
sea In a fog in a boat that is
about to run out of gas and
Kodiak puts the arm on Miss
Lamar. vowing at the time to
make sure that something is done
to find a haven for poor folk
like her.
In addition to the above-named
principals, there are some good
performances contributed by Rich
ard Crane Gas q laconic Navy
pilot who traps the smugglers) i,
James Craig and Steven Garay.
There is a fine impersonation of
a dancer. too, by Nita Bieber. who
takes over at one point to do a
run1ba that would bring down the
COPS anyplace outside of Havana.
It hasn't the slightest connection
with anything else that takes
place in "A Lady Without Pass
port" but a man would be a fool
to complain about 1t on that
score.
y X + X
The Capitol's stage show is
headlined by Kitty Kallen, a
singer who is kind to both eye
and ear. Also q part Of the fes-
tivities is the comedy of George
Kaye, the further comedy of the
Gaudsmith brothers and their
French poodles. the tap dancing
Of Billy and Joyce Reedy and the
music of the Sam Jack Kaufman
orchestra, which this week is pay
ing tribute to Victor Herbert.
Evening star., 1950-08-04

her name to Hedy KeiSsler and
made a picture named Ecstasy, -
but she might be excused for
thinking so.
The beautiful Miss Lamarr's
aloof and regal talents are en-
ployed in the Capitol Theaters
new film, "a Lady Without Pass
port" in the impersonation of
penniless veteran of Buchenwald
who is trying to commit illegal
entry. There is something a little
out of character here. In the
first place, the notion that any
country would refuse Miss La
MARI entry is outlandish on the
face of it. No nation is so we'll
off that 1t could afford an atti-
tude like that.
Then, too, if anyone wanted
to smuggle sMiss Lamar any
place, it would have to be done
with a flourish. say in a chartered
DC-6, with the running lights
ringed with emeralds and rubies
Evening star., 1950-08-04
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
Katharine Hepburn will play a
Cockney missionary in African
Queen" and when I asked Pro-
ducer Sam Spiegel, What will
Humphrey Bogart play?" he re-
piled, "A low-life." The picture
starts in March, with John Huston
directing.
Enrol Flynn really did want to
marry Princess Irene Ghika. But
he told pals who told me that he
just couldn't afford the luxury of
marriage any more. This is fan
tastic when you realize that Flynn
gets 100000 a picture and he
usually makes two of 'em a year.
You can discount those heavy ro-
nance rumors with Pat Wymore,
his current movie leading lady.
1t was Bing Crosby who
thumbed down the picture that
was already to go with Hopalong
(Bill Boyd Cassidy. No one knows
why. Maybe Bing just did not
feel like sharing billing with
Hoppy's horse. He certainly had
nothing against the producer of
the picture. Paul Jones, who was
responsible for three of Bing's
very successful Road" pictures.
Everyone hereabouts is still
talking about Betty Hutton's
superenergy at her fabulous party.
The latest quotation on the sub
ject is: "She gave it. she ran it
she sang it, and she jumped 1t"
Me, I like a hostess with zing.
Rosalind RuSSell'S birthday
party for William Powell featured
a mustache with horn-rimmed
glasses on a red nose-all on top
of the birthday cake. not Bill.
X 4
Marion Brando is doing two
days work for free in Fred zinne-
mann's New York picture,
Teresa" Like Chill Wills. Mar
Ion has asked that he not be
billed. He has decided that he'll
behave like any other guy when
he arrives here-any minute now
to star in the movie version of
"Streetcar." Marion will live in
his own apartment, and plans to
wear nylon T shirts!
Evening star., 1950-08-04
Free Stor Movies
Playground Film
Program for Tonight
Washington. 8:3O nm,

Janney, Wisconsin avenue and
Albemarle NV; BrightWood,
18th and Nicholson NV: Kalo-
rama, 10Th and Columbia road
NV; Sousa, 37th and Ely place
Sc; Thomson, 18th and L streets
NV: Ft. Davis, Alabama and
Pennsylvania avenues Sc; Doug
lass-Simmons, First and Pierce
streets NV; Briggs Montgomery,
9th and K streets NV; Watts
Branch, 62d and Banks streets
NE: Randall, First and I streets
S.W.
Arlington, $3.50 pm.
Lubber Run Park, Second and
Columbus streets.
Alexandria, 9 pm.
Parker Madden, Pendleton and
Fairfax streets.
Montgomery County, 9 pm.
Pinecrest. st. Lawrence drive,
Four Corners.
Prince Georges County, 8 pm.
Takoma Park Recreation Area,
Grace Methodist Church. Larch
and New Hampshire avenues.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing

Ambassador-"The Flame and
the Arrow: 1:15, $40, 5:25. 1880
and 9:40 pm.
Capitol-"A Lady Without Pass
port; IL am. las. 4:30, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage shows: 1880,
3:35, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-'DucheSs of Idaho;
1925 am. 1880, 3:35, $40. 7:45
and $50 pm.
Dupont-"The Lawless":: 1885
'3:35, 5:35, TAO and 9:45 pm.
Keith's - Treasure Island;
$50 am. 1905, 2:35, $40, TAO
and 10:15 pm.
Little - Lucia Di Lammer-
moor; II am. 2:40. 6:15 and
9:55 pm.
Metropolitan THE Story OF
G. I. joe; 11:15 am, lis, 3:20
1925. 1880 and 9:40 pm.
National - Annie Get Your
Gun: 11:40 am. 1850. 4, 6, 7:5s
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Three Little Words"
II am. 1:10, $40, $50, TAO ane
$50 pm.
Playhouse - Henry w; 11:1t
am, LAS, 4:25, 7 and $50 pm
Plaza-"Gigi"; IL am, 12:45
2:30, AIS, 6. 7:50. 9:35, 11:2'
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Kind Hearts ant
Coronets" II am, 1880. 2:40
4:30, $40. $40 and 10 pm.
Warner-"The Flame and tht
Arrow; 11:15 am, 1920, 3:25
$50, TAO and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-04

"a LADY WITHOUT PASSPORT"
Metro -Goidwyn-Mayer picture, produced
by Samuel Marx, directed by Joseph H.
Lewis, screenplay by Howard Dimsdale.
At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1950-08-04
Hollywood Diary
Binq Turned Down Film With Hoppy
By Sheiloh GFohom

Joan Crawford, rumored TO be
making a new romantic headline
soon, was certainly minus any
such plan last week end. She was
at the Alisal Ranch. and her part
ner for the Saturday night dance
was Christopher. her 7-year-old
son.
Next Monday, Jack Beutel starts
his first picture in II years. Traits
how long ago he did "The Out
law" Now. with Robert Ryan and
Claire Trevor. he goes on loca-
ton in Utah for "The Bess of the
Bad Men"
(Released by North American Newspaper
AIfiancp)
Evening star., 1950-08-04

and the cabin upholstered In
mink, with magnums of cham
payne scattered carelessly to lend
the informal touch, with out
riders in gilded F-80s. Miss La
MARI is an appetizing dish and
her appearance and manner de-
mand style.
X n n X
"a Lady Without Passport" as
a matter of fact, isn't really bad
picture of its type. once you get
over the shock of finding Miss
Lamar broke in Havana. It
moves along under Joseph H.
Lewis direction and maintains
interest, it's Havana looks like
Havana and its hero is not too
stupid in his dealings with the
various villains.
Things get started, in case you
were thinking of trying to outwit
the immigration Service. when a
man walks in front Of an auto
mobile in New York and routine
police check of his clothing dis
closes that he recently walked
through a field Of sugar cane. You
may feel that the immigration
people are overly suspicious. but
in no time at all after this sugar
cane clue a border patrol operative
is in suspect bar in Cuba. claim
ing to be q Hungarian. The man
who runs the bar. fellow named
Palinov, is a big man in the alien
smuggling business and this is
trap, see? If you think Palinov
accepts this immigration man at
face value, however. and does not
soon learn his true identity, you
just don't know George Macready,
who plays Palinov and is as cagey
Evening star., 1950-08-04
Drama News and Reviews ....
HedyLonnorr, of All People,
Unwonted in Capitol Film
By Harry Macarthur

not be said that Metro Godwyn Mayer precisely knock
Ing itself out maintain Hedy Lamarr standing
circles The girl must feel sometimes that she might just well
be working for Universal International which something
speciality of melodamatca mpssonabe
that crime She Wouldn't better off she changed
Evening star., 1950-08-04

First place In a potato-peeling-
in-the-dark contest at Leicester,
England, went to a blind woman
Evening star., 1950-07-13

charge, the latest in a series lev
eled at the agency by the Wiscon-
sin Senator. was "a characters
tic distortion of facts" :
The Senate Foreign Relations
Subcommittee investigating the
Mccarthy charges that the State
Department has harbored Com
munists and fellow travellers gave
no indication that the inquiry
would be reopened to look into
the newest accusations.
The Democratic members are
preparing report on the four
month investigation. It is due
within q week.
Senator Hickenlooper is one of
the two Republican members of
the investigating subcommittee.
He said the new Mccarthy charges
are "a startling revelation of file
tampering, assuming the integrity
of those who signed the state
ments" produced by Senator Nc
Carthy.
The statements were given,
Senator Mccarthy said, by four
persons who formerly worked on
the files in a temporary clerical
capacity four years ago. One is
currently employed in the depart
ment and Senator Mccarthy re-
fused to release his name.
One Now With FBI.
Names of the others were re-
leased. One, the Senator said, is
now an FBI agent, another is a
student at Georgetown University
and the third is employed in a re-
tail store here.
Their statements said they had
been employed to work on the files
and some Of the four said deroga-
tory material was removed and
destroyed.
The State Department described
the Mccarthy charges as "abso-
lutely false" and added:
mo derogatory information
concerning personnel Of the de-
partment has been destroyed.
The so-called stripping process
which Senator Mccarthy attri-
butes to evil and treacherous
Evening star., 1950-07-13
ickenlooper Seeks to Reopen Inquiry Into Loyalty Files

motives was actually q thorough
going reorganization Of the de-
partment's personnel files-not
it's loyalty and security files
which were and are separately
Instructions Cited.
The department said persons
engaged on the file work at that
time were under explicit written
instructions which said:
"All investigative reports found
in the personnel file are to be re-
moved and turned over to the
supervisor for return to the in
vestigations unit of the security
division"