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Evening star., 1951-04-24
HELP woMEN
SWitchboard Opeartor

For NV. apt. bldg. Must know PIX;
only experienced need apply. See
Resident Manager, 273O Wise. ave.
|TAIL0RESS WANTED, colored, must
be thoroughly experienced on men IS
clothing. Apply in person between
SRisTo aRS cEEANERs aa e 3 bEi bYERss Henasss 1sss
TsaGaERss fHash dssi'Is 'WIsASNSrED-primary m and
Alexandra and Arlington. Cali oV.
TELEPHONE oPERAToR-TYPisT. in.
surance ONCE; 5-day week; free
group insurance. Reply BOX 492-V,
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR for fa local
automobile agency, to work from
home. Must have pleasing tele-
compensation. Cali Mr.. LOGAN. pf. j.
TEiLEP'HoNE soLlCrToR-To call
business places: spare time; from
bone, 2 to 8 hours daily. Box 3l5-
TYYiPisTT on call basis; work to = be
for appointment at HECHINGER
CO., 18th and H SITS. ne. SO.
TYPISTTTyping and mimeograph-
ing; general office work. Good work
ing conditions. 5-day. wk. Physically
handicapped preferred. ME. b940 for
rYhPfsT. hRr.S'' 20 to 50; steady employ
ment; 5-day week; splendid OPP
portunity to become established
with the largest growing retail
credit organ. In Wash. If you are
looking for permanent employment. m.
HOME EQUIPMENT CO.. 2117 M
TYPiHs;TT, H;T experienced, for part-time
work. about 10 days ca. month.
state experience and phone. Box
TYPIsTI, Experienced preferred; new
roundings: salary to start $3.50 per
month. ME. 0160. -26
TYPIST. Interesting position offering
opportunity for advancement. Good
office conditions and associates; 3.
ms; CO.. 1925 Eye St. NV. ST,
TYPIST, part time, for doctors Of
fice; age, 1898. Box 360-Y. Star.
TYPIsr-General ONCE work; top
salary; permanent; pleasant sur.
TYPiST wanted for credit ONCE; no
exper. necessary. Starting salary
$50 Permanent, advancement. Ap-
ply REGAL. I'll 18th st. NV. pa
excellent. some knowledge
of bookkeeping, to help research
public relations executive and sec
letters and other interesting mat
ter: national organization. pleas
ant surroundings. air conditioned;
will pay well for eficient, personable
assistant. Room 220, 1927 K st.
nndor Al With eutomobue
and casualty experience, in large
branch office; permanent position
and excellent working conditions:
5-day, 37Ea-hour week. Apply
SOUTHWESTERN NATIONAL. S12
TYPIST with knowledge Of short
hand. experience preferred but not
essential. JU. $4,000. PA
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I85U NATIONALS, brand-neW factory
crates; 5-yr. warranty; best price in
town Call ME I4R2 -07
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY for law once to re-
place one Of two present secretaries;
air-cond. suite in new downtown
bldg. 5-day wk.. Starting salary,
$50 per wk. Cali EX. 6668. IL
SECRETARY. law firm. under 35;
experience desired, but not essen
tial; fiye-day week. vacation with
pay; salary. $55 per week; neigh
borhood 18th and K NV. For ap-
pointment, call National 2477. 80
SECRETARY, experienced; b-day
week small ofice. Room 62S. 910
SECRETARY-Part time. Excellent
opportunity for some one in vicinity
Of Fatrlington or Park Fairfax
and unable to work full day. Short
hand required. Apply Mrs. Bullock
8 H r L ] N G T ON CO.
DEPT. STORE, 4025 S. 2Sth ST.,
Arlington. Va. 30
executive office; tipping
and dictation: perm. position with
old-established D. c. Arm; company
benefits. Phone AT. 1400 for appt
at HECHINGER CO., 18th and ri
StS. ne. "a
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

PBX-RECEPTIONIST course easily
learned; age no handicap. Day class
@tTlti9Sn; @ on, $40; night; S25; MRS.
MabfRRN MaANRE TRAfNSiNSs HS SsS4 4 ssstv sT 727s ss:
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for CT training; day and evening
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
, LEGE, 12l0 g ST; NV: pI. 1852;
wks.. sac; 4 wks.. $50. Busy. active
board. aobs to $225. AMERICAN
Rus1nSs SCH. 1919 = ct. n.w-
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

dssiEsd SHa pS eoiored sGn girl "fe sx sasfs s7si
CIV. colored girl. wants days
work or part time. AID. 3431.
G.h.W.-Colored girl desires days
G1y week work: AID. 6546. %.
week. s;nix'' 81. Tnd 7sis. ihild care; 8 day. a
GIRL. colored. honest and reliable.
wishes g.h.w. or days work. expert
e!1p1 snee and % reference. Hu: 3e47:
caiI Ell e. Gdy's 1.7sss. ySss Mon, through Fri
iight INV. Can Il. s-5ss7. "0fA VI
LADY. colored. wishes afternoon
housework, Or cooking for evenings,
Cal! TU. 1894. after pm. -25
TeeTr66; good worker; best refs. Go,
WOMAN. white, desires Housekeeping
S for one or two adults. Box BIB,
SETTLED colored woman would - like
ine eGe sma I'm fsmilZ M paG zzasS sSOk
COLORED COOK wants Job; no nights
or Sundays. DI. 5971.
COLORED GIRL desires day work
WI. 1858 Tuesday.
COLORED GIRL wants Job as maid
ln rooming house, exp. ref. HU.
GIRL wants g.h.w.; ref
erence: 5-day wk. Phone TU. 4977,
GIRL. neat, exper.. desires
work Of any kind. MI. 5437.
LADY wants days work
cleaning and ironing, FIR. 1862.
COLORED LADY wants Job as cook; +;
5.day week; good references. HO
LADY desires work as
maid in hotel or dept. store. ST.
WOMAN wishes lob taking
care OF child six days week, exp.
= WOMAN wants rh.v. or
part-time work; ref. ME. 27O6.
WOMAN desires g.h.w.;
8 day week. Call Ii. 6-0S29.
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HELP WOMEN
PART-TIME POSITION

PART-TIME POSITION
hours. for welI-educated woman,
30-55: business exper. unnecessary;
PTA or Red Cross work helpful; will
pay $4,000 or better; personal in
terview arranged. Car necessary.
Write, giving phone number. P. d.
Box 3139. Wash. D. C.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

EXPERIENCED PAINTERS, inside
and. out. Day or night at your con-
Venience. For information and
estimate, call JU. 7-55O4 or
FHAGsSToSE WALKS, pattOs, porsSes. msS
flreplaces. retaining walls. JU.
7-6929. I0409 Old Bladensburg I'd,
Silver Spring, Md. 40
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock Of good used Iumbel
flooring, doorA windows. plumbing,
pipe. boilers and radiators At
bargain prices. HECHNGER CO.,
18th and II gts. ne. AT 1400,
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
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HELP WOMEN (cont.l

MODELs-We are seeking new faces,
new figures for national models pub
locations. Apply BROOKS PHO
TOGRAPHERS. 1927 r st. .w.-25
MEDICAL RECORD RIM. CLERK
TfPIST-Good hrs. and salary. ap-
ply in person only; Personnel once,
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HELP WOMEN
Excellent Opnortl1nitv

underwater. Capable of
taking dictation, new agency, 5-day
week, pleasant working conditions.
Located Columbia pike, Arl Salary
open. Call MIR. HARTWELL, OW.
215S for appointment. -25
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WAITREsS-Must be experienced, II
am. to 2 pm. No Sundays, good
earnings. See Mr.. Seidel. 1908 RES
TAURANT. 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, white: night work. no
Sundays; good salary and tips.
CAsEY's CHOP HOUSE, 61o 18th
WAITRESS, experienced, white. over
81 years old. all day work, no Sun
day work; good pay. Apply BOWIE'S
RESTAURANT, 64e1 Marlboro pike.
WAITRESS. white. no SUNDAYS: good
fSY5 hos5s- .e.E TEXANS H RESTAURANT
WAiTREss WANTED; hours, to
II; of on Thursdays; salary, good
tips: Apply in person, COLUMBIA
GRILL, 3249 Columbia pike, Arl.
WAITRESS. white. 21-4o, expert
enced. RA 02s0. New Hampshire at
iH1d'R FEIIoW Foop a1't SHOP. s5S SS21 % Colo
RADIO ave. NV.
WAITRESS-Neat, experienced, no
nights, no Sundays. TESTERS, 81
WAiETREss, ri Eis, experienced in food a and
liquor; excel. earnings; no phone
calls. Apply in person, 1905 r: I.
wAfTREssEs-For small night club.
Apply lily 18th st. NV. -26
MATTRESSES, 2, white, age 21-35;
night work; Sc. location. Call Ii.
3-9647. Ask for manager. -25
MATTRESSES, experienced; tray serv-
ice; hours. 8 pm. to Q am. Ap-
ply sEAFARE RESTAURANT, 1924
Conn. ave. NV. -26
MATTRESSES (a) WANTED; excel.
pay. CY ELLIS, 1011 r st. NV. -26
MATTRESSES WANTED, experienced.
Apply 6I2 18th st. NV. -25
MATTRESSES, white, over 81; local
exp. Apply after z pm, 1923
14th st. NV. 30
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APPLIANCES

Spring clearance Of floor samples and
REFRfGERAToRs, Hotpoint EFs. g.
cYY6ic it, de luxe, S399.95; now
Estate 5o1e, de luxe, auto.
elec., 1884 95; now S307 .95.
RANGE, Estate 5018. deluxe. auto,
elec., $685. ;95; now S319.95.
RANGE. Hotpoint RD10, de luxe push
n1st9R fEsf ss sS9S sS9 9sW &c s. ssissS %;
$500 .95; now S247 .95.
Estate 5042, de luxe. auto.
DRYER, GE de luxe, $249.95; now
Hotpoint Les. auto.
xrinEer. sI54. .s5: now s12S.s5. uA
Dish IsB- WASHER, Apex. s409.s4; now
JOHN G. WEBSTER
1909 LIST st. Sc. ST. 61OO -27
BABY CRIB, Maple, water proof mat
BAKED GOODS = Cookies. cakes
Call MRS JONES. IA. s032. "a
BASINS. SINKS BATHTUBS. built
RoSsRRs II sR9 ao5s FistinEs 3, new So TseS HssS
BATHTnBBs. S new Il used. s built n, less; isss;
saki sakEs eo e6s'?s sss7' 'es's as ave 81 sS
BED LEGS-Convert your coil or box
springs into Hollywood beds. We
install; 81, 1928. JU. 7-641s.
s4s spah other %ahss a:s t!S' !ssy SSsa
modern walnut
suite, Beautyrest mattress and box
spring, $500: twin beds. chest dresser
and vanity, 500; 3-pc. mahog. suite,
SC sxsseRs ssf Rsd5s4a csndtoa aaa mss dSY 5 u
BEpRooM gSD sSi Nv sEP@ Pen Viii White enamel;
dresser. chest. chair. and twin iron
beds, springs, and mattresses; ex-
celent condition; $50 cash. Owner
IA, RSvi3s 3soto to apt Call after ggSip''
BED6RooM SUITE, lined oak ana and s.
piece Cordovan nah. din. rm. suite.
Owner leaving. must sell. Ii. 6-573s.
used and rebuilt. SIS up.
STORE. 1911 Wis. ave. MI: ,010O.
GIRLS, light weight; ex-
Gel. cond.; $50. Call after 8 pm,
R5Sy9iFs 197 4IFs st; non;s ne. oAn saa: b,5,
6-h,p., Lattner, gas fred.
complete, with return system; new
condition; reasonable price for quick
sale. Inquire 625 E st. NV. --25
4 shelves. SS-S9.50
each; wholesale or retail; 73 to
SALES. 5f1 New Jersey ave. NV.
quantity PENNsYIvASIA BUILD.
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BRICKS-Faee and common. I or q
CO. MA k2R6 OF 72nn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES (2), Under
wood. sound stand, Just like new;
10 col, 10 keys; subtraction and
credit balance. Must sell at once
Hard to get 329 H st. ne. ~
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs, cleo.
tric. Reconditioned. Guaranteed.
SD UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
Sl3 14th st. NV.
ADD. MACH. new, used, all makes:
nand elec.; great reduc. CIRCLE
AIR CONDITiONERs, new and r..
conditioned; sold rented, exchanged.
seryiced; fully guaranteed. Or.
AIR CONDITIONER, new sealed units,
5-yr. warranty; " hip, S297; Il
h;p. $3.50. co. 3483. -2s
AIR CONDITI0NERS-N national-
y-known rm. units, " h.p.; S249. 80:
y h.p.. S29s. so: all units with 5-yr'
dence from the A. S. JOHNSON Co.
since 1873. HU. $500.
AIR CONDITIONERS-C AIR.
temp: packaged unit in Q, 8, &,
8 and 10 ton sizes for stores homes.
large of1ces. etc. Immediate delivery.
Prices start at S695. Why Consider
less than the best2 HU. 5000, A, s.
JOHNSON CO., Authorized Chrysler
Airtemp Dealers
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

EXEC; 3Sse;, SEC. $ &c; payroll. clerk.typist tno
pos: immed,; $50 wk. SH. 359S. .
GIRL, colored. desires child care or
part time, RA. 4702.
GIRL, colored, wants cafeteria or
days work. II. 7-2273. 25'
GRADUATE NURSE. practical, with
city ref. desires Job: prefer older
person. Refs. Call Ia. O47O.
LAUNDRESS,. settled woman, will do
Trufie curtains, ironing out. HU
NIIRsE. PRACTICAL GRADUATE,
eSloredI desires day or night duty;
sEcRETT2a1RSYi, college grad. Is years.
varied exper.. including investment
Sankiag; dags legal club, oil; $40 min:
WOMAN. colored, would like a Job
baby sitting. Tues. Thurs. Sat. !
can. II. 7-s47a. 'A'S fei'
WOMAN, SO. college. exp. real estate
steno:: have car. ia. 1924.
MATURED LADY will keep house for
parents taking. vacation or other
temporary need, Box lisa, Star.
EXPERT PUBLIC sTENo. available
for steady work Saturdays. Top ref
erences. Box 22-B, Star.
COLORED WOMAN, 35. neat, wants
part time. 12 through dinner: ex-
Psrieneed: reference: S27 per week.
DU. 1852, "a
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HANGING
PLUMBING
J. SHAPIRO

Reg. Plumber, D. C. and Md.
BIB Georgia Ave. NV.
Plumbing. heating and appliances.
Free Estimates. Terms arranged.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. no JOB
too small; 24-hr. service; reasonable
prices. Registered in District and
Nd. UN. 1859. "a
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BUILDING MATERIAL
WRECKING

17O3-1705 K st. open daily. So.
For Sales Inspection
All material for sale on premises,
Beautiful mantels, fireplaces, hard
wood paneling, doors all sizes, stair
ways, inside shutters, chandeliers,
units, radiation, plumbing, pipe.
vault doors, steel beams. million good
hard brick, Ga. pine lumber all sizes,
oak. flooring, stone marble in sew
eral colors, windows, iron fence, etc,
Buy, now, while this material Is
bargains. We deliver.
ARROW WRECKING co.
HOO South Capitol st.
Ii. 3-2261, Ii. $4,000
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS and home modernizing,
basement to roof; up to yrs. to
pay HAMILTON coNrR. Co. RE,
ADbiTIoNs, recreation rooms, porch
e.; fion custom sIf ,T Tork tS your satisfac-
ApDiTIoSs. remodeiing, alterations
Modernize your home. Brick, ce-
ment. plaster, roof repairs, all types.
Gan sToNEWALL coNsT. CO.. ST.
ana modernizing, cellar
ca NAoNas TT NsaSess5 eoNfgAGT 5Ss Efe
BENDIX sERvICE~Washers, dryers.
and ironers; all work guar. Ewes.
and week ends, AK. 1469. -25
BRICkWoRK. walls ch mn eys,
ppoTcnes; hyes,, steps steps walks; all repairs;
perche reDlsees saa Fstsininr FsRaTa Fspais Hss
EiNzrb5f0 & Co. iFR. S54s 5asS any tt@s stGRs:
remodeling, repairing,
fsaaERgfEnRsFyM saRER, IL erist3 ss7ss cement work q. Mr.
CARPENTRY-Aiterations. rec. rms.
built-in cabinets. bookcases, etc.
Cali G. F. ST. DENIS, LU. 1-5S7S:
CARPENTRY. cabinet work. remodel
Ing and repairs. general contracting.
cARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS, on &c CON.
tract basis. MIR. LAWRENCE. RA.
DRAIN PIPES electr,call,
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
ROoTER. phone RA ssss any day.
any night.
INSTALLATIONS-R
pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
imfned. Call RIA. 1929 any time.
FLOORS sANDED and finished; OLD
noors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. 1928.
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothins but the
= pest; laying, sanding. finishing.
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
NO. 2216.
FENCE - Galvanised chain link. all
posts In concrete: Immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for less; 80
months to pay. Phone HO. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO 552S
Evening star., 1951-04-24
BRICKS

| million good used bricks. Call u
where bricks can be seen; will also
deliver. ACE WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. 1902 Mime
sofa ave n e. LII 4-n5n0 -27
Evening star., 1951-04-24

AIR CONDITIONERS
Sold-rented-serviced. A small de.
post will assure Of q cool summer.
ERATION CO., Authorized (bonded)
Service Dealer.
Evening star., 1951-04-24
MOTOR TRAVEL

CALF. north central part, leaving
April 20; desiring / or 9 riders; 81
Ford. Phone JU. 7-61O6 after s.
LEAVING FOR SALT LAKE CITY
April ~ or 2S. Would like 2 or 3
riders. Share expenses. OIL. O847.
LEAV. ABOUT APR. 20 for Long Beach
Calf. 81 Chrysler New Yorker; will
take 2 to share exp. AK. 39S7.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG COUPLE drty-
ing to Detroit April 30; 1850 Pom
tiac; suburban. Call Ashton 6054.
25s
Evening star., 1951-04-24
Air COnditiOners

Air Conditioners
1850 NATIONALS, brand-new factory
crates; 5-yr. warranty; best price in
town. Call ME. 1883. -27
Air-C Conditioning Units
40% of on some models; new; pop
ular makes; up to tons. j. L.
BATEMAN & SON. Ho. 2200..
Air Conditioning Units
40so, of on some models; new popular
makes; I'D to S-ton. J. L. BATE.
MAN & SON. HO. 2200. ID
ADDRESSOGRAPH-Model 27OOe B
style plate; 10 volt, &C. motor;
$1sSo $15o. ELITE LAUNDRY CO.. gle
AMPL1fYING sYsTEMZpA ampli-
fler, microphone, stand, Q speakers:
S95. CRental PA recorders, music
player SOUND EQUIPMENT Co.
ANTIoUE DEsK-Large size. SIS.
Antique SOFA, hall tree. old clock.
hand-crocheted tablecloth, eagle
mirror. misc. AID. 4756, "a
Evening star., 1951-04-24
HELP DOMESTIC Cont }

COOK, g.h.w., exper. only; live in;
permanent; 3rd-hoor rm. and bath;
other help; local refs; S35 per week
EN-. 6669. -o7
COOK. G.H.W.. live in, beautiful room
and private bath; new home, / block
on 10th ST.; $50 week; do not cali
unless experienced. ia. 2131. -24
COOK for evening meals in boarding
house. DU. 1913. oh
be excellent cook; 2 in family: To
live in; location, suburbys; salary,
S25 to $40 per wk.; "a day of per
wk. and every other Sunday; do not
apply unless qualified. BOX 23I-A,
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For. NV. apt. bldg. Must know PIX;
Resident Manager, 2730 Wise. ave.
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MILLINERY
MANAGER

Thoroughly experienced woman to
manage street and 2nd floor milli-
merry departments; must be aggres-
sive, promotional minded and know
unit stock control; good salary,
en- excellent opportunity Liberal
Evening star., 1951-12-09
Publishers
Continued From Page 81


Little, Brown is Literary Guild
choice for January. Bandsman
Artie Shaw's Trouble With Gin
derella" will come from Farrar in
the spring.
There are. however. several
other entries of considerable in
terest. Robert A. Vogeler's Il Was
Stains Prisoner" with Leigh
White (HarcourD and Whitaker
Chambers long delayed The Wit
ness" Random) should be OUT
standing accounts of trouble with
the Soviets. Herbert Philbrick's
II Led Three Lives" (WhittleseyD
is the story OF his counterspy ac-
tivities in Boston. Princess lie
ana Of Romania, survivor of two
encounters with totalitarian in
vaders, recounts it all in Il Live
Again" (Rinehart).
A biographical fragment that
should prove enlightening is famed
Novelist George Orwell's Homage
to Catalonia" (HarcourD, his first
hand account of how the Reds
took over the Loyalist cause in
Spain.
The richest vein in the bellies
lettreS trove was struck by Mrs.
Blanche Knopf, who brought home
for her firm recently the Shaw
Mrs. Patrick Campbell letters. In
April Whittlesey Will publish the
second installment of the Boswell
Journals. this batch to be called
Boswell in Holland" Andre
Gide's EFT Nunc Manet in TIE"
(KnopD explains his marriage
and other personal matters.
American history has been re-
examined some more. Lincoln
and His Generals" by T. Harry
Williams (KnopD, and GLORY
Road: The Bloody Route From
Fredericksburg to Gettysburg" by
Bruce Cation Doubleday, deal
with the perennially interesting
Civil War period. George Danger
field goes further back in Era of
Good Feeling" HarcourD. Pres
ent battles are described in Korea:
The New Breed" by Andrew Geer
CHarper, and Battle Report: W."
by Karig and Klagle RhineharD.
At the moment. publishers are
fresh out of reminiscing warriors.
The vogue of backward-looki
statesmen is also at a standstill
from the point of view of spring
lists. 1t is worth noting, however,
that after some spirited bidding
among several publishers, Harpers
has the inside track on the me-
moirs Of Vice President Barkley.
No publication date is set.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
THE cRUCIFIxION

categories. "A Man Called Peter
by Mrs. Catherine Marshall is
moving account of the life of DR..
Peter Marshall, Senate chaplain
and minister of New York Avenue
Church who died two years ago.
DIR. A. Powell Davies, minister Of
All Souls Unitarian Church here.
gives an affirmative definition Of
democracy in Mans Vast Fu-
ture." Two thoughtful books Of
sermons are Interpreters Needed"
by DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden,
pastor of First Baptist Church
and former president of the Amer
lean Baptist Convention, and The
Liberation of Life" by DR.. J. M.
Dawson, executive director of the
Baptist Joint Committee on Public
Affairs. A devotional volume Just
off the press is "One Moment
With God" by DIR. Edward L. r.
Elson. minister of National Pres
byterian Church.
No novel appeared during this
year that rivals 1.-THE Cardinal"
by Henry Morton Robinson, which
is still selling at a phenomenal
rate. But several good stories
were published. One of the best
is Brothers Divided" by Edmund
Fuller. an account of a minister
and his artist brother in the 193Os.
James Street continues the
career Of the Rev. London Wingo,
begun in "The Gauntlet" in THE
High Calling" with fair success.
The stories Of religious conflict
entering the lives of young people
are Fallen Away" by Margaret
c. Banning, and Some Are
Friends" by Lewis T. Apple.
Professionalism
In America
Each year publications appear
that deserve mention for special
reasons. protestant Panorama"
by c. w. Hall and Desider Hol-
isher. falls in this category. 1t
tells the story Of Professionalism in
our country through memorable
pictures accompanied by an inter-
eSting running text.
A beautifully printed and care
fully arranged volume is THE
Home Bible" by Ruth H. Gree
nough. while "A Modern Diction-
Evening star., 1951-12-09

RESIDENT TRUMAN . dp-
pointment of Gen. Mark w.
Clark as Ambassador TO
the Vatican has spotlighted
books on separation of church and
state.
Late in 1850 an exhaustive
study, Church and State in the
United States" by Anson Phelps
Stokes, former canon of Wash
ington Cathedral, was published.
Three years earlier the Catholic
viewpoint was presented in Cath
olic Principles of Politics" by j. A.
Ryan and F.. j. Boland, revised
edition of THE State and
Church." published 1922.
Among the books published this
year presenting what many con-
slider the prevailing Protestant
viewpoint is Conrad H. Moehl-
mans The Wall of Separation
Between Church and State" After
tracing the church and state sep
aration course for 100 years, DR..
Moehlman asserts "the States
have built up a higher wall of
separation than jefferson ever
dreamed Of"
J. M. O'Neill in Religion and
Education Under the Constitution"
gives the Catholic side, arguing
that the Government may help a
church providing it does not favor
any particular church.
A controversial volume in the
field is Paul Blanshard's Com
munism, Democracy and Catholic
Power" while "One Woman'S
Fight" by Mrs. Vashti c. McCol-
lum, is more directly pointed to
Evening star., 1951-12-09
BY Cuspor Names
Religious Editor of The Star.

Religious Editor of The Star.
the issue of religious education
and the public schools.
Activities of Church
Lobbyists in Washington
All Americans will be interested
in Church Lobbying in the Ma
tion's Capital by Luke Ebersole,
a Maryland University professor.
Defining lobbying as "all activity,
regardless of where it takes place.
so long as its purpose, either i'm
mediately or ultimately, is to in
fluence legislation or administra-
tive action" DR.. Ebersole traces
the activities of religious repre-
sentatives along tf1is path in
Washington.
The flood Of books dealing with
spiritual subjects makes only
cursory survey possible. Biogra-
phies, histories, sermons, fiction
and other works dealing with re-
ligious topics poured forth in ever
increasing numbers this year.
Reports nationally and here in
dicate they are selling well. testi-
flying to the peoples desire for
this kind of publication.
AS usual, books about Christ and
His times are well represented.
Edgar j. Goodspeed's "A Life of
Jesus" has an engaging style and
a wealth of scholarship though
some may find it controversial.
In The Work and Words of Jesus"
the Scottish scholar, Archibald w.
Hunter, not only tells Christ's
story, but also summarizes modern
research in the field. Teen-agers
win enjoy "A Life of Jesus" by
the Rev. Donald F. Irwin.
A Cooperative Venture
In Biblical Scholarship
The first volume of a great CO.
operative venture in biblical
scholarship. Vol. VII, of THE In
terpreter's Bible" came out this
year. The first six volumes, about
the Old Testament, will start max
ing their appearance in 1852. with
the entire project aimed for COM
pletion in 1857. A compact ver-
sion of the Scriptures published
recently is "The Shorter oxford
Bible"
Background material for the
general reader as we'll as the
scholar may be gained by reading
The Old Testament Against Its
Environment" by G.. Ernest
Wright. and "The New Testa-
ment Against Its Environment"
by F. v. Filson. To these might
be added "An Introduction to New
Testament Thought" by F. c.
Grant. who aims Ito examine the
specific thought out of which
arose the great doctrines of
Christianity"
Biographies hold their timeless
appeal. valiant Pilgrim, the
Story of John Bunyan and Puri-
tan England" is an entertaining
history of that great author by
Vera Britain, while Innocent
III, Church Defender" by Charles
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