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Evening star., 1951-06-10
Auto Glass Man
Must be experienced: good salary.
good working conditions.
ACE AUTO GLASS SHOP
1435 p st. NV.

AUTO LUBRICATION MAN-Experi-
enced, ambitious. nice appearance.
good references. Apply Mr.. Peers,
ARCADE PONTIAC Co, 1437 Irving
AUTO q io,T TLuBR1cAT1oN MAN-Experi-
enced sober reliable; good working
conditions. 5-day week. other bene-
fits: See Mr. Stockley. MCKEE
AGPS AfGGPST1AG;c 1AAGcasSSic asSS 1 HELPERs5Say II PEI
vacation see Mr. stockiey. MCKEE
Afro MECHANfCsS5 top-notch. TOP all
around men only: straight salary
to start. SIS per .wk.; ga days;
Kaiser exper; desirable but not nee.
REDS K AND F SALES AND sERV-
AUToMoBiLE MECHANIC, expert
enced with Chrysler products; perm
anent job with paid holidays and
vacations; group life and hospitali-
ply Mr.. Funk, BETHEsDA MOTORS,
INC. Bethesda, Md. Phone OIL.
AuTo iSUO' MECHANIC, new car riG get
ready, experienced; excellent work
ing conditions; disqualification and
paid vacation. Contact Mr.. Robin
Mos1sEi ME- Md 5000 Bait. blvd Hyitt'- Kio
AUTO MEcHANIcs-we need 2 ex-
perienced auto mechanics You can
earn S100 wk. or better with US
Vacations and disqualification. See
Mr.. Landgrass. service manager
RON PONTIAC. INC, 1880 Hamp-
den lane. Bethesda. Md, OIL. 5000.
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ex-
perienced auto mechanics in one Of
Wsshingtor's largest automobile
Arms; excellent working conditions.
disqualification and paid vacations;
ssSs esy M %csEs saRs's soSA %sn See ms rs
AUTO, 3, nMiEECHANrc-A s-day We Week
clean Job. servicing new cars. Park
ing PRIVILEGES. Guaranteed income,
fosd e5ss bstSssds aiSs5 I'd Md SRd E 2 g sTfT hR
Afro MEcHANIcs-For large auto
shop: Top. earnings: good hours;
usual usual emploss rE4I senetits Z aI , See M NJ
AUTO METAL MAN, top salary: paid
vacation: Apply in person. RITE
WAY AUTO PAINTERS. I'LL End
Afro PARTS BOY to help in 1aS stock
I'm. anu iSdLn dutonOIlVe Hne' 8ood
pay. Call NE. 1855 or see Mr.,
SH'si AND SERVICE, VIC : a H HND ST. ne. so sftS
AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN; Wash
ington's oldest Chevrolet dealer. has
an opening for an experienced, parts
counter man. Splendid working con-
ditions: see Mr.. Kline. BARRY-PATE
MOTOR CO, 1880 Conn. ave. NV
-12
AUTO PARTS counter man. Ford ex.
perience preferred but not necessarn
Downtown location at Washington' s
Oldest Ford Dealer. ia-day week,
paid vacation. hospital ana group
BITS, INC, lila Vermont ave
NV Ill
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HANDY MAN AND WIFE for farm
work, gardening and work in and
around dog kennel. (no children); !;
written references, (rooms, bath, un.
furnished; start June goth. Apply
M: J. WAPLE, 1924 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

HELP MEN

CABINET MAKER apprentice to learn
trade; lS years or older, .. 6; per-
casiSsE2RMAKss;s, saxssfs iii AaKssa; experienced eds in
construction and installation Of fx-
sEsNARD iSoa sroRE aSEk'Rf PfxrURs SSRe'lees eo
CARGO AGENTS-United Air Lines
has h openings % for cargo agents; 40
Apply Rm. 1856, Terminal Bldg,
Wash. National Airport.
CARPENTERS-Firs class, familiar
With home building. Call Ii. 4-63s4
cssiRaSsRssS,rERs-oooa siassS, wages. 81 R4ins
ii. See Mr.. REMY. II florida ave,
|CARPENTERs-come ready to work
Monday morning. 2lst and D SITS.
CARPENTERS, white, Tor repair work;
S2.25 per hr.. for experienced men;
car necessary: references. Call ia.
-5112. bet. 8-5 weekdays. 10
CONCENTRATIONS trim man for
inside light work. Near Conn. ave.
and Mckinley. Can be older man
saas samser when saso axspes aer hoaa sna
CARPENTERs. SiIHa finish. with transpor-
H; Monday. egHEs cgHEsAPEAKE iS0si 0REMoDEL-, 6iE;,
ING CO. INC. 602 Pa. ave. Sc.
CARPENTERS, steady work, for fur
ring and trim. Out Riggs .rd.
blk past District line, left on
Berkshire DIR. to Job. See MR..
MILLER Monday morning. -12
CARPENTERS (2). Apply 11S E.
Melrose ST.. Chevy Chase. Nd. -12
CARPENTER. 1st class excellent OPP
portunity. 416 5th st. NV, Room
603
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FOREMAN

Permanent position for vork;n1
foreman, thoroughly experienced IN
packing and shipping fragile prod
uctS; excellent working Condition.
ana company benefits. Apply Ia
person or by, letter.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
FOOD CLERKS

interesting Jobs available in modern
1ood stores paying S55 a Wk. To
start, with regular Increases. To
opalify. You must have a high school
eoucatlon, be under 35 yrs, OF age,
enjoy working with people. We
oHer you permanent employment.
group insurance, paid vacation and
other employe benefits. For employ
ment In Sideways D. C. and nearby
Nd. stores apply at 1901 Fenwick
s.; s.. ne: reached by Ivy City busJ !.
Arl Va, apply at 2415 Mt. Vernon
ave. Rm 20. Alexandria, Va. For
employment in NJ Arl., Va, apply
412s Lee hwy. Rm. 4, Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

AIN CLERK, white. for ewes !:
iaIary for right person. Apply
Evening star., 1951-06-10

BRAKE MECHANIC OR HELPER.
s;IiST,s 81 BRAKE iids'Gd SERVICE. 1902 H5g.fa ii
BRICK LAYERs-Mechanics only.
Esport spor tGs t. 1902 Winnett rd.. Chevy
BRicKLAYERs feisi MH; in Md, long Jobs jMio ex-
Gel. commercial work cond. Safewal
stores distribution center. y mile
ssndov.F RszSRS PsFift Ms WI MfEaM e. shf5 r NE E
SON. mason contractor. TU. 1890
BRICKLAYERs in Va. Big Job. Excel
commercial work. cond. Kann's dept
store bldg, Fairfax drive. Just be-
VIII WILLIAM lfn0Sh r HE1soN. SOM mason Son con- as
BRfekEAYERS,' iEfnSkt1T nS' $2SS s2SS kenwood i1 Ave.
days per week. double time on Sat
sESs sESsSse MnSs ANrHoNH se asTs sz 3 s sGar o
knoWledee Of construction other than
just brick work; one who can pro,
duce quality and quantity for local
trick ttrick eontractoT,s II . you NEE. with With
BuLIDo2ER oPERxToR with ma
chine, to dig basement near Riggs
I'd. and Ager rd. Wednesday. Ii.
BGsafEfi.MAN. frst.elass; good salary
fas pRY TSEnS TcEANSEss fnds0Rs cypqsss e5S SAeNGs
Apply IL noon, GATEWAY UNI
FORM HOUSE. 11oe Good Hope
BTsHEEMAN 81; III. wanted to do finishing
Mr. EGrk Rehsrd sss pr fsSssd & ssOer BELL
CLOTHES Q1R z ST NV 10
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
] time. $50 per line
. to 8 times consecutively. 35c per
line
2 times consecutively. $50 per line
line additional.
New Automobiles 55e per line, 4-line
minimum.
Phone Sterling 1000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NC 500 has purchased Mr.. Frank
A. Foote'S restaurant, located al
108 H st. NV, Washington. D. c..
and on and after June 1S. 1851 /
Ng 500. will not be responsible fo1
any debt contracted by any one
other than myself. FRANK A
FOOTE, Seller; NC 500, Purchaser
URGENT; blind, diabetic lady, e5
desires room and board with private
family; needs some help and daily
walk. Box 427-D, Star. 10s
DANCING LEssONS-My course Of
IL pvt. lessons at Arthur Murray's
at S46 saving to you. JOE, EN-
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts unless contracted by my
self. CLAUDE E. LANE, Route. ]
4 Will NOT BE responsible for an,
debts other than those made by my:
self. SAMUEL VOOLFOLK. 121E
AksUaf AkkssFyaaTd sToekHoLDERs II eiN MEEhTFINo
Of knights of Pythlas, Hall Associa'
june a5 ie5i at s pm. pm for II,
election Of 9 directors and an,
other business that may legally anc
lawfully come before the new
Board Of Directors. EDWARD ]
MARTIN, Secretary.
BoT-WATER HEATER. forty-saIlon
electric, glass tank. practically new
SS5 Call UN 1890
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. 5 to 10 years ex.
perience in all phases Of cost ac-
counting; age 30-40; salary open
Exceptional opportunity with large
established arm. Reply, stating full
qualifications, to Box 3244, Colum.
bia Heights Station. Washington
D. C. -l2
AND BoOKKEEPER
experienced, to work in office Of
client. Good pay excel. opportunity
pleasant environment. Call for ap.
pointment Mon. and Tues. JULES
LAFFERMAN, Public Accountant
4lS Florida ave. ne, TR. 4437
CLERK-vacancy fol
person with accounting experience
or background; must be accurate
and able to type. Immediate en-
ployment. 5ha-day week Liberal
benefits. Write Box 262-C. Star
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TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

WlllldmS AucClOn house
q1S New York Ave.
THIS TUES. (JUNE 12), 2 PM.
Complete late style mahogany bed
Splendid mahogany dining room suite
of 8 pieces.
Fine grade walnut bedroom suite.
Attractive wal. secretary ladies desk
Mahogany drop-leaf tables.
Better grade large and small gate
New Sample floor and table lamps, !
and 2 of q kind.
Spanish motif decorated Grand
Rapids dinette set.
Breakfast sets.
Odd dressers, chests, robes.
Odd sofas
High grade 2-piece French motif liv
rm suite, elegant down cushions.
1nnerspring mattresses.
Odd beds. twin. and full sizes.
Fancy carved and other nicer
quality coffee. lamp and end tables
Numerous other very desirable
SPECIAL MENTION
FINE GERMAN: BAVARIAN AMI
FLASH PLAoGEs, pEMI.TAssE Anp eAAS6A AND TEA 1 EA
CUPS, SINGLE RUBY ENGLISH
LUSTER, VERY FINE COSTLY
GENUINE HAND POLISHED
BRAC.
Auctioneers. Phone MA. 2679
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AL Secretary (Fl, SD, 500
COME TO CHICAGO

white-collar positions for
girls age 1885; high starting sal
aries. attractive living accommo-
dations available: no charge. to you
sonnel clearing house for $500 Chi
cago employers. Visit us on your
vacation. BOULEVARD EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 116 8. Michigan
ave, Chicago 3. III. All phones
Financial $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

BUTCHERS Cd; good. steady Job for
sober. industrious men; pleasant
benefits. Apply to Mr.. AKMAN
5405 Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg
BUTCHER-Thoroughly experienced
Sober and reliahle;. high salary paid
for right man; refs. required; 3gI
Rhode Island ave-. Brentwood, Nd
BGdFLEk-aeTsEMAs. GfE1 MAl sSssEi experienced
for Rye, New York; recent refer.
ences only; good wages. Call HO
$3.50, after 5 pm.
CAMP COUNSELOR for boys camp;
qualified Red Cross swimming In
structor and life saving; also coun-
seloY qualified for riflery. Apply BY
letter, Box 414-D. Star.
CAMP COUNSELORS-Sey posi-.
tions available for young men oi
IL to "a years old requiring lead.
ersl1ip ability in one or more o1
following activities: Handcrafts
rifiery, archery, nature lore. swim.
ming, canoeing. sailing. softball
tennis. outdoor camping. Character
references required. Write for. I'M
mediate intelkiew. Give telephone
number. Boz 295-D. star.
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DRIVER
ALSO pOPrEP

DRlVER-SALESMAN
day week; excellent opportunity sol
pm. No phone calls.
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
eli Second st. NE.
DRUG CLERK, experienced, 2 or ;
ewes. and some part Of week end
rTeferences. HIddERs DRUGS. 50li
DRUG CLERK-Alt. nights and Sun
COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY
l733 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. OK
Drug COSMETIC CLERK - Loca
refs. required; IL midnight to am
Apply AIRPORT PHARMAcY. Wash
!ngton National Airport. 10
EDUCATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
80 to 45; to call on Delaware. Md
braries exciIsivs:ly. .fsr' fer one one q q
Americas largest educational pub.
fishers. Salary. travel expenses anc
bonus compensation. 5 yrs. public
school teaching or administrative,
exp, absolutely necessary. Car fur.
nished. Hospital. group Insurance.
ana retirement plan. Write Bo,
EEEcfRIc igayh Gar WIRE MAN, salesman.
installa tion man; prefer settled. owe,
80. full or part time; man capabl,
Of installing temporary or perma
nent installations: p: o. systems, In
ter.comS, etc. After 2, ELECTRONIC
STUDIO. 1888 Conn. ave.
journeyman and help
er; D. c. card with drivers license
top wages. Call CO. 1896 Sunda!
from am. to l pm.
ELECTRICIANS and experienced
helper; good wages. ARROW ELEC'
TRIO Co. 2s1s 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION-Antique and modern fur
niture. china, glass. frames. bric-a-
brse etc; ThTTsdsyI 5:30 m SUB
Zed L. williams g. Zed L. Williams,
Jr, Auctioneers & Appraisers
VARIOUS CONSIGNMENTS
FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, REFRIG Err
ATORS, BRIO "A BRAC,
CHINA, MAGNIFICENT
YSTAL CHANDELIER
AND OTHER FURNISH
INGS.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HELP MEN

FLOOR sANDERs-Top wages IA
CSmlIpsSfhs CalI GfIR p.Tv men; also apprentices.
FOOD CHECKER-6-day week; STEADY
eemIpioyment; downtown hotel; phone
Evening star., 1951-06-10
PERSONALS (cont.)
COMPANION HELPER

We are seeking o refined lady. per-
haps of the business world, who
would prefer the congenial atmos-
phere Of family life to the daily
ONCE routine and be willing to share
lighter housekeeping duties with my
wife, assist in. shopping drivers
license); other help employed. We
ofter a nice room, bath and good
salary. EN-. 0625. ---16
POPULAR PIANO
CHORDS, BREAKS. HOME INSTR
Special Course. 10 Lessons. Md.-Va
JU. T-6312. Sun. Ewes, OR. 1880.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HAHN SHOE STORES
4110 KANSAS AVE. NV

AUTO BODY MAN. Ist-class; tor
salary. best working conditions, g.
day wk. LIBERTY AUTO BODY
INC, 2115 M St. n.wo Ma. 9573
AUTO BODY SHOP HELPER-5-day
week, good working conditions. paid
vacation. See Mr.. Ryon. MCKEE
PONTIAC. 1928 L st. NV. 10
AUTOMOBILE BRAKE mechanics and
helpers. Apply 1906 L st. NV
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HELP MEN

COOK, experienced colored man or
woman to help In modern tea room
kitchen. Good pay and working
conditions. Permanent Job. OLD
CLUB TEAHOuSE. sos s. Wash. ST..
Alexandria. 10
Evening star., 1951-06-10

When 0nswefrne Advertisements
eddressed to Staf bosses DO NOT
tncIose original references, photo
0rGphs or other materials OF per.
sondl rGlue. Copies serue the pnr.
pose and oyi0indls mag get lost
Evening star., 1951-06-10

COLLECTION MAN, perm; install
n1ent store accounts; top salary
AsK1Ns, 737 9TH st. NV. Id
COLLECTION MEN
Familiar with installment operation
See Mr.. Klein. MARVIN CREDIT
734 9TH st. n:w. NV. 10
COLLECTORS, retired Government
employees; commissions. Call WA
and part-time salesman
for local furniture company; salary
open; pleasant working conditions
chance for advancement. ,,Cal
CoTTECTOR-SALESMAN for estab.
lished route of active house furnish.
ings accounts; SIS per day plui
20eh on sales. Apply Mr.. Richards
GENERAL HOME EQUIPMENT CO.
COOK. colored; pantry; cold meats
saiads, sandwiche8S high class res.
taurant. oW. 95e la
Evening star., 1951-06-10

ENGINEER-MAINTENANCE. white.
with 9th and 18th grade D. c. IL
cense; must be sober, reliable and
agreeable; excellent working condi-
tions: 40-hour week; small build
ing. Box 443-D. Star. Ill
and heating concern wishes the serv-
ices of experienced man to do esti-
mating and supervision work; good
position for right man. Box 374-C,
Star. Ill
ESTIMATOR. builders hardware;
state qualifications and salary ex-
f1dence Box Hoe, Star. Ill
FARMLAND, dairy and general farm
ing; white. honest sober worker:
monthly pay and house: reference.
Brandywine 3156. Sun. and eve. .
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HELP MEN tcont.)
Asst. Display Manager

Must be thoroughly experi-
enced. Especially in display
construction. No window train
ing required; 40-hour week.
ing conditions in outstanding
store.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
SWEET CIDER,
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS for Bid No.
B-1-3246-51 will be received at the
Procurement Section, National Bu-
reau Of Standards, Bldg. No. 81,
Connecticut Ave. and Van Ness Sts..
until 2 pm, June IL, 1851, and
then publicly opened for furnish
ing and installing air conditioning
equipment at the Mount Weather,
Virginia Experimental Protective
structure as described in the speci-
ications and drawings which may
be obtained from the Procurement
Section, National Bureau Of Stand.
ards. 1e9,l0.
INVITATION TO BID
ssThe Housing Authority of the City
OF Hagerstown will receive and open
sealed bids at 3 pm. EDIT. june
21st at the address below for the
construction of Projects MD-6-2 anc
MD-6-3. 210 dwelling units"
Plans may be had at the once oi
the Authority or from the architects
proctor and Englehardt, S61f
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Maryland. Phone SH. $500. or Rob
.ert shank. Executive Director, Cit3
M. Hasszstown. Nd.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. OW. I70(
9ll King ST., Alex, AL. 7022.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
INSURANCE CLAIMS MAN
INVESTIGATOR

To handle property damage and
personal injury eases for claim
applicant must have drivers license;
auto furnished; about $3.50 per mo.
Write for interview, giving details
Of work experience. education age,
marital status and so forth. Beg
359-E, Star. -12
JANITOR, colored. neat, willing works
vi WEAVER psiaas IN bsmt'. .U SIS 14t@h @ st. NV: w.
bet. 8 am. and 3 pm. .-15
JAN1TOR, .colored; local refs. sal.
and quarters. Apply S619 Piney
Br. rd.. Sill. Spring. Nd. bet. "a
Evening star., 1951-06-10

CONTINUED on Next Psf0
Evening star., 1951-05-16
WestEuropeAssembIy
Seeks More Power
By The Associofed Press

STRASBOURG, France, May
16.-Western Europe's consulta-
tive assembly ended a Today ses-
sion last night with a bid for
more power.
By a vote of "a to 2 the assem-
bly, asked the Council of Europe's
upper house, the Committee Of
Ministers, for changes in its basic
statute.
One of the most important de-
mands was for a measure of con-
troll over other European organ
izations-notably the Organiza-
tion for European Economic CO.
operation.
The OEEC, some of whose
members do not belong to the
Council of Europe, helps Amer
lean authorities administer the
Marshall Plan. It tends to think
Iof itself as an agency that does
things and of the Council of Eu-
rope as a mere talking shop"
The assembly, on the other
hand, advised the OEEC yester-
day to work on current prob
lems' rather than think about
past achievement" It was clear
the Assembly thought the OEEC
was not doing enough.
Another assembly resolution
urged the Committee of Ministers
to sponsor establishment of q
Joint resources board to allocate
scarce raw materials among ma
lions OF the non-C Communist
world.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Reds Accuse Yanks
OF Korea Atrocities
By the Associafad Press

LONDON, May 16.-The Mos
cow radio today quoted a visiting
North Korean delegation as say
ing American troops were COM
mitting unprecedented atroci-
ties" in Korea.
The propaganda broadcast said
the Koreans told a Moscow press
conference that thousands OF
their countrymen were being shot
to cover American failures on
the fronts"
"They caught Yam u Sam
secretary of the primary organi-
zation of the party of labor
skinned him alive. chopped off his
legs and forced his wife to eat his
flesh." the broadcast said.
I'm Pyongyang alone $4,000
patriots were shot. In Hwanghae
province alone-of the smallest
provinces in Korea-100,000 peo-
pie were shot.
During the occupation OF
Seoul they arrested $4,000 resi-
dents, 10000 of whom were shot
"In Synchon settlement ir
Hwanghae province, they tortured
to death in bestial fashion 70
children of 10 years of age"
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Dorothy Kristen Married;
On Way 10 See Her Parents
By the Assoeiaied Press

NEW ORLEANS. May 16.-
Newly-weds Dorothy Kristen and
DR.. Eugene Chapman were en-
route to Neptune, N. j., today to
visit the blond opera stars pa
rents.
Mrs. Kristen, suffering with a
heart ailment, was unable to at
tend her daughters marriage
here late yesterday to DR.. Chap
man, obstetrician of San An
tonic. Tex.
DR.. Chapman's age was given
as A; the brides as "a. Each
had been married once before. DR..
Chapman, father of a 19-year-
old Vassar senior, was divorced
last December. Miss Kristen and
Edward Oates, Columbia Broad
casting System official, were di-
vorced in April. 1850. They had
no children.
After visiting in New Jersey,
the couple plan to leave for an
undlsclosed honeymoon spot. Miss
Kristen said she expected to give
up her home in California and live
in San Antonio.
The word "obey" was not used
in the single ring ceremony per-
formed in the st. Charles Avenue
Presbyterian Church before a
dozen friends and relatives.
Evening star., 1951-05-16
.Scenarist Bercovici
Says He's Not a Red
BY the Associated Press

Screen Writer Leonardo Ber-
covici denied today that he is q
Communist, but he refused to tell
the House Un-American Activities
Committee if he had been. one in
the past.
Screen Writer Richard Collins
and Director Edward Dmytryk,
both admitted former Commu-
nists, had testified that Ber.
covici was known as party mem
ber in 1945.
Bercovici readily told Repre-
sentative Potter, Republican, Of
Michigan, he was not and never
had been. a member of the Ku
Klux Klan but he baked at the
same question respecting past
membership in the Communist
Party.
I'm other words" Mr.. Potter
said. you make a distinction be.
tween membership in the Klan
and membership in the Commu-
mist Party"
One was incriminating and the
other was not. Bercovici replied.
Evening star., 1951-05-16

had taken wealth to the United
States.
"We requested the United States
Government to inform us of this
so that we could then take all
measures to return this wealth or
treasure to its rightful owners, the
government of China.
so far, our talks have pro-
duced no results. We are ready to
proceed to reclaim any money
taken from China and use it for
the general good of the people. :"
Won't Accept Communism.
Asked whether the Chinese
people would accept militant
Communism and become resigned
to the present rule in Peiping,
IChiang declared:
Absolutely not. The culture
tradition, the philosophy of the
Chinese people. is diametrically
opposed to communism"
Here the generalissimo ventured
a bit of humor.
Even after the death of a Chi
neSe." he said. II don't think his
ghost would become Communist.
The present Red Purge of the
anti Communist Chinese "pre-
vents local leaders from emerging
on the Chinese mainland" he said
only when a counteroffensive
lis launched from Formosa will II
be possible to start the liberation
Iof the Chinese people from COM
munistic oppression" he added.
In conclusion told the gen.
leralissimo that some one had sug-
Igested he visit the United States
and speak to a joint session of
Congress.
When we succeed in recovering
the mainland of China" he said,
I would certainly deem it a pleas
ure to visit America to thank our
friends who have helped us in our
struggle"
Evening star., 1951-05-16
Kansas Republican Leaders
Want Eisenhower on Ticket

had dimmed the chances of an
Eisenhower nomination, is begin
ming to evaporate, Republicans
here contend.
They are still of the opinion,
however. that Gen. Eisenhower is
mot and will not become an ag-
Igressive candidate for a presiden-
ltial nomination. They believe
too, that a great deal will depend
ION whether Gen. Eisenhower
makes a success of the task which
he has been aSsigned-the build
ing up of a strong North Atlantic
nations force. with the European
countries supplying the great mass
Iof manpower.
In some quarters it is main
tained that Gen. Eisenhower is
luckily out of the country at this
time. away from the political field
and any political pressure, par
tticularly If he is to be the subject
Iof draft" by the national con-
Ivention. And since he is not ex-
lpected to be an aggressive candi-
date, the draft" seems the only
feasible way of bringing about his
nomination.
Truman's Popularity Low.
| Reports that he might accept a
Democratic presidential nomina-
ton are discounted. One idea ad-
vanced-but not by either Mr..
Landon or Mr.. Darby-was that
Gen. Eisenhower might agree to
run on the Democratic ticket
should the Republicans nominate
a candidate who was hostile to
plans for building a strong mill
tary organization in Europe. This,
Iof course, could only happen if
President Truman himself should
decide not to seek reelection.
So far as the Kansas Republi-
cans are concerned, Mr.. Truman
has reached a new low in popu-
larity in this section of the coun-
try. They say that voters who
have hitherto been Democrats
are insisting they will not vote
again for Mr.. Truman.
Kansas is strong Republican
State. but at least one of the
COP leaders commented that if
Gen. Eisenhower was nominated
on the Democratic ticket, he
probably would carry the Sun
flower State.