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Evening star., 1951-10-23
HELP DOMESTIC
Chamberraidwai waitrec

Chambermaid-WaitreSS
breakfast for school children, as
sist with personal laundry. GE
CHILD CARE-Colored woman to live
m; n; salary and ample time of. ia
COOK: "a ssh.w.; live in; sa7; refs.
COOK -G.H.w.. first-class, age 3o-40,
tiful quarters; $40 to start; refer
co0k easfs ass6sSssH aS6 GhwEep,7 ep7s with RI cha
SFen' Woa 71so. lIye in; nice home; city ref,
G.H.W, exper.; middle-aged woman;
fsn5s aofloSSo Of z children; live in. ,cali
G.H.w'; child care; cook: live IN IN or
stay occas. night; $50: reliable;
excel. local refs. essential; perma.
nent Job; new home. SH. 0427.
G.H;W.. must live in; ref; fond Of
children; no cooking. TU. 1926.
G.H.w.-No cooking: live in; s25 per
W.; 2 children; Silver Spring. sH.
G;Hi%; sbI,Si.n Must 81 live sdEs, lps, Reference 2
CIV, live in, no cooking; 3 adults;
rsfs. ngstalEs Rs spslo sps51ya's rm'; S-day ss Xxx;
G.H.W., fond of children; responsible
person only; 5-day week; S25. WO.
G.H.W.. colored; live in; plain cook
Laundress dress employed; references; $50
G.H.W.. live in; Thurs, every other
sun. on; good cook; recent city
Civ. Ifif ssS aSD W PLA2N Gs' Gooo1kNG, S5o1 COL
ored; liye in, nice room with pri-
auired. Wo. 7747. w23
H0UsEKEEPER. .middle-aged. white,
desired. motherless family; g.h.w.,
also care OF two children. 6 yrs. and
HosERrEpT;Ri yts q Rgs; i've to IN H.. DT OIL 27'
daes ass rsHM sVer say spa1s fSss9.dnE Ss@ Snn0 to
Apt. 2. 29Ol 18th st. NV. SO
HOUSEKEEPER, experienced; light
laundry. plain cooking. one child.
Fo6d pv5 r Iaarn and Esta bath upstairs Lye in
Mai6 'frS s.hw; fe.s age k5 s5-ss sa07sSs i've IL:
light cooking; good home for right
girl, sch. children: S25 per wk.;
local refs. RA, 1857. -23
NURSE, G.H.W.. day care Of boys;
Sf Saay Ca Seek WI oca aoEs Eef ,sar Issuired sac
WOMAN gih.w;. live in; z ADULTS and
Sunday; call Mon, EN-. 9s70. --27
WOMAN. white to help daughter with
care OF elderly mother; live in mod
ern suburban home. FA. S446.
SETTLED CoLoRED GIRL. o g.hw.;
live. in. fond of children; S25 wk..
upstairs room OIL. 0123. ga
MATURE WOMAN. live in, cook,
light housework and care of .
children; employed parents. Other
help. Top salary; refs. RA. 1926.
SETTLED CoLoRED. g.h.w.. live in;
fond Of children; ref; S25 wk. OIL.
LIGHT HoUsEwoRK. live in; nice
home; Tetereness. CAL csll bet. Q am.
MipDIE-AGEi;D ii; co2oRED HoIi; WOMAN
for g.h.w.. to live in. good home.
good salary. Local refs. required.
Apply In person at YOUNG g. CO..
CAPABLE WOMAN. for gh.w: live
in; fond Of children; plain cooking
other help employed; excel salary;
refs, DU. 9157.
COLORED GIRL to live in or stay
some nights; gh.w.; 5Ia-day week;
fond Of children; S25 wk to
COLORED GIRL wanted. live in; like
children. references rea.; gh.w, de-
pendaole' good home. HU. 96ss;
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SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKKEEPER.. mature. full or part
time, exper. all phases. payroll. T/B
P/L, mod. salary. Box 271-X. Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT needs eve. might
work during week; downtown NV.
area; hard worker. Call WI. 1868. .
MAN, colored. wants cleaning in
store or any BLDG, city ref. CO.
MEN AvAILABLE-For employment
odd Jobs, yard work. wall washing,
CARPENTRY. housecleaning, etc. SAL
WALTON ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp,
ME 4532.
PAINTER, colored, exper.. would like
steady work with contractor. Phone
with successful sales rec
ord desires location in Washington;
prefer business systems or allied
field. Box 2S0-X, Star. pa
ILLINOIS CHAUFFEUR would like to
drive salesman on road; will go any
where; single. What have you?
RECENT LAW GRAD.-Passed bar
June. Desires connection with law
frm. Reasonable living salary. Ex-
perience as stenographer. and will to
work. DI: 521S or RE. 1444
PERMANENT POSITION as painter
desired; also truck driver. Call VI.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ii lessons. road test; S35. Washing
ton ONCE. EASY METHOD DRIv-
once. GIL. 50SS. OW. 6S7s.
PIANO LESSONS-Beginners only by
Studio Lessons, Sat. afternoons. Call
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLo-
MA at home in your spare time 1t
offers big advantages. also the new
fed shorthand. Get information to-
day. ICS. 232 Bond Bldg. ME. S166.
GERMAN lessons, converse. gram,
bus. cores. by .exper. native teach
er: also translationS. Hobart SS46.
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FURNITURE

GILBERT PEAKE. IA. 4400. -26
AHdSEssEs HEpbE remsss ss4 g ian ~ a. sTss
PafNTiNG, and paper,ng. Satisfied
MR.. LAWRENCE. RA.. 9703.
PAINTING, wall scraping; for a job
" weil done d "a at a, 2 price Ssi you can afford
PAINTING, wall scraping; for Job
well done at price you can afford
to pay. call JU. 7-921s.
PAINTING, papering, plastering re-
pairs. very reasonable PRICES Better
AZ III CESS A tsoS senera
ralNTING lailGsi1f K rAFEk AFEk HxSeiNG.purs az
oil paints used: minor carpenter re-
pRNTNG PfsFf a. PafESTNa fSg4 Fl GE ssGe
workmsnship; work done immedi-
PAiNSfING. PAPERRiiNG, floor GrH sanding.
Best materials; white mech: Md. Va.
also. AID. 1923. Free estimates.
PAINTING. PAPERING. For a good
JOB at 9 low price. call Mr.. XIX,
PAPERHANNGING, PAINTING. Special
anteed. Save. sPIGEL, ia. se2s.
PAINTING; white
mechanic: 20 yrs, exper;: do own
pxphR,AG xpTk ~! .M9 GS9o' pIaS2ES' Ho9K0YT = ss
REANS. Ii. 7-6S9s.
5-rm.. 2-story hall house.
RALPH ME-. s14s; aft. s. ri. cSi6.
PAPER HANGING done at once: low
est prices; do own work: guaran-
teed: white mechanics. GE. 0024.
1861 washable sunfast papers; work
guaranteed. GE. 1888. GE. 2461.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
A BEcKET T1EF esiimosss MI osso ffse b6 4oss ea Mr.
Ho4F .S.si.lty secsf cs nP sid 1gss Pssen
PIxsTfRfNG, repairiaE, n ai paichSoTk hS a
= ssI1 SGeS ssss!ce; ssss ~, S57i: isnassi
too small; 24-hr. service; reas;
Mds sdeest calI TeGlsietfs IN 4ssei m =, rs sn'
AND HEATING-Person-
al service. 1st-class work and rea.
sonable prices. WA. 1924. rs
=, SAVE YOUR SHIRTS
cuffs and collars; reason
able; prompt delivery. Ia. 1886.
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days: UN: 1912; ewes. UN S575.
ROOF PAINTING AND REPAIRS
Average roof painted, S25. Materials
furnished. G. F. BEACH. 10. s-2041.
all types: new work and
repairs; cutters. spouts. carpentry
HU. 77s2; Free estimates.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Free in.
STONE E-CEMENT-FLAGsTONE, walls,
patios. steps, driveways: walks. Cali
IEEEY FERisrPN Prse sERv,CqNG est ~ -475e ror.
response: guaranteed workmanship
and parts. Call TELESERVICE, RA.
1475 CT LO. 5-464O. -2S
REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
OF ALL KINDS.
cement work; all work guaranteed.
ROBERT E. PRICE. DI. 6923. zee
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WATTRESSES
Closed Sunday. IRVIN'S RESTAU-
RANT. I'll 18th st. NV. Pr

Closed Sunday: IRvINs REsTAU-
GIRL, for souvenir stand. good hours,
good salary. paid vacation; must
be reliable. Apply in person. THE
UNION NEWS CO.. Stand No; 8.
Union Station. IA
GIRL, college or high school: beauti-
full pvt. rm. and bath plus salary in
exchange some household duties; exp.
with children nee. Write stating
refs. OR 1905. -23
GIRLS-We will train you for Natl.
Cash Reg. posting. machine or
iewelry salesgirls; full pay and COM
mission while learning. Joe TaSh,
NEW YORK JEWELRY. 719 9TH
GIRLS. white, for clerical work; also
girls with some bookkeeping knowl-
edge for large wholesale concern:
5-day week: permanent position;
benefits. Apply 1121 9th st. NV:
GIRLS. white. for stockroom Of large
wholesale house; 6-day week; per
manent position. Apply 1l21 5th
st. NV. -23
GIRLS, experienced and inexperi-
enced, teach ballroom dancing; high
salary. plus commission. All week
after / pm. DALE DANCE STU
DIO. 710 14th st. NV.
LADIES (4), DISTRIBUTE. AVON
Christmas gifts; regular customers;
earn S20-S30 weekly. spare hours.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

ADMIN. SECRETARY, available i'm
mediately for business executive
BOOKKEEPING and tax work for
Businessmen; e1s5 reasonable rates, FIR.
c0GK 0SsSS after olorsd 4;so DIan pm; ,.s 25: 49,
restaurant, hotel or public work; :
or 6 days week. DE. 1867.
GIRL, colored, desires job working
IN restaurant as kitchen helper;
no cooking. ST. 0766.
NURSE. experienced; wants part
ing; day work only; no maternity
cases or Sat, work: Can RE. 40S5.
NURSE tR.N.)-Companion. conva-
lescent work: mature; highest ref. ::
live in CHI 66ss''s-1a or 6-1o pm.
RESIDENT MANAGER-capable lady
desires position; former shop owner;
knowledge. bookkeeping and PIX;
apt. and salary. Box 2S2-X, Star. /.
SECRETARY. cultured, healthy. at
tractive, exper. Govt. and industry,
desires position on lge. country estate,
cattle or dairy farm, Md. o. Pa. as
oftice manager, companion. social
secretary, care for molherieSs chill
dren or assistant to writer: refs.
1urn. and required. Box 20s-X, SGar.
SLShE An . S1ENOGhAfHEk; COM
petent and efficient; college grad
: days. 30 hours; 500. Box 1S9-V,
SECRETARY Y-sTENoGRApHER avail,
for high-grade eng. architect, or
contr. Arm; broad eng. exp; admin.
ability; 5-day week; sal. open. Phi.
Az; 0o74: I'm: to 1890 pm. 25'
NURSES ASSISTANT,
qualified to give personal care to
invalid or elderly person; good ref
erences. MRS. GREEN, AID. 1885.
LIGHT COLORED GIRL wishes night
work. Call after 4 pm. LU. 1885.
CoLoRED. BUS GIRL or in record
shop; hours 8 pm. until IL o'clock
Ma. S69S, EVELYN.
COLORED GIRL, college graduate.
desires part-time- job. evening and
Saturday. Call Ii. 6-2ose, after
g pm; "a.
COL. GIRL desires eve. work, after 5,
to hrs. downtown area, cleaning
ONCE. AK. 247l.
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HELP MEN 8 WoMEN tcon.. J

PART-TIME HELP. white, Sat, Sun.
eve. in neighborhood Ice cream
and luncheonette In Silver Spring.
rEnEpHoNE Ell IN 97sSi sSRvEY, salary for
lew hours work each day. Work
from home. Oh. 1899. -25
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HELP WOMEN

MOTHERS! Earn Christmas money
now. Show AVON Gift Catalog;
several new openings earn S20-S30
wkly. during school hrs. RE. 0795
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CHECKER for food and beverage,
1st-class night club. 'CROSSROAD.' -
WA. 1886. -23
FOOD CHECKER, no Sundays; 40-hr
wk., $40 Opportunity for extra
time and Advancement. Apply week-
days, Q to 8, Room 1878, National
Press Bldg, 14th and r sts. NV.
OFFICE CLERK. experienced, for
credit store. Good pay. prefer Jewish
Apply in person. PROGRESSIVE
OUTFTTTERS, 623 7th st, NV. Ma.
1857. Ma. 6972. "a
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MATTRESSES

Jobs open in better restaurants, day
or night hours; no placement fee.
Apply 2O03 Eye st. NV, WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION.
Evening star., 1951-10-23

REAL ESTATE MANAGER-Perma-
nent home with growing real estate
firm. Thoroughly experienced in
sales transaction details and with
details concerning FLA and VA
mortgage loan procedure. Write full
detailed qualifications and refer
enceS Box 2I2-R Star Pa
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HELP WOMEN
WAITRESS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
We invite you to train with us; II
you enjoy working with the public
we can offer you immediate employ
ment as a waitress In one of our Dis
trict, Md. or Va. restaurants. Day
or night shifts; salary plus excel
lent tips, meals and uniforms fur
nished employment benefits include
paid vacation, sick leave, insurance
and disqualification.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPE. INC.
1874 H ST. NV. No Phone Calls
WAITKESSES. 3. white, exper., for
the GONDOLIER RESTAURANT,
290oo Columbia pike. Arlington, Va.
white, exper.; no sun. i;
night work. Apply in person. after
3 pm. CROSSTOWN RESTAURANT.
3102 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. ---25
MATTRESSES (2), experienced; no
Sunday work. Apply TRIO RES
TAURANT. 1887 18th st. NV. IA
MATTRESSES
White; experienced; excellent tips;
modern downtown restaurant. BAS-
SINS. 1347 E st. NV. -24
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CARPENTRY

S84At4 i&N i ~
Ready to contract carpenter labor
on new homes; best refs. GE. 5076.
CEMENT W0KK, steps, reinforced
driveways. waterproofingi 20 yrs
experience NO. 630S. -23
DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor or-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER. Phone RA. ssss any day.
AND wATERPRooFING.
bsmts.. dug out, floors, drives, steps,
porches. walks, CONRAD. GE. S396.
INSTALLATION RE-
WIRING-old and new
work: estimates. free. GE: 1880: -23
FENCE-GaIvani1ed chain link: all
months to pay. Phone Ho. 6SS3:
evenings and Sunday. NO. 552s:
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone cement walks. steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1859.
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and vaxers
fented rent InstEqetiSnS by sSpeEie1sosd u1
aSSr aSS Keenedy ann kEsNaP4 s. pR loos RA 2s4s Co.
FLOOR SANDERS RENTED-Poiish-
ers. belt sanders hand saws. wall
paper steamers. ladders. genuine
Kanaba wax. Dupont paints. Spred
Satin. L. 7. FOLK, 1852 Wis. ave.
FIIoSoRs saSDED aSS and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE WA. 1929.
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothing but the
best: laying. sanding, finishing.
cleaning: parauet installation, Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 1919 Wisconsin ave.
NO 2215
FLOORS MADE NEW-Sanding and
finishing, cleaning and waxing.
HARR FLOOR SERVICE. WI. 4770.
REFINIsHNG - We
make your old furniture look like
new Call Hi SO34 oQs
Evening star., 1951-10-23

Real Estate Salesman
Silver Spring area. Excellent oppor-
tunity for experienced man in
brokerage custom building. Plenty
Of clients. full cooperation. Box
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FORMER TEACHER

Exceptional opportunity for former
teacher to enter highly paid ousi-
ness and capitalize on education
Must have pleasing personality, good
refs and be able to work full time
Position worth $3.50 per mo. to
right person. Give full information
and phone No. Box 351-V. Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-23

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1951-10-23
TELEPHONISTS (5)


Will train for collection work; good
salary. See Mr.. Klein. MARVIN S
CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV. -23
TYPIsT-Experienced with electro
matte preferred: Sl95 mo-; 5-day
wk, Apply WESTINGHOUSE ELEC-
TRIO SUPPLY CO, 1915 K st. NV :,
MA. 900. Mrs. Whitehurst. -25
fYPISTS. for temporary day work;
so W. p. m. statistical experience
an asset, ST. 1871. -23
FYPIST; b, S. grad with some ex-
perience; minimum speed so w.pm.,
neat and accurate; unusual per-
manent position for girl with initia-
tive; $3.50 starting salary with regu-
lar promotion. generous sick and
annual leave. Box 249-V. Star.
TYPISTS-white. permanent: excel
lent surroundings. 40-hour week;
Good opportunity to advance. Lib
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
30. Personal interviews between
$50 am. and $3.50 pm. Person
mel office. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY. 3rd and 2 SIS ne -2I
Evening star., 1951-10-23

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ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS AND WALKS.
Work unexcelled. Free estimates.
Call OW. 50S2. 20
ATTIC FINISHED
We specialize in finishing expandable
atticS; | or rms. with or with
out bath. Free estimate. 10 per
cent cash. 8 yrs. to pay.
ATTIC FINISHING co.
1914 Piney Branch Rd., JU. $4,000.
EASEMENTS ENFORCED, driveways,
porches, cellars, steps. All work
guaranteed. HU. 1882.
BRICK WORK in general: freplaces.
york; CLASS 4 Jobs. RINALDII, &
cARPENTTEK WORK; all kinds. onl,
the best. Ii. 6-0746.
CARPENTRY. remodeling. repairs
and cabinet work. Call JU. S-4136.
CARPENTRY. dormer windows. attics
finished. porches inclosed; new or
remodeling. J. E. HENDRIX. UN.
CARPENTRY: plasteEinF; painting.
WTi1IHMs iREi bHiIainS So nss sS,s home; terms
- General remodeling,
cabinet work and store fronts. Call
MR. LAWRENCE RA 9703
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T'YPTST

For permanent position or 8 to 4
mos. temporary basis; white; 5-day,
40-hr. week; many company benefits
Call Personnel Department. HO.
2416, pa
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

and home improvements,
bsmt. to roof; UP to Z yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON COETR. CO.. RE. ATT.
ADDITIONS and nodernizing, cellar
to. roof. Can ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 931 New York ave. NV.
ADDITIONS
HOME IMPLEMENTS
All Types. Building Repairs
Free Estimates; Financing ARRANGED
TOWN CONSTRUCTION CORP.
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ADDITIONS
ADDITIONS

Porches, garages and recrea rms;
reason. estimates; best refs. GE.
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LADIES

WOMAN, unemployed, ambitious. for
Come in to see MR.. TULLY. between
1:30 and pm. at Suite 924, l346
Conn. ave. No telephone calls. -26
WOMAN. white: part-time. pleasant
work; small store. Prefer reSid. Be-
thesda OR 667T -25
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Ready to contract carpenter labor
on new homes best refs. GE. 5076.
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FLAGSTONE WORK

Stone cement walks, steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCIICCIO SH 17RQ
Evening star., 1951-04-25
Gen. Dawes 10 Be Buried
In Private Rites Today
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. April 25.-Funeral
services for Gen. Charles Gates
Dawes will be held at 5 pm.
today in the First Congregational
Church in suburban Evanston.
Burial services in Rosehill Gene
terry will be private.
Gen. Dawes. 85-year -old former
vice president under Calvin Cool
|idge, died of heart attack in his
Evanston home Monday night.
He had not been Ill and last week
had accepted honorary chairman
ship Of the committee to greet
Gen. Macarthur at the Generals S
arrival in Chicago tomorrow.
Gen. Dawes. who was active in
public life for more than 80 years,
was one of the Nations leading
bankers and remained active up TO
his death. He was chairman of
the City National Bank and Trust
Co.. and spent some time in his
office daily. He was born in
Marietta, Ohio, and had lived in
Chicago more than so years.
Former President Herbert Hoov-
er said millions will regret his
passing-and he will be remem-
bered gratefully by the American
people"
Survivors include his widow,
Caro-; a daughter, two adopted
children. two brothers and two
sisters.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
UJA Drive Dedicates
Week S Efforts 10 Kav

United Jewish Appeal campaign
ers have dedicated their efforts
this week to Abraham S. Kay, the
appeals general chairman here,
who is seriously ill in Garfield
Hospital with heart ailment.
Mr.. Kay, So. was admitted to
the hospital last Thursday.
The UJA drive, in progress since
April l, is seeking SIS million.
More than $1.3 million has been
subscribed to date.
Campaign volunteers are plan
ming to sign a scroll at a report
breakfast at 1890 am. Sunday at
the Indian Spring Country Club
for presentation to Mr.. Kay, Exec
utive Director Louis E. Spiegler
announced.
Mr.. Kay, in addition to heading
the fund drive, is president of the
Louis D. Brandeis District of the
Zionist Organization of America
chairman of the Building Commit
tee for the new Adas Israel Con-
gregation synagogue being con-
structed at Connecticut avenue
and Porter street NV. and as
sociate chairman of the Israel
bond drive which opens here next
month.
A leading area builder and real
estate man, the UJA chairman is
the owner of haywood Gardens
big Mount Rainier housing de-
velopment, and of the Indian
Spring Country Club. His home is
at 1900 Seventeenth street NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
FbI Asked 10 Probe
Apparent Attempt TO
Influence RumeIy Jur,

A belated attempt to influence
the District Court jury that con-
victed DR.. Edward A. Rumely of
contempt of Congress was revealed
today after a two-hour conference
in the chamber of Judge Rich
mond B. Keech.
Twelve of the IA jurors who tried
DR.. Rumely received pamphlets
containing speeches denouncing
him the day after they handed
down their verdict.
The pamphlets we're mailed to
their homes, the jurors told Judge
IKeech. All IL who received them
said the pamphlets could not pos
sibly have influenced their verdict,
which was handed down on
April 18.
United States Attorney George
Morris Fay, who was called into
the conference by Judge Kesch, as
|sured the jurist he would ask the
Federal Bureau of Investigation to
search for the sender Of the
pamphlets.
Defense Attorneys Neil Burkin-
shaw and Daniel B. Maher indi-
Gated after the conference that
they may seek a new trial for DR..
Rumely.
The pamphlets came to light
when one of the jurors turned his
Evening star., 1951-04-25
Center 10 Answer
Production Inquiries
By the Assoeiated Press

The production agencies yester-
day announced plans to set up a
defense production inquiry center
in Washington.
The aim is to take the pressure
off officials whose work is hindered
by individual requests for help or
information.
The new center will provide q
central place for businessmen, or
their representatives in Washing
ton. to get information on the Ma
tional Production Authority and
the Defense Production Admins
tration.
1t will be in the main lobby of
the old General Accounting Office
Building and will start operating
about May l.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

to the Senate" Senator Moody
said, IF it hadn't been for that
Europe and Asia would be in the
hands of the Communists and
perhaps World War III would
have been started"
War Called Tragic Thing"
He said the war in Korea is "a
tragic thing" But he empha-
sized his strong support of Presi-
dent Truman's intervention by
saying:
II think that President Tru-
man acted in the long-term inter
Iest of peace when he moved so
promptly last June in making it
plain to the world that the United
States would not stand for ag-
gression.
| Indorses Recall of General.
| Senator Moody was asked his
views on the Macarthur contro-
Iversy. His reply indicated ap-
proval of President Truman's s
course in dismissing Gen. Mac
Arthur and the efforts to keep the
| lighting localized" in Korea.
The new Senator said he had
talked with many members of
Congress about Gen. Macarthur
and his views that the challenge
lof communism should be met in
Asia. He added that one Senator
summed it up when he said that
80 per cent of Gen. Macarthur
address to Congress last week was
magnificent but the other 20 per
cent could involve us in World
War III"
Senator Moody said he, as manv
Iothers. has "a great admiration
for Gen. Macarthur as a soldier
and added that in several re-
spects" his services have been
Invaluable"
However" he continued, Il am
sure that when the President was
confronted with the alternative
of accepting the guidance of Sec
retapy of Defense Marshall and
Gen. Omar Bradley (the chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, OF
the recommendations of Gen
Macarthur, he must have remem-
bered keenly that only a few
months ago Gen. Macarthur con-
sidered the war virtually over
i famed out his troops near the
Manchurian border and made his
calculations on the guess the
fChinese Reds would not enter the
fighting"
Evening star., 1951-04-25

copy over to Judge Keech's court
clerk. The pamphlets were en-
titled Congressional Record-the
Rumely Story" and contained
speeches by Representative Pat
man, Democrat, of Texas, and
former Representative Biemiller
of Wisconsin.
DR.. Rumely, executive secretary
of the Committee for Constitu-
tional Government, Inc, was cited
for contempt for refusing to pro-
duce records of his organization
when he was called before the
House Committee on Lobbying Ac-
tivitieS last year.
He was scheduled to be SEN
fenced Friday, but it was indicated
today that Judge Keech would
defer passing sentence until the
FBI has had an opportunity to
investigate.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
DR.. Protus to Speak

DR.. Maurice Protas, president
OF the District chapter of the
American Diabetes Association,
will discuss ''The Role of Potas-
SUM and Cholosterol in Diabetes
Mellitus" at a meeting of the
Medico- -Chirurgical Society at 9
pm. tomorrow at the Howard
University School of Medicine.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
B BIoodmobiIe TO Visit
MARYLAND u. Tomorrow

Red Cross Bloodmobiles will
visit the Naval Receiving Station
and the University of Maryland
tomorrow. the Red Cross an
nounced.
The Bloodmobile will be at the
Receiving Station at Anacostia
from 8 am. to 4 pm. and at Ann
Arundel Hall at the University OF
Maryland from 10 am. to 4 pm
tomorrow.
Friday Bloodmobiles will be at
the Pentagon from 10 am. to 4
pm. and at the National Press
Club from noon to $50 pm.