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SITUATIONS WOMEN

TYPIST. experienced statistical. de-
,sires all kinds Of tipping in the
evenings sgs0 at home. Ii. 7-4624 after g.
CAPABLE, personab1e secretary. 8
yrs varied experience, desires per-
manent employment. preferably in
1-girl office; downtown; available
June 16. State salary range. Box
BOoKKEEPER Diversified expert
ence: s days: Arlington res. IA.
NURSE. UNDERGRADUATE. white. day
or night duty; ref. HO. 1870 8 am.
REG. NURSE. desires 5-day working
week. during summer months, ex-
perienced with children; call 10.
5-S744, after 5 pm. - :,
ATTORNEY WRITER, employe
seeks opening, in international.
.S,,4l Boy 45-z, Star ,.d,,..s r.,. 3, ,or
volume. Ex. ssi6; ewes. OR. o4s9.
WOMAN. 60: desires rm. and board,
$50 mo. in exchange for. comp.
Light duties to elderly LADY lady. s, Not
COLORED WOMAN-WiIl take care
of mothers children at my home by
week SH S340. q
COLORED GIRL wants part-time job
from 10 am. to 2:30 or 3 pm:
cafeteria or cleaning. LA. 6-4O42.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

FERMAN's TRANSFER CO.. INC.
MoV1SG1 s1z ACROSS astss FIN R sTRsEf 81 s1sis; e.
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. O1O4, UNION STORAGE
CO INC iestab. 1906).
WILL MOVE or 2 pieces or a house,
hold. After 3, all day week ends.
MOVING AND HAULING--Day or
night: reasonable rates. OR. 5657
or NO $3.50. Ia
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. IA. 2937; ewes. GE. 1915.
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SITUATIONS MEN

caught up, audited. closed; all taxes.
sOpen rate. Shepherd 1864. 7s
GENTLEMAN, employed. desires work
shipping and receiving stock; ref
roSsTRu6TfoN slSRSeS 5GE l41N STyPT S.ar, avail,
per. commercial. Fed housing prof.
ects. Regist.. civil and mech. en-
Eineer: married. under SO. sober.
BoOKKEEPER, ONCE manager. expe-
rienced. Degree. Call LU. 4-7T67.
FAINTER - Day con-
tract; f1rst-class work; good color
mixer. DI. 5076 after 8 p.m. 2e
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work,
wall washing, carpentry. house,
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. NE. 4532.
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FREEZERS

FRIGDAIRE. 8 Gu. it.. S65. Thor
Gladiron. collapsible. $75. Mahogany
credenza. S135. Items in excellent
FGRsiTTREIEstats. sSRSltiGn "; aso0s Storage and
bankruptcy sale Of new and used
groups and odd pieces: L 6 H re-
frigerator. typewriters, Bendix
'Economat' washer. Frigidaire air
conditioner. heaVy-duty hydraulic
jack. Admiral and General Eletric
television sets. cash register and
desks. safe cabinet, filing devices.
etc. BY auction at Weschler's. 905
e st. NV. tomorrow. $50 am. until
midafternoon. At 2 pm. by order
of estate. Persian lamb coat, sable
scarf. diamond solitaire and cluster
rings; Inspection invited.
bedrm. suite, blond oak. double bed.
vanity chest. / night table; din.
rm. suite, blond oak extension table.
8 chairs, buffet, china closet; sec
tional sofa, chartreuse; 2 chairs,
cSs;ts cSektsil M tabls ioo sofa Ant red plush
FURNITURE-Maple sofa and lounge
RA. 7264 after 9:3O am. "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., must sell con-
tents Chevy Chase home, liv. rm.,
ssas's SssS furn: Ssrssin 'i; prices: Vt.
FURNiiTURE-Diplomat leaving June
Is. will sacrifice 4-month-old liv-
ing room. dinette. bar. bedroom
furniture Fine quality, excellent
taste. like new. Prefer buyer who
will take over apartment at. Wood
ner viii, view OF Rock Creek Park.
Furniture-New, Unclaimed
Freight. Drastic reductions. Bedrm.
ewes. till 9. AMERICAN. 1923 9TH
st. NV. RE. 1868.
soft and chair. wing
chair, mahog. coffee table; 3-pc.
Rattan sofa. like new. OIL. 5191.
lamp. GE. on rollers.
s1c, $40 a. locksr lamp ST. vdfsr sTe e5aiI 5ag "a
rGRN1TTREaMoaern dfsNkf Sf sliesEr s-pc. living
room suite with ottoman and GUS
tom made. slip. covers, practically
new. bargain; also solid maple
dinette set; ext. table and 4 chairs
rTRNfTuks' fHi fI1 t. sALE-Brsnd-nev. BET.
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., living
room from unclaimed freight and
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 4eO New York ave. NV;
daily. 1876; Sat. I'll 4. RE. 431o
FURNITURE-Living room. 2-piece
Re, Rsascnahiso obso cail after 9 Pm. Lnd'
BAsY lSs FISUnRsHSi1TuRE-crib and fold.
ing carriage. 500. Excellent con-
dition. Chest. $12. IA. 1898.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE
FIJRNITITRE

10% down, "a months to pay. Imme-
diate delivery on purchases. Chests,
dressers. bunk beds and roll-a-
ways; complete selection Of sofa
beds and studio couches In fine
quality fabrics, $50 up: modern sec
tional sofas. all colors. $l19-$149;
lounge. occasional chairs, rockers;
twenty bedroom suites In modern
and traditional styling, 3 pcs, $685.
1895; box springs. mattresses. drop
leaf tables, jr. din. room suites,
tables, lamps, household miscel-
OPEN EWES. TIL 8 PM.
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
2245 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
MI. 6767
FURNACE-Pebco coal boiler fur
mace, excel. cond.; care for 6-S rm.
house; 1928 Eye st. NV. RE. 2065.
GAS RANGES, new, used: SIS. so up;
installation. PEELESS SALES. 2237
Ga. ave, DE. 1866.
GAS RANGES. new used: also coal
wood and oil ranges. new. used.
GAS STOVE. apt. size. $50; Kelvin
W. sEAY CO.. FA. 1920. q
GAS STOvE-4 burner; S-qt. pres
sure cooker, new: Swell fireless
cooker. ia. 4316. -3
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II You want the best. you want Pa
tapsco Valley topsoil from the
no clay. no waste Call RE. 1896
Lawn Mowers. Power
And hand. popular brands; new 1862
models in original factory cartons
with 80 days free service; 2Oes
discount for cash. DALMO SALES
CO.. 923 11th st. NV. Elk. 1905.
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TeleviSion Clearance
20-IN. CONSOLE AS LOW AS
S199

With your small set. All other famous
makes at tremendous savings while
they last. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Open Mon. through Sat-,
8 til 8.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-S038
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ROOMS FuRNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

W 0s,.o sSN'N'o.se ".
NEAR ANACOSTIA Receiving Station,
large studio bedroom; share bath;
unlimited phone privileges. Linens
furnished AK. 1857 after $40 pm.
713 18th ST. s.E.-Double room;
white neighborhood; no phone calls.
1900 HI ST. S.E.-Rm. for young lady;
near Barney Circle: kitchen and
laundry privileges. Ii. 4-6042. -
8 BEDRMS for rent; one with twin
beds. 4S6 e st. s.w.. or call ST.
9SSS. p
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PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Cali Day or Night. SH. 3039.
Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Designed. built,
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented Full
Blow action. Wide variety case de.
signs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH.
925 G St. NV.
Established 1879
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COLORED

1884 18th ST. NV.
Why rent when you can own your
own l or 2-bedrm. apt. In this
modern 2-story fireproof bldg. The
down payments are reasonable and
for comparable apis. To inspect see
manager. Apt.-4. then come to
ONCE of A. M. DRAISNER, 1904 L
st. NV. MA. S036 daily It'll z:
Sunday, IL It'll B. %
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APIS. FURNISHED tcons.,

1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Newly dec,
1.rm. efficiency; $50 semimo., incl
al linens and maid service. %
GEORGETOWN TOWN - Excellent location
PsssS ssssE' b..Stds NJ i% tdla ns ssSS ssSs M M
0653. DE. T545. -3
1885 N. II. AVE. NV. A nice cool l.
rm. enc; $34 so semimonth. incl.
NV h psis s.E. 4Pf, sPd hnsn %oa turn cleo s fit
lights; sos mo. 10. 2-3109. .
BEDROOM and large kit; laundry
priv. near transp.; good NV
mixed mixed neighborhood: phone DU.
so9 q ST. s.E.-Lisht housekeeping
man; beautifully-furnished apt. in
remodeled home: studio room, PAN
led dinette, kitchen. bath, deck,
good closet space; maid service and
garage; conv. to all Capitol build
sasssa ssaoo lls; R;oxaSNAa aST AaDps' +. fsll pnRAN N
3I45 Dumbarton ave. AID. ssis'
STA MARYLAND AVE-. NE rms,
kitchen. private bath: S76 mo-; EN-
n IL s:ss Ssa s7sissI.! csil g.
NEAR DUPONT CIRcLE-Bsmt. ar apt,
/ rm. and kitchenette. nicely furn.,
share bath. pvt. entr. DE. 1850
1873 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
One rm., kit. bsmt: apt; / adult;
$40 mo. Keys In ONCE. 500 Mass
sic' 10, 1sts ais ST.. N,E.-rhr.. rms. & lit.
nc IN ONCE sos ssis Mass latn; ave .Gaiss: ne. Ass'
4SlS KANSAS AVE. N.W.-FIrnishet
for. 3 adults: no children or pets
Call Sat. and SUM-; on weekdsy'
TAKGMAp aiSs5 4 pm; PARk0fmm.d,.t.,,: IA o9aa;
room apt; 3 bedrms.. iiv. 'rm., din
rm., KIT, bath, 4 closets, front ant
WARDMAN PIX. -CONN. AVE. VIC
2 rooms. Kit. share bath; $1O0 mo
VIII consider young child. AID. 1885
527. BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Larg,
bedroom and kit; refined widow
home: cony; stores and transp. -
util. furn.; to empi. Cpl. to act q
AIR AiIRu1ceo1SR1ni coNpIT1oSED. SSGi 10th st.. mid
town; facing park; handsomely furn
bsdr ly nm lit circular mnd sn slass S,as din Tm
DSuLm.. klt., mOu. eleV. plQg., 4QultS
YER, Yer; June 1S.oct. e. AID: 1874. -
rm.. kit, bath; 2nd floor. pvt. en-
trance; $77 7.50 mo. UN. 1891.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Efic. apt.
gentleman only; $s5. MI. s275. M4
IMMACULATE, 4-room private apt.
ideal for Catholic couple and infant
tiss: mn. EcKLoFF. NJ. % o4o5. . M1
NEWLY FURN.; 2 BEDRMS., LIv
RM.. KIT. BATH; SUBLET JUNE
IIRLT IHrTp AaND/oR AUG. TIE. 1922
4LGE. RMS. AND BATH
Fully equip. Inquire MRS. GINS
P1ERa' 1saS. 14o6 Harvard st. NV. NO
17l3 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Apt APT 2o2oMNewly goo furnished eflcienc!
oggssaa ooggsa 500 or ao no. 7sds. aS inspect call D1
3249 N ST. NV, Apt. Living rm.
dining. rm.. kit. bedrms.. bath
beautifully furnished: 1928 mo. r,
inspect. call DI. Oe22 or NO. O4O4
WALKER q DUNLOP. INC. .
yRN VIZ NHA9E 1E ArTsi zIsESipAN ANp 2IB HogSEs Uses
WEEKDAYS, 81: SAT. ISL sun. S5 s.5
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
h24 BOND BLDG, MA. OOO7.
14th ST. AND N. 7. AVE. NV.
| 2l6 RUPLEY BLDG. XII. 8-1313
616 KING ST. ALEX. MON. SAT.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT
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COLORED-RIVER TERRACE
CLEAN, MODERN. GRIN. BRICK
First, time offered. Full bsmt, oil
Must be sold this week. Call early
for q look at this. Mr.. Penland
It'll 10 pm. LU. 2-7612. ATLAS
REALTY CO. -4
Colored-Downtown
All End ST. Sc. (nr. CAPITOL
Large hsaGe,,;';;r 21room apt, with PVT. bath,
S77.50 mo. incl util. and ianitor
service (adults only). See JANITOR,
basement. "a
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TRASH REMOvAL-Commer and
residential; prompt, clean. depend
able; day or night. LU. 4-6322;
10. 2-0159. a
guaranteed; quick service on. all
makes; comml. and domestic. IA.
S-S735. a
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD roof repairs,
interior and exterior painting, cali
free estimate. 10. S-O6S2. %
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MIscEl. FOR SALE tcens. I,

|BRICKS-BRICKS
Good Clean Bricks-Any Quantity
GENERAL WRECKIN0 CO.
1887 BRENTWOOD RID, NE.
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"
STEEI,

We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel. angles, beams, reinforcing
steel cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. GIT
late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; S42.60. UNITED
TyPEWRITER CO. S1S 14th st.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcen,.,

PAINT1NG-,Inside and outside; wall
paper. cleaning. LII. 3-423S.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
pr1i prizes s.I reasonable; Z. free estimates.
paperhanging, fioor finishing: reas.
ia. 1870. MR.. sCHIFF. s.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR--Commer-
slsi S yas and Fssidenta Sss5a.sfseory fer
work: Can AID. 662s. 1 s Ms
PAINTING-Interior. exterior: roof
coating. caulking. gen. repairs: free
rANTfSG rsAifNsmfssGS rSiERfN EA GGsS exterior 3. and
eal sa FL OF TefsSnae!s rs. ass1 estimates
PAINTING = Interior nom
drink drinking white mech; free esti-
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
geenassral repairs. K. LEAK, RA.
PAINTMG. interior and exterior;
Mr.: BUNGER. after $50 pm,
PaiNTnNG. PasiiaSTnS GsSTsAp TPsApERING; fire.. est,-
ali day sun. cali Ma. s34s. <.
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ins Reasonsble prices: free esti-
PAINTING, papering. floor refinishing,
tiieing; no money down. 80 mos. to
pay. g. P. ANDERSON. HU. 394S.
PAINTING & PAPERING
sheTwins fr1w sWiiliams nn1 paints ., used; select
colors. All work done by the best
OF mechanics. L. H. THOMPSON,
LU. l-SO41. &c
PAPERTNG AND PATNTMG
AL work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
3ECKETT. MI. O93O. DU. 4O53.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up;
1862 Sunfast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE. 1898 or GE. 1851.
PAPERING-5-rm. house. $50; good
workmanship; W. mech; own work.
RALPH. ME. sl4S: eyes,. TU. 39os.
PAPERING. done at once; lowest
prices; do own work; guaranteed;
PAiNTING. 20 yrs. ex-
per-: Al work. personal service,
guar. satisf. Cali any time. TIA.
0396. s.
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PAPER HANGING
Featuring ASAM Wall Papers.
Quality Workmanship.
Reasonable Prices.
HOMECRAFTERs, INC.

HOMECRAFTERS, INC.
41S Sth ST. Sc.
Ii. 3-3427. TR. 1888
PAPERNG-Guaranteed work at low
est prices. Do own work. GE. 677O.
patch work and CELL
ings our specially. Call MI. 1882.
PLASTERING-New and old; repair
work done; large or small Jobs;
work guar; white mech. ia. 020S.
REPAIRS. old and new
work, large and small Jobs. Salts
faction guaranteed. Reasonable
iiSid AND iSS0i HEATING. jobDinr s
remodeling and new work; bath
rooms installed; gas boilers, hot
water heaters; free estimates. Ii
HEATING - complets
bathrooms. kitchens, hot-water heat
ers. gas boilers. heating plants. NC
DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED. SO
mos. to pay. j. SHAPIRO. registered
plumber TIL 1900
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

PAN, Leaders. Trench
MENT NE 1'Afs RENTAL AlLf CO.. too''eds 81. 1913. %
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PIPE, galv., black; copper. cast iron.
cut thread: fixtures; BLOCKS, 3056
PORCH GLIDER-Maroon and white;
Porch ORC iSNceIosUREs.YouF porch
is now serving you only 4 months
out Of the year; See our pelie PIC, PIC,
new den for the whole family; free
TRACTING CO., WI. 60S8. 4S19
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md.
PRINTING PRESS. Chandler & Price,
10x15, with automatic Rice feeder;
avail. for inspection every day ex-
cept. Sun, bet. 10 am. and 4 pm.
KEYSTONE PRESS, 140s Monroe. st.
PRINTING PRESS. Multilith. model
1900. size 11x17, with thermo jog
ger Recently rebuilt. Al condition;
$1,O50. IA. 4-1010. >
RADIO. lge 2-way Motorola car radio.
About 2 yrs. old; cash; reasonable.
Call Ii; 3o693o g. sun. UP to II noon;
RADIO PHONOGRAPH. Magnavox,
chairside model. 3-speed changer;
Changer, mahogany. sis5. 81. s4le.
RADIO-PHONo. Zenith. plastic ma
esad ssP:sa s7s table 1sssl e!s5
REFsIGERaToR, Err 3 R.%i Kelvinator. medium
size. geeeed condition. Under $So'
REFRfGHRAToR, Ref fGf1; electric range. GE,
list S2S9.95. selling price at cost,
$500. Guaranteed new-never used.
REFRIGsEERRATOR, coldspot. s-cu.-ft.; :;
excellent condition; reasonable. 20.
REFRiGGERAToRs. used for sale or
poWps Es5sj 3 EEscrRfc Hse ne on SRa 7soo Sep0s''
REFRIGERATORS, used. large as
sortment from $40 up. Some with
1-year guarantee, Time payments.
FREDERiCKs, 1905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS. mattresses. gas
ranges. stoves. heaters. ACME
STOVE CO. MA. s952.
REFRlGERATORS, recond.. guar. $50
up; new 1851 Westinghouse. liberal
discount or trade; no dn. payments.
"a mos. to pay. p. 9. SMITH. 8. g.
s.. 1874 H st. ne. Ii. 3-2545..
REFRIGERATOR, Gu. It. Coldspot;
in perfect cond.; sacrifice for $50.
REFRiGERAToRs. Ranges. washers.
Warehouse sale. Brand-new models,
almost all makes and sizes. Must
sell. Extra-large savings. No reason
able offer will be refused. Open
SEE1Mc WAYNE ave-. wns JU. 8 lLo s-so3s. 'o., s4e
REFGR. GAS.-Servel. excel. work.
c;ivar cnrino eu 1ll0
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LOWEST AVERAGE RATES
FIRST CLASS PADDED VANS
ALL POINTS WEST
ESPECIALLY CALIFORNIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALL HOWARD, LA. 6-S6S2
"A
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ETHESDA--Lovely home; room. pvt.
bath; l person, $40 mo-; excellent
tranSp. OIL. 7t40. 3
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

JERSEY cow, pure bred, fine gentle
family COW. freshened recently;
$500 or best Offer Fulton S-3065.
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ANTTOTTES

ANTIQUES-Carved oak bedstead,
dresser, commode, over 100 yrs. old
SlOO. JU. 8-4730. "A
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APT.--One large room,
XII. din. and bath. See janitor ct
NON q LuCH9 CO., 1906 H st.
nv. ma. 2346. -4
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
ware; Oriental art objects, ieWelry
rugs. SilVerware. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
MURRAY, ia. 1898.
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WE HAVE ATS. AND HOUSES
~FuRN: OR UNFURN: AND SUB
LET'S. WASH. VA. WHITE ONLY
XoNH weSKDAEs; kEsrSs Ss ANb sAT hEH}Tv SYN s5 e5
14th ST. AND N. 7. AVE. NV.
2l5 RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-1313
616 KING ST.. ALEX. MON. SAT.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. 1898;
eVes EM RT66
Evening star., 1952-10-09

duce evidence leading to the con-
viction of one single Communist
agent either in or out of Gov
ernment."
The average reader who takes
this Realistically phrased state
ment literally is easily misled.
For there can be no prosecution
OF agents" as such unless
some one in the conspiracy con-
fesSeS. or unless the Russian
government conveniently sends
us an affidavit acknowledging
proof of an agency relationship
to an American Communist.
This is the kind of proof cleft
wingers" always insist on as
they decry circumstantial evil
dence.
Senator Mccarthy has known
that considering the dates of the
alleged espionage activities the
wartime statute authority
didn't cover them anyway. He
has concentrated instead on an
other law which declares in
eligible for further Government
service persons found to be dis
loyal. He has been trying pri-
marily to get the various de-
partmental loyalty boards to
protect the interests of the
United States and has succeed
ed in getting many Communist
sympathizer fired. as the records
will show, though the State De-
partment will never concede, Of
course, that it was influenced
by McCarthy's crusade. 1t was
all presumably just a coinci-
dence.
The real issue is not how
many "agents" were convicted
in court, but how many Com
munist sympathizers like Alger
Hiss were able to influence
American foreign policy, and
how many of the men who have
admittedly been fired for dis
loyalty in recent months did
influence the Far Eastern poll
icies of the United States which
led to the loss of China and
outbreak Of the Korean War.
Also. how many of those on
whom the FBI has furnished
evidence have not yet been fired
or prosecuted for perjury. It's
the damage to American policy
and the 10000 casualties result
ing therefrom. and not whether
Mccarthy exposed this or that
Communist, which is the fun
damental question. Gov. Steven
son has never yet come to grips
with that important part of the
whole anti-Communist con-
troversy. Either he doesn't
know the background or his
"left wing" advisers and ADA"
friends who have been attacking
the FBI right along are still
influencing the line taken by
the Governor in all his speeches
thus far on the anti Communist
issue.
Reproduction Rights ReserveO
Evening star., 1952-10-09

ming to marvel at themselves.
Only seven years ago they had
the most devastated country in
the world. Not only their fac
tories and most of their towns
but their cultural edifices and
churches dating back several
centuries were in shambles.
The people were hungry and
there was nothing to eat. The
country was partitioned-as it
still iS-and the farming areas
in the East were behind the
Iron Curtain. Today the Ger
man towns. while not entirely
rehabilitated, have assumed a
new aspect Of prosperity despite
the fact that the fearful effec-
tiveness of our day and night
bomberS cannot be remedied
within a decade even if the Ger
mans work "a hours a day.
The German man in the
street is we'll dressed and-in
glaring contrast to the Eng
lishman-he is cheerful and
happy looking. On the ancient
and now badly damaged ram
parts Of Bonn the other day a
group Of young men and women
were singing at the top of their
voices. 1t was not Deutschland
uoer allies" but an old hymn,
Elm feste Burg is unser Gott"
God is our mighty fortress.
There is plenty of food in
Germany at prices for every
pocket. A few years ago one
would see groups of women and
men gathered in front of food
stores gazing at the display of
the nations favorite delicacy-
sausage. Today there are no
such occurrences. The German
merely walks in and buys what
ever he needs. And there is
no government control, no spe-
cial tax and no coupons of any
kind.
In spite Of the presence of
several hundred thousand al
lied troops of occupation, which
do not interfere in the Slight
est with the people. the German
Is today a genuinely free man.
He can do what he wants and
can say what he wants. Yet
neither in the press nor at pub
lie meetings nor on the walls
are there any expressions OF
disgust or hatred against the
Americans.
To imagine that the Germans
have no bitterness left against
those who forged the Morgen-
thau plan or the Nuremberg
trials of their military COM
manders (they are not bothered
about what was done to civilians
by that tribunaD would be a
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but they still say the crowds
prove that ordinary political
considerations are not being
applied to the general.
There is no disposition to dis
pute that the independent voter
has been getting rather thin
cruel from the Eisenhower train
lately.
He will be. aides say. the
prime target for Ike's final
lunges here and in New York,
concededly vital States. The
evidence Of recent speeches is
that independents will get few
concrete proposals but must
dip deeply into that reservoir
of personal trust which appears
to exist in the Eisenhower
crowds.
The Eisenhower camp is un-
easy about President Truman's
hard-hitting attack. It poses a
dilemma for them.
They could run against Mr..
Truman but, Cd they have a
healthy respect for him IN a
political fight and (2) they do
not really trust their candi-
dates Australian crawl in social
and economic waters.
They draw some comfort from
the fact that President Tru-
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Congress had been raising the
issue repeatedly.
But in 1889 what was Presi-
dent Roosevelt doing? On page
470 of Whitaker Chambers
book he tells how the President
Laughed" and told Assistant
Secretary of State Adolph Berle
to Jump in the lake" when
Berle relayed the details of the
charges made by Chambers
about Alger Hiss and Commu-
mist cells in the Federal Gov
ernment involving officials in
key places.
From 1889 to 1943-for four
years-the notes taken by Berle
after his talk with Chambers
were not given to the FBI by
the State Department. And
when the FBI did get the evi-
dence furnished by Chambers,
the Justice Department took no
steps to expose Alger Hiss or
any of the other Communists
named by Chambers. most all
Of whom, thanks to the congress
sional committees, have since
been revealed as having been.
engaged in Communist activity.
1t was Richard Nixon, now
vice presidential nominee, but
in 1948 a member of the House
Un-American Activities Com
mittee, who exposed Hiss, even
though another Democratic Pres
ident, this time Harry Truman,
laughed off the charges and
called them all "red herring"
to divert attention from other
public questions.
Gov Stevenson says: I'm 1910
during the Roosevelt admins
tration there was passed the
Smith Act under which the
Justice Department in President
Truman'S administration sub
Sequently convicted the 81 lead
ers Of the American Communist
Party"
Why did 1t take from 1910 to
1948 to begin those prosecutions?
AS for F'BI evidence. it had been
gathered ever since the law was
passed in 1910. But the FBI
can't initiate any prosecutions.
Gov. Stevenson is wrong in let
ting the people believe the job
can be left to the FBI. Actu-
ally the FBI gathered damaging
evidence in the case of a certain
Foreign Service officer stationed
in China, but the State Depart
ment ignored that evidence and
cleared the man three times and
he was fired only when the Pres
ident's Loyalty Review Board
took over the case on what is
known as "post-audit."
The Democratic presidential
nominee repeated at Detroit the
familiar line of the "left wing"
namely that "the junior Senator
from Wisconsin has yet to pro-