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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COLLECTORS, full or part time; one
day and 4 ewes. per wk; worth So
up per hour. MR.. McMANIS, HO.
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK.
exper. Full time, for super phar-
macy, to open in about 2 wks. MIR.
STEINBERG, 2315 Iverson st. Sc,
10. S-94S9 or TIE. 0S66. -23
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STENOGRAPHER

Part time. Business executive IN
Washington regularly requires serv-
ices OF competent stenographer Re
quirements - Presently employed
must be accurate, reas. speed. Com
penSation satisfactory. Box 233-A
Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-23

WoMEH to S05f in Ace HepT STeam in faeog
Mr.. Henry. MEADOWGOLD PRO-
DUCTS CO. 1887 D ST. Sc. %
WOMEN. white. part time; terrific
opportunity to use a few evenings
a wk;. earn $40 to 500 a wk.. fas-
Pleasing personality and willingness
to apply self are requirements. Box
364-A, Star. IA
as investigators for
schoo, S'a erads: o Rational seios organ: nm. in
teresting work: salary advancement;
no exper. neces.: must be free to
travel. Apply Warner Bldg, 18th
ond z n w DIM ok DO
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TELEVISION

New 1852 famous makes at below
dealers cost. Best allowance for
your old TV in area. Also TV tubes,
replace your own.
TV SALES Open Till 3
2S20 N. Washington Blvd.
arlington, Va. Glebe 1900
TIRES, white walls and black walls;
Al sizes: new. .recaps. used: 81 up.
WholsSale and retail. JO-MAC
MOTOR COURT. 1900 Richmond
TIE. 9495- S2
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SecretarY-Stenogranher

Position open Immediately in a mort
gage lending firm, for attractive
young lady, not under 21 years Of
age and not over SO years of age;
must be able TO meet the public;
shorthand, so w.p.m.; typing, so
w-p.m.; 35-hr. week; salary open;
vacations with pay. Phone Ma.
6S94. ga
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APPLY MR.. STEINBAcH
LEWIS & THOS SALTZ

1909 G st. NV. ga
SECRETARIAL ASST, part time, L.
to 4; dictation, 100: salary, $50
mo. AID, 1900 bet. 10 and u. ga
ical, part time days. Must be ex-
SECRETARY-STENO
sonnel and safety dept of large ma
tional company; 3712-hr. wk.; excel
$52.5 per wk. Cali NE. 4S00, MIR
THIEF, --23
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SALESLADY

Experienced woman for retail ready
to-Wear; excellent salary, steady po-
Sition, good opportunity. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 7O3
9TH ST n u -06
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TIRES
USED TIRES

All sizes, plenty with high tread.
from 81 to SO. STANDARD TIRE
BATTERY CO. 10th and H SITS ne.
TUXEDO SUIT, worn 4 times: 3O-in.
.%,alSt; short; offer wanted. 1871 q
TYPEWRITER-Royal. Is mos. old.
S75. Call MA. 722S. pa
TYPEWRITERS-Un portable,
S35: Corona, $32: Royal. S4950.
BLINDS (S5. 81. n,Sii asis e in.
wide: (5) 36h4 in. wide: (3I 23 in.
wide; reas.: good cond. OV. 1877.
vIOLINS (2), SIS or best offer Can
bet: ! am. and 3 pm, AK. 1i33.
WASHER. GE, never used in orig.
crate, orig: guarantee; paid S32a,
:, Sacritice S275. XII. S-7064. 81
Washers used. recond.; guar. Also
new. No down payment-2 years
70 pay. p. Q. SMITH, s. & s.. l34A
H st. ne. Ii 3-2545
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BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS

NEW AND USED
Come to Ace and make all purchases
at one time for any repair job, large
or small. Large stock of used
framing lumber, lowering and
sheathing- basins, bathtubs. $3.50;
toilet and tanks. steel beams, pipe
and fittings, doors, sash and win
dowS.
Special sale for the week from our
new building material dept: SIT.
studs. 39c: 1x2 furring, &c per it.. !;
outside paint, guar, ST. 95 per gal. !;
knotty pine paneling. 17c per sq.
IT.: complete windows. S12.95; 3-ft,
fence picketS, 16c ca; roof coating,
5 gal, S2.25, and many other items
at tremendous savings
FREE DELIVERY, l-DAY SERVICE.
Home Improvement Financing,
Budget PAYMENTS.
ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
4O02 Minn. ave. ne. LU. 4-O5OO.
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started,
caught up, audited, closed; all taxes
DRAF ING
Govt. employed jr architect desires
part-time teye. and Sat.) work on
arch't'l working DRAWINGS. Gil. 44OO,
Ext. 129, 6:30 to 8 PM, Mon.
through Weds. 90"
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry. house.
cleaning. etc SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1882.
OFFICE MGR. expert clerk -typist,
male. age so. Employed. desire
change. WA. 7193. Box 362-Z. Star.
29s
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MOTOR TRAVEL

Los ANGELES. CALIF.-Two ladies
leaving July 9-10. Cadillac. Take
3. Box 3l4-Z, Star. "a
FLORIDA transportation-Res
BILE persons to drive brand new 1852
Chevrolets to Miami. Call Balti-
mere; Md. Belmont 1400. MIR.
Los ANGELES-'5o Buick leaving
Thursday; take 3-4 passengers. AID.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont,

yours from com.
plete stock OF English and Ameri-
can models. Trade-ins wanted
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE
1911 Wis. ave. DE. 1850 or
PARKWAY CYCLE CO., Lee hwy
at Kirkwood rd.. Arl.. Va. JA.
can be applied to any
surface, stucco, brick, wood, etc,
is very modern. adds dollar value
to your property; free estimates; )
years to pay. CAPITOL CON-
tracing CO., WI. 60S6, 4S19
Bethesda ave-. Bethesda, Md.
BRICKS. face and common; or q
million. ALASKA COAL & BRICK
CO.. Ma 5SS5. OF 1900.
BRICK BRICK
One-half million brick available for
immediate delivery. Call US for our
price. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING CO.. LU. 4-0500. -26
BRICKS-BRICKS
Good Clean Bricks-Any Quantity
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 BRENTWOOD RID. NE.
MI. 6l77. rs
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STEEL
NEW--NEW

late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 18th st.
NV
STORE FIXTURES, made to order.
suitable for ladies' or mems shop:
hanging cases, display cases. . dble.
millinery vanity tables with mirrors.
Singer power sewing machine, 4
drawer National Cash Reg, mani
kinS. etc. AS an entirety or separ-
ately. 3ol North Glebe rd., Airing.
ton. Va. ia. 2-206S. 80
STUDIO COUCH, new slip cover, sos:
double soring and mattress, $50:
painted dresser. $40. A. j. KANAK.
Apt: .. 1l19 Peyton Randolph dr.,
Willston Apis. Falls Church. Va.
TELEvIsION; 17-in, table model
Bendix with stand. Excel. cond.
TELEVISiON-closing out our U de-.
partment. All remaining sets re-
duced to wholesale or less. Several
radio o-phonographS included. Terms.
ST; 9400. JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and q StS. NV --2I
Hallicrafters. loh-in..
ask for MRS. LOWRY. --23
~ SET, beaut. mahog- FIN. console,
d2H-in. screen; reaS. priced. JE.
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Exper: perm. position, 5Ha-day wk.;
good salary. ERLEBACHER Of Conn.
ave, Ma. 12S6. "a
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SALESLADY
SAI,FST,ADY

For crosses. Salary and commits
sion No phoning. MADAM ROSE.
1907 Conn. ave. --23
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TYPIST

Exper.. under 50 yrs. Of age, for pay
roll dept, of research institution
Position offers 5-day, 37fa-hr. wk,.
leave per VT. Literally subsidized
employe benefits. incl. hospitaliza-
tion, insurance, pension, etc. Excel.
working cond. For interview call
Personnel Office, Elk. 500, Ext. 80.
"a
- Interesting hotel
work inauditor'S office, liberal COM
pany benefits, vacation with pay.
5ta-day week. Apply general office,
rd. NV. IA
Evening star., 1952-06-23

SECRETARY; age 81 to 80; Ma
tionaI organization has opening for
competent secretary: interesting
work, pleasant working conditions
and surroundings; group insurance
aud retirement plan; office hrs, 8
to 5;l5. Call Ma. 0724 for appt.
SECRETARY stenographer, young.
responsible, ambitious, for 1-girl
Office, at Dupont Circle. Air-condi-
toned office; 5-day week and pleas
ant working conditions. Salary
open. Call DE. 9026 for appt. "a
SECRETARY, good typist. rapid
shorthand; interesting, challenging
job in pleasant ir-conditioned Of
f1ce of national trade association;
sick leave; good starting salary,
merit promotions. Call MRS. DUD-
LEY. DI 23lh "a
Evening star., 1952-06-23
WASHERS

WASHERS
MUST BE SOLD TODAY
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
WEEKDAYS FROM 8 TIL 9
Easy Spinner de luxe, floor samples.
reg. So 9.95-today. $3.50.
Thor Automagic, floor samples, reg.
.S226 .50--today. S139.
automatic dc luxe models, reg. $500
Evening star., 1952-06-23
ORGANIZATIONS

Trade Journals. etc. Do you need a
writer or researcher who's expert on
Congressional affairs and lobby ac-
tiyities? If so. for interview write
Box ASA, Star.
PAINTER WANTS new or old work
by contract or will Subcontract;
white mechanic; 20 yrs exper. MIR.
BURGESS, OW. 9071. -23
and outside paint
ing. Reasonable prices. Free esti-
mates. WADE, ME. 1886. 23s
%, single, college back
ground, owns car-desireS position
In established organization with fu-
ture. Free to travel. Box 261-z.
bookkeeper and account
ant. competent, part-time work at
reasonable rates. Box 3O9-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-23

SEAMSIRES5S
General all-around woman; pleasing
personality; some counterwork.
Call MR.. DESMOND. Wo. 2700.
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SAVE UP TO 400
CASH OR TERMS
HOME FREEZERS
DRYERS
IRONERS
AIR CONDITIONERS
FANS
REFRIGERATORS
RANGES
TELEVISION

All makes and sizes to choose from
Save UP to 40ee today. Cash OF
terms.
Silver Spring Gas & Elec. Co.
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-SO3S
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LADIES

evenings to earn from S14 up by
displaying costume jewelry. No can
vassing. For interview appt., send
card with name, address and
phone no. to Box PISA, Star. --24
Evening star., 1952-06-23

MACHINE, Kenmore dc
luxe. wringer type. one year old;
perIect cond: cost $3.50, will sac
Iifice for S75 or best offer. AP.
MACHINE-Monitor, new.
500 cash. Hudson 5000. Ext. 7l5,
WASHING MACHINE, ABc. fair cond.,
S15. NO. 1868 after 8. -25
WATER COOLERS
$22S.50 ATLANTIC PLUME. sUP.
CO, S07 v t: NV. NO. 1921.
WATER COOLERS
To- rent or buy: rental rates from
type coolers, only sos to Sl25:
sold and serviced by JOHN G.
WEBSTER AND SONS. 827 r
st. NV. ST. 600.
WATER HEATERS - Gas. electric.
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE, 1909 1st
st. Sc. Call ST. 6IOO. Mr.. PARKER.
WATER HEATER. gas. automatic, 20
FA' Fa.s', 5oss ssn be seen in use; $50,
WATER PUMP. Jet, tank pipe and
fittings. used g mo. 34O4 virginia
ave, Falls Church, Va. KE. 3-5053.
WIRE ROPE spools R-in, used
steel wire cable: approx. $50 IT. per
fsGEi Ianhami maze Ma. 0f5sf w. sSSiac C. HABSH' IS
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TYPIST-CLERK

Accounting dept. Of New York stock
Exchange member Arm. Modern Of
flee. Pleasant working conditions.
no experience necessary. Salary to
start. 5000. 6l5 American Security
Bldg. Mr.. Mathews. -2S
Evening star., 1952-06-23

SALESWOMAN for ladies' coats. suits.
dresses and furs; excel. salary plus
comm; must have specially shop
experience. BRESLAU, 6i4 18th
st. NV. -24
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CAMERAS

Furniture-Wanted at once
any amount, good furniture.
Also refrigerator, gas range
and good piano. Call Mr..
Grady, phone, Ma. 2679.
Evening star., 1952-06-23

SALESLADIES, experienced, children's S
wear: full or part time: excellent
salary and commission. Apply
ESTHER SHOP, 1925 F st. NV. pa
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks. wood and steel, $40 and up !;
file cabinets chairs tables, book
cases, lockers. steel shelving, S35.-
900 stock, new and used office fur
niture. every description. purchased
from RFC. Large national organi-
cation: free delivery, free parking.
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.,
goo NIryHT VNpV AUE NJ VIZ
Evening star., 1952-06-23

SALESLADY-Women's apparel. dress
$50 wk.: vacation. RA. $3.50. -23
SALESLADY, ewes, $40 to 9; retail
jewelry store. WOLPE JEWELERS.,
33eo 14th st NV -24
Evening star., 1952-06-23
HELP WOMEN

AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions.
NATL AIR COLLEGE. DI. 6703.
Evening star., 1952-06-23
SAIiESGIRI,S

For Washington's fastest growing shoe
chain. EXper. not necessary. Ap-
ply 90l H st. ne. bet. 10 and l2.
Evening star., 1952-11-19

Worth double the price! One
of our greatest Jacket values!
Weatherproof! Upper fast
ener! 2 pockets! Pile collar!
Popular knit waist and cuffs!
Sizes 36 to 46! Here's a
jacket that will take any
kind of wear.
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-27

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Evening star., 1952-10-03

Hitler was imminent. They were
directed to start to put the Rus
clan economy on a war footing
Immediately.
At that time, Of course, these
major decisions were a top-se-
cret matter. They never were
published.
The same will be true of the
current congress. The decisions
reached will be treated as secret
You may be sure that what is
published will not be the real
decisions.
However, that does not mean
that the free world can ignore
the congress as unimportant
Though the Communist Party in
Russia is considered as a mill
tary unit, with ironclad discip-
line, and with no free discussion
allowed of policies already
reached by the party bosses, the
problem of public psychology re-
mains.
Must Prepare Terrain.
The terrain must be prepared
the party must be alerted to mobi.
lie public opinion behind the
new policies. Thus the West
should be on the watch, after
this current congress, for pos
ISible attempts to switch Russian
public opinion one way or the
other.
1 1t is possible, for instance. that
an entirely new peace offensive
may be started Immediately after
this Communist congress to lull
the West into forgetting the pos
Isibility of war. The Kremlir
might try to bluff the free worlo
into thinking that no general wal
j is likely or possible. 1t might Try
to cause a split between Western
Europe and America over the re.
armament program.
! This split between allies
naturally, is the main core o1
Stain diplomacy. In 1899 Stair
was able to split the West by
his pact with Hitler.
/ Why shouldn't he again try tt
split the West by a pact, for in.
stance, with the British govern.
ment, this time under the guist
of some innocent appearing "tradt
pact"
j However, do not rule out the
possibility that a new Korea
might emerge after this latest
II Moscow party congress.
i When you have an enemy whose
whole conception of life and whost
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Lafayette Park Tour
Tops Parks Program

Lafayette Park. with its historic
surroundings, will be toured to-
morrow under auspices of the Ma
tional Capital Parks Office.
Stanley w. Mcclure, park. his
torian. will conduct the tour for
visitors from 2::30 pm. to 4:3O
pm. The walk will begin near the
Jackson statue in the center of
Lafayette Park.
Mr.. Mcclure will give data on
the White House. Brazil House,
Decatur House and the Dolly
Madison House, as well as other
points Of historic interest.
Pond Creatures" will be OBJ
served in the Kenilworth Aquatic
Gardens, also, tomorrow, under
direction of Naturalist Evan
Haynes, from 3 to 5 pm. The
group will assemble at the Office.
located two blocks west of the
intersection of Kenilworth avenue
and Douglas street NE.
A tour of Theodore Roosevelt
Island to search for plants will be
conducted by Naturalists Haynes
and Maurice Sullivan from 2:3O
to $50 pm. Sunday. A ferry boat
to the island will leave the land
ing near Wisconsin avenue and K
street NV. at 2:3O pm. The
round-trip fare is Is cents for
adults and Is cents for children
under IL.
The Canal Clipper will leave
Lock 8. on Thirtieth street NV.
at 2 pm. tomorrow and Sunday
for an upstream trip on the old
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal.
Tickets may be obtained from
Government Services, Inc, by
'telephoning National 1868.
Evening star., 1952-10-03

total efforts are directed toward
the eventual annihilation of the
capitalist west" you should ex-
|pect nothing but blood. sweat
and tears" from a gathering of
Communist bosses.
Fooled in "Cold War"
The Kremlin masters already
have succeeded in fooling the West
about one very important thing.
It's the "cold war" The Krem-
lin has bluffed virtually every
Western diplomat into thinking
that the "cold war" started shortly
after World War II.
That discovery by British dip
lomats and others of the actual
existence of a cold war" against
the West came at least 35 years
too late.
If by the term cold war is
meant a war of nerves, an open
Communist war against humanity,
against all the free nations Of
Ithe world, such a Western belief
lis sheer nonsense.
I can testify, as a former So
Wet official, that the "cold war
was proclaimed by the Com
munists against the free world
i35 years ago.
That marks the date of the
Communists first great success,
The 1917 October revolution in
Russia, which marked the seizure
Of the first nation by MarXist
fanatics, bent on a violent re-
making of the whole world.
On that day, october 25. 1917,
Nikolai Lenin and Stain pro-
claimed openly the beginning of
a Communist crusade for the con-
quest of the world and for the
total Transformation of a way of
life of the whole world.
Consolidated Themselves.
No one. of course. paid any
attention. Nobody cared to heed
the fanatic prophecies of bunch
of unknown adventures in a land
which the West always considered
as rather strange and remote.
But look what happened. The
Communists in Russia were left
to build up quietly. over the years,
situation of strength as is
now the fashionable expression
among diplomats.
The Communists exterminated
Russia national opposition and
schism within their own ranks
They consolidated themselves
politically.
! They exploited the giant mate
Evening star., 1952-10-03

rial and human resources Of one
of the biggest and richest coun-
tries in the world. Then. they
launched their big offensive
against the West.
Only after the seizure of the
Baltic and the Balkan countr es.
Of the great portion of central
Europe and of most of mainland
Iof Asia. including China. did the
West realize that the world was
in a "cold war"
In q second and final article
tomorrow: How a Communist
congress work.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
By laor BoqoIepov

North American Newspaper Alliance
This Sunday a major event IN
Russian event that will have
repercussions all over the world
will take place. 1t will be the
opening session of the 18th con-
Cress of the Communist Party
the ruling tool of the Kremlin.
The Communist decisions which
will come out of this new party
The writer of this article, former
counselor Of the Soviet foreign office
ond on offieiol in the Soviet govern
ment for 20 yeors. pfobobIy hos the
most extensive knowledge Of Kremln
policies Of ony Russion eseopee yet to
reach the United Stotes.
congress-the first in 13 years
undoubtedly will confront the
free world with some grave shift
in Russian policy. This policy
shift can take the form of a new
peace" offensive or a new "Ko-
rea" in the Middle East or some
where in Europe.
AS a former Soviet official who
has attended such a previous con-
gless, can testify first hand ano
that the Communist bosses would
not have called new congress
unless some important an
dramatic measure was about tc
be launched. In the past, the
Communists have called theil
party congresses usually in con-
nection with some major de-
parture or development in Com
munist Party policies.
The last congress. held in Mos
COW in 1899, preceded the Rus
sian pact with Adolph Hitler. II
was a sensational departure from
previous policy.
Though the Communist con-
gress is advertised by Moscow as
the highest authority" in the
land, its real role actually is only
to serve as rubber stamp. It is
called, in effect, merely to ap-
prove decisions already arrived
at by Premier Joseph Stain and
the Politburo.
Decisions Top Secret.
For example, the last congress
which I attended as a member OF
the Soviet Foreign Office was ar
interim congress held shortly be-
fore the war. The Communist
Party functionaries, who came a:
delegates from all over the Soviet
Union, were told that clash with
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Truman Gets Membership
In Canadian Division

President Truman will receive
an honorary membership in the
Officers Montreal Mess of the Sd
Division, Royal Canadian Artil-
lery, today.
Two officers of the division, a
reserve force formation, will make
the presentation at the White
House today. They are Maj. Gen.
A. E. Walfofd, honorary colonel
Iof the division, and Col. j. R.
Hyde, commander.
Canadian Defense Minister
Brooke Claxton previously an
nounced that the President had
accepted the offer of honorary
membership in Mr.. Claxton's old
unit. The minister served as a
battery sergeant-major during
World War I.
The President was an artillery
|captain in World War I.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Budenz Tells Reds Trial 9 Were Active Leaders

stead Of violent change in the
Government.
Mr.. Budenz, now an associate
professor of economics at Ford
ham University. declared at least
eight of the defendants attended
a national convention of the Com
|munist Party in May, 1914.
Most Of them made speeches
there, he added.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Two-Heuded Piq Born

FINCH, Ontario, April 30.-A
two-headed pig is the star attrac-
ton on the farm Sylvio. Lacha-
pelle near here. The oddity was
born Monday night along with a
litter of eight normal piglets.
The freak animal has four eyes
and two mouths.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
By the Asseeioted Pres,

NEW YORK, April 30.-Ex-
Communist Louis Budenz says at
least nine of the Is second-string
Communist leaders on trial here
were active at party functions he
attended in the past.
The former managing editor of
the Communist Daily Worker tes-
titled yesterday as the first wit
ness in the trial.
The is are accused Of conspir-
ing to teach and advocate forcible
overthrow of the United States
Government and of publishing
books. newspapers and magazines
advancing the doctrine of violent
revolution.
None Of the defendants deny
they were members of the Com
muniSt Party but they contend
they worked for a peaceful in
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Loveridge Approved
As Army ChupIuin Chief

The Senate yesterday approved
the nomination Of Col. Ivan Love-
ridge Bennett as chief of Army
chaplains and his promotion to
major general.
Gen. Bennett, a Baptist. who has
been chief Army chaplain in the
Far East command, succeeds Maj.
Gen. Roy H. Parker.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
| Judge Morris Rules
On Word Alienation

/ The term alienation of affec'
tions" does not necessarily connot,
adultery or unchastity. Distric
Judge James w. Morris rulec
yesterday.
The ruling was contained in ar
opinion which threw out of court
a libel suit filed by Mrs. Mary &
Gariepy of Royal Oak, Mich.
against Commentator Drew Pear.
son and the American Broadcast
ling Co.. Inc.
| According to the suit. Mr.. Pear.
son. in a broadcast, linked Mrs
Gariepy's name with that Of the
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin. Mrs,
Gariepy was divorced from her
husband in 1943.
The suit charged that Mr.. Pear
son, by innuendo, had implied
that Mrs. Gariepy, while married,
led an unchaste life.
"The term, alienation of affec-
tion.'" the opinion stated, "as
generally and commonly used,
conveys the idea of change in
mental attitude and nothing
more"
The opinion continued: "a re-
porter of news +. should be held
strictly accountable for state
ments unfounded in fact which do
injury to others >. neither. how
ever, ought one reporting the news
be charged with liability by giving
to statements a strained and un-
usual meaning to afford basis for
an evil innuendo where the usual
meaning of such words are not
evil
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Cod Cortisone Likely

OSLO.-During the coming LOT.
oten cod season, Norwegian proc.
Iessing plants will collect and dry
cod gall bladders for a South At
frican pharmaceutical company
that is planning to use them ir
making cortiSone.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
FOAM RUBBER

cay type or quontity Tor Mattresses
Furniture Cushions Pillows. Benches
Boots. Autos. etc.
LATEx FOAM PRODUCTS co
e07 n ST. NV. District O58.
Evening star., 1952-04-30

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