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MJscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore de
Ix. luxe: wrinssr type ne one year yea, old old;
rifice for S75 or best offer. AP.
WASHING MACHINE-Bendix. COM
eond.: sell H'Gi 1a-price. Tu1. S4a4. IA '
WASHING MACHINE-Monitor new,
$50 S99 cash. !, Hudson 5000. Ext. 20
WASHING MACHINE-G.E.. and sink,
$40 each. 1905 Taylor Rd.. River
WashINdG' aslsi Md' MAchiSs-M.ytar. WAi iISs: First
wasHiN fnSes II MSSaSH SSaf fgna Spt Gt Ssss siz
WASHING MACHINE - Easy Spin
Dry De Luxe model, new. Owner
lsaying .Sod town. Forced to sell. OV.
WASHING MACHINE. Thor. GA yrs.
old, perfect condition: S45. LA.
wAssHING MACHINE - Kenmor.
Tu5lngess VI gges,ssy type good cOnd-; s@6,
WASHING MACHINE-Thor, 500.
4.poster. dbl. bed and coil spring.
wasHrAa NJ in MAeHSE fSs fSnd To Eoand4cm.t sslsi
de luxe with water saver. Cost $500;
almost new. $3.50 or best offer.
WATER HEATER. gas. automatic, 80
gals can be seen in use; $50.
wAsHiNG MAcHINE-ABc, large.
SI5. Good condition. WA. T942.
WASHING MACHINE-Bendix Gyro-
matte. late model. save $3.50. UN.
wASuINc MaCurNr p.,a,x r..,
1mat, f1n dily fgily automatic. exc. cond.
wasHiNG AS Nc MACHINE, Kenmore; ex-
eel: conds pump and auto. timer;
WAsmiNi; WTr.nEHTi 81. M.cTTNE%avtae M 93SS;
WASHING MACHINE 1850 Thor au-
condition; s95, WA. s5is. -ss
WASHING MACHINE Thor Auto
%ssie' ofs4 csf 9sfd WI. ys9i y97iss 500 or es best
pawn; nationally famous; save 25%
to 50es; largest selection in town;
guaranteed as represented. LIVING
STON d CO.. 1923 H st. NV. ME
WATCH Mans Benrus matching
Sali esllInE e. 81 ssfs7 j1s; will sell for ssS.
WATCH. brana2ney. 21-tewel Bulova
less than cost; wo. 7o6o.
%oE RH6ket5 5oss5. s5-hr. face Finest made
WATER COOLER, GE. pressure type.
500 or best offer. MA. 4067. week.
WATER COOLER. Oasis. pressure
t,yype a bargain at $50. Monday.
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MlscEL. WANTED tcons.j

ADD. MACH, typewriters, calc., casi
reg. ONCE equip. any kind; top price
DI. 1877; CO 1922 ewes, Sunday.
Al 1-42, reg, height d it,, weight liz
lbs, have been recalled. DE. 1895
AMPLIFIERS, battery operated b,
systems; trumpet speakers; also tapt
Gnd wire records: inter-coms. re.
coroing blanks: highest price paid
CO. 4S03,
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MlScEL. FOR SALE tcons. }

SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics
sale or rent. We also electrify al
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
300 14th st NV. CO. 1921
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, portable
electric, new case, motor, ETC.; per-
feet cond. JU. 1-946l.
SEWING MACHINE-Singer. electric
console. Round bobbin. Good cond
80 or best offer. 10. 2-5376 after
SEWING HINE-- Electrified
Singer; assessed value, 500; selling
for $50. RA. 4571. -24
SEWING MACHINES. special for Sat
and Mon. White Rotary console, re-
Aduced from SS9:95 to $40 80; save
over $10O on Singer round-bobbin
So1ses FOOD as new poTta5lss ssw DsT
feet. HYATfsVILLE SEWING MA
CHINE SERVICE. 5211 BALTIC. ave-
SHOPSMlTH. used very little includes
sbench. casters. accessory panel
extra blades, lathe chisels. face
plate. etc, 5000. OV. 1917. -22
SHOTGUN. J. c. Higgins model 20. IL
gauge, 6-shot pump, gun, de luxe
model. choke control. interchangeable
Cost $40. so; never used brand new,
Herndon I6s-M, Sunday only. "
SHOWCASE, 8 feet. = shelves. stor-
.SaaEss IsJ il !, hsek; s25; DU; $500. - =. 2:
sterling plated and shefield: guar
anteed big savings; nationally ad-
vertiSed flatware at discount. LIV-
INGSTON & CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
sfEvEREwiu sacrifice 81 pieces
never nseG, WO 1924
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ana 1rth Ct NM
SINK. 4S-in. dbl. drainboard, me

SINK, 4S-in. dbl. drainboard; meta
underside. cabinet with Formica
Ssad fSp In eabeets eSG sona 70 match S Msa Sal EM
5000 or NO. 6s23.
SINK, Youngstown. auto. dishwasher
and Disposal; never used; save S1OO.
SILKS. new and used: ali sizes: Is
inches to e6 inches: wall cabinets
BLOCKS, -3056 NJ st. n W." NO
7S03: 461o BALTIC aye, WA. 5501
sINKs-6o" Formica ink top, s"9, so.
Also 4Oet disc. on kitchen cabinets
Factory display room, 203s Eye st.
SINK AND CABINET. 60-in. good
eond. For information. CHI. 0234.
SINK TOPS. custom made, linoleum
and Formica; 4Ooc discount; free
estimates. Ii. 3-2543. KI. S-9S05
SLEIGH BED. complete with springs
be sba ca1 sse sndaS s01d eond Ho ss
SODA FOUNTAIN. complete, with l6-
#. bar and back bar: also two eft.
show cases with lights; excel con-
dition Must sell; Apply in person
soFA-Lawson: good condition. beige,
SOFA Al, AMI HG5H2aIR, French style.
with slip covers and down cushions;
paid S615, will take S115; approx.
3 yrs. old. in excel cond. AP. 1856.
e0FA-Sectional. modern, 3 pieces,
good condition, only five years old.
soFA, Duncan Phyfe. SIS. wins
s!ti5n. oE. soea after $40 PM, NJ,
sOFA-BED-sleeps .; clean, with
eustom-made slip cover; S35. ia
s0FA-Maple opens into double bed.
derneath. Lo. 5-3271.
SOFA-LawSon. newly upholstered
misc. tables and lamps with hand
.sondae osde shades; shades ST: 1856; - ,,
frame. figured rose tapestry. down
freize; best offer. 10. GOOSE after
soFA-3 cushions: matching chair
With mirror ia. 5-S44l rs
SOFA-Duncan Phyfe; excel. cond.
custom covers: bargain for someone
SOFA seGfaS AND s49 cLTB 3R 6aAiR-Mod. Sil Law
terials and cond. GE. 93a3.
SOFA BED. slip covers, best offer;
Launderall automatic washer: S35.
SOFA BED. new condition; viii sac
sPINNING WHEEL. old. sos: good
cSIMI cSSIndition ,ansa Antiaue sewing ma
sPoSGE RUBBER PADs-cused, "a
be cut into smaller pads. suit. for for
motor boats. etc. Apply MR.. COLE,
st. NV. tMon. only.l
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BIGGS
AUTHENTIC
PEpPOnTTNTTONc

Cupboard, inlaid Hepplewhite mal1og
eorner cor cupboard; IT.. 3 in. high
price. 1924 75).- Desk (Catlett). ma
hog. kneehole. o9ia in. high. A in
long. % in. deep. S1S5 fcurrent
Biggs price. So7S.50l. Owner leav-
ing country. DE. OQS2
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TARPS-DROP CLOTHS
2513 " St NV Ex 1927
TARPAULINS. Elk. 1874
naA

4 TEA WAGON. solid mahog.; lovely:
TELEyIsToN; 17-in; table, model
Bsndix With stand. Excel. eond
.rEIEvisioN-closins fiSs1iSoiNcli out our de.
partment. All remaining sets re-
ID, duced to wholesale or less. Several
e radio o-phonographs included. Terms
ST. 9400. JORDAN'S, corner 18th
rrEIEvisi0N sETs-used. unclaimed
.,,I7-in. R.CA S125; 12h-in. Emer.
son, $50: 10-in. Emerson, S35: misc
chassis, S15. All overhauled. in gooc
feond, IN MEYER SDne CO. sa7 upshur st
TELEyISION, 1851 16,,. Admiral, SS5
Excel; cond. Must sell Immediately
.TEIEVISION. portable Tv. 10 in. lik,
new So; So Before l2' Sun. or Mon
TELEvISiON. Psnicrafters. 1"h-in.
ssE fer WPs. LOWRY. -23
TELEvISION-Philc console. 1..
in; $50, take over payments. Ex
TEiEvIsION -RCA $50 converte,
II inch: TV, radio parts, amateu
radio station. 81. 63S3:
TELEVISION--Munt 12la-in. moo
model; mahog. finiSh. 1-knob pictur
control; S75. NO. 0q62.
TELEVISION, 17-in.. table model, lk
new, excel. picture, with antenns
500 OR. 20SS.
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DOGS. PETS. ETc.

Is-MONTH-OLD FEMALE shepher.
Collie to q good home. Elmwoot
1854 after IL noon.
FOX TERRIERS. male and female
black and white: paper trained
lovely pets. OR. 1858.
81. 62S5 ewes. and week ends.
BEAGLE PUPS, 10 vks. old. Bes
hunting stock. Price reas. Call aftel
I pm. DU. 203O.
TWO ENGLISH Settlers, females
with papers; | with z new puppies
Will sell entire group reasonably
Call ia 10tiH MOnday q until 4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEvISION, 1852 RCA l7-in. table
model, revolving top table and aerial
jus mos. old. Owner moving ia
fringe area. Priced for immed. sale.
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COLORED - NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE, rm. No. B, S3b
mo-; nice lge. rm. Apply
GEORGE I. BORGER, INC.
643 Indiana ave. NV, during
the week.
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-~T----l-ll-ll l7--'11aal---l~
STEEL
NEW-NEW

NEW-NEW
Reinforcing rods, %. y, 81 and -
,nch in 20-foot lengths; s" beams,
lengths. All the above items will
De cut to size: 3x4 angles in all
USED-USED
Iarse stock of used beams and angle
iron. in all sizes. Buy now while
our stock is complete
ACE WRECKING co.
4002 minnesota Ave. NE.
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DoBERMAN, a1s years old. male by
Christie's Barrier; big dog, good
Tes Tatehdff En- fe5sif ss97' with children; 2a Axe
DOBERMANs, . female pups. :
months old. sired by Damasyn the
Splendid specimens; Teas. EN-. ssi7'. 81
BIRD DOG PUP, female, setter: hunt
ing stock, good breeding; $36 Sun
day morning, before noon. Herndon.
poMERAiSiANs, male and female par
ens tsao and 3 pups; G;oS SO up; Axe. Ii.
PAKGET Ar idGE hub breeder :; and sts .enf
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES, black
staandard; reasonable. Call Sligo
D1A1IH%.Ar1AN D11HS. PUPPIES, including 1
nliyyeEs-spotted nliyyeeEs male; all Axe reg. RE
FREE g1Ss' TO FIRST coMERs. 4 cute
white kittens. 9209 4sth ave-, Col
GffEMaN IsfSM MRsEk shEfHERD M; Eo f5bf fFufSp,Es Ike
all beautifully marked. Tel. Waldorf
212O; call after 2 pm. on weekdays
BOXERS. another good litter of fawns
soEES4s ESSss kHSDio Hhs6S pups 5sss ''5 "'R
GkEAff akRf flEi DANE, ssSE' female, 1 VI. r2o Old
brindle: Axe; left with us to sell fol
S100 where good home is assured
also have puppies, show prospects
cScSfR 81 fHsH sFhNfRI, SH Nfifn T.: S4sc sas male
Vienna 127-W. -2,
DACHsHUNDs. red. 9 wks.. vormeo
shWampien stock; stock I.5n | male. 1 femsle
PERSIAN KITTENS, blue and red
Both sexes; sired by champion
Beautiful. healthy. wonderful dis.
positions; 8 wks. old; house-broken
Al 4 My Gay ST. Sat; only week days. ssGfte sfteI
saIpfPISNiG1 &c CRATES. dogs, cats. etc
oglethorpe NV; RA. s445s
DARLING PUPPIES. mixed. So; brown
and tan. Also English Spaniel. .
coIE S5I Hd PSPs SHasay l2s Sks sth male ss nW AND
female, Axe res; sable and white
sTAMEsE SEALPOfNT KITTENS, 3
mo, male and female. permanent
pUPPiE ShPI vfs Raperf bacS goSSs mo55eI
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, female. red
Axe. excel bloodlines, wormed
shots incl; VI; Ss26:
Ake sfoo y0qos oselg male ps
ENGhfsH ssahfs Sth BULL II DOC, 4lS; ARc. brindls
and, white. good markings; wanted
rRHsh S1Ra sesEiff sEffEk. H. nest 4aS1 Stock won
having country home: owens 594l
PUPPIES. part toy collie, 8 wks.. SIS.
MALrEsk AL "a TSEEkkfR;1ER SEkf;1E PUPPIES, pur,
| Will sell only to some one who love;
dogs. After 1 pm. Indian Head
RoTTwEILER PUPS. Axe regis.
sroken ssi 0Grs inocuased paases sH SSi n0u'e
sIAMESE KITTENS, with papers;
housebroken' must sell today; $40.
PoMEfRaAlSSiANs, MEfRaAlSSiiAs Axe, toy fema,.
breeder; also female puppy. XII
SHETLAND sHEEPDoGs (miniature
BEECH BEECH TREE FREE FARM, FAR tyn JE. @c0asi.
greed, Males. $50; females. SIS,
MIXED BEAGLE. tan; male: house.
broken, WATCHDOG; need new home
PUPPIES. dogs. Terrier. Dalm attain.
Cocker hound. Shepherd. etc. 81.
CHHiIsM,PANzEE-see HIM Jocko. washing
tons only chimp available. Watch
him play pattycake. wears clothes.
i Weekdays. 9 to 6. PET HOUSE.
2713 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 3-aS57,
lCOLLIES-Sable coiored clean ant
i healthy: ,reas. price. PET HOUSE
2113 Nichols ave. s.e.. 10. 3-9S51
PUPPIES, especially bred for children
black muZzles short hair. affection
KfEtsRS ftsR 81 Bf1HE GH afoS; nos. old s.msl. pup
Axe registration; beautiful points
. Champion stock. KI. S-455S.
/: POINTER, female. Eligihle for reEis-
( tration. yrs. old. Well-started or
birds. Cali AL. 3676.
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Steel

We have all kinds OF miscellaneous
steel, angles. beams, reinforcing
steel cut 20 size
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI 6117
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ABC on MAYTAG automatic washer,
30-06 winchester rifle. ]. G.
BOWEN, RE. $3.50. Ext. 29S. or EN-.
O466 evenings.
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TELEVISION

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-nev
1852 famous make TV sets ct be.
low dealers cost. Open till Pm
AIMCO TV SALES
z920 N. WASHINGTON Blyd.
Arlington. Va. Glebe 1900
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TV DISCOUNTS
People From Everywhere
Come to Blair'S
WHY?

Because we are not Just q discount
etc. We are a TV company We
sell large volume of sets and have
top-f1ight honest service dept. to
back up each sale. Only national
popular quality sets, brand-new 1852
models
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FREE DELIVERY
DALAKAY SALES
416 7th st. S.W. RE. 530S
DOG FOODS

CANNED HORSE MEAT
Quaker City, 10OSo----$ 40 cs Of 4S
Alpo Diced -- 5.25 cs of "a
Preston'S ---- 4.95 cs of "a
CANARIES, formerly $12.95 to
| S3395. Now S595 to $7.95
sfsKiN. GoLDF1NcH (MULEs)' 90
S7.e5
PUPPIES $5. 90 up
BABY SKUNKS. de-scented. ideal
pets, tame $27. 80
BABY PARAKEETS $685.
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MOWING-Lawns. lots. fields, yard
grading, lawns prepared. HOME
WATERPUMP SERVICE. 10. s-6l27
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DEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics
sale or rent. We also electrify al
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
310o 14th st NV CO. 1921
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sos JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-Beaut
+. rm.. 3 windows. mr.. bath. fol
young man or girls; also sgle. RA
4.s HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Maste,
semitic home. GE. 1851. ia
NICELY FURN. ROOM for lady, pvt
home, kit. privil. if desired; conv
,tT transp' S1 refs e ,,S exchanged; GO. 1857
employed girl. CO. 3o07. w@3
DESIRABLE RMS, semipvt. bath;
gentle home; gentlemen; reason
1aI8 NiCaoLsoN ST. NV block
18th bus; cool sgl, rm.. 9 windows;
CGEV ffn'iemsa PaR& GRi' %S f
sleeping room; conv. location. home
atmosphere; must be refined person.
1888 COLUMBIA RID. NV rooms,
Ink. in private home: employed
1sSs lsss z RENNESY lsdsfs AR 81. 7ssS NsW-Lee.,
cts. lge. porches and yds.; lady;
privil.; sun deck; 14th and 18th
SITS. transp.; $50 month.
1SI8 KILBOURNE PL.-Very pleas
sR s6tD irSnf snS tTans Iinn: sC 5H i. reii
CHEVY CHASE-Lge. master bedrm.,
conn. pvt. bath; immac. cond.; near
all conveniences; mature gent; $50
mo. EN-. 5799.
1872 X ST. NV, Apt. 410-Larse
corner rm.; private bath, lge. closet,
twin beds: gentlemen.
1d29 VARNUM N.W.-Gentleman.
comfortable room, semipyt. shower
hath. $40 mo. Pvt. home of 2
adults. Conv. transportation. ia.
SEE THIS lovely sgle.; privls. avail. /;
empl. lady; reas. AID. S464. Apt. AZ.
1sae UPsHUR sT.-Double room.
twin beds, private bath. unlimited
1916 r. l. AVE. N.w.-cool. quiet,
clean rms, newly dec; conv. loca-
tion; sgle., Ss-$l2.50 per week;
dble., SIS per week. AID. $3.50. -23
1910 p ST. NV, THE Churchilf'-
Clean double rm., attrac. furn.. run.
ming water. with elec. refgr.; maid
service; $3.50 week. NO. 1855.
14I8 vARNUM sT.-Front rm.. pvt.
bath. newly dec, unlimited phone;
near 10th st. ia. 1851. -22
FURN. RIM; Tefned gentleman or
couple preferred. 23l2 End st. ne.
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HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1918 mos. old. these are beautiful
animals; pure Domino breeding. j.
T. GIBBONS. Haymarket. Va. Phone
HaYmarket 4-230O
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GEORGETOWN-30 blk. o ST
Llv. rm. and communicating bedrm.
IN pvt. home. Refgr., fireplace:
privacy. nicely suited to the needs
OF quiet, orderly. and discriminat.
ing young man. $50 50 per mo
II interested, please call MI. 74al
| qftar a -, ~~' n'L
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Incensed Preacher Burns Page
Eliminating Virgin From Bible

Jesus Christ the son Ct 4 bad
woman"
Mr.. Hux contends the revised
edition attempts to eliminate the
Deity of Jesus Christ and his vir-,
gin birth. The new version sub
stitutes the words young woman"
for Virgin" in a passage Isaiah
villa. The old version reads:
Behold the Lord shall give yo,,
sign. A virgin shall conceive and,
bear a son and shall call his name
Emmanuel"
The small church, which ac-
commodities about 200, had sew
eral empty seats as Mr.. Hux de-
!livered long sermon in which he
set forth the reasons for his at
tack on the new Bible translation.
At the conclusion he ripped a
paper covering off a copy of the
revised Bible, revealing the word
fraud" in big letters on the leath-
er cover. He centered most of his
text on passage in Matthew "5e-.
ware OF false prophets"
Mr.. Hux told the congregation.
he had received many letters, tele-.
phone calls and kilograms from
persons throughout the Nation
and Canada. Many sided with
him. he said, adding ''this rising
tide is likely to blow the lid of
this whole rotten mess"
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Appointments =. ~ =.
Eisenhower Selections
For New Administration

Here is a list of cabinet men,
bers and other appointments made
thus far by President-elect Eisen-
hover:
John Foster Dulles, New York
international lawyer, Secretary OF
State.
Charles E Wilson of Detroit.
president of General Motors. Sec
retary of Defense.
Herbert Brownell. jr., New York
lawyer, Attorney General
George M. Humphrey, Cleveland
industrialist, Secretary of the
Treasury.
Ezra Taft Benson, farm mar
keting expert from Salt Lake City,
Secretary of Agriculture.
Arthur E. Summerfield. Flint.
Mich, auto dealer, Postmaster
General.
Gov. Douglas Mckay of Oregon,
Secretary of the Interior.
Former Gov. Harold Stassen of
Minnesota, Director of the Mutual
Security Agency.
Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby of
Houston, Tex. wartime head of
the WAC. Director of the Federal
Security Agency.
Gov. Sherman T. Adams of New
Hampshire, Assistant to the Presi-
dent.
Mrs. Ivy B. Priest, Republican
national committeewoman from
Bountiful. Utah, Treasurer of the
United States.
William P. Rogers. Washington
attorney, Deputy Attorney Gen
eral.
Arthur H. Vanderberg, jr.. at
torney from Grand Rapids, Mich,
Secretary to the President.
Maj. Gen. Wilton B. Persons, re-
tired. Special Assistant to the
president.
James c. Hagerty, former Sec
retary to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
of New York, White House press
secretary.
Thomas E. Stephens of New
York. appointment secretary fol
Gen. Eisenhower during cam
paign. designated to be special
counsel to the President.
i DR.. Gabriel Hauge of New York
research director for Gen. Eisen-
hover. designated to be admins
trative assistant to the President
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge OF
Massachusetts. chief delegate tc
the United Nations.
Emmett j. Hughes. an editor OF
Life magazine. administrative as
SiStant to the President.
Winthrop w. Aldrich, New York
banker, Ambassador to Great
Britain.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Eisenhower
Continued From First Page,

Clifford, who occupied that pos
with such distinguished success.
Several of those comforting to.
day at the President-elect's resi-
lence arranged to meet this week
with their opposite numbers ir
the Truman administration. Sen
ator Lodge, who last Saturday was
selected for the United Nations
mission position, conferred with
Ambassador Warren R. Austin
today. Mr.. Stassen expects tc
confer tomorrow in Washington
with Averell Hartman, present
head of the Mutual Security
Agency. Mr.. Dulles said he woulo
talk with Secretary of State
Acheson and others in Washing
ton Wednesday.
Gen. Clay, the fifth scheduled
caller on the calendar here to-
day, has been with the general
on various occasions at the
hotel headquarters within the last
two weeks. He was military gov
ernor Of the American Zone ir
Germany and now is chairman
of the board of the Continental
Can Co.
Neither the Eisenhower head
quarters nor the Eisenhower resi-
dence showed signs of Sunday
idleness or desertion yesterday.
Besides the generals announce
ment concerning Mr.. Aldrich-
which was made public by Mr.
IDulleS-the President-elect an
|nounced, through Mr.. Vanden-
berg. that a special committee
would represent him in 1.-The de-
velopment and review of a study
of the organization of the execu-
tive branc hof the Government. u
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller of
New York City. former Assistant
Secretary of State and co-ordi-
nator of inter-American affairs
will be chairman. Other members
are DR.. Arthur S. Flemming OF
Delaware, Ohio. president of Ohio
Wesleyan University and chair
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Choice Of AIdrich Hailed
BY British Newspapers
BY the AssocIo.sd prss.

LONDON. Dec. Lion d O r
newspapers today described Win
throp w. Aldrich. designated
Ambassador to Britain by Presi-
dent-elect Eisenhower. as q good
and old friend of this country.
Walter S. Clifford expressed de-
light at the appointment of Mr.
Aldrich as his successor.
II am delighted that a man as
capable as Winthrop Aldrich has
been chosen by President-elect
Eisenhower to be my successor
here when I retire early in 1853"
Mr.. Clifford said.
An Embassy statement said Mr..
Clifford wrote President Truman
in September informing the Presi-
dent that he intended, regard
less Of the outcome Of the elec-
ton, to retire in 1853 and return
to private life"
The statement added that Mr..
Clifford later informed Gen. Eisen-
hover that he would resign in
January.
Evening star., 1952-12-01

man of the Manpower Policy
Committee of the Office of De-
fense Mobilization. and DR.. Mil
ton Eisenhower, Gen. Eisenhower
brother who is president of Penn
sylvania State College.
Bernard L. Gladieux of Scars
dale. N. Y, associated with the
Ford Foundation, will be commit
tee adviser. The group will work
closely with Gov. Adams. Gov.
Adams already is deep in plans
for revamping some Offices in the
White House and in co-ordinating
independent agencies.
Studies to Be Examined.
The special committee will ex-
anime various studies being made
on governmental reorganization.
1t will review in particular a study
being conducted under auspices
of Temple University. Mr.. VAN
denberg said the three men named
to the commission, as we'll as
President Robert L. johnson of
Temple, conferred with Gen.
Eisenhower and met for several
hours yesterday at the Morning
Iside drive residence.
Mr.. Vandenberg gave reporters
an exchange of letters earlier this
month between Gen. Eisenhower
and DR.. Johnson. The Temple
University presidents letter of No
vember IA explained how the in
dependent study began on a non-
partisan basis in mid-October. It
is stated and financed by a spe-
cial fund subscribed by public
spirited citizens.
Specialists reports will be the
basis of recommendations for
simplifying the structure Of the
Government. These will be made
available to the Eisenhower ad-
ministration, DR.. johnson said.
Called Timely Undertaking.
Gen. Eisenhower wrote in reply
last Saturday that the "undertak-
ing is most timely and should be
very helpful to the prospective
members of the new administra-
tion." He looked on the project,
he said, as way to "integrate
and bring up to date existing
studies and recommendations in
Icluding the report of the Hoover
committee"
Informing DR.. johnson that he
was appointing the special COM
mittee to review that and similar
studies of governmental reorgani-
Ization. Gen. Eisenhower added:
I'm view of the fact that the ap-
Ipointment of the new cabinet will
soon be complete, I would like to
make available to the cabinet
designees the experience and find
ings of the experts who now are
conducting the review"
Evening star., 1952-12-01
Stassen Says Future
Asia Policy May Hinge
On Eisenhower Trip
BY the Associoied Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The
future Of Americas foreign aid
program in the Far East depends
largely on President-elect Eisen-
hower's forthcoming trip to Ko-
rea. Harold E. Stassen says.
Mr.. Stassen. recently named by
Gen. Eisenhower to head the Mu-
tual Security Agency in the new
administration, appeared yester-
day on the American Broadcasting
Co. radio and television show,
Junior Press Conference"
The Korea visit, Mr.. Stassen
said, should place the general in
close contact with changing con-
ditions in the Pacific and Asiatic
areas.
Mr.. Stassen said he will confer
tomorrow in Washington with
Averell Hartman, the man he will
succeed as head of MSA. He is
comforting in New York today with
Gen. Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1952-12-01
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

ROCKY MOUNT. N. c., Dec. l.
While his congregation watched, q
Baptist minister last night tore 6
page from the revised edition oi
the Bible and burned it because
the word virgin" is eliminated
from a scripture.
Fewer than 200 persons were or
hand at the small Temple Baptist
Church to witness the abbreviated
ceremony. It had been announced
that the Rev. Martin Luther Huz
would burn a copy of the Bible
Instead, he ripped out one page
and set it af1re outside the church
The shivering congregation
cheered as the page went up ir
smoke. Each member bore Bible.
and waved flags.
Mr.. Hulk launched his attack or
the new Bible translation a week
ago. He described the revised
Bible "as the master stroke oi
Satan" and said 1T is a scheme ot
the modernists to make the Lore