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that, essentially. there is Moth
ing new in it, save possible.
political ammunition against
the administration. Its public
cation at this time appears to be
a move by the Macarthur clique
-of which Gen. Willoughby Is.
a veteran memberto settle old
scores and. perhaps, to add
calories without llmens to q
situation which already provides
far more heat than light.
Shanghai Conspiracy" - its
domestic political aspects aside
sets out to prove that Conn,
munists are unpleasant souls,
and not to be trusted in the
company Of and with the secrets
Of civilized people. This already
has been demonstrated more
times than it is pleasant to re-
call. On this basis, the VIII
loughby book-considered as a
tocsin-rings a slightly off-key
note.
Reliability Impaired.
The reliability Of the book is
impaired by unlnspired editing
and rewriting of official reports,
the interlarding Of the text
with staccato subheads and the
inclusion of japanese and Ger
man language documents as
supporting data.
AS an interesting If hard-to-
read Recommendation of Com
munist duplicity. Shanghai
Conspiracy has a certain
amount of value. But from any
other point Of view. the book is
much harder to pick UP than to
lay down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

of the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
and Mrs. Charles C. Glover, jr.:a
Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman,
Representative and Mrs. Chris
tian A. Herter, the Assist,
ant Director of the National
Gallery and Mrs. Macgill James,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Kaufman.
Mrs. McCook Knox Chairman
of the Exhibition Committee).
George Hewitt Myers. president
Of the Textile Museum; Mrs.
Duncan Phillips, Senator and
Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall, Mrs.
Harlan FiSke Stone, Countess
Laszlo Szechenyi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn, the Director Of
the Corcoran Gallery of Art and
Mrs. Hermann w. Williams, jr.,
and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Open to the Public
Give Bell, noted English
author, art critic and lecturer.
will speak on "Bonnard" at the
Phillips Gallery this afternoon at
5 o'clock. His lecture is COM
nected with the showing Of the
gallery's large collection Of
paintings by this French artist.
who died a few years ago. \
additional art netpS aDiu Be
found on PAGE CT. ~
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D. Lowry Emphasizes Conflict Between
Christianity and Communism in New Book

COMMUNISM AND CHRIST
BY Charles W. Lowry. (Morehouse- Gorham Co.; $25OJ
s5s# Reviewed by Casper Nonnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Is Wiloughby Book Part Of Macarthur.
sCIique's Effort to Settle Old Scores?

SHANGHAI CONSPIRACY: THE SORGE SPY RING
BY Maj. Gen. Charles A. WiIoughby fDutton; $375J
Reviewed by William Hines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Write Box Ash, Star
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
Miss NayIor Married Saturday

John f. Wray, of Toano, served
as best man. Ushers were W. Met
tauer Crute, of BarhamsvilIc,
cousin of the bridegroom; Or.
B. Linn Grant, of Shady Side,
brother-in-law of the bride; D..
Wallace ellis, Sandston, brother
in-law of the bridegroom; Robert
Bedinger, of Norfolk, Va; Will
liam Rainier, of Norfolk; and A. B..
Smith, Jr., Of Toano
The brides mother wore a plum
colored irlidescent taffeta dress
with orchid accessories and an or
child corsage. Mrs. Richardson,
mother of the groom was attired
in blue crepe with blue accessories
and wore a corsagc of gardenias.
A receptions followed the cere-
mony at the Hotel Jefferson in
Richmond. The couple will make
their home in Richmond at 1904
Suburban Avenue, after January
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
YuIe Tree Business
Figured in Millions
CHRISTMAS TREES are

HHRISTMAS TREES are a multi
~ million dollar business. Through
out the nation, some Is million trees
are supplied to the holiday demand.
Prices range from 81 to S., and that
ADDS up to real money.
A Christmas tree, in tn lake
states, is usually a balsam or a
spruce. The same is true in New
England and the Appalachian Sec
ton. Elsewhere in the country, vir-
tually all kinds Of evergreens are
used.
The lodgepole pine and Douglas
fir are frequently used in Colorado.
On the Pacific coast, it is principally
Douglas fir.
In Maryland, Virginia and Wash
ington, DC, a scrub pine takes
trimming.
In other localities, W hit pine,
southern pine, hemlock, red n d
white cedar and redwood are used.
The business of harvesting this
annual crop begins in the fall, when
cutters 60 into the woods after trees.
1t continues as truckers bring huge
loads to metropolitan markets.
In most cases, Christmas tree har-
vests are actually a part of good
forest management.
Many land owners manage their
swamps to make them yield a crop
Of trees year after year. Thinning
operations are another source Of
Yule trees.
Farmers h e discovered that
they can get a cash crop from erod-
ed acres by harvesting Christmas
trees 10 or Is years after they are
planted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25

Two and half bushels of chest
nut seed were picked from the
trees this fall. About half of
them will be planted next spring
in a state nursery and the rest
will be distributed to farm chill
drcn for planting throughout the
uplands. The first planting of nuts
from the trees was so successful
that approximately $500 chest
nut seedlings will also be ready
for distribution next spring.
Old-timers can remember when
half of Maryland's upland forests
were towering native chestnut
trees. When the chestnut blight,
imported from Asia, which was
first discovered in New York in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25

The marriage of Miss Mary
Townshcnd Naylor, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton Townshend
Naylor, Of Oakland, to Philip
Oliver Richardson, of Richmond,
Va, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Hankins Richardson. Of Toano,
took place at p. M. Saturday,
December 20, in the Gintcr Park
Methodist church, Richmond.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev c. A. Turner, Jr.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown Of candle
light satin and Chantilly lace. Her
fngertip veil fell from a Juliet
cap of matching lace. She carried
a bouquet of white roses and lilies
Of the valley.
Mrs. b. Linn Grant, of Shady
Side, Md, and Miss Olivia Nay
lor, Of Oakland, sisters of the
bride, were honor attendants. They
wore gowns of azure blue velve-
teen and nylon net and carried
arm bouquets Of white poinsettias.
Other attendants were Miss
Mary Naylor Bennett, cousin Of
the bride, of Oakland; Mrs. D.
Wallace ellis, of Sandston, sister
of the bridegroom; Miss Carolyn
Howard, of Gastonia, A. c.; Miss
Elizabeth Corr, Of Gloucester, Va;
Miss Jean Baldwin, Of Virginia
Beach; and Miss Jean Wooten, Of
Hopewcll. Attendants wore gowns
of coral to match those of the
honor attendants and carried
white poinsettias.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25

Gratitude, appreciation, and friendship are
expressed in a variety of ways at this time of
year CHEEKY greeting wish for happi-
ness -. hope for better things to come.
From behind the scene of business activity
energies truly sincere desire to greet the people
Of Garrett and surrounding counties.
Today and next week you will find in the col
umns Of this newspaper evidence of this tradi-
tional way of saying Thanks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25

1904, spread up into Canada and
down the Atlantic states, it
killed all native chestnut trees in
one of the worst disasters ever
caused by insects or by a plant
disease. Slower growing oaks have
taken over the woodland areas, but
nothing has compensated for the
financial loss i'm timber for build
ing materials, cabinet wood, fence
posts and poles, according to Mr.
Kaylor.
The species of the chestnut trees
at Sandy Point apparently are of
an Asiatic strain. The nuts are a
good edible nut but smaller than
the imported Italian nuts COM
monty sold in stores. Practically
all of the chestnuts this year were
from two or three trees in the
center of the row.
Kayor cautioned however, that
the new strain of Chinese chestnut
is not as adaptable to all sites as
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
With Our Men
In The Service

Private Delone f. Brown, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brown, Friends
vile, completed basic training re-
Gently at the Medical Replacement
Training Center at Camp Pickett,
Va.
At MRTC, the Army's basic
training school for medical en-
listed men, he has received eight
weeks Of basic infantry training
and eight weeks Of medical train
lag.
The infantry training covered
subjects given to Al new soldier.
Medical subjects studied included
anatcmy, physiology, military sari-
tation, method of evacuation,
emergency medical treatment, ad-
of medicines, ward
management, hypodermic injections,
and operating room technique.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
MCHENRY

Among recent shoppers in Oak
land were Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Rodeheavcr, Mr.. Claude Cuppctt,
Andrew Dewitt and Mr. and Mrs.
c. |, Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Rodchcaver
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Dewitt
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Wright had
as recent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Or
land Wright and family, of Som
erset, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Rodeheaver and family, Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
Chestnut Forests
May Be Restored
In Upland Regions

A row of ten blight-free chest
nut trees, about % years old, were
acquired by the State with the
purchase of property for the new
Sandy Point Park and Bay Bridge
approach and Joseph f. Kaylor,
director of the Department of
Forest and Parks hopes they may
prove to he species to restore
the chestnut forests to the uplands
of Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
'HunseI and GreteI'
Join the Procession

The original score of 'Hansel and
Greter' was composed by Englebert
Humperdinck as a Christmas piece.
The musical fairy tale created
a sensation.
Since Humperdinck was one Of
Wagner's most intimate assistants,
his harmonies have been dubbed
nursery rhymes-Wagnerian style"
and since fairy tales and nursery
rhymes are appropriate at Christ
mas, 'Hansel and Gretel' has
joined the procession Of traditional
Christmas music.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25

the native American chestnut.
They will not thrive as native
chestnuts did on high dry slopes
or in exposed rocky locations. The
soil for the Chinese chestnut must
be deep, fertile and we'll drained,
Assistant Forester Adna r.
Bond reported there were other
groups of chestnut trees which are
proving more or less blight-free.
In the reforestation program
there will be from five to six mil
lion seedlings of all kinds ready
for spring planting Maryland
makes no charges to farmers for
seedlings for reforestation but
none is furnished for ornamental
or dooryard planting. Application
is made for seedlings before Janu-
AIRY l to the district forester.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
OlrttstntaH OrfRttttnH

Since it would be impossible for just to send
vdual greetings many friends in Garrett
County. Maryland, beg this privilege of speaking
by of your local wspaper. We reminded
Cf the and universal presence God
Emmanuel" which God at hand, gives the
that the supply for every need is in ready
reach. Our prayer shall be for faith that may
appropriate that supply Thus send greetings to
and all and Merry Christmas" and God bless you
through all your days.
REV and MRS GEORGE W. SIMPSON
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25
III @I%1t18M. q. 1&1haS M0ngh1s

It's late !. way past Il. The house is 50
quiet. At that, we have things finished
pretty early this year.
Best tree we've ever had. The presents
look good. Grace makes pretty packages.
Wish We could afford a bike for Tommy.
Maybe next year. | guess father always
wants to give his kids more than he can.
A lot of things look different when you
have child. Like what the school board
docs. What happens in Washington. And
the UN.
VIII he grow up in world at peace =
or at war? VIII he be really free-or like the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25

Cost of living edged up in No
vember to equal record high Of
last August.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-12-25

children in countries where the government
runs everything? What is it they say7
Liberty is every Americans birthnght."
A man wants to give his son the best of
everything. A chance to feel free and in
dependent. To make up his own mind and
work out his own life. No "isms" to worry
him. And peace = certainly peace.
A good world to live in, that's it. And
part of that is up to me and all of us. Most
of all people who have children. That
brings it pretty close to the Christmas mes
sage, doesn't it i. Child makes all the
difference.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
CoLoRED 1oF

For work in wholesale fish ware.
house. Must be sober, reliable, moi
mind long hours, hard work; vaca-
tion, sick leave. $3.50 to start
Apply 10l1 E st. s.w. -
MEN t2l. white. To- distribute hand
bills: daily pay, So. Report am,
460 New York ave. NV. Ill
MEN CD. white, car neces., preferably
married, to be trained for perm.
position in our service dept, good
pay. auto allowance, vacation, COM
mission. For interview apply bet.
10 am. and pm. 02S Eye st. NV
MEN-copy distributors. inside work
RRiEssS, RREss: Room $50 Evening g sta'
MENMofpenine fSf for 2. in circulation
dept. Steady work. Can earn $50
per wk. Room 424, 1404 N. Y.
MEN. Si Under nS; 40, for interesting work
in. transportation field: must be
starting salary. vacation with pay,
sick leave: paid while training; 30.
hour week. Apply GREYHOUND
TERMINAL. 111O N. Y. ave. NV.
MEN FOR INSULATION WORK, per
manent; experience not nee: but
must be able to drive truck. Report
ready to work 7:3O am. 1905 N.
fsloha ~ Arlinnfnn Va a
Evening star., 1952-12-07

sALEssMEN; nationally adveTtiseIa q!
furnished: Bond required. CUR
st.. Baltimore IS. Md. Gilmore
sALEsMEN. to sell from trucks; es-
tablished route. restaurant. $500
sAGGiEHsMEN-6EBff GiH MsiENHEBff MENwLarse ma
ritories selling and collecting health
and accident, life; hospitalizatiop 81
set now for 1858 with q iive-wire
agents contract. Call AD: 4-2161.
9 to u am. ..oSt. NE. RAFK1N. after
SALESMEN-We have openings for
ing salesmen. 81 to 65 yrs. Of age,
looking for 9 permanent and profit
est and most substantial companies
dealing In our products in this en-
tire are area No high,DoWsrsd o, were g sales
perience as We prefer to do our OWE
training. II accepted, you will re-
ceive o small salary while training
car Is necessary. Every applicant
will receive courteous interview
We W. viii is trutfuy H nSa e o you ssaes
why. II you are serious minded and
want. to become identified with a
growing industry and make above
average income. phone MR.. BREN:
MEN at Ii. -6-71O0. daily from 10
to. 12 am, 5 to 1880 pm. any day
Statesmen - Absolutely make big
comm. daily. New sensational utility
aprons for every food. beverage out
let. etc. Samples furnished. UTIL-
TTY A CO., 53-Cz West Jackson,
Statesmen for new cars: experienced
orly;. opportunity to be in on the
ground floor delivering the new 1859
Fords: one Of the best pay plans IN
Washington. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. 3O4O M st. NV. See Bob Rodes
or Jack Hutchinson. 3
statesmen (2)-Men. 1880 yrs.
old preferred; to est. and sell roof
ing work; high commission and lib
eral bonus plan; no exper. in the
line necessary; leads and territories
assigned. See Mr.. Matthews 10 am.
Monday. CHESAPEAKE REMODEL
ING AND ROOFING CO.. 6O2 Penn.
ave. s.e.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
SUN OIL co.
1926 K st. NV.

1910 Conn. Ave. NV.
SHEET METAL WORKER. gutter and
spout man: all-yr. Job. no layod
aas f. RsS wistSsF WoSkERE E duct eSa2 Sa2t
s%fRr Hsni GsIl nErAf ": I;sSsSj WoskERs ,or IN.
stallation Of air ducts in new homes:
$l25 weekly. Call Sunday. MR..
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers, exper. in duct work. In
side and outside men. Call JU.
S-1927, after 6 call HA. 2-9543 or
sDriHs' sppts s7aS Ma. Capital View ave. SILVER
sHiPPfNG CLERK. for wholesale
electric supply house. Opportunity
for advancement. Salary open. See
MR.. GOODMAN. between 3 and
pm. 4410 Georgia ave. NV. 3
SINGERS. Jewish. for yearly job in
MSffs' BETA sHotoM t ea e6hdkAoafioS hA a;GaSs
SPECIAL OFFICER wanted for mems
furnishing store. Apply Mr.. Nun
aker. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP,
sTATIsTicaHT fai Is II aaiT' CLERK familiar w With
economic research problems, experi-
enced with adding and Marchant
machines. Temporary 2 weeks. RE.
sTEAMFITTERs. new construction
in Southeast Washington. GEO. r.
WARNER 4 CO.. 1913 9th st. s;w.
sfoocKiMAliNs.' oilis' colored, for supermar.
esti esti fHl ih tl9s; anssasS good pay For apgt'
pay. company benefits. Call JE.
2-9526 for appointment. s
Evening star., 1952-12-07
HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN, 20-35; mechanical
ability. Operate production equip.
ment. Pilot plant experience help.
full. College degree desirable, moi
necessary. Salary open: 6-day. 40
hr: week. Phone Ov. 3-2177
Alexandria. Va. -
take care of stockrm., permanent
position. Call CO. 6-3240 for inter-
view between 9-4. -
YOUNG MAN-Advertising agency
desires young man, 1922. as mes
senger and assistant to production
manager: good Opportunity to learn
vSE,s5 vadysr.isins Gall 81 s-SSSs' 3;S .o1,e me
knowledge of accounting for position
in accounting dept. in local ONCE Of
national organization. Pleasant
working conds., employee benefits;
Call Mr. BURT at LA. 6-6o22. -9
YOUNG MAN about 20 yrs. old: excel:
lent opportunity to learn the real
estate business. BOSS d PHELPS
INC, 1417 K st. NV. Ill
YOUNG MAN, opportunity to learn
news photography; permanent job,
5.day week; state age. Write Box
YoUNGi cGJSi MAN MAN. interested in position
with Q future. starting As clerk in
motor truck transportation business
Call uN. 4-S9S9. MIR. SCHWARTZ
Evening star., 1952-12-07

BEEF-To represent
large eastern beef slaughterer and
boner. Must be fully familiar with
beef and boneless beef. Box 1865.
Star. Ia
SALESMAN-wonde opportunity
for man. experienced in selling
plumbing supplies. particularly in
calling on plumbing contractors by
WASHINGTON branch of long -estab-
hshed. plumbing speciality house:
liberal draw against earned COM
missions: must have car; for in
6-S176 Monday through Friday from
& am. to 8 pm. -
complete line Of reading
equipment for typists, duplicating
machines, supplies, all on Govt
schedule; good comm: protected
territories; exper. helps but not nee; |;
sell Govt. or comml. MR.. CLEM-
MER. for appt.. MA. s-5943, 10
am. to 2:3O pm. -
Evening star., 1952-12-07

TREE MEN co experienced; work in
this area. ia. 2-3l41.
TRUCK DRIVER. bet. 1925; good
work. cond. Apply CAPITOL BEAUTY
Truck DRiviiEiR. white; - helper n;E. on
truck, furniture store. Apply 2021
nv Statesmen, outside, attrac. comm
basis. CUSTOM BUILT SOUND &
TELEVISIoN: INC. Silver Spring.
Tv SERVICEMEN interested in perm
position. good pay with advance
ment: SYLVAN RADIO. phone RE.
Tv SERvICEMEN. bench or outside
ary. RA. 3-46SS. Il
Evening star., 1952-12-07
GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC.
1135 21st st. NV.

RADIO BENCHMAN, some Tv knowl-
edge: Apply in person. KEYSTONE
RADIO g. TV.. 5 H st: NV, op-
posite Govt: Printing once; Ia
PS sg Ssnisa DsysFs s Sr ss psit tms so
shop in best neighborhood for quail
Write: SHOP. 1888 Conn. ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Active
downtown office has opening for !
experienced salesman. Be prepared
for the new year; come In and talk
L. Dixon & Co.. 1922 18th ST.. ST.
REAL IA LES estate Ee sAHEsMfEN-Exp. pafsMafNE not
necessary. Full time. Complete Of
fee cooperation. Parking facilities,
ENrR NsE bone co deveSSRme9.s ssSS g.sreia r. AVE- r.
NV. TG ri. s-Iis6 after 8 am. Mon.
HE HoREED)! start sales Classes, Mon.
Learn to earn $500 mol Full or
part time. men or women. Car. good
educ; necessary; "Colored Diyision;
housing boom started Nov; 5th;'
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. s,iA fYll ~ o, or
sales lectures" tues. eve. 8 pm.
SrR Thurs., SO 1e'I pm. IPAuL PAU j. Mi MILLER. M
ola 14th st. NV. broker. D. c.. Md.
REAL "a pHgt pHggfARRE RfonsA fEssEM MfaiSSfAnsiEel
Colored. with car; middle age; to
take over sales management, good
proposition. Box 495-M, Star.
nT00nO CAT ECNRANT
Evening star., 1952-12-07

BEAUTICIAN, experienced; salary no
object. hours 8 to 8. EN-. 2-1lS1'
BEAUTICIAN. expert all-around, per.
commission. ROCK CREEK BEAU
TY SALON. SS11 Grubb rd.. Silver
B.HuTicfAN. .Rl5ITfic IAN male-female. steady;
top salary comm. / day Of. WILL
LIAM OF n. Y, Hair stylist' 1915
BEEAiuj!TiiecaIiANMAll-around Eij!i operator; g.
day week: good salary; for NV. Sec
BExUTICiAN, sS5 and UP; full time;
salary open to one with following
nMEAEfY MAET s6PfFA s5PPffFAfGRs s9i s6h1s lnli or
time. for suburban Md. shop. call
BEHuTY SHi f11sSPi soSPPEiRAroR. woman or man.
for our Bethesda salon; top salary
and comm. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
BINDERY GIRL, experienced on
week Apply NATIONAL IITHo CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Must be exper.. furn. best OF refs.
excel: salary; 44-hr. week. Box
BoSKkEsPER, SSiSi siasi accounts receivable
perm. position Vacation. insurance
and disqualification benefits; .5h.
day wk. Opportunity for O. qualified
person for advancement. Apply Mr.
Xarela, PARKWAY MOTOR CO..
BOOKKEEPER, for residential hotel;
most agreeable working conditions
above average salary and definite
opportunity for advancement to ex-
bookkeeping experience required;
also ability to. close set of books
apt available II desired. State fully
experience, age. family status, ref
erences. Replies confidential. Boz
12R-R Star =
Evening star., 1952-12-07
TeleviSiOn Servicemen
WITH CARS

SALARY. $50 PER WK., PLUS
SI7.50 CAR ALLOWANCE
We have openings in every area.
Work near your own home; b-day
your meals at home. Vacation with
pays permanent There Is no catch
but you must be thoroughly exper.
DORSEY'S, INC. WaShineton's larg-
est independent. TU. 2-1600. --S
TIN ROOFER, gutter and spout
mechanic. Good salary. Must be
good; Call RA: 3.4150. .
preferred. Apply in person, 7126
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md. 10
TRUCK DRIVER. white. for delivery
of automotive parts: good hours,
good pay CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO.. Mr.. Anderson. Oh. 4-61OO.