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Evening star., 1952-11-16
sALEsMAN.SALEs MANAGER. S1OO

SALESMAN-SALES MANAGER. 500
wk. salary. plus all expenses paid.
Will consider good, lively salesman
ready for. this upward step; youth
good personality; management de-
sires hard-working. live-wire to-
hire and train small sales staff.
This expanding small wholesale
hrm sells quality products bought
weekly by every type retail mer-
chant restaurant and tavern in
Of this ad. Write or wire fully in
strictest confidence. Attention com.
pany president. Box 150-R, Star.
SALESMAN WANTED. with some au-
tomotive paint sales experience, to
take specialized training for terri
tory sales. HU 800.
SALESMAN, with car; 500 wk. SAL
ary;. experienced salesman to sell
wholesale products to grocers, res
taurants, taverns; established Gus
toners. Apply 1895 H st. ne.
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
store; permanent position. excellent
saTniass' sHoPs o4s Apply y = NATIONAL : SHIRT
SALESMAN. paint; revolutionary new
spray type paint now being used in
large Developments: prefer man
calling on paint distributors req;lir-
ing paint line. Call MR.. GEE. ST.
6572. --22
SALESMAN
COFFEE COMPANY has
opening in new business department
for 4 solicitors. guarantee. plus good
commission. Transportation furn-
ished. Paid daily II desired. No age
limit. Apply 1879 Vermont aye.
NV. Room 323. 2 to 8 am. daily.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
hELP---MEN
pATNT'TDC 711

PAINTERS az
Must be sober. reliable and able to
furnish good references: good start
ing salary. Apply personnel ONCE.
CAFR1TZ CO.
1920 K st. NV. I'd floor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mechanic;
must have tools; 20 cents per single
roll. DU. 6644.
PAINTERS. long construction Job.
kay M "tSeS coNsTRucT1oS TspclF 5Sa0c Co.. conn conn
Hys; WS..teT estate Md lob viers Mil "a
PATENT CRAFTSMAN, competent;
with large patent law firm in New
York City. viii furnish ofice and
guarantee 40 hrs. work per week at
$3.50 per mr., extra time at same
rate. S34 National Press Bldg. Ma.
613S. -16
reg. exper.; excellent
opportunity for right man. Sl35
starting salary, bonus. etc. RIVER
TERRACE PHARMACY. Ii. 3-9029.
eolored, for +, busy IS
cond. to man with top ref. RA.
1888 --17
for 81 ..s expeTIeneed q 8 capable man. Mr..
PHARMACIST, registered. in Va;
good hours and salary. COLONIAL
VILLAGE PHARMACY, OK. 11S0.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
GLASS DISTRIBUTOR

want young man to learn sales and
olacO work; interesting Job, excellent
3nR salary. Sunday call TU. 1857,
Weekdays LA. 0-3100. :.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

SnnsMaN must Be hard seo worker; M 1Stie aood fioer
Al references; trsnsp. furnished;
also gas allowance. Lincoln, Mercury
dealer. No. floaters. Liberal COM
mission basis. Box 352-S. Star. LIZ
SALESMAN, for wholesale candy and
tobacco company; must have car.
Apply pet. s-10 am. or 4-6 Pm.
sXtEsMANMcsnvassers. ALE y. s;n best deal in
town for your. furn. prospects. We
pay the highest commissions. AMER
1CAN FURN., 1923 9TH st. NV.
SALESMAN, exper. with grocery out
let's. Washington area. for. manu-
facturer Of nationally advertised
snd salary s desired gss in first letter. Car
SALESMAN--Want man with expert
sales ability to sell new and used
cars. Right man can earn up to
$4,000 per year: working condi-
tions wonderful: car furnished. Do
not apply for this, position unless
you. are honest. sober and a hard
x22fsSMs NP9fk lnsEs sfes se le1elr,
store has opening for one who is
ambitious, dependable and interested
in starting a career. DI. 1894. -17
SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR. with
car. Apply Ia person. bet 9-1
Mon. for Interview. 1882 14th ST.
SALESMAN with car. 500 wk. salary
sasns ss. suppsss ssns YeashaD yssaEh fDfns 1y yhS
sonality. Apply in person. AMER
ICAN CO., 1926 H ST. me-
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HELP--MEN

AND PLUMBERS,
work for well-estab. plumbing and
heating firm with year round work
IN remodeling Experience necessary,
also. D. drivers permit. Phone for
S9R' SiRo sfo fo'7H III N k!Sa:ss ss5:ss9 81. sA%1s
- Large railroad.
Apply. 1920 Woodward BLDG. 18th
and n Sts., NV.
STEWARD for lst.class restaurant;
seply 70 BOX @s4s sssn ssar business
sTEWARD-American Legion Club:
Appiy DR.. !. B. B. fSsiii BRADLEY. SO II st.
ne. bet. 10 am. and 2 pm. except
Monday.
STOCK CLERK-PORTER, al. around
Job. Good salary; high school educa-
SHOP, a9 DFsts5req' 1850 8 St. Apply hR list1EsIx
STOCK CLERK-DRIVER
5-day week 8 to 4:30; time will be
divided between stockroom work and
driving 2-ton International truck to
several annexes of local Insurance.
fons fSIseRi per- Wk SS5ERE sGeS
Employees INSURANCE CO., I34o
L st. NV. IL
STOCKMAN
WHOLESALE ELECTRIC SUPPLY
HOUSE EXCELLENT OPPORTUN-
ITY FOR ADVANCEMENT; SALARY
OPEN.
Apply in person. See Mr.. Goodman,
44l0 Georgia Ave. NV. --l9
TAILOR
For dry cleaning store; steady JOB,
good pay, excellent working condi-
tions; wonderful opportunity for a
thoroughly experienced tailor. Ap.
ply CENTRAL CLEANERS, 1928 Car
roll st. NV. lis
Technical Illustrators
Excellent opportunity for aualifed
applicant to get into interesting
work. Ability to prepare isometric
and exploded drawings from blue.
prints necessary. Contact:
The Glenn L. Martin Co.
TTMnPE q MApvy.ANn
Evening star., 1952-11-16
TRAINEES

In shoe repairing; paid while In
training. Excellent opportunity for
young man. Apply 6o7 z st: NV.
TREE EXPERTS, experienced men.
wanted Good pay and steady work:
Call DE. 1471 ewes. and Sun. -l6
TRUCK DRIVER-SALESMAE exper.:
established route. Box l3-R, star.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Liquor Store Clerk
MACHINIST, FIRST CLASS
TOOL AND DIEMAKERS
INSTRUMENT MAKERS
INSPECTORS. FIRST PIECE

1NO1 CN 1O1I0, 41COA 1 4CNG
CRAFTSMEN
DRAWING CHECKER
If you are thoroughly exper, in any
of the above lob classiflcations we
can offer you unsurpassed working
conditions. Our modern plant is
completely air. cond.. and has new
machinery and equipment; generous
sick leave and vacation: working
hrs. are from 8 am.-4:30 pm,
Monday through Saturday. lover
time on Sat). Come see our plant
Sunday. Dec. IA when we are hold
ing our annual Open House.
FRENDT INSTRUMENT CO.
1910 Calvert Rd., College Park, Md
UN. 7400.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Heating Salesman

I.B.M. SR. OPERATOR 4
Must be experienced operator Of al
phabetic 405 tabulating equipment.
sirable, but not essential. but must
know wiring; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Free
transportation. paid vacation and
sick leave. Phone for appointment.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
MI. 6363. Ext. 653
Evening star., 1952-11-16

FOOD CHECKER. experienced en-
National Cash Register. for restaur-
ant, nightwork. Apply In person.
S419 Conn. ave. NV.
FUNERAL APPRENTICE. white, age
21-35 years; must have D. C.. driv-
er'S license: experienced preferred
Apply G. C.. Echols. general r.ana-
ger, w. w. CHAMBERS CO.. i4OI
Chaplin st. NV. CO. 0432. IL
Furniture Salesman
Excel. opportunity for aggressive man
to earn big money. Salary and
commission ARRANGEMENT. See Mr.
9tiefel. MARVINS. 734 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Statesmen
S15O-S2O0 WEEK


II you have an automobile and enjoy
meeting people. then investigate
this ad. Excellent earnings during
training period. with increases there
after depending on your ability. NO
DOOR -TO-DOOR CANVASSING. Ap-
pointments selling only to qualified
prospects who have informed US Of
their need for our product. Apply
921 11th st. NV. 2nd floor, pm.
sharp. See Dan Richard. -25
statesmen
A local firm Of national reputation,
due to an expansion, has an OPEN
ing for 2 top-notch 'alesmen or
men who aspire to be statesmen.
These men must have personality,
ambition and be of good character;
age Is no barrier; must have a
car. Our. leading producers, re-
gardlesS Of age. are earning over
81. 1000 per month. II months
each year. We are not interested
in order takers or high pressure
artists. You can learn our busi-
ness within several days and these
high earnings should start immeci-
ately. II you feel that you can
meet these qualifications, apply In
person at 1909 3Sth ave. at Bla-
densburs I'd. Golmar Manor: Nd;
Ask for MR.. TEVIS for personal
interview. lis
Evening star., 1952-11-16

INSULATION MEN. experienced on
blowing machine; permanent; good
pay plenty of work; 1905 N. Glebe
INVENTORY AND PRICING CLERK,
experience preferred but will train
g%kBER RGitIHn sHfssa' soss CO. g.
INVESTiGATiON WORK with with ma
tional organization: man, 24-35.
free to travel; salary and expense.
No experience necessary. 951 Warner
INVOICE CLERK Hotel equipment
house Ss by POSITION G.y no vse tyR
See M. ME- Ewton. z. B. ADAMS ADAM CO.
JANITOR WANTED, settled, reliable.
Janitor wanted for small apt. build
ing; SEQ per month. plus apt. and
utilities; must be sober. See MIR.
only. % iSeef i4oc Fairmont nom ST. Pm. NV. s0'"'
JANlTOR, colored. for hallway. and
yard work on apt. project; 5h:day
week. straight pay, no apt: furnished.
Year-'round Job for steady. depend
able. man under 45. Refs. required.
JA1NlToR 4 ~ AssisTASI; !. !, isl soiqTsd, fc!
dfsEsT No esi1sis aaa1sef. 'Ra Paos non
FISHER q GO, INC, 7ss 18th st.
JsNITOR - Alex. Va. sarden-type
apts.: salary and quarters. See MISS
BRIG BBRIGcs at I0l0 Vermont ave. NV.
JANITOR. colored. married. no chill
excel. quarters. Cali WA. 5s49. ID
Evening star., 1952-11-16
FURNITURE
EXPERIENCED
statesmen

ASSISTANT J. MAN AlIERO
Our program for expansion is large.
All promotions made from within
Commission steady positions with
unusual opportunities for rapid ad-
vancement IN fast-growing or
ganization. Come In and let US
explain to you how ethical our busi-
ness Is run My friend John. ATLAS
FURNITURE. 921 G st: NV. wash
tnEton. D. c.. or 80 N. Glebe rd.,
Arlington. Va. lis
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS. exper.
IecoMPPE's ESQ SERVICE. 7O2
South washington ST.. Falls Church
Va. PA. 9S37. -lo
GAS ISLAND ATTENDANTS, good
life insurance. Do not phone. See
Mr.. sEDBERRY. FIRESTONE. 18th
and Is NV. 10
Evening star., 1952-11-16
SALES
SALES MANAGEMENT

Proven opportunity in sales work in
with car who is interested in better
than average earnings starting at
once; Washington. Baltimore, Fred
erick. Alexandria, Arlington and
Fairfax, Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties. Must be. able to
start at once and free to work
evenings. After we have explained
our plan, we must have a definite
answer. yes or no. We want only
big-league men as this Is big
league selling lob. Apply MR..
SANDERSON, Monday. TU. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

Salesmen-Storm Windows
Work directly with local factory
fSr quick delivery for hinged or
mission paid on approval. Triple.
track combination windows and
fences also handled For appoint
ment to see the factory call 10.
4-777s.
MD.-VA.-D, C..
Evening star., 1952-11-16
PLATE CARRIER

Z LA z O141t1t4G4U
Permanent position in our press
room. with. a chance for ADVANCE
and willing to give regular attend
ance. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel, Room 605:
open weekdays, S:30-5 and sat-.
9-l No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-11-16
SALESMAN

OPENING FOR MEN OVER 25 inter-
per wk. Must be able to close good
storm window leads. Must have car
and be able to work evenings. Apply
IN nerSon 1918 NJ St n "
Evening star., 1952-09-26
26 Years Of Commuting Ends as Woman Reiires

Twenty-six years of committing
from her home in Bristow, Va.
near Manassas. to her job In
Washington, will end next Tues
day for Mrs. Mary Leacham Smith
of the Navy's Bureau of Aero
nautics.
/. Mrs. Smith began her daily
committing back in 1918. when she
had her first Government job with
the old Shipping Board. Except
for a nine-year layoff after she
was married in 1925. Mrs. Smith
has not altered her routine.
She has changed jobs several
times and now travels by auto
mobile instead of railroad. But
until she retires from Government
service on Tuesday, she always
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Junior Hostess Training Glasses Open 10 500

Junior hostess training classes
next month will have room for
500 girls between 18 and 23, the
District Armed Services Hospital
ity Committee announced today.
Registration for the courses is
scheduled between 4:45 and 6:15
pm. October 13 through Is in the
District Building. Fourteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Glasses will be held October %,
% and 80 at 7::30 pm. in some
Federal building auditorium.
Mrs. Harry S. Bernton, chair
man OF the committee on volun-
Evening star., 1952-09-26

|teer training. offered q special In
vitation to girls new to the city
There is no need" Mrs. Bernton
said. "for any young woman to
spend her evening alone or apart
from young people of her own
age"
The training course will be brief
and will feature such points as
"a fashion show, dance demonstra-
tions, lessons in dance-f1oor man
ners and how to avoid being a
Wall-hower. Once qualified, the
girls will visit military dances at
the nearby posts.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
800 D. {. Children 10 Play
On National Kids Day

National Kids Day. sponsored
annually by Kiwanis International
and the National Kids Day Foun-
dation. Inc. begins here at 10 am.
tomorrow.
Three-hundred children from
Merrick Boys Club. Police Boys
Club and the Boys Club of Wash
ington will play games for prizes
at the I latter's field, Wisconsin
avenue and S street NV. In case
OF rain, activities will continue in
the Gordon Junior High School,
Thirty-f1fth and T streets NV.
Free lunch and other refresh
mentS will be provided.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
ndduughter of Duce
Will Marry BruziIiun
BY the Assoeiated Press

ISLE OF CAPRI, Italy. Sept. 2e.
The marriage of Raimonda
Ciano, granddaughter Of Benito
Mussolini. to Alessandro Giunta
of Brazil win take place in Rome
October IS, is was announced
here yesterday.
The bride-to-be is a daughter
OF Countess Edda Ciano, widow of
Mussolini's foreign minister who
was executed by Italian Fascists
after he turned against Mussolini.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

rises each morning before .
o'clock. tides the house and makes
the family's breakfast before
leaving for Washington.
She has not found the routine
firing.
In fact I shall miss 1t very
much" she says.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Coronation Rules chunoe

The Coronation next June will
i:1ot be on austerity. lines, the Cor
onation Committee in London an
|nounced. but the Queen may
make concessions about dress rules
to help impoverished peers and
ipeeresses.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock. Slide or Slim

FASTEETH. an improved powder to be
sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds
false teeth more firmly in place. Do not
slide. slip or rock. No gummy. gooey :,
pasty taste or feeling. FASTEETH is
alkaline tnon-acid). Does not sour !.
Checks plate odor" tdenture breath)
Get FASTEETH at any drug store,
Evening star., 1952-09-26
5-Pc. Double Dresser Suite
so1e-Priced 1919

Magnificent 5Sneh double dresser with deep drawers complete
with ze pone bed and 7drower NIGHT ob It's
the costly matched lined oak the above the
dramatic modern styling It's suite modern bedroom
at price that may be matched!
Evening star., 1952-09-26

II your bedroom BIG you demond distinctive styling you
phenomino soviness suite yours It's the bold Of noted
modern designer and made tremendous purchase sell price
like th Matching those Vpotte lined most
costly operations mokng top quality furniture pay merely the
Of ordinary bedroom! Suite includes huge 67wde dower triple
dresser with landscape plate glass mirror PLUS bookcase head
boord bed oned dramatically by 3ower eommodes PLUS
handsome 7drower chest.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Burglars Loot Bethesda Store
OF JeweIry Worth SIC, 900

boxes Of pendants, two Of which
were gold filled and the others
solid gold. He said the thieves
left the gold filled items.
He said that some drawers
which contained expensive COM
bination lighter compacts were
looted completely, but that draw
ers containing cheaper compacts
were not even touched. He added
that two cases Of costume jewelry
also were left by the burglars.
The most expensive item be-
lieved taken was a 5000 diamond
cluster ring. Mr.. Borg said he
was almost cleaned out of watches
and that his stock included a
large quantity. still wrapped,
which he had received in a Sep
tember % shipment.
Three pieces of luggage and two
cardboard cartons also were taken,
apparently to cart away the loot.
Mr.. Bord said.
The display cases were not
broken but Mr.. Bord said the
thieves had shipped off the locks
on them. He said they had un-
barred the rear door to make their
getaway.
Mr.. Bord, who lives at IA Fleet
wood terrace. Silver Spring. said
he believed his insurance would
cover most Of the loss.
Police 1t. Jerry Hobbs said the
robbery was the largest he could
remember in the Bethesda area.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Chicago Elevator Strike
Settled With WAGE Raise
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Oct. g. Striking
AFL elevator operators today &C.
cepted a settlement proposal by
the Building Managers Associa-
tion and a union spokesman said
the operators would return to work
"as soon as possible"
Today was the sixth day Of the
Strike-the first Of its kird in
the city's history. About 100000
Loop Office workers were made idle
by the walkout of $500 operators.
Union Attorney Lester Asher
told some 1900 cheering strikers
that the settlement provided q
2-cents-an-hour wage increase,
retroactive to October /, bringing
the hourly wage to $1.5O.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Major Speech on Communism
Set for Stevenson Tomorrow
. ToIk Billed as One of Most Important;
Itinerary Listed for Final Vote Tours

trips. The first is the current ex-
cursion to Michigan, Wisconsin,
Missouri, Oklahoma, Louisiana,
Florida and Tennessee. The can
didate returns to Springfield next
Sunday.
The second trip gets under way
Tuesday, october II, taking the
Governor on a five-day tour to
Utah, California and Texas.
On October Il the candidate
starts his final swing on a 400
mile rail tour. which cover the
East Coast with whistle-stop ap-
pearances from Massachusetts, to
Virginia. The candidate will be in
the Washington area on October
81. with steps scheduled in Gum
berland. Md; Silver Spring. Md,
and Martinsburg, w. Va.
Gov. Stevenson will wind up the
campaign with an all-network ap-
peal from Chicago on November
3. The next day he will go to mis-
home town in Libertyville, ILL.,, to
cast his vote, and then return to
Springfield ior election night.
Mr.. Wyatt said there are no
present plans for teaming up Gov.
Stevenson with President Truman
at any point. He added, however,
that he thought Mr.. Truman's
whiStle-Stop trips were helping
the Democratic cause.
He is reading the record and
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Living With a Child
Is a Rich Experience

NEW BUREAU DEPUTY-Mrs. EIiza.
beth HeoIy Ross, deputy chief Of the
Children's Bureau and herself mother,
admits living with child is en exeit-
ing miroeIe." Some Of her theories.
ore told in o story by Staff Writer
; Betty Miles on Poee 81.
VOLUNTEER AIR sPoTTERs-Youas
end old. eivilion volunteers ore active
n hours Q doy ot Sandy Spring. Nd,
to bolster the Air Force Notion -eiscIins
rodor wstch for unidentified eisessft.
Their story appears on Pose B-l today.
NAVY PRoBLEMs-Hermen Wovk.
who won o Pulitzer prize for kis
novel, does enother instollment Of ''Ths
coine Mutiny." Q story Of . destroyer
minesweeper in the Poetic during Werld
War u. Page B-s.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
By Crosby S. Noyes
e. S6c

/ SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. g.
Gov. Stevenson will discuss COM
munism in a Nationwide radio
and television talk tomorrow in
Detroit billed as one of the most
important speeches Of the Demo-
cratic presidential campaign.
The announcement came today
from the candidates campaign
manager. Wilson Wyatt, who also
released details of campaign trips
covering more than $4,000 miles
OF plane and rail travel between
now and November 4.
The Detroit speech, from 1880
until II pm. tomorrow, is the
first major address Of the Gov
|ernor's five-day Midwestern and
Southern tour. Mr.. wyatt, who
described the speech as "a honey
said it will deal with all aspects
of the Communist menace both
at home and abroad.
It will be the first of several
speeches in which the Governor is
expected to outline specific pro-
grams for his administration. The
next one-his promised address on
corruption in public ofiice-is ex-
pected later this week or early
next week, Mr.. Wyatt said.
AS outlined today Gov. Steven
sons campaigning from now on
divides itself into three major
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Jukebox in Church
Offers Hymns for
Weekday Visitors
BY the Assoeicied Press

HARRISON. N. J.. October g.
A juke box in a church?
You'll find one in st. Johns
Lutheran Church here, and when
you make o selection. out pours
the soothing strains Of a hymn.
The church's pastor, the Rev.
Theodore Bornhoeft, 81, got the
idea out of concern over lack Of
response to a new policy of keep
ing the church open all day as a
place for prayer and meditation.
So the juke box, with its flash
ing lights, was installed about a
month ago in the choir loft. and,
according to Mr.. Bornhoeft, is
fast becoming one of the most
played music machines in town.
An anonymous donor, not q
church member, paid for the in
Fstallation, and a remote control
selector box was placed in the
downstairs vestibule.
Visitors pay nothing for the
selections.
Evening star., 1952-10-06

Thieves broke into a Bethesda
jewelry store early today and
escaped with an estimated $40. 900
worth of rings. watches and other
accessories.
The theft was discovered about
4 am. by Montgomery County Po-
lice Pvts. Ralph Hardgrove and
Thomas E. Hutchins when they
were making a routine check of
the store.
Police said the burglars had
gained entry through the rear
window Of Lee Bord's Bethesda
Jewelry. 744O Wisconsin avenue.
a block from the police station.
sometime between 2 and 4 am.
Police said the. bars on the rear
window had been cut. apparently
with a bolt cutter, and the window
broken. Police described it as a
professional job.
Mr.. Bord said the retail value
of the stock taken would approach
$4,000. He said some 200 to 800
watches were taken and all the
rings but the most valuable ones,
which are kept in the safe. were
missing.
Mr.. Bord also said that a foun-
tain pen display case had been
stripped of some $2,500 to $4,000
worth Of fountain pens. He said
the thieves had not touched the
$1.95 pens.
Mr.. Borg said that he had seven
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Truman Platform
In '4S to Support
Next President

No matter who is elected
the next President of the
United States, he'll stand on
President Truman's platform
Of four years ago.
Copitol Architect David
Lynn today put workmen to
the task Of erecting the stand
from which the presidential
Inauguration will be held next
January 20 at the east front
Of the Capitol
Mr.. Lynn said it will be just
like the one four years ago.
In fact. some Of the same ma
terial will be used. First to
arrive was the structural steel
which was used when Presi-
dent Truman took the oath In
1940.
Seats win be put up on the
grounds for 5000 persons.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Army to Convert "A BottoIions
roGuided Missile Units in7053
PIuns and Training Are Already Begun
For Choneeover on Progressive Bosis

The announcement said these
steps were taken because the tests
on production guided missiles have
reached the stage where these
battalions may be equipped with
the NIKE missile.
The training Of personnel in
cludes the instruction of both
tactical and technical officers and
men. In connection with the plan
to convert the anti-aircraft units,
the Army is making an intensive
study to determine the areas in
the United States which are
eventually to be defended by units
equipped with the guided missiles.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
Veterans Order Demands
Recall Of Russian Envoy
BY the Asseeiassd Pres.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. g. The
national convention Of the Mill
tary Order of the World Wars
passed a resolution asking for the
recall of the Soviet Ambassador to
the United States.
In a sharply worded statement,
the convention denounced the re-
cent Soviety demand for the recall
of the United States Ambassador
to Russia as "high-handed. ire
sponsible and reckless insulting
action" q
The order, made up Of officers
of both World Wars, said: Our
Ambassadors at Moscow have
been 10 restricted In the discharge
of their duties that their proper
functions could not be performed
with dignity and safetyY