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Evening star., 1953-02-22
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ExDfilrisnsed; SDil s sSnS %gst type: private once.
WAITRESS, white, 2l-30; food tins.
s1Sa s1iel' ,EeS TeSk. !. eond; L Apply RANpsYzs.
wAiTREss Esse must nj e'S; 5: experienced ana
fast, for lunch and dinner hours.
Apply ROMA RESTAURANT, .34i9
Conn. ave.. WO. 6.9633. -23
GIRL, rapid typist Gage. 21-2S) !;
par part TINE me sves:. address cards; 50 80
MILLER REALTY. Don's phoaeI
GIRLS. attractive, for better-payinr
Jobs. See our Ad under instruction
Courses. PATRICIA STEVENS, 1922
New YORK ave. Phone MA. s-6661.
GIRL to learn bindery work; sood Day
% start; good working hrs, 6-dGy
sas sSnds; Apply iS'i EIfiroSs SS TPIRskkssas PRksss,
GiSi fSFsweSe 81 seSersf Il one. as WORK: ;@
once; 6-day. week. and many COM
ST., g.: Arl;,, Va. ia. 7-62lS. 81
GanL LII With pleasant personality and
atiOns work s. vSiSs tsS.pSon. e 90 public re-
OV. $1,000, for appt. RENnAfT
PONTIAC. 1923 Prince st., Xlex.. W.
GIRLS-White: with some knoWieSsGe G
q DookkeepinE for large Wholesale
distributors; 6-day week; nermo-
nsnt position, yacations, etc. Xppiy
MR.. DELLETTE. 1121 9th ct. NV.
GIRhs-white: with . SOM. Nza tyninr
nnality 70 work in book dept. of
tlon, b-day week, vacatioHs. efc.
Apply MR.. HALL 1871 9th 81. NV.
LADY TO WORK IN OFFICE: % re6n,r.
some knowledge Of bookkeepin1. typ.
ing ana general once work; perma-
nent position: good working condi.
lions: 6h-day week: 2 weeks yaco-
ti0n; decentralization and insurafice
evatiable: SNYDER q CO., Lee hwy.
Fnf aRa tEairfax dr. All. -. u. 2-1lS1.
LADY. ambitious, ,.nn.d: opDoitu. mSS
tunlty TO learn . good business: no
ege limit: pleasant work: SIS, 200 lat
yer. Box 31-Z. Star. -22
WOMAN; to work In once part time.
S:30-l2:30. Mon. through Friday
Apply KAHN PAPER CO.. ais q
WOMAN. refined white. pr.f. T1 livinr
vic. Piney Branch Apis, Gil. eprinH,
70 supervise 10-yr. .-old Giri after
nj iGnoGl. LOS = 70 Q. while mother works.
WOMAN to care for children in Aft
ernoons at licensed pvt. school in
-&&ge9. refs. Box 23.Z, Star. -2l
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YOUNG LADIES

YOUNG LADIES
Antelligent. neat and attractive, to be
framed Tor positions as teachers, in
tetVeWers, supervisors and reeep-
tiontsts, for one Of America's ont.
stanGlng dance studios. Earn while
you learn full or part time. Apply
= DON 6Slipai PaLE1S1p NJ b2ScH t3 :; &C. STUDIOS
%o20 Conn. ave. NV. and G63l VIII.
son blvd. Arl.. Va.
YOUNG WOMAN for special cieTic1j
Work. knowledge Of typine. Con-
venient hours can be ARRANGED. but
sss sEC.A from Pm: to $50 Necessary.
So Ma Ma, Tsrshes, BEAL MOTOR
HS6sEt ttSt 81 sTuaRfaT aTs; coSSiEr,c sisi co
InaS openings for several refined
i4sqles; car and phone. OIL. 4-3Ol0
ISckEASsEi 1NcoME-shov friend,
repeSts. lSresy nanaksrchiefs xS.I1is Easy sales,
LIBERAL percentage. No-risk NisssaetT, of.eT,
GGSUeluSive * oppoItunity. ScH1in
lam tntI W TO 800 WEEKLY! &c,
uitS 1It2 e Deiastics party demonstra ting,
ssnteed sales! We supply cverytSins
!reel tTerrilc deal for faSnaTeI
ssse;1 Write DUREvER. Roosevelt
sell FL DRESSES FROM NEW xo.x.
comm: conn sovae W.T.. MMaSa1smCisslls; MS11 !" Good
=? :s?!s9AE. Fiits' ave-. MDasS New 9o4f' 9%AENsR !!
WHITE, profitable position, In tn,
institute Dry CleaninT Plant. AZ
petween 20 and 40. Must Be healthv
preyiasS rrevEssiS snd sns WI reliable; TrGinini
"a. Sye. s;sy.r Sss W. sa;,IL p MAMSLIIN s02l
SELL sENSATiONHE new MI MI. .er:,.
LINGERIE! Wonder fabric wears ionT.
e. looks more beautiful. Fits Der
Lectly. ike custom made. gaIea IN
IrS,. Iree: AMERICAN MILLS. Dept. $50,
companion housekeeper for eideri1
llndy and adult SON In Arlingtor
va Reasonable salary; no drinEer
No no smoker; Box 405-z, Star. -2s
sio per sveHaaas evening DeT e.. yMssk igsEaEi g4E
state Employment Service. S1Sf
oWnlioSon oWnliSon blvd. Arlington. Mondss
GET A YEARS dresses without eos,
sG ssnG earn up e 500 "a . month
Sesias:; tc sr;.rS. Just Ma shoy r. rashion FTocki
!sssih5o% Roeks. Rso6eeikEi:nis Dent. a'f.';sEs E az.
ExsFEE SSSSEx,. suee...sul avon (
SSHooSnSatNGo. e1En SEOsOU Wkty,
u part time hoursl New openinSi
INTEREsTiINGi OPENING for r2H Tirht
person with well-knoWn advertisins
photographtc studio; receptionist
Genl. once work and typing comprist
the duties. Good opportunity fol
one possessing. good judgment anf
willing to work under pressure. /;
qualified csli DUNLOP STUDIOS foi
apptmt. EX. 3-47S7.
thesda. Nd. OIL. 4-OS23,
FART OR FULL TIME; must have
car: learn the real estate business
SMITH REALTY, AP. 7-Oi0O
WHITE GIRL. for Saturday work;
typing nee; S:30.1; Sl.6O hour
Apply 1923 N ct. NV, bet. S:3C
CALIFORNIA ORGANIZATION IN
food supplement 1ield has diStribu.
torShtps open in wash. area. Ma
tionAlly advertised; see Life" Feb
10. Pc. ~: Unlimited earnings SoY
person willing to learn and work.
COL. 90. 7.0100. -20
.AIRLINE8 MED
Evening star., 1953-02-22

PAYROLL CLERK, subcontracfin1
6.s. business .S,., experienced; typine; 8
not over 35: good starting salary.
PIX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
and receptionist for busy hotel
switchboard. must be experienced
settled woman between 36-45, al
ternate weekly morning and eve
ary. pleasant SURROUNDINGS, po-
Sition available immediately; must
live on premises. Phone HO. q
9l00 Tor interview. -22
f.B.X, OPERATOR-Clerk. age 80
PM, Monday through Friday; 81
per hf. plus lunch and dinner. Ref
erences required. Apply afternoons
only. RIM. 1880 NATL Press Bldg,
18th and r. -14
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SALES MANAGERS

Ambitious women. .26 to 80 with car
and phone for. immediate openins
fSr f1, msri positions, I large ,n S5seniI:a. mia.
persons-housewives or full time,
Write for interview ct DUPONT CIR
Gle BLDG, p. o. Box 6606. wash,
sEAMsTREss, experienced on Slir
covers and upholstery, to work part
s%: snc:d Do TERMiH nSt ngP' SHlsss :F8ST
sethesda, OF. 2-Os6b: sat, sun
sEAMsTiRSEss-upholstery MISTRESS slip & Gov
srs ans snSosk grapes; Al; good salary
EG STSgSR. washington once Ma
week; WEEK. months month sLas.OH VACATION. CAN aA NA.
S-0367 or write Box 317-z, Star.
SECRETARY. top-fiight, for executive
in large general contracting firm;
State State % auaiifications lfie1ssu and refersneei
IN typewriter letter. Box 2S6-2.
ssEsCaRRETARY-one-girl ONCE. han
ding Government business; 6-day
Tk. Cal AL, before 10 or after D.
Neutrality-suspicious.: IL; EET12HlRsYfsrEN ex-
Of Hyattsville or vicinity: 6M-day
work week; salary commensurate
with. experience; employe dement's:
pleasant surroundings. Mr. Sher-
wood. UN. 4-76O0. SUBURBAN
TRUST CO.. Hyattsville. Md. ---22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - In
teresting position in real estate Of
fee for young lady capable OF as
suming responsibility: shorthand
and tipping essential. with knowledge
Of elementary bookkeeping desirable;
salary commensurate with ability.
Write Box .45S-Z. Star. Ia.
SECY., legal. 6-day wk. New air
cond. bldg. Legal exper. not neces-
sary. Starting salary $226 per mo
Call sun: EN-. 2-3030; wk. days.
SECRETARY for law once: legal ex-
perience desirable. but not neces-
sary., Cali DI. 7-5412 Tuesday fol
appointment. -23
sECRETARIAL... sTENooRAPAIC and
clerical employment In Toledo
FOR further information. address In.
salary IrssI and ID wage Administration De
partment. LIBBEY-0WENS-FORp
GLASS Co, Nicholas Building To-
led0 5. Ohio. 20e
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HELP-WoMRN

OFFICE ASSISTANT, part time, for !
leading D. c. Protestant Church, RE-
quiresa mature, responsible woman
able to type, maintain finnncial
records, operate mtmeograph. Mon
gnrough Fri. mornings. $26 per +Wk
Write, stating qualifications, to
OFFICE GIERK, finance eomnany
experience helpful but not necessary;
good salary. bonus and vacation
with pay. Wonderful opportunity
Tor willing worker. HERSON'S AUTO
d APPLIANCE CO., 714 o st. NV.
OFFICE GIRL; $50 week Phon.
EN-. $3.50. SANITARY RUG Co.
AkOQ Wiz ava = n 80,
Evening star., 1953-02-22

FLEXIBLE HOURS
Woman who has at least 30 hrs. Der
wk. to devote to Q profitable and
interesting career. Training at
necessary. No canyassing, delivery
or collecting. For friendly inter-
view. call AD. 2-6445 between 10
and u noon only. Ask for MRS,
Evening star., 1953-02-22
MATTRESSES
WILL TRAIN
NYnHT 0nWA4,

TMAR3YIIAANN TMARYIIAANNpN pN1NnI ANNnI ypFdTNFkSs yTpFF1.NN1ESss 7
plus meals and uniforms furnished
pleasant conditions. permanent posi-,
tdon, sick leave, group insurance
dement's, empl0ye purchase discounts
APPLY HOT SHOPPES, INC,
Room zoo. 1341 @ 6t. NV.
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SECRETARY

Age 21.S6. excellent opportunity with
expanding 1lrn. attractive .stertint
salary; good typing essential; 6-daS
week. disqualification and cfedii
union prtyileges. Apply Mr. Early
Capitol 0t. II. l-2z32. IA
Evening star., 1953-02-22

NOTICE 70 JOD APPLIOAJ1RO
Firms engaged IN tNtoT6t0te com.
Mseree OF In th6 production Of
Doo4s for eoasHssfeO nseSt now Vgt
Gt le6st Is cents G1 ho1S GR9
time gR9 oNe.halt fOf operttaO
eRdet the Federal W9o6 and Hour
LGte, Job seekers offered IeSS b.
coO6Tod arms should Aoftfv the
WG0G and HoWS DiptSton, o. s.
Department Of Labor, telephone
kXecuttUe 9Iee. I1teRSt0N 1888.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
E. !. du PontN .
de NelnourS & Co., Inc.
ENoINEKRno DEPT.

ENGINEERING DEPT.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK, experiences
necessary; excellent oppOrtunity.
Apply BARBER q ROSS Co.. 5th
Observation-Disclosures,
title or real estate experience pre-
ferred but not necessary. Excellent
opportunity for cooperative and
willing worker. State salary. Ma.
sTfIEHNSo0cGiRAPHER-rYPIsT -. Ability
to operate . comptometer helpful;
excellent working conditions; 3,,..: 40 y
TEACHER for new, revised, simplified
Gregg shorthand; evening schedule.
6-S, Mon, Wed: and Friday; Ap.
plicant should be college graduate
with teaching exper. Telephone Ma.
6-174S on Tues. or Wed. and ask
for Mr.. Purvis or Mr.. Dixon ct
STRAYER COLLEGE, 18th and J
rEEEPHGNE Eli PiTi cANvAssER. with .x-
per. and success arranging arpts.
for good closers. One that can de-
vote. time during afternoons. Must
have pleasant voice with good per-
sonality. Guar. salary plus COM
mission. Call MIR. EDELMAN, Mon.
Feb. 23rd, bet. 10 Am. and IL noon
for appt. to be interviewed. ma,
TEEEPaoNE i1HEPHiN soL1cIToRs-woffs at
rEERfHoSE a28i Sa scESIFE6R must Sss:
unlimited phone for home. appoint-
ments; prefer exper., reliable work
ef RA 3.8432.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Telephone Solicitors

Telephone Solicitors
Work from home. full or part time:
salary and commission: must be ex-
perienced. CALI sales manager. 9
to IL only, HE. 4-4640.
TRAINEES. for electronics wiring
and assembly work. No experience
sTRuMENT CO.. BethesdS. Nd.
TYPIST-Full time or part time:
preferably experienced on IBM p;s.m.
Box 117-Z, star. -23
TYPIST-TypinE and general once
work; B-day Wk.. good salary; excel:
cppor. for advancement. FRANK
JEWELERS. 1125. H St.. ne. -22
hospitaliSation with sureical expense
provided, pleasant working conds.
THE MuTUAL INSURANCE A0EN-
CY, INCa 1901 3 st.. NV. Zee Miss
4 IaNNA. 10
Evening star., 1953-02-22

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Fast Growing Dept. Store
Chain Needs Both Exper.
Executives and Trainees
Lee: retail organisation has good
sales promotion, expense controi
pSrsonnel and management respon,
S1nlnties, In n0nselIinR side Of
business. Units all over the nation
Largest In its ileld. II interested
~ virtue ef direct 0xper.. In re-.
please write particulars about Your.
sell and your background to Boz
Evening star., 1953-02-22
TYPIST

For pormanent full-timo typing;
white; 6-day. z0-hr. wk.,. sick and
vacation leave plan. quarterly eash
bonuses, plus pront-sharing plan.
Evening star., 1953-02-22
OFFICE GIRI, !

Permanent position, 26-35; 5-day
week. Starting salary, $50: typinG
required; excellent working condi-
tions. Box 67-Z, Star. -
Evening star., 1953-02-22
HELP-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE for ennpl. couple; White
Soes1. SySoMes1. live In or cut. Can JU.
CHILD CARE. Ays days . week; live
out; Mclean, Va. EimWood 6-22Ts.
CHILD CARE, e.h.w., white woman.
care for yr..old child, new home.
platn cooking: live in: no Sundays:
n n 0xon Hill area. Call MRS. tO-
Evening star., 1953-02-22

sALEsGIRL, interesting position open
In leading dept. store; salary plus
commission; store dement's. Cal
sIsas' sun; anS M1no Meoo lo-4 o.m. AD'
sALEsGiRIs-Positions ALlESsi rs: fSsi cp.n 10,
women who want to earn excel
salaries while trsining for dept
managerial position. Apply Mr.,
pessner. 8. M. MCBRIDE CO., zoe
sALEsGfRis d; Hi for women,s ready-to.
wear; for ne; dept. store. Must
bGpT asT sToRE reasIEed s5a 4hPp.sE y. n,.. MAAIs
Salesgirl, ST Hr. to Start .
No experience necessary: must be
neat, alert and friendly: 6h-daS
son. scHuPP's1 BAKERY. ss42
sALESLADI for work IN drug and
cosmetic. departments; salary plui
commission; must be experienced
SCHWARTZ PHARMACY. 170t
sxHHsLADi4i. xfla AaSii e;M; Experienced, white. An.
sziIiEss;fEADY. Al r..dy-to-w.ar. "a an.
spoItsEear; exp; perm. position;
eooo sIartlnR seIary plus commits
PSRTMENT STORE. 5eo1 aeorsis h
SALES PERSON, for excl. gown shop;
salary and comm; part or full time;
state exper., wage, etc. Box 1927
SALES POSITION-Colored, intelh-
gent lady, not afraid to work hard
and make S50-$100 per sale. easy
credit. Report to 1886 Ninth St
NV. 1890 am. or call DE. 2-62S6
SALESWOMEN for hosiery and hand
bag dept: salary, plus comm. Apply
'oSEPH DeYoUNG, 1925 F st. NV.
SALESWOMEN-If you can sell; II
you can take orders; II you can talk.
We think We have the best payine
Louis IN Moa toe CITY a1 rass ass 'Gs sss MF
HOME SERVICE, $500 Dixon ave-,
Silver Spring. Md. -23
Evening star., 1953-02-22
CHILD CARE

Live In pleasant suburban home. .
to qualify, individual must have At
least one 3-year child care ref
erence. Write brief details to BOX
163-Y. Star. -
Evening star., 1953-02-22
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES

(WHQ CAN WRITE CLEARLY
ON TECHNICAL sIJBJFc!s1TG1i
SECRETARIES
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Red Propaganda
On u. S. Treatment
OF fPOWs Starts
By the Associoted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.-
Peiping Radio has opened an
expected propaganda tira d e
against the United States for
alleged miStreatment of Com
munist war prisoners repatriated
at Panmunjom.
The Red broadcaStS, heard by
the Associated Press in San
Francisco, bristled with such
terms as these: Ghosts of men
tottered straight from the hor-
rors of Koje Island" starved, /"
"maltreated," "emaciated, ""they
looked as though they had come
from BelSen."
In fact, the International Red
Cross inSpects allied camps to be
sure prisoners are Well treated.
The Communists do not allow
the Red Cross in their camps.
One unsigned dispatch from
kaesong claimed there were an
excessive number of amputees.
Alan Wilmington, correspondent
OF the London Communist Daily
Worker. asserted he saw six
cases of double leg amputation
and declared: "Amputation-as
the German Army discovered-is
cheaper than medical attention. ="
wilmington also said North
Koreans returned without over
coats or tunics to protect them
from a biting wind. Actually.
the prisoners had been issued
new uniforms and overcoats be-
fore the transfer.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
List of POWs EXCHANGED

Pvt. Robert w. Fleming, 23c
Regiment. I'd Division. Memphis
Tenn, son of Mrs. w. A. Elem.
ing, jr.. 1927 Tutweiler avenue
Memphis.
Pfc. James L. Ball. Company C
I'd Division. son of Mrs. Isaac
Monroe Ball of Bellburn, w. Va
Pvt. Robert L. Dunn, jr., Isl
Marine Division. son of Mrs
Quele Dunn, Muskogee, Okla.
Pvt. John B. Martin, Company
c. 65th Engineers Combat Bat
talon, son of Elmer Martin, Tule
Lake. Calf.
Pfc. John S. Poloch, Company
K, 17th Regiment, 7th Division,
son of Mrs. Sophie Chesney,
Detroit.
Pfc. Thor Rubin, Company I,
9th Regiment. 1st Cavalry Divi-
sion. brother of Irwin Rubin,
Long Beach. Calf.
Pfc. Fon Mitchell, Company
M, 38th Infantry Regiment, I'd
Division. son of Mrs. Bill Ray
Mitchell, Roderfield. w. Va.
Pvt. Jose M. Garcia, Company
I, 2lst Regiment, oath Division,
son of Mrs. Gartola Garcia, Los
Angeles.
Pvt. Charles Sacco, Ontario
Canada; son of Mrs. Mary Jo-
sephine Sacco of Ontario.
Turkish.
Sergt. Mustaffer Sendurc, Kay
feri. Turkey. "
Pvt. Ibrahim .Odaci, Kara
Ahmeelei, Zonguldak, Turkey.
Pvt. Ibrahim Yabas, Torbah
1smir. Turkey.
British.
Raymond Fish. pvt, Gloucester
Regs., Kings Lynn, Norfolk.
Enoch Hartland, pvt. Glou-
ceSter Regt., Wolver-Hampton.
George Chambers, pvt. Glou-
cester Regt.. Scotswood, New
caStle-on-Tyne.
William J. Cox, pvt, Gloucester
Regt.. Lower Edmonton, Middle
sex, London N 9.
A. .Callveley, trooper, 9th Hus-
sarS, Rockferry. Birkenhead.
R. F. Roberts, rif1eman, Royal
Ulster Rifles, Peckham, London
Sc.
Albert Hawkins, pvt. Glouces-
ter Regt., Tredworth, Gloucester,
Wilfred Lucas, sergt., Glouces-
ter Regt., Cutting Power. Chel-
tenham.
j. T. Read, pvt, Gloucester
Regt.. Leominister, Hertfordshire.
w. G. Swancott, lance corpl.,
Gloucester Regt., Warley, Bir-
mingham.
r. Mines, sapper, 28th Field
Engineer Regt.. Denavy Main,
Doncaster.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
know|and Calls for Soviet
Withdrawal From Poland

Senator Knowland, Republican,
OF California last night said
President Eisenhower's recent
foreign policy speech did not go
far enough, in at least one direc-
ton.
Although the Senator whole
heartedly praised the Eisenhower
statement, he said that it will
not be enough to have a united
Germany free from Russian
troops. The Russians must also
withdraw from adjoining Poland,
Senator Knowland said, before
Germany can be even relatively
secure.
The Californian, chairman of
the Senate Republican Policy
Committee, spoke at a meeting
sponsored by the Catholic Uni
versity Student Bar Association.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Head Of Iranian Police
Disappears in Teheran
BY the Associafed Press

TEHERAN, Iran, April 21.-
Trans national police headquar-
ters revealed today that the Or
ganization's head, Mohammed
AfshartuS, disappeared last night
under mysterious circumstances
AfshartuS, q key figure in the
government controlled security
forces with the rank of brigadier
general, Is q relative of Premier
Mohammed MoSsadegh. The
Premier named him police chief
i've month ago.
The headquarters said Afshar-
tuS had his chauffeur drive him
to a lane leading of a main
Teheran business street near the
Parliament Building about
o'clock last night. He dismissed
the car there and told the driver
to await him at the district police
office, The chief, however, did
not return to the Office.
Military and civil police
launched a city-wide search to-
day for the missing man.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Virginia Firm Upheld
In Suit Against UNIV
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, April 21.-
The Virginia Supreme Court
yesterday upheld the Laburnum
Construction Co.'s suit against
the United Mine Workers, but
reduced a lower court award YER
dict from $275. .473 to $129, 1926.
The court also rejected the
unions contention that the labor
dispute is beyond State juris-
diction.
In rejecting the unions argu-
ment that the Taft-Hartley law
made the dispute q Federal case,
the court said Federal legislation
had not deprived the States of
their traditional power and
jurisdiction to deal with unlaw-
full conduct.
The Laburnum firm, which
has headquarters in Richmond,
had charged that union threats
and coercion caused it's employees
to leave a construction job in
the Kentucky coal fields in 1949.
The company brought suit in a
Richmond court for $50O.OO6.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Parents Await News
Of Soldier Son Who
Had Enough Of Reds

A couple in suburban Mary
land waited hopefully today for
further encouraging news of
their son, who has returned to
the American zone of Germany
after years stay in Red-domi-
mated Czechoslovakia.
The 24-year-old soldier, whose
disappearance a year ago made
propaganda for the Communists,
is Pfc. Willis Bergen, jr., son of
the Rev. and Mrs. Willis Bergen,
5217 Augusta street, Glen Mar
Park.
Used in Propaganda.
After he went AWOL from a
post in Germany, the soldier was
quoted by the Reds as denounc-
ing the United States as anti
Semitic and anti-Negro.
The Rev. Mr.. Bergen, a supply
minister for the Presbyterian
Church, maintained that the
soldier had been kidnapped. He
never gave up hope for his re-
turn.
A State Department spokes-
man, reporting Pfc. Bergen's re-
turn yesterday, quoted the SOL
dier as saying he had seen
enough" Of the effects of COM
muniSm at first hand.
Asked Embassy Aid.
The Army said Pfc. Bergen
appeared at the American EN-
basSy in Prague April 6 and
asked for assistance in return
ing to Germany. Ambassador
George Wadsworth applied to
the Czech government for an
exit visa. which was granted last
Saturday. A military attache
accompanied him from the en-
baSSy to Germany.
An embassy report indicated
Pfc. Bergen had worked in a
Czech chemical plant. When he
appeared at the embassy, Off
cials said. he had been ques-
toned by Communist authorities.
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Pfc. Lionel e. Peterson, 81. re-
ported missing last October.
The happiest man he ever saw,
said Decter Adams of Murfrees-
boro. Tenn, was George Heath.
The reason, explained Mr..
Adams, was because he had just
told Mr.. Heath his son, Joe, an
infantry private, was coming
home from a Korean prison
camp. One Of Joe's buddies
wrote the Heaths he had seen
their son killed in battle, but
they had heard from him since
his capture.
Goth Birthday, Too.
Another reason MIR. Heath was
happy? It was Joe's goth birth
day.
Mrs. Quela Dunn of Muskogee
Okla, mother Of 18-year-old Pvt.
Robert L. Dunn, was another who
first learned last night her son
was still alive and would come
home soon. He had been missing
since last October.
When he was reported missing
the mother related, II said, This
is the end" But she prayed
and saw her prayers answered.
Friends Of Mrs. A. F. Reiling in
Mount Vernon, H., brought her a
big surprise. She had been lis
tening to the radio, but had
missed the news of her sons re-
lease in a momentary absence.
The son. Pfc. Arthur j. Gregory.
went to Korea in February, 1852,
and his family had thought him
dead until last December.
Mrs. William H. White of
Greeneville. Tenn, said she had
been glued to her radio since the
prisoner exchange began Sunday
night. Last, night she was re-
warded. Her husband, q veteran
OF IL years in the Army, was an
nounced as one of the repatri-
ates. He had intended to make
q career Of the Army but Mrs.
White wouldn't guess whether
he would now.