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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
SALESMAN

of nationally advertised
top quality food product has open
ing for salesman in Washington
area. To the successful applicant
this position represents the oppor-
tunity to build a secure and re-
warding sales career with a ma
tional concern that has a. back
ground of over So years of prog
ress. II you are looking for such
q. position and are 81 to 81 years
of age, are a high school graduate
own a car in good condition and are
willing to travel, then we will .bt
glad to have you apply. Food sales
experience desirable but not essen.
tial. In addition to providing genu.
the opportunity for steady advance.
ment,. we offer q good starting sal.
ary, liberal car allowance and ex.
penses, a retirement plan, grour
insurance, 8 thorough training pro.
gram and friendly, helpful supervi-
sion. A. personal interview will bt
arranged with qualified men. Write
to Box 293-C, Star, giving age, ad.
dress, telephone number and full
particulars as to education, ex.
perience and other qualifications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings. good references. Call
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. inexperienced, full-time men
average 800 and UP per wk. Re-
peat business plus regular customers
assures you Of steady. regular income:
Start on l or 2-day trial basis II
you wish, to prove to yourself what
an; excellent opportunity this Is Is
Fuller Brush dealers average Sl0O
and up per wk.. calling on regular
customers by appt. Fuller Brush
customers are pleasant. courteous
and buy these famous everyday
necessities regularly. An experienced
man will make calls with you and
train you. If you are interested in
sure way to raise your income.
INQUIRE at eli National Press Bldg.
18th. and F SITS. MA or pheone
&EN-Part time, able to meet public.
evening and Saturday work. Good
pay. See MR.. PETERS, 5 to 8 pm.
Aoom 422, 1404 New York ave. NV.
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REPRESENTATIVE

nGE 1LGOEN / I'VE
Man or woman wanted to represent
appliance CO. in leading department
store. Drawing acct. and dis
count privils. Must have car. APP
ply to MR.. LENNON, 8 am. Thurs.
1905 Rhode Island ave. ne
Statesmen AND SALESWOMEN,
white or colored. to sell appliances
and furniture; canvassing; 1871 to
9TH st. NV. HU. $500. 18s
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RELp-WoMEN

SHOE SALESWOMAN for part-time
work; experience preferred, but not
NECESSARY. Apply WHITMAN SHOES.
S563 Fenton, st., Silver Spring. Nd.
SHORT ORDER COOK and dish
washer combination, 3 pm. to mid
night; $35 wk. 6916 4th st. NV.
Takoma Park, d. c. -18
STENOGRAPHER - $3.50 per mo-:
white;. state age. experience; tipping
financial statements; 40-hr., 5-day
Wk.; chance for adv. Box 175-C,
sTENoGRAPHER Insurance claim
dept; shorthand not required; start
ing salary, $50: 5-day week, MR.,
HARMON. ST. 3.274O. go
STENOGRAPHER, flrst-class, for lge.
downtown offlce. State age, exper.
and qualifications. Salary, $1,000.
Five-day week. Box 270-A. Star.
STENOGRAPHER- TYPIST, 10 to IS;
SINGLE. permanent resident; ideal
for resident Sc. or S.w.: free lunches;
500 week. Elk. 3-4430. 30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opportu-
nifty to learn retailing, as secretary
to merchandise manager; must be
able to take shorthand and type;
5-day week, liberal employee bene-
fits, including discount on purchases
and employer-paid disqualification.
Apply personnel dept; 9Th A., COL
DENBERGS, 9TH and K SITS. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER. colored
girl, desires days work. $6 and car
fare. References. Experienced. Call
weekdays before 4 pm, Ii. 7-O217.
G.H.W., by settled woman; previous
Job 8 yrs: live in: 10. 8-2717.
GIRL, colored, wishes work 3 or
d days a week; FOND Of children. Ref
GIRL desires JOB 8 days. a week (gen-
eral housework or child care). IA.
GIRL DESIRES WORK cleaning, IRON
ing and plain cooking, or as elevator
operator. DE. 2-SS54.
s pm. Call Ii. 1886. iS' "
WOMAN, colored, desires days work
or part time: experienced and refs.
REFINED Australian lady desires DO
sition in diplomatic household. Care
MORGAN. HU. $3.50. EXT. 2ss:
SETTLED Southern colored lady de-
sires plain cooking, house cleaning
References. II. 3-5701.
CLEANING OR LAUNDRY. Monday,
5ss9S1 after $50 :stUf pm. fe''' A'
COLORED GIRL wants days work;
, reliable, experienced. good worker.
g. CORB1N. Dl. 7-6O12. 49,
C S,dtSsrI ns GIRL desires work as
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w.;
days; experienced. LII. $4,000.
C0LORED GIRL, excel. laundress and
cleaner, desires Mon. and Thurs. in
one place; depend; ref. Ii. 6-S155,
COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. OF
child care. References and expert
ence. Ii. 3-42S3.
C0LORED GIRL desires g.h.w. two
days, Friday and Saturday. Call
Wed. or Thurs, Ii. 7-5549.
COLORED. GIRL with refs. wishes
JOB as g.h.w. or child care. 10; 81
COLoRED WOMAN, wishes days
work; exper.. refs. CO. $500:
COLORED WOMAN wants housework
or child care. HUI. 3-5063.
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GIRL, white, exper. in LIQUOR: hours,
IL to 8 pm. HARMONY RESTAU-
RANT. ST 2nd st. ne. lis
to work in cash-and-carry. ONCE.
Call OIL 2:1600 for appointment.
land st., Chevy, Chase. Nd. 30
GIRL to work IN small shop, some
6n s,% Of b 9 No S ex-
The Engraving Shop, 1905 @ st.
NV. No phone calls. 10
LADY, with. car, for cosmetic party
director in homes; commission. Write
briefly p. o. Box 717O. p. c., 4. .
LADY, middle-aged, to work on candy
counter: Apply to manager, CEN,
a6 Pm 4s5 9th tbs St. NV. ~ ~. "a ,n
About 81 hr. Apply 1912 pm. or
81 pm, Tues. Wed. Thurs, Room
SOL. 10 14th st. NV. --18
WOMAN. white, prac. nurse, exper.:
vic. Hillcrest Heights, Md; morn.
VIZ. 81 per hr. 10; ,S-6275. -l9
cooking; live in. Ia. 9-7731 after
WOMEN, white, part time in cleaning
and laundry agency. 1856 COLUMBIA
WOMEN (b). immediate placement
in good AVON money making terri
tories; pleasant work: full or part
WOMEN, to make phone calls from
their homes; good pay: exper. pref.
but not necessary. Call MR.. MONT:
GOMERY. AID. 2-9013. from to 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
SHOE STORE MANAGER

Young and aggressive, must have al
least 10 years shoe eXper.; window
displays also necessary. Starting sal
airy, $4,000 yr., plus other features
All replies confidential. Box CSC
Star. Is
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YOUNG MEN
YOUNG MAN

awning prospects. $50 wEiy. draw
after weeks training with pay.
Work with mgr. Age 1924 with
little or no selling exper. pref. We
give you a complete training course.
High school grad and have use OF
car. Apply 1918 M st. NV. 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
YOUNG MAN

To start as file clerk, but looking for
opportunity to rise above clerical
brackets. See Mrs. Cassidy.
1000 Vermont Ave. NV, 10
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HELP--MEN AND WOMEN

CASE WORKER az. under As. with
4 yrs. college or 4 yrs. exper. in
welfare work, CHARLES COUNTY
WELFARE BOARD, La.Plata. Nd.
La Plata 6571. "a
COUPLE WANTED-G.h.w., live in.
References required. ia. $500.
RETIRED COUPLE OR WIDOW
house. Apt. free for services. Ia.
9-9590. 10
RELIABLE MEN OR wOMEN-De-
liver children for private school in
Silver Spring, mornings and after
Moons; Need car. Over %. Box
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HELP MEN (cont.)
REGISTRATION CLERK
RELIABLE MAN for motor court in
city; must be able to be bonded
hours 8 pm. to IL pm; under 80.
Government Services, Inc.
1135 21st st. NV.

SALES MANAGER to supervise small
sales, stan to sell everyday business
supplies paper products. janitors'
Age $50 e'e yout iSSRs Fet smO SsSTs
worker: good personality. Very good
salary and car expense. Wholesale
f1rm. Write fully, Box 3S-B, Star.
SALES MANAGER-Excepti OPP
portunity If you have these quail
1: Experienced in selling upholstery
and slip covers.
2. Have previously or can train sales
men.
8. Are willing to work hard to obtain
maximum results.
Earnings are very high. depending
on the ability of the man. Working
for US is like having your own
business. Call RE. 7-1210, Ext. 10,
3 to 5. -19
SALESMAN, experienced in. selling
tur or cloth coats. Excel. salary
R 'tf R6o f2s S sSa sso7 2si fG9 an Can
SALESMAN-Men's furnishings; ex-
Mgr., NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS,
sALESMAN-CLERK, retail tire store;
SonE a Saa exp sna ii
HUNDLEY. 3446 14th st. NV.
SALESMAN, to sell for one of the
largest automotive supply compan-
les. The man we hire must have
good appearance, be courteous tc
customers and above all be a good
salesman. He will sell from the re-
tail floor on q salary and commits
sion basis. Many company bene-
fits. disqualification, insurance, re-
tirement plan. vacation with pay
etc: Apply at WESTERN AUTO
STORES, S217 Ga. ave-, Silver
Spring. Md. No phone calls please
SALESMAN; advertising. Experienced
in newspaper. telephone. radio or
intangibles. no car needed, Call
DI. 1902, mornings. @19
SALESMAN, kitchen cabinets. Reliable
corporation needs man eXper. in
selling kitchens to builders in
Wash. and vic. Very profitable OPP
portunity for person qualifying. COM
mission basis. Call WO. 6-2205 fer
appointment. 30
SALESMAN'S HELPER: salary, $50
per week. Apply 1866 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
GARAGES
BUILT FOR A LIFETIME
BY ACECO

Beauty, quality and durability. No
IFS, ands or butts about our COM
free estimates gladly given without
obligation. Call ACECO, Sunday
and daily. ia. 7-57S1 or ia. 1861.
GENERAL REPAIRS - Painting, ins
terror, exterior; free estimates. A.
DOMINICK, ia. 2-6S30.
tering, carpentry work, roof paint
ing, repairing. No Job too small.
PRINT, Ii. 4-1511.
GEN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., papering,
carpentry. CAPITOL IMPROVE.
MENT CO, Est. 1928. ST. 3.2097.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
BUSINESS SERVICES

Debating MACHINE placed free in
once or home. We pick up dictatton,
transcribe and return. Excellent
work, reas. rates. 10. 6-4775. ,--22
ENVELOPES, typed or hand written;
a siS ReF TAI 1nou sA1Si7. Can s MsS
WATERPROOFING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
YOUNG MAN

Permanent position with future op.
portunity, for conscientious, de-
pendable, high school graduate, in
shipping and service dept. of Local
distributor for one of Americas out
standing products; 5-day, 4O-hour
week Call ME S.1720 Ia
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c .dm. f Sex once :z1 Ses5 must hay,
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 1927 Z
CLERKS familiar with title and "a,
work. VIII consider good typist with
clerical experience. Perm. position
in modern air-cond. ONCE in George
town. Salary open. Box 22S-C, Star.
CLERK-TYPISTS-We have openings
for several clerk-typists under 40
in our home ONCE. Tipping speed
not important. Our employees work
4:45 pm, Monday through Friday.
Vacation and sick leave benefits.
Non-proflt cafeteria. If you would
like to work with congenial people
in a pleasant atmosphere, won't yor
come in and see US? Apply PER-
CLERK TYPIsT for insurance ONCE
5-day wk.. permanent position; $45
per WIZ. to start. Apply sos Victol
Bldg. 724 9th st. NV. -10
CLERK-TYPIST. age 1S to 35; nu-
merouS employe benefits: 5h-day
week: pleasant working conds. See
Mrs. Cooper. from 8 to /, OIL
DOMINION BANK. 2926 Columbia
pike. All. Va. -10
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PART TIME

A wonderful opportunity to use a few
ewes. a week displaying costume
tewelry; no canvasing; earn approx.
$30-S50 wk. (White). Write giving
name, address and telephone to
Box 3057. Eads Station, Arl., Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening star has an opening in
the classified advertising depart
ment. An opportunity for an &C.
curate typist, with q food telephone
voice, who Is capable and would en-
JOY rendering service to customers b
telephone. The hours are 4 days
urday. IL noon to 8 pm. Apply per.
sonnet office, Room eos. Open Mon
through Fri, $40 am. to 5 pm
and Sat. am. to / pm.
THE EVENING STAR
IDOL Pa. Ave. NV.
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HOUSE, PAINTING

INSULATION, Rockwool or Fiberglas
applied ~ sda6 by machine. AID. 4-935S. or
oil BURNERS and gas furnaces IS In
stalled, serviced and repaired: D. c.
PAi AIN IS va exterior MAii 0S and interior:
estimate. MIR. Wires. ia. g.ss4s.
PAINTING, interior : exterior; reas.;
MR.. BuNGER. sr. s-49ss. M setHs'''
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commer.
cial and residential; satisfactory for
% yrs. MR. LAWRENCE. RIA. 6-97O3.
PAINTING AND PAPERING. interior
and exterior, neat work. Reasonable
price. IA. S-91S7. -1S
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior, ex.
terror, For free estimates cali JU.
PXiNTfifNG. PAPER1NG - Firs Ncf
distsiV: ' NIX. P sSa7 f S&. s:5SSS asI
PAINTING and paperins; 90 yrs.
exper., Al work, personal serv.; sat-
lsfact. guar. Any time. Ia. 9-0396.
PAINTING, exterior a speciality; 1st
class work, materials; DO own work,
bros, white; refs. ia. 2-1731.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; ist.
s SaS wS5k; ir Ss. estimates TH9 ONE
PAINTING. papering. plastering; neat
clean work; low prices; immd. at.
tention. For service call ia. 8.
1908. -lS
PAINT YOUR HOME WTTH OUR HE'LL
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NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS
merce Or In the production of
goods for commerce must NON pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one.hdlt for Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
L1tO. Job seekers offered less by
couered firms should notify the
Wage and Hour Diutsion u. S.
Department OF Labor telephone
Executive S-2420. Extension 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18
SALESMAN
BOYS CLOTHING
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Permanent position for man of high
intelligence with at least 2 years
college who does not mind hard
work: no prior sales experience
necessary; car desirable; must be
ready to go to work at once. Call
personnel manager, ME. S-2336, for
interview -
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{. HELP-MnMEN

PBX OPERATOR. Apply in person
35-hour week; hours, 9 to s; BE.
theSda area, 603 Bradley blvd.
Chevy Chase, Md. "a
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PAINT YOUR HOME WITH OUR HELP
US do. the high dangerous painting.
You do the rest under our SUPER
vision. SAVE YOURSELF as much
as S275. For information, call Jerry
Du. 7-14S1; ewes. ~. 5-O1S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-18

PIX OPERATOR
$166 per no., alternating shifts
pleasant surroundings and excel
working combs; permanent. Fol
further details. see MRS. HAYES
resident manager, 1900 r st, NV
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-07-08
Bowling Marks
Q Mixed Scratch Doubles League

Mixed Scratch doubles League
Team Four(3-Marie Nakata 401,
George Funai $40, YoYo Konishi
493, Pruney Tsuji 513; Team Seven
W-Mary Yokoyama sos, frankie
Yokoyama 438, Janet Sugitachi 348,
Nobi Takahashi 513.
Team (2)-Mary Maniwa 400.
Herbie Furuta 459, Decko Shibuya
Alb, TAX Shibuya 566; Team Eight
O-Martha Ikeda 427, George Ma
ito 435, Miye Ishikawa ATT, Shoichi
Suyama 476.
Team Six(0-Kimi Tanaka 4O1,
Hiro Sasaki $780, Lois Yut 486, Sho-
DO Ideta 554; Team Four (O-Kimi
Hamasaki 367 Tonic Hamasaki $40,
Mickey Oyama 444, Kenny Oyama
514.
Team Three (2-Mid Nakahara
AL. George Morihiro 488, Rose
Young 448, Tommy Namba $40;
Team Five O-Pat Hidaka 481,
George Iwasaki 536, Elsie Urakawa
483, Fred Takagi 400
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-07-08
JACL Golf Tourney
Scheduled July IL

Seattle chapter of the japanese
American Citizens League has set
Sunday, July IL, as the date for its
golf tournament in Tacoma
There will be two flights and tro-
phies will be awarded to first and
second places in each flight, ac-
cording to co-chairmen Min Yama-
guchi and DR.. Torrance Toda.
The first flight will tee off from
Meadow Park, and the second from
Aflenmore.
Only JACL members and all Issei
in naturalization classes will be ell
gible Entry fee is $3.50 per person.
Those wishing to compete in the
meet are requested to contact va
maguchi by Friday, July 10.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-07-08
SPORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, July g.
For the first time in the history of
the annual invitational match team
tournament at Downtown Bowl, a
Nisei bowler came into share of
top team prize money when Fuzzy
Shimada's outfit, Arts Mems Shop,
placed fourth among 20 teams after
IL matches nthree nights of play
which ended last Thursday, July 8.
Shimada. the Nichi Bel Times re-
ported, will receive a share of the
$500 prize money won by his team.
Los Angeles teams took the lions
portion of the big prize money as
Star Kist Tuna won first place and
the grand prize of $1,000 and Rub
Der Teck took third Detroit Strohs,
including some of the topnotch
bowlers in the nation, placed second
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-07-08
Japanese to Vie
In Toronto Meet

VANCOUVER, b. c., July 8tNew
Canadian Dispatch)-The Japanese
Davis Cup squad which is prepping
for its cup tie with the United
States in Vancouver on July 8, 10
and IL, will compete in the Canadi-
an tennis championships in Toron-
to on July IS to 26, 1t was learned
this week.
The japanese will be playing, in
the Toronto test, against such top
stars of the Canadian Davis Cup
team as LOrne Main at the Toronto
Lawn Tennis Club. They are due In
Toronto on July Is.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-07-08
. Savoys Drop Final Contest

. Savoys Drop Final Contest
The Nisei Savoys wound up their
'53 season in the Puget Sound Base
ball league last Sunday by dropping
a close 6-5 contest to Des Moines.
Korean war veteran Dick STAN
den twirled for the Japanese Anne
rican nine. Standen, a promising
hurler, showed the effects of the
long lay-off during which time he
spent in the armed forces in Korea.
The defeat was the sixth conse-
cutive loss against three victories.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Thomas l. Stokes:
Tide|onds Fight Is Not in Vain
Opponents Bound to Lose But Expose Greedy
Setting Out to Exploit Our National Resources

knew how great had been the
contribution of oil to the Eli
senhower campaign, and 1t
saw the bargain signed and
sealed with the Republican
candidates pledges in the
campaign to put through a
State ownership bill. It learned
very soon after the new
President took Office that
he would stand by his cam
paign promise.
But this indefatigable group
in the Senate did succeed in
alerting the public to a de-
gree. This became manifest
in letters that poured in upon
Senators. AS a result, the pub
lie should be more conscious
Of what is at stake and should
be able to recognize the next
moves, for they have been
pointed out in advance in the
lengthy debate over the Off
shore oil bill.
A familiar pattern has de-
veloped in the Senate that is
reminiscent Of something else
that happened quite a while
ago now. The minority in the
Senate which stood up so
valiantly against the offshore
oil give-away recalls that other
minority of another era, COM
pounded likewise of both
Democrats and Republicans.
This was the group that fought
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Will Japan Turn Communist?
Peace in Korea Will DrostcoIy Reduce u. S. Buying
And Reds Nay Find Island Empire Easy Piekines
Constantine Brown:

The ti-Communist Japan
ese Government headed by
Premier Yoshida is in serious
difficulties, which it can over
come so long as the American
Government is compelled to
spend about 81 billion annu-
ally in that country because
OF the Korean campaign.
But if that expenditure
should be drastically reduced,
the japanese premier fears
period of unrest which would
seriously affect the present po-
litical structure of the island
empire and might throw it into
the arms of the Communists
across the japanese Sea.
For the time being the
agents of Moscow and Peiping
are playing down communism
and emphasizing xenophobia
the hatred Of foreigners.
Since a foreigner in Japan has
never been and is not now an
Asiatic, this campaign is di-
rected exclusively at the peo-
pies from the West, principal
ly Americans. We still have
some military forces in Japan
under the treaty signed last
year. Moreover, thousands Of
American civilians and mill
tary personnel are in Tokyo
and other main cities in con-
nection with the Korean war
and other undertakings.
But so long as these official
and unofficial representatives
Of the United States are spend
ing their dollars, the anti
foreign sentiment is mostly a
part of the Communist propa-
ganda. The Japanese people
themselves, like those in the
USSR, Communist China and
throughout the rest of the
world, are interested in their
own personal problems and
have neither the time nor the
inclination to hate their fellow
man.
Hate is not the character
istic of human behavior. unless
it Is artif1cially famed by some
interested groups. But when
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Is Defense Plan Constitutional?
Constitution Gives Congress Power Over Army and Navy,
Can Such Authority Be Delegated to Some One Person?

housekeeping" and kept the
agenda for the Joint Chiefs.
But actually he became and
asserted the right to become
the military spokesman" Of
the Government. He briefed
the President almost daily
on the military situation. He
spoke in behalf of the Joint
Chiefs before congressional
committees. He even made
public speeches on military
and political policy at the
time of Gen. MacArthur's re-
turn from the Far East. A
few weeks ago in a public
speech, the present chairman
gave the military viewpoint"
on the Korean war and called
it personal" It was not the
viewpoint Of all the Joint
Chiefs.
There are those who believe
that all this is the proper func-
tion of a chairman" and there
are others who think he is
merely a "co-ordinator" and
will remain so. But now under
the new plan the chairman Is
given control over the selec-
ton and tenure of 200 officers
of the so-called "joint staff"
who used to be responsible to
all the members of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff. The chair
man is to be placed at the
right hand Of the Secretary Of
Defense and with a military
staff almost entirely his own
he can, If he chooses, make
himself through public prestige
and private influence the most
powerful single military chief
the United States ever had.
Since Gen. Bradley was the
only military member of the
commission who wrote the re-
port it is being called the
Bradley Plan" 1t cannot be
viewed, however, as in any
sense personal. for Gen. Brad
ley himself retires in August
of this year. But it does re-
fleet a school of thought here
which has constantly urged
more and more power for a
single chieftain and this is
what critics have sensed as the
incipient stages of the Ger
man general staff" concept.
While it is easy to say that
everything depends on the man
who is appointed, the Ameri-
can people have been taught to
believe that the greatest safety
Is to be found in government
of laws and not of men. There
are some good features of the
proposed reorganization plan,
especially those which give
f1exibility in administration to
civilian officials and those
which introduce scientific and
economic analysts at high
levels to assist in er-all plan