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Evening star., 1955-10-09
BILLER
Permanent Position
5-Day Week
WIN. HAHN & co.
9Th ANn KNsTR n w
7th AND KNsTs. NV.

BOOKkRERER STENOCRAPHER--
Public relations once Of national
organization REQUIRES services o q
attractive young lady under ~.
double entry bookkeeptng. typtng
and shorthand required b-day.
sSsa sasS vesii esii 81. ls.zdai sGS iss ns.
BSSao,HKsKEsnnPPER ER-we require the
services Of . ccmpetent person In
our accounting department. One
who understands thoroughly the
principle Of doubie-entry bookkeep-
Ing and has the ability 10 close
the books and prepare statements
each month. Must come e Us well
pesIecs ad snovedps y Ws AZ
willing 10 pay q worthwhile salary
Il you can qualify for this posi-.
ton; 6-dey work week. Apply by
letter 70 Boz BAIT, Star. -1Q.
entry system. general ledger. Ex-
sellent pay and wcrking conditions
B6okKEEfrSa 6Sa EilEfS Sssr CLERK for motion not
ssiTi pliTii.. s1SS SSD; asd l. ioia fssS is,S
BooRRiKzEEPiNG ASSISTANT 70 oper-
ate Burronghs eensimatic; expert
ence preferred; 6-dAy. 4Q-hour
Eiss Efss H ssary 1850 sRse tsl Sa Sa
sooKkEEPER-Typine. general Of
fice work: exp 5.day week. 2S2S
BOOKKEEPER CASHIER, expert
enced. excellent salary, women's
apparel shop. Cali for interview.
B6oKkkErER.TYrIsr, n6 asi LII for Whole ho
Wsshinston. salary. SIS per week.
BocKkIEPER.TYpIsr 81 1SilSs for aoofins aH
contractor In Hyattsville; salary,
SIS uer week. ST. a-.lti6. 10
BooKKFEPERs --+-- s65- $50 wk
Cashier Bookkeeper ---- $40 wk
Bank Teller, exp, young $500
Bark Trainees. high school grad
Asst Boekkeepers-typists S65-STO
Always excellent openings: welcome.
sc. See, Miss Black At s0Yp,s; s, s3,..S cor.
RKKPR, -sECY.. young $500 mo.
Secretaries. legal -----S S7o-Ss0 wk
secy.. l-Eirl ONCE SSS VI.
Seey.. economist -------1.S7 SIS up
Statistical typist. some steno;
d To &, B days S276 up
Clerk -typist S50-S60
Cierk .tynist, teietyne exper. $50
PIX oi,erator. retail ST5 wk.
Abstraetor, chem. major, knowledge
French or German $4,000 up
ALLEN Q'BRIEN. Personnel serviee
1904 N Y. Ave. RE. 7-72se
BOOKKEEPER
For LIQUOR store. age 35-45. Knowl-
ege OF general once work. Good
salary: unlimited opportunity;
bonus: vacation. Character refs.
RA R-5f63. --15
Evening star., 1955-10-09

Junior Executive Type
Age IS . 3s. college trained. sue
cessfui ID past and ambitious for
the future. Sales and sales man.
agemeut opportunity. Extensive
tsainins srIi1ars,, ntosrsp. TssisRhone ioI
Evening star., 1955-10-09
HID MIA

PART TIME. $3.50 HOUR
8 niEhts week and SATURDAY.
White, car. age 21-5b. Cali Nom
day, ESQ 70 t:3o. ~. s-03s4 for
Evening star., 1955-10-09
Career OpportunitY

Career Opportunity
Two-biIlion-dollar national orsani-
zatiofl has outstanding career op-
inGton area. Professional selling,
with opportunity for sales MANAGE
ment Extensive training. subStan-
tiai income available to those who
SPECIFICATIONS
Preferably married. Age 26-45. Col
leGe training or equivalent, Well
manity with mintTnUm OF two wears
residence. Presently employed where
future opportunity Is limited. Sales
experience desirable but not eS-
sentiai. Cali MR.. HUFSTETLER.
Df. 7-0762 Monday.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

man out Of college whose
future is blocked. or
.. Man who Is now selling
and feels that his position is
not sufflcientiy challenging or
e. does not not ofier good possibili-
8. A Junior executive,
school teacher, engineer. sales
proprietor, Junior accountant
or lawyer who Is economically
disturbed,
INVESTIGATE this oppor-
tunitv TO qualify highest level
Of selling recognized by Sales
Executive Clubs with a we'll
known company. Should YOU
qualify we will discuss with
you the possibility OF ASSOCIATE
ing with US In WashinRton
area. Write confldentialiv to
Box 422-V, Star.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
hlLP--MEN
TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVERS, white. local furn
moving: 50 70 81 hf. after traintnf
period. 800 minimum cash bond
REQUIRED. LU. l-d440. -9
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HE'D MLA
MEN
As TO SIS

Supplement your retirement
income With Light once work.
5 TO 4::30. Mondays through
Fridays. Starting salary, $45
per week. with periDdie in
ereases. Reply in own hand
writing tno typing pleasel,
giving age, educational back
ground, past work history and
telephone no. Box GOA, Star.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
OUR JOB is
TO PLACE YOU
IN THE RIGHT JOB

Current partial listing:
E.E. or Me. degree, SC. 900.
Accountant. desree, exper., overseas
|ssiss,O heavy duty, paper, 500 up
Secretary. 10 ase so. $500.
Typists, to $50.
General clerical, $40 up.
Advertising space salesman. S60-S7f
plus commission.
Graphic art machine sales, $500
draw AGAINST commission.
Insurance. est debit sales, S66.
Trafnee. sales. under so. sos pln,
Senior sales. s75 draw plus.
National sales trsinee. 2 yrs. college
under 80: $500 plus car. piui
Accounts cierk-typist. 500.
Gas station attendant, white, ex-
perienced. $50 to start.
Auto parts. experienced. Open.
Expef. ~ repsirmail, to learn color
Pressmsn. white. s4o-seo.
NO REGISTRATION FEE
But . fee for service u we place you
Interview hours: Mon. .-Ffi.
$50 ANIL Pm. or 2 P.M.-4 PM
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL couNsELING
SERVICES
1928 Conn. Ave. NV, Rm, 2f6
Df. f-4I50
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l420 New YORK Ave. NV, Rm.
ACCT mERK

| ACCT. CLERK.
secsiysbls isdssr: 5-das. 4o-hr.
week % sst sss ,s.; sS5s DP9rSDris,: no. e:
| required. 20-3e years Of age.. SAL
ary commemorate with experience.
weekdays. e;SO-b and sat-. e-i2.
T THE EVENING STAR
tioi PA. AVE. NV.
ACCOUNTING MACHINE 0PRRATOR
Competent MGR. Accounting
training CPA ONCE. Box 3S7-A.
Star.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
TOP JOBS IN

CHARLOTTE, N. C.
AAA-1 - Established company ex.
PRODUCT DESIGN
ment work Of Industrial mechanical
items. Age under 30.
Quality Control Man
Age 30-45. experienced In mfg,
quality control and inspection Of
machine parts. $1,000 70 $1,000.
Auto-Screw Machine
set-up men. Multiple spindle ma
chimes, New Britain Gridley pre-
ferred. $4,000 to $500.
Expanding company. excellent bene-
fits, fast Advancement. Send COM
plete resume and nonretuFnable
photo TO:
J. Arthur Whitehead
Private Personnel Service
9l6 Wilder Building
Charlotte, North Carolina
Evening star., 1955-10-09
R00KKFEpING
CAFETERIA ASSISTANT

CAFETERIA ASSISTANT
Opportunity for training and ad-
vancement TO cafeterias In Gov
eminent buildings. OPENINGS Tor
women experienced In restaurant
supervision and also for home eco
Monies graduates with or without
Monday through Friday: age 2I-40.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, NC.
l135 2lst ST. NV.
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Must have cafeteria experience al
ternate late and early shift. 5 or g.
day week. Good salary for right
person. TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT,
CANvAssER c AND PEDDLERs-Hot.
fast selling jeweiry. Items from Q
ssed %aoLisaLRRs asa U psal;i s5ss PsfogsI baPsI
CASHIER, bright young woman.
smart appearance. for exclusive
speeialty shop. knowledge OF typ
ing. good handwriting; refs. req.
Apply Mon. morning fl:30-12, KAP-
LoWTTz. on 18th between Z and
colored. for mems and
ladies store: 6-hour day; 6-day
week. Experience preferred but
knowledge Of bookkeeping viii be
satisfactory. must have neat ap-
pearance, charm and be able to
work inteliigently: excellent future
for right girl. $500 Georgia ave-,
Monday, after e:.}ll am.
CASHIER. good appearance. inteili-
gent. executive ability, for fine
ladies' apparel shop; top salary to
right person. Apply all week.
KEICKERBOCKER, 1928 p st. nv.
CASHfER-TYPlST. Must live in
Bethesda area. Interesting work
in flower store; perm, Apply Mr.,
Bishop. BLACKSTONE FLORIST
TS3f Wfscnusfn ave RpthP&da
Evening star., 1955-10-09
HELP WoMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK for bookkeep.
ine and general clerical duties. tx
once. ne. section. Permanent po-
stti0n with opportunity Tor adj
yancement. EDWARD BOXER
FROSTED FOODS. INC. La; g.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
YOUNG MAN

Preferably In early eos,
who Is seeking to establish
himself permanently with 4
concern offering every oppof-
tunity' for future advancement
and security. Man chosen
need not have had previous
experience in real estate ti-
asmuch as We prefer 10 train
the proper applicant our-
selves in all phases Of PROD
erty naanagement. APPRAISAL
insurance and brokerage
sales
Earnires will increase COM
mensurate with learning and
Development. The right man"
will be accepted Is an in-
tegral part Of the oreaniza-
ton with no limit imposed
on his advancement.
For particulars, call Ma.
e-O334. Mr.. GARDINER.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
Pioneer Advertising House
Offers Lifetime Connection
Starting With New Season

You will earn real money selling our
exclusive quality line. Recognized
throughout the Nation. Used all
through the year. Your safes pro-
tected. Customers repeat. Every
sound business prospect. Banks.
Insurance. Manufacturers, Trans
portation, Wholesalers. Retail and
Service Business. in fact all types
Of business have used our adver-
tising for years. Complete copy
righted line. Calendars for public
and home distlay. Leather, plas-
tic and other items for personal
distribution. Pens. pencils. special
ties for reminders. Fine execu-
tive gifts for goodwill building
High commissions payable weekly
Prizes and bonuses. Sales schools
conducted early November, New
season sample equipment will be
shipped middle Of November. II
you are ambitious and want secur-
ity write, Giving business experi-
erce and three references).
The Thos. D. Murphy Co.
AND GENERAL OFFICE
RED OAK. IOWA
BIRTHPLACE OF
THE ART CALENDAR INDUSTRY"
Evening star., 1955-10-09
Boys--Young Men

Men
1s years Of age and oyer. TO learn
70 SCI pins plenty Of Eames ano
eaf sp to pi so o9d nrh hesan ssa ris SDgs
learning. Transportation arrAnged
Apply between g:3fl-3:3O. 1915
Colesville rd.. Four Corners. Silver
Spring. Nd
MAN, white. small tavern, light
work. sandwiches and beer. Settled
man preferred. For appt. phone
MRS. PETERS, HO. 2-0s4s. -
MAN TO service coin operated phono-
graphs and amusement machines
sih 81 Sc. Monday, October 10
ber. II and J. Drunks and foaters
MAN, ~ bench man. to work in
shcp. Must have experience. and
be willing TO work. Usual company
dement's. apply Mr. Clarke. SAM
SON DISTRIBUTORS, 3045 V St
MAN, settled, to clerk In liquor store;
age no barrier: refs, required. Boz
MAN. elderly. who has some knowi-
edge Of locksmithing, could be one
who IS handicapped; short hours;
MAN. white. so-sS. 70 work in book
bindery. no experience necessary.
permanent Job. WILLIAM NOR
WITz co: gl3 18th st, NV. II !
tween the ages Of As 10 So years
with car. who Is interested In bet
ter than average income DOING
pleasant outside sales work. We
Will give you complete training and
pay while YOU learn. Your willing
ness to learn is the main REQUIRE
fnent. We are the largest and old
ganization Can in person, i32t
14th ST. NV. Ask for MR.. r. L.
GFRMAIN.
MAN, white. Va. drivers license,
to learn the laundry business. SUN.
RISE LAUNDRY, I'LL Wilson blvd,
Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star., 1955-10-09

Are you tired Of waiting for pay
raises1 Our sales department is
promotion program for 80 season.
Applicants must be aggressive, de-
pendable, neat. willing to work. We
train you. Earnings unlimited,
company benefits, vacation. hospi-
talization. Very good opportunity
for future managemerit position.
Apply In person TO Mr.. McCreedy,
sMoORE.0REAR MOTORS, 1900
Conn. ave: Written replies held
eonhdentiaL --l0
Evening star., 1955-10-09
CASHIERS

MGR cperstor and General once WORK.
GOOD pay: 6-day week. Apply Mr..
Ettlin. 3rd floor. BOND CLOTHES.
1885 = 1t. NV.
CIGAR AND CANDY CLERK, must
be experienced. Apply STATLER
fHARMACY. statIer Hotel. 10
Evening star., 1955-10-09
THE MAN WITH CAR

income; good references.
Or II you are already working but
not satisfied and you make less
than Sis per week consider this.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
HELP woMrN tcsns.D
Admin. sees.. Jsn. DaviL
ALEXANDRIA, 8

ALEXANDRIA
clk.-typ.. Jef. Davis. S d. 8 e5
clk..typs Ariandris. 4is
|cfk. typ, Duke st., s 4. So
Might clk.-typ., 4-12 or
BEEpsr.. some typ., s a. 81 81
secy., some bkkpn.. Jef.
Davis, B a. 90
|Secy., wash. ST., 5 d. 256
lsteno. PIX. King st. so
|Steno., col. bkRd-, 8. Ari. 275
Eteno., airport, 1-gl. ofc. 230
Eteno.. sec. clear nec.~--to 20
sNJto title elk 65
Gictaphone oper., excel.
leave, 3 q 2ID up
Rem. Rand No. 2s5 bkpr.
compstc;nss.er cst; opel. JeH. gao
Davis. 8 d. -----1. 80 up
PIX OPT, 4 p.m.-l2, s d.
ols. siis., typ. shtriins- -
LAB. tech. dr.'S ofc. go up
PAYROLL -timekkpr.. meals 43
0fc. elk, learn payroll $50 up
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
Evening star., 1955-10-09
Bookkeeping
Machine
Operators

Due to rapid growth OF
our organization, we
wish to train a number
of competent people as
bank bookkeeping ma
chine operators. Per-
nanent position, 40
hour, day week.
disqualification and re-
tirefnent. Age 18 to 35.
Evening star., 1955-10-09

Sch. Driver. 5 hrs. day. car. -.
POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
e334 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 10000
lADDRESso0RAPH OPERATOR, age
s0-32. some typing. 6-day, down.
IMSNaoENENT N NneT coNsuLTANTs, INC.
Suite 500 141o @ 6t. NV:
ADMIN. SECY., $85
To except. v. D.; good skiils; to 40
SECY., 35 TO 40 YRS.
For exec. new once. prom. natl. org.
Many benefits. st.. $50 plus bonus.
4 JOBS, INC.
| 174oK 81. NV. RE. 7-3l53 10
Evening star., 1955-10-09
AN INVITATION

To come with me any evenings and
see more money made In 0 hours
than you earn In 40. Phone JU.
S2222 any time Sunday and ask
Evening star., 1955-10-09

ACCTS. REC. elk. Lee hwy 500
ARLINGTON AREA
CASHIER, slow typ. @@- - S5I
elk. TYP, IS hrs no exper.. @65
elk. TYP, Leesburg Pike ---- $50
elk. TYP, Lee hwy. -~----- 500
tcLK-TYP., Clarendon --4---- $50
elk. TYP, adv. layout --..-- $50
lSECY., adytg firm ---~ $500
,SECY. medic assn. 4z-- to 500
ieEcY.. personnel ofc.. Rosslyn. S2Qs
iSECY., young, tax lawyers --. 500
tSECY.. Cfthse area S2Tb
| EFCY. -BKkPR., young, s. Arl.. $aS5
| STENO,. mature, r. thru Sat S2Sn
SFCY.. young. trade assn 4-- s. 90
tBKKpR.. full chg. typ, -. 80
lBKKPR. ASST. some exper. - $40
QPR.. Lee hwy, $3.50
RESEARCH ASST, VI. exper.,
RECEIPT. PIX. some col. 80 $500
SOCIAL. WORKER, deg. ------ S29B
FILE elk, exper.. h.S.g. ------$ $220
BANK elk, will train ----~--3 3lI0
PIX opr., 4-12 pm. SI60
PIX OPR,, 4-l2 pm. S160
P. T. TEMP. TYP. 2 wks.. 4.hr:
Evening star., 1955-10-09

bOOhhEEF EfS
For LIQUOR store. age 35-45.. Knowl-
ege Of general once work. Good
salary: unlimited opportunity
bonus. vacation. Character refs
RA. 6-5663. --l5
Evening star., 1955-10-09
HELp--MEN
sTATIsTIcIAN

Nan or woman with college degree
,rIn,l; in mash q q statistics 5,.na and With <
the statistical field. Quality Con-
tfol" preferred. Must be totally
familiar with all elementary statis-
teal technicues together with
some advanced seouential ANALYSIS
and multiple correlation. Age rs
to 10. Salary $4,000 70 $500
Evening star., 1955-10-09

YOUNG MEN. over IS, free to tfavel
with sales manager after short 10
cal training. Transp. furni4hed
See Mr. MURRAY. FIN. 402, 1905
q 81. NV. ---lu
The echo., 1955-08-01
H. B. A. CONVENTION
10Th ANNUAL
SESSION

The Home Office Building Of the
Hol5rook Benevolent Association Of
the S lie Of Misslss-ep, loa It'd at
1903 Fifth Street, NJ rid-an, a-5 be-
o.me inc m-ccs ct Inc ASSOCIATION.
1t is where the loc-l presidents.
members and friends gather quar-
terly for Boards and annually for
Conventions; where the general
business of the Association is trans
acted.
The recent Convention, July 27-28,
marked the 10th milestone in its
history. The office force was dill
gent in it's labors for facilitating the
oWrk of the Convention and the COM
fort and entertainment of those
whose cooperation with the Official
Staff makes it all possible Local
business firms gave flowers and
varigated green plants from the
General Secre ary's collection, made
beautiful setting for the auditori-
um where the sessions are held
The General Officers were at their
best and their written reports show
ed that progress is being made from
every angle Those in attendance
were served a delicious turkey din
cor, with all the trimirgs and the
The echo., 1955-08-01
H. B. A. Membership
8,2O9

AS we go to press, we are happy to
report that our membership for the
Convention that closed Thursday
July %, stands at 5000 This is
truly he largest membership since
have been affiliated with the Asso-
citation. This goes to show that the
hard work on the part of the local
presidents, and the General Official
staff has not been in vain, Although,
we had hoped that our membership
would exceed this mark, however,
with large number of members
that lapsed and the $50 deaths that
we have had since the last Conven-
ton, coupled together will show that
a great gain has been made. We
are indeed thankful to the Presidents
for the unusual efforts put forth in
helping to increase our membership
The echo., 1955-08-01
Heidelberg News

Mrs. Rebecca Craig and Children,
of St Louis, Mo, are visiting IN the
home of Mr.. and Mrs People Nc
Donald
Mr.. Jooa II. Everett and Chiidl N,
of Chic 50 H., were guests o. his
Mother lFrs Lucioda Everett MIS-.
Corene Ev4'ett returned with them.
Mrs. Christine Simoon2 and
6alnily, Of Chicago, Ill, are guests Of
her parents, Mr.. and Nrs. Weicie
Mccormick.
Mr. Isham Mcdonald end Niss
Virgje NcCulum also Mr. FIuey
jones and Mrs. louvenia Smith were
recently married. We wish thena
nucl success.
Every ore was happy over the
pleasant vs.5 to the Convention and
how re 5a1ly hey were entertained 1T
the Banquet.
hrs Anuette Carsway,
rcporter.
The echo., 1955-08-01
ellis To All Present

On the second day Of the Conven-
tion giftz were given to every person
present at the close Of the Conven-
tion. Every mal2 president received
a ball point fountain pen and protec
tor for their shirt or coat pocket and
fan to be given to their wives, The
ladies received fans for themselves
and fountain pens and protectors for
their hush9nds. Some pictures OF
the General Secretary were given 10
the president to be taken back to his
lodge
All of tta visitors that were pres
eEt received ANAL gift.
The echo., 1955-08-01
PIaie Lunches Served

- asgrrss -'sst q
On Wednesday. the first day of the
Convention, plate lunches were
served to all persons attending the
10th Annual Session Of the II. B. A.
Convention. More than two hun
dred persons were served in the
basement Of the Hsme Office Build
ing where dining hall VIII soon
be constructed
The menu consisted of turkey ana
dressing, cranberry sauce, green
peas, tomato salad, hot rolls, cake
and soda pops.
The banquet tables were beauti-
fully decorated with white linen
table cloths and bouquets of flowers,
The echo., 1955-08-01
perfectly as the hand-masterful in
thought and deliverance.

+ho,,ob+ ond do1iverorco
"Wednesday nigbt twentv-six
local 1odoes were renresented on the
..Talant,, nrograno a comoarativelv
new feature Of interest Miss NJ L.
+ 4r,i- General S,crct.,v served as
Rri.,.se of Ceremony All were
lovelv i9 evenina attire and perform.
ac v--u
The s-cond day morning sessions
W25 devoted to unfinished business
The echo., 1955-08-01
PROGRAM
10Th Annual Session
H. B. A. Convention

The following is the program of
the 10th Annual Session of the H.
B. A. Convention held in the Home
Office Building July 27-28, 1855.
FIRST DAY MORNING SESSION
JULY 27. 1855
1000 A. NJ Worship Services con
Quoted by the Chaplain
1915 A. NJ Morning Meditation,
General President
1925 A. M. Roll Call-General Sec
retary
1926 A. NJ Fixing Bar of the Con-
vention
10;40 A. NJ Written annual reports:
Treasurer and Agents
1000 N Election of Executive Board
Standing Committee and Trustees
Announcements
Adjournment
FIRST DAY AFTERNOON
SESSION
2f5 p vi. Re-assemble
Devotion by Chaplain
2:5o P NJ. Introduction of Guest
Seeker
Addrlss-Prof. S. Owens
3:15 P. M. Agency Meeting
400 P. M. Re-assemble
1920 P. M Annual Reports continued
O.Uu /. 4FI. announcements ana AC-
journ
FIRST DAX EVENING SESSION
800 p M-Talcnt Night
SECOND DAY MORNING SESSION
JULY 28. 1855
1000 A. M. Devotion by Chaplain
1915 A nj. Morning Meditation
1925 A. NJ Reading of minutes from
previous days Session
1910 A NJ Workshop
1870 A NJ Memorial Service
1900 n Awarding prize, trophies
etc.
Announcements. Closing Song,
Benediction
The echo., 1955-08-01
Lauderdale News

Ms. Inez Morrison and Dquohtor,
Jeweline, cf Detroit, Michigan visit
Cd in the home Of Mr. and RTrss Joe
Moore, Of Lauderdale, Route 2. Mr..
Johnnie Nayloy and familJ of Eich-
mond, Pa. were home on vacation.
He is the grandson of Mrs. Onnie
Mobley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
Engineers Realty
Chief Retiring

George F. Meier. chief of Real
Estate Divisions. ONCE Of the
Army's Chief Of Engineers, win
retire at the end Of this month
after 80 years. service with the
Corps Of Engineers.
Mr.. Meier has been recon-
mended for the Exceptional
Civilian Service Award.
1t. Gen. s. d. Sturgis. jr., Chief
Of Engineers, commended Mr..
Meier for his significant contri-
buttons to the effectiveness of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
"A. c. Smith to Be Feted

Arthur Clarendon Smith. ST.,
civic worker and longtime Dem-
ocrat. viii be honored by his
friends on his 73rd birthday
Sunday in the Broadmoor Hotel,
The dinner is being sponsored by
the American Business Associa-
ton and the Sons and Daughters
Foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
West German Leader
Hits Sovereignty Claim

Democratic Party. which is a
participant in Chancellor Ade-
Inauer's coalition government. He
lis q member Of the German UNI
fication committee and deputy
member Of the foreign affairs
committee of the Bundestag.
He told reporters who met
him in the Dupont Plaza Hotel
that his week-long visit here
was prompted by my feeling Of
duty towards a cause in which
we all believe. German, Aneri-
can and West European unity. :
Knocks Down Rumors
|. He said rumors have been cir
culated In Europe that America
viii soon withdraw from West
|ern Europe. Rumors have been
circulated In America. he added.
that the Bonn government Is
prepared to make a deal" with
Russia on unification of Ger
many.
"Any kind of deal with that
Soviet sponsored government
east Germany is absolutely out
Of the question" he declared.
He said there is no sentiment for
such a move in the Bonn govern
ment.
The rumor campaign, he said.
is designed to undermine the
morale Of Western European
peoples.
Prince LoewenStein predicted
that the elections this Sunday
In the Saar win result In O.
strongly pro- German government
being elected. This win be fol-
lowed In the near future by re-
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East German sovereignty
isn't worth the newsprint the
Russians published it on, a West
German political leader said
yesterday.
IF the so-called East German
authorities should try to stop
any traffic to Berlin. Western
authorities should drive right
through and not ask any ques-
tons" Prince Hubertus Fried
rich zu Loewenstein, member
of the West German Parliament,
advised.
I'm my opinion, the East Ger
man authorities are neither
east. nor German. nor authori-
ties, at any rate. it is central
Germany where they are In
stalled" the historian and for
mer teacher at American coll
Ileges told a press conference.
Speculates on Withdrawal
He speculated that the Soviet
regime might back up its recent
announcement that East Berlin
lis under the control of East Ger
man officials by physically with
drawing from the sector Russia
has controlled under a four
power agreement.
If that happens, he declared,
the Western powers would have
la perfect right to consider the
East German sector as reverting
to the status it held In 1945,
when Germany was q vanquished
nation.
Prince Loewenstein. member
of q family that has long been
prominent In German political
affairs. is a member Of the Free
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Iunification of the Saar with
West Germany, he said.
Prince Loewenstein was q
voluntary exile from Nazi Ger
many from 1888 until after
World War II. He taught in
American colleges as a Carnegie
Institute endowed professor. He
left Washington for New York
last night where he will emplane
for Europe Monday.