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WE WILL TRAIN

The man we need. No experiencs 10
necessary, II chosen, you win be
sent TO our National Sales Training
School with salary and expenses
paid Upon return you will receive
practical experiences with help. from
. successful Held trainer for o
13-week period.
Progressive training will remove the
ceiling from your earnings. Our
average successful man earns min
imum Of $4,000 . year This Is not
"Get.rich-qiiickn proposition but
an opportunity for you to earn
substantial income from. the start.
and then YOU advance according 10
the effort you put forth.
We are searching for men with
ability. sincerity. good mentality and
one who can manage his time well,
II you're our man, phone RE. 7-s800
for an appointment. Ask for Mr..
Hetzler
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Worlds Largest
Exclusive Health and Accident CO.
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DISTRICT
MANAGER

Qualified to hire. train and supervis,
10 to IS direct salespeople for |
Position includes above-a -ayernge per
centage Of sales, training fees. bo
muses. and overwrites. adding up y
q substantial income; must hav,
car. For local interview, write i'm
mediately. giving brief RESUME
Of business record. Including phon,
number 70 EDWARD NEVlL, Marion
DRUG WSAREHoUsEMAN - Exceiien
opening: should have knowledge o
drugs and associated items. excel
lent opportunity for advancement
Box 277-S, Star. --3
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When enspesiae adpersissmeBts
addressed e star bo9ss 20 NOT
tnsiose ORIGINAL references pboto-
erephs o. Other algtersals of Dsr.
sol1l p1lHe CoDieB serUe the DtF.
poee 0y1gsRGls mas oct lost
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Experienced only, VINO wish to work
with . national studio that % ex-
pay. Ideal working conditions. Apply
after ] pm In person DALE
DANCE sTUDios, I7I0 14fh st. NV.
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ASSISTANT AUDITOR-- Young man,
with bank or savings and loan ex-
perience, by q local financial insti-
tuition. Give full details as to ex-
nertence. education and background
ReS,,ls Bcx S95s, Ss,r,7SH Star rrs,c !; al 2 /,
CRAFTSMANSHIP ONCE with in
teresting work requires man sum-
GENTLY able to execute complete
drawings from early sketches: sal
.aEy open. PleaEe cali HU. 3-4664.
AUTO CAR P0LISHER t2): expef, u
work in new modern bldg. Refs al o.
ply CATTHNESS BUICK. 770O Wis,
ave. Mr.. Peers, OIL. $4,000 --3T
AUTO CAR porter to work in new
modern bldg. as general util. and
cleanup man. Refs. Apply CAfTHa
Peers, OIL. $4,000. 81
AUTO MECHANIC, Chevrolet expert.
ence; commission basis; paid vane.
ton and holidays See Mr.. Link
ADDISON CHEVROLET. 14th and
Florida ave. NV. ID
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BRANCH MANAGER
TRAINEES

National consumer finance organiza-
tton has limited number 81 open
ings for men In our branch man
aeer training program. Applicants
must be 21-30 and have d car.
Straight salary, plus car allowance
and other modern employe benefits.
This is . splendid Opportunity for
men who are seeking Q career In
the consumer finance field. Apply
Household Finance Corp.
7444 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, OIL. e-s4Oo
BUILDERS SALESMEN-Exceiiefii
opportunity for aggressive men
with established wholesale Arm
carrying top lines OF kitchen equip.
menti experience desirable. BOZ
sTLLD66zsER and loader operSsors d
Experienced In house grading; viii.
ing worker neat appearance; perm.
anent Job for right man. Only ioca
married and settled resident con.
Mdered. Apply IN person. ROBERTS
3. LATlMER, JR., INC, 234O Mont.
g0mery ST.. Silver Spring. Nd, ~
BUTCHER, experienced only. Apps
10 person. 1877 Conn. ave. NV
BUTCHER. for Thurs. Fri, sat, IN
grocery store; experienced: perma.
nent position. SHANKfANS MAR.
KET, 400 KRunedV At NV -
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ORDER puBLIcATIoN---ABsKN'
DEFENDANT.

Af2M A-ANASAAANAs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of ColumhiA
NYER kOoNIN and MOLLlk
KOoNIN, ek al. DefendantS.- NO
A o16-S3.--The object Of this
suit is 70 set aside. q deed recorded
of Columbia on August so. lf,4S. ai
Liber SSlS. Folio 4ee, alleRed q
have been traudulently obtained. and
90 obtain an accounting ior rents
S.E.. WashinRton. D. c.. from August
90, lQ46, to the present time. On
motion Of the plaintiff, Il Is this
2fith day OF January 1888, ordered
that the defendant, Mollie Koonin
cause her Appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day
exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal holi.
days. OccuIrinf alter the day Of thu
Grst publication OF this order
otherwise the cause viii Be pro.
eeeded with e. In case Of default
Provided, q copy Of this order b
pubiished once . week for thret
guceezsiye weeks 10 the WashinEtor
Law Reportef. and The ByeninE stal
before said day. (Sl r. B. kEKCH
indEe. SSeelD Attest; HARRY NJ
HuLL Clerk. ~ JOHN R NpofK
DEPUTY Clerk. ia3l-fs7,l4
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REAL ESTATE FIRM

Has opening for an exp. man with
good background and car for apt
house operations supervision In our
Property Mgmt. Dept. Excel. oppor.
for accepted applicant Apply either
in person or write to
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K ST. NV.
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AUTO PAINTER

Capable of taking full charge; mus
have. hot enamel experiences; lates
type spray booth to work in; toI
salary; we're always busy. Cali Mr.
ulsInseiSSH AuIo WHoiEssrpeRs pn; IN me- s-ssgS ss1
Bladensbnrq Rd. ne. IA
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! MANAGER -TRAINEES


Mep selected will be schooleo at our
expense and trained to assume re-
600 last year and made further pro-
4 motions possible. Earning opbor-
tp1ity first year, $4,000 plus. In
terested only in married men. "a TO
s.. wears old, Must have good rets.,
anc car. Phone IA. $4,000, Mon
day January 81 between $3.50 am.
and 500 pm. iii
MECHANIC. Diesel; good .workinR
good pay; must be sober and de-
pendable. Apply 1854 23rd st. NV
MECHANICs---W We need = experienced
Chrysler product mechanics for piece
work with outstanding dealer: 8.
day week see MIR, BURDETIE. at
4B00 wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. g.
48O0 or EN- Q-1Ob0 - M
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APPLIANCE SALESMAN
ASSISTANT
MANAGER
TRAINEES

Alert young men, 21-30 years, high
school graduates. wanted to start
training for career In, the restau-
rant industry. Previous restaurant
experience helpful. Positions are
permanent with advancement ac-
eordins 70 ability. Life insurance,
ary purchase discounts and meal
Apply 1871 q. St. NV. Room zoo
HOT SHOPPEs, INC.
FOOD FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
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SALES ENGINEER

Elecsronic instrument engineer. SELL
ING experience desirable but not
required. Nationally known labora-
opening in Washington area. Write,
giving full particulars. All replies
held In strict confidence. Box 276-S.
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DANCE TEACHERS

COLLECTOR SALESMAN Younr
maa 70 collect and sell hfs i1sursnet
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AUTO MECHANIC

Opportunity for first-class mechanic,
specializing In automatic trans
money here and have steady ali
year-around work. Call Mr.. Michael
SON, Ii. 3-SS00 2 to o pm. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1881 Bla-
denSburR rd ne LII
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FITzPHTRICK q LYNCH. Attorney
1895 q st. NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia Holq-
ing probate Court, Mo. 80,eD6. AQ'
niristration, This Is to Give No.
tice; That the subscriber, OF tnt
district Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the DIS
trict Of Columbia. Letters OF Al.
ministration, C.T,A on the estate q
David j. Murphy. also known 9.
David James Murphy. late Of ths
District Of Columbia. deceased. ~
persons having claims aEatnst tns
deeeased are hereby warned 70 ex'
hihit the same. with the voucher.
thereof. legally authenticated. V
day Of July. AID. tS65i otneINiss
they may by law be excluded from
aii benefit OF said estate. GlveI
under my hand this 18th day q
MURPHY. e6S9 sth 81. NV, Art
A-e' JSeaD Attest: THEQDORl
codsWEi,I. REGISTER OF wills 10
fhe bistrfct OF Columbia, Clerk. o.
the Probate Court. iA17,24.al :
BEVERLY s. PEARSON Attcfney.
eyc Fitapatriek . sprecher,
taIi Pennsyivania Ave. NV.
PILED Jan. %. 1865, Harry N. Hull
C3Nrk
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HELP-MEN
sALEsMEN
$l00 WEEK SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION
I MUST HAVE 5
TOP-Q1ALITY Statesmen
IMMEDIATELY

Our company, the largest home fur
nfshtngs company OF It's kind n the
world has more leads than our
present sales force can possibly
handle
We viii train you fully in our busi-
ness and pay you for this training.
After your training period you wfll
be paid Q salary Of 500 week
ano commission, or II you are .
real believer in your own ability
and feel that you can earn more
on 9 straight commission basis that
IS OK with US. too.
u you are between the ages Of IS
and 45. have q car. are available
Immediately and have the ability 10
eventually step into an executive
position paying upward Of $15.0a1
per year. Call AD. 2-6S3S Monday.
10 am. till PM. or TO = pm,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be experienced in fabrication
work; no phone calls. CONNORA
INC. 972i Naylor I'd, Sc. --6
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white exp. In lubricating, must be
neat and able to serve the public
efIicientiy: steady work and good
pay: Brightwood sect: ref. required,
Call after Z pm. Tu. 2-3i24
sERvICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, part time. ewes. Sat. and
SUM-: Brightwood sect: must have
exp. In service station work; ref.
required. Call after z pm. TU.. p
III -. -
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HELP WANTED--AcENciEs

BKKPRs. AND ACc0UNTANTs-we
Specialize n these positions ATLAS
rbbEm, III, y y ave NV. 81 1921
Mr., BYRD at PER- PERSONNEL nm III sERv. Svs
FILE CLERKS, hotel clerk and maids.
whlteY, grin man twhiteS. counter
b. c. EMPL. ExcH.' 1872 sI,s' III i
NV, HO, 2-42IS. no 2-IST2, as
ALL KINDS topepayine secretarial
ssss DUNN nm ePS iSi pegisal 4 z na a ss sfs
cxPiTSL HILL sEcY.. $4,000: nv.
openings; beg. and exper, positions;
both sides OF Congress. Miss Grant.
at BoYp's, 700 18th, cor. q. (sT,
MISS YOUNG needs ber. and exper
once; excel. salaries: friendly sery.
ice Inquire ST. S.S6e4. iSii a Il
CAPITOL HILL secretariai positions;
interesting people; excel Sal IN:
HOUsEKEEPKRS FOR NEW YORK
ICOLQRED. Sl1O-SiA0 month. Also
WHITE. 30. yrs. and over. start %35
VIZ. Sleep IN, Private homes. Fare
health card, photo, date you can
leave. MAR-Eb DQMEST1C AljEN-
CY. 3 Railroad ave. Freeport. n =.
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THE EVENTNG STAR az
NEIP---MEN

washington, D. G.
MONDAY. 5Asu.:HY ai, 1858
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SALES ENGINEER

Here Is an opport. to make money IN
the expanding heating and air-eond.
needs sales engineer. college degree
not essential. for its METROPOLITAN
Va. territory IVA. resident pfef9.
Earn from 81 900 per wear. Car es-
sential. exper. desirable but not Ab-
Solutely necessary. Company benefits
such as hosp. life ms. etc Reply
iications: Box 346-s. Star. II
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ARLINGTON-ALEX.

tsPP'osSTfsoSsisS PoToMaS EMPE. EMaRSI SaSncS rs clsrks
1884 Wilson Blvd, Ari., IA, $4,000
Oil King st., Alex, KI. e-5056
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Production Manager

Opportunity for personahle youns
man 26-35 with initiative and Lead
ership qualities 20 work into man.
agement Of growing business. Pros:
only BY applicants ability to assume
responsibility. Offset printing ex-
perience preferred GENERAL EN-
PROJECT RENTAL MGR.-va. area,
garden aptE.. quaiiflcations. over 20.
married. now employed IS mgr. or
letter. conn 5entiai, BOX It5-R. star.
--31
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COLLEGE GRADUATE
Would q sales position, paying at
least $4,000. In commissions, and
which takes adgantage Of your
education and gpeakiuR ability lIl-
NE s-2337, Tor appointment with
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nFlRl!..,MEN

|RADIO-PHoNOGRARH fEcnNIclAN
--Rxperieneed ali makes. SECURITY
SERVICE. 1924 RiGKs rd.. Chiilums
Nd. HA. e-SsS9 -5
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Need
free-ialee salesmen for Sc. sec
WAPLE co. 1894 l4th &. nv.
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CAREER POSITION

with excellent future for
man with BACKGROUND Of man
sgement and sales: susstai,, n;
s er1eressisT y as snarr;sd mrS%e rnilsss Mnss
Educated a and nd vitaiiy irterested
forth 10 your complete ss sausiifiea.
tions, history and earning
record will be held confidential
and facilitate in arranging In I,
terview to complete additional
qualifications. Write Box
l00.R Rtaf %
Evening star., 1955-01-31

PHARMACIST. Md. registration, ex-
peYienced. capable OF taking charge
Of store. caH Mr.: Schnaper.. BRAD
LEY DRUGS, dg00 Arlington I'd,
fuii-time schedule:
excellent salary: good Opportunity.
CHEVY CHASE PHARMACY. 1886
Conn. ave. NV, WO, ti-S6O0. ~
PLUMBING MECHANIC for plumbing
and heating; specialist IN tohbing
|PIuMBfRs. ItR Bs sufRLY inT SALESMAN Who
has at least d minimum Of yrs.
exper. among the trade; capable Of
handing not less than $160.00O
yearly sales; minimum yearly COM
Is q nationally advertised product.
OF. 4-IC9N. TTJ Q-339O. --5
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IA coNnTTIoNINn 1Nn

HEATING SALES ENGINEER
Distributor for one Of country'l
major air-eonditioning manufae-
einia territory. Excellent proposition
to right man. Write Box 43S-S,
Etar. II
APPLIANCE SALESMAN
inside selling exp. only. want 1
reliable man for q permanent posi-.
ton. Straight salary plus bonus
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO.
10th and H sts. ne. --6
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MECHANICS

BENDIx WASHING MACHINES
Experience necessary. We supply car.
From S75 to 500 per week start
ing salary. Apply In person only.
3B17 14th st. NV. BAKST SERVICE.
IL
OFFICE MANAGERS ASSISTANT -
| Kitchen equipment wholesale arm
needs ambitious young man with
business BACKGROUND and ability TO
| learn kitchen planning. Must type,
but no speed requirements, Starting
| salary depends on experience: uTl.
limited opportunity to improve.
Phone Mr.. DAVID. LA. 6-i314. for
OffssET PREssMAN, to operate
,36-45 Harris press; excellent work
conditions. disqualification and fn-
suranee company paid. Our per-
sonnel knows Of this sd, Please
give references. Box 4s0-s. star.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC. must be
experienced with No. 5 and No. 8
rotary burners; excellent pay and
working conditions. Write Box %
OlPTiCiAN Capable fitter and ad.
juster, for established d. c. optical
tirm. state salary. exper Box 42l g..
PaiNf REPRESENTATIVE, man With
following, TO represent progressive
company In held, excellent oppor-
tunity for man with ability and SIM
cerity who can manage his time ad-
vantageously selling TO established
and new accounts. Call MR..
DOU0HERTY, DE. 2-050l. Ext.
gD9 for interview. --31
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ADJUSTORS'
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

Young man e0-25 years old. high
school graduate. to assist branch
irs iaree east eoSst % sSiss incn and PIcs n,sn1l y
featuring company. Work Involves
typing, filing and preparation Of re.
ports. Could lead to position OF once
manager for the right man. Apply
Mr.; HUFF, 2314 4th st. ne, Mon
or Tues. 81
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Dr.. Harris Receives
OAR Award Of Merit

The Daughters Of the Ameri.
can Revolution yesterday pre-
sented q merit award to the Rev
Frederick Brown Harris. pastor
of Foundry Methodist Church
Senate chaplain and columnist
for The Sunday Star.
Mrs. Lucy Compton Timber
lake, regent Of the Continental
Danes Chapter here, presented
the framed certificate In his
study.
Mrs. Timberlake commented
''Dr. Harris, for many years
you have been pastor Of the larg-
est Methodist Church in Wash
ington. and as such you have had
outstanding success. recognizing
the value and necessity Of social
service In your spiritual work
Your interest In the welfare OF
our young people has attracted
national attention, particularly
the attention of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. to
whom the destiny Of American
youth is precious.
"Also. you write column In
The Sunday Star under the
heading Of Spires Of The Spirit.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
HoIdup Slayer Of Two
EIeclrocuied IN Jersey
By ne Assoeiufsd Press

TRENTON, N. J., Jan. l2.--
Eugene Monahan. As. went to his
death in the electric chair. last
night for the tavern siayings Of
a bartender and . patron.
Monahan. who had trained his
teen-aged son as an accomplice
in q wave Of robberies. was elec-
trocuted for the fatal shootings
which took place during q SIS
hoidup of the tavern in Eliza
beth last year.
His son Michael was with him
during the holdup. During the
elder Monahan's trial, it was
brought out the father had fired
the fatal shots. The father had
spent more than a third Of his
life in prison.
Young lMonahan, now Is. Is
serving an indefinite term in a
State reformatory.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Bar Group Defeats
|CoIored Membership
By f7-voieN Margin .

The District Bar Association
has rejected by a narrow l73s-
vote margin q proposal to admit
colored attorneys to membership.
The figures were announced at
q meeting Of the organization
last night. Immediately after
the meeting was adjourned on Q
tumultuous note, a petition was
circulated calling for q new
referendum.
Fifty signatures are needed on
referendum petition. Circu-
lators Of the petition said 81
names were obtained in less than
an hour.
Attorney Raymond Dickey Of
the firm Of Danzansky & Dickey.
q leader in the move for new
referendum. said the petition win
be- forwarded to Charles B. MUIR
ray, president Of the association.
in the next few days.
Tw0-thirds Required.
Actually a majority Of 65.7
per cent Of the eligible voting
membership voted in favor Of
the admission of colored law
yers. But the move failed Of the
two-thirds majority needed to
carry the proposal by changing
the bylaws to eliminate the word
white" in membership require
ments.
The association voted in favor
Of admitting attorneys doing
legal work in the Federal and
District Governments. Also
voted eligible for membership
were full-time law professors.
These changes did not require
any bylaw revisioAs and were
carried merely by majority vote.
Secretary Dudley g. Skinker
announced the vote as follows:
For admitting colored lawyers
-1.225.
Against the proposal-63s.
Total vote--1,864.
Votes needed for passage
| 1,2423s.
Margin Of defeat-l72s.
Although only 1884 voted on
the question. actual membership
Of the association Is put at z, 500.
Some members were not eligible
to vote because Of dues delin-
quency. Others did not mail
Evening star., 1955-01-12

baIlots that had been sent them.
In 1850. . similar proposal 10
eliminate the white" require
ment was soundly defeated. At
that time. ofiicials recalled. only
about IS per cent voted in favor
Of the change as against 65.7
per cent registered last night.
Discussion Move Fails.
Toward the conclusion Of the
meeting, Mr.. Dickey arose and
attempted to open q discussion
of the referendum as new husi-
ness"
Amid shouts Of ..point Of
order several other speakers
arose. with some objecting tc
Mr.. Dickey's proposal and 9TH
ers siding with him. Mr.. Dickey
was ruled out of order, and an
adjournment was decided by
voice vote.
Circulation Of the petition
then was begun as the meeting
broke up.
The proposal to admit to mem
bership Government lawyers was
carried 1,058 to 803 while the
admission of full-time law pro-
fessors was voted 1851 to Sill.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
District Bar Offers
Free Legal Service
In Security Cases

establishment. Of Q special
legal aid committee to give
free legal assistance to Federal
employees charged as security
risks was announced today by
Charles B. Murray. president OF
the District Bar Association.
Chairman Of the group win
be James M. McInerney. former
Assistant Attorney General In
charge Of the Criminal Division
of the Justice Department.
The committee was formed to
Offset complaints of Government
workers who were involved and
cleared after lengthy hearings,
Most said they were nearly
wrecked financially by legal ex-
penses incurred in defending
themselves. The Government
reimburses such workers for any
pay lost during periods Of sus-
pension. but does not pay attor-
ney fees.
viii Provide Counsel.
"This committee win provide
counsel for employees who have
been unable to obtain counsel of
their own choosing, or who are
without funds to obtain attor-
neys." Mr.. Murray said. 1T is
anticipated that leading men,
bers Of the District bar win vol
unteer for this service"
MIR. Murray said the problem
was unique in the Washington
area because of the large num-
ber Of Government workers here
For that reason. he said, a spe-
cial committee was being ap-
pointed.
Mr.. Murray. Lloyd Wright.
president of the American Bar
Association, F. Thro%bridge vom
Baur, Navy Department General
Counsel. and Admiral Ira H
Mum, Navy Judge Advocate
General, discussed the problem
at recent conferences.
Chasanow Case Cited.
The conferences were initiated
shortly after the Navy Depart
ment cleared and apologized tc
Abraham Chasanow. a Navy EN-.
ploye who had been fired as 9
''riSk."
Admiral Num- said today il
would not be accurate to say
the Chasanow case was respon-
sible for the meetings, though
1t had come dramatically to
public attention.
The problem was broat
enough to include questions oi
I industrial security matters a.
well as Of Government employe.
and the present plan is the out
come of these meetings." Mr.
Murray said. -
Mr.. Wright said it had Ions
been the announced objective
Evening star., 1955-01-12
U. 5. Bar Head Backs
Speech in Congress
On Needs Of Courts

The president Of the American
Bar Association today gave
strong support to the proposal
for the Chief Justice Of the
United States to address the
Congress on the state Of the
judiciary.
Lloyd Wright Of Los Angeles
told The Star 1t has been his
experience, In travelling around
the country. that "the lawyers
Of the Nation are very much In
favor Of the proposal"
An invitation for the Chief
Justice to address the Congress
would require action by both
houses. Concern about the state
Of the judiciary is now develop
ing on Capitol Hill. as well as
among judges and lawyers.
Representative Walter Of Penn
sylvania. ranking Democrat on
the House judiciary Committee.
yesterday inserted into the Con-
gressional Record two Star arti-
cles discussing the problems Of
the judiciary and explaining
why there is growing support for
the Chief Justice to address
the Congress.
Reasons Given.
'These articles, Mr.. Walter
told the House." point up the
fact that we have been derelict
in our duty to see to 1t that the
machinery Of justice Is kept in
order.
II insert these two articles in
the hope that the membership
generally will examine them and
cooperate to the end that JUS
tice may be done to all Of the
people who go into our courts"
Representative Keating, Re-
publican, Of New York. Joined in
praising the articles.
nave, reau Them, ne told
the House, and ! think they
are well worth reading BY all the
members. I have talked with
the gentleman mfr. Walterl
about this matter before and I
hope that this approach which
is suggested in those articles
can be made a bipartisan ap-
proach and that we will be able
to work out a constructive meth
cd whereby the Chief Justice of
the United States may be per-
mitted to address the houses of
Congress"
Gravity of Situation.
Mr.. Walter said he wasn't
certain that was the proper
thing to do but he added that
'these articles do point up the
gravity Of the situation
In advocating that the Chief