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sITUATioNs7woMEN

:
COOK, white, experienced desires
wk. for pvt. family. best refs. Ho.
2-344T. Ia
GIRL, f6, Northeastern Junior and
honor student. wants general ONCE
work. some typins. AID. 2-2S49.
white, superior educa.,
ability all ofc. detail, needs respon-
sible pos, days. JU. 9-9056.
STENOGRAPHER. rapid. accurate,
intel, exper., desires part-time,
overload. vac. work. 10. S-Sl33,
YOUNG LADY with high school and
2 yrs. college exper. would like
Job as dental assistant or typist.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, desires
light g.h.w. or child care or doc
tors ONCE; some. nursing. exper
and typing: 5 days: ref. ia.
EXPsRiENCED WOMAN desires
work with caterer or salad girl in
restaurant. HO. 2-l423. Ia
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(vhits). fan positions.
S325 70 $500 mo. ADAMS IEACH-
ERs AGENCY, l341 Q. RE. 7-3e3s.
-l0
TELEPHONE OPERATOR
Must nave PBx sxperisnee. refer
safss sasiy FCs hSats fursSsG ysg dssails can 70
2-11ei. $50 am. to IL noon:
fYPlsf = COLLEGE graduate, WITH
IBM-PeM experience preferred
Work for research Greanf.ation in
Bethesda Write fully. p o Boz
596S Bethesda Nd
TYPIsT-CLERK, once Of national
conservation organization; 5-day
Wk., s.30-4:30: shorthand not re-
quired: good .typist essential: In
teresttng work; permanent posi-.
ton. NATURE MAGAZINE, l2l4
18th St NV. la
TYPIST-RECEP.
Start 500 vk.: young typist-bkkpr:
S65 wk.: recep. .-typist. exper., S225:
Always new openings see only DOT
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 @ st. NV. Ma. s-6os9
WAITRESS, over 81, white; salary,
S35. See Mr.. MeLaughlin bet
j and 5, FRANKS TAVERN, 1908
Kenilworth ave. ne. Ia
white, Q am. to 8 pm,
S S-sel7 tJt o. 70. s-ss24. -1i
experienced. wanted
tips, Apply 6I2 18th st. NV. -l5
white. experienced
only. Appl, KIKIs, 1918 wiscon-
white. experienced.
Apply REcTOR's RESTAURANT,
sS i Sss, e. a gSss: e sssgs
experienced. for
part-time and dinner work. Apply
In person, ROMA RESTAURANT,
34l9 Conn. ave. NV. .-lo
experienced serving din
ners and cocktails, IN better res
soses tsSIsns sunday, nTs d.SF s% atSeuEEpY + E
5031 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, full time or part time.
must be experienced, over 81. Apply
In person. zoos p st. NV. --l6
(whiteD. over 81. for
small downtown night club. cAP'N
GUYS CLUB. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
white; night, day or
part time. Must positively be thor
oughly experienced. neat and at
tractive. New atr-conditioned sea
food restaurant opening Friday
Top salary. Apply Immediately to
MR.. FISCHER, SEA SHELL RES
n TouFAa4 FFAaS4 4Sis Biz liclnsisGnh oas Nsho. 5S ave
Sc. Y mile past d. C. line on left
side Of Glassmanor. -l6
WAITRESS. white: $50; hrs. 4 to
to IL: must be reliable and exper.:
good tips. Call UN. 4-9769. --16
WAITRESS, must be over 81. exper.
In food and LIQUOR. Nightwork.
CAFE AND BAR, Ills Penns.
ave NV
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SECRETARY

personable and able TO
meet public for large air-cond. Of
nee In nearby Arl. Group insurance,
group disqualification and other
employe benefits. Periodic increases.
StartinE salary $500 per month;
employment. Box 209-L, Star.
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.SlTuATIoNS-MEN

exper.. capital loans.
monthly mon Il wers; so,s al taxes; prompt psG
BOOKKEEPER, part time: double
entry: payroll: etc. ANY 2 days in
the week: S1.20 hr. Box 9S-R Star
15s
PAINTER, colored, desires work. BY
the Job. Also floor refinishing.
no. 2-5677, JAMES DADE. 49,
YOUNG MAN wants night work, aft
er $3.50 p.m,: drivers LICENSE avail
able. 10. 2-S722 after $3.50 pm:
Ia
MAN. colored. wants light truck
driving. helper, or chauffeur. WA.
RETIRED GovT. PLAsTERER wants
repair plastering to do for real
estate CO.; salary open. P. o. Box
641. w. Hyattsville, Md. Ia
RETIRED, ENERGETIC MAN desires
Job, cashier. clerk. driver, guard,
watchman. other suitable employ
ments; best refs. Call ia. 7-1791-
-l0
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finished. Work guar; free est.
PARKS FLOOR sERV. HA. 2-9151. /.
HooFS s S{s,sA sANpEp spz AMI ANYwHERE aI1
sAy-MokRs Rs-HoIS TESaRs SERVICE 91s s.1saa
GENERAL Z Z, coNTRAcIoRIh2i M KS; r.:
sround. we have the money. We
wNl build any type building for
yot. Reg. architect at your com
man mssd' ls1 Us s-hsga nslR you. ST. s-0Hi4 ia
PAINTING, exterior: first-ciass work,
materials: Do own work; 2 broth.
pAiNTTNG-Essimates AN ING Stir a; given; reason
able rates; flrst-class work BY white.
Call, II, 1850 after 8 pm. -15
PAINTING inside and out: lowest
rates in town: white mechanic
PAINTING. papering: waterproonnG
For sstimssss Ga. RA4 a. 0sns sIsh
PAINTING. paperins: first class
workmanship: work done immedi-
PAiNTING, % PRfEERfNG. PLASTER
ING. any size fob: white mechs.. 80
Md MR.. STANLEY. IA. 5-0a24.
PAINTING color in home. Inter. and
exter. Wall paper removing. no
drinking, honest work. AID. 1926.
PAINTING, 1st-class work by WI White
mechanics: reas. rates; free esti-
mates. Phone any time. DE. 2-2779.
PAPERING, $40 and UP. this week
only: 1855 sunfast washable papers
n r. ssrS;SS s1SSs5 .ynHr!sG ~ a;G6oS xn.r. w,rk
Sae7 SIe up; 9, Pspeadssls Pr adss44 ca LIS LII 4
LAsTERING. patchwork and cell
ings q speciality. AD. 2-1S32. lis
PLASTERING, painting. carpentry,
free estimates. Call Ia. 9-8o46.
PLAsTERNG REPAIRS, patch work,
alterations and additions. Exper.
white mech. Reas. JU. s-4154s
ROOF CHECK AND REPAIR. SIS.
Prompt serice. Skilled mechanics.
,SoS S5it. y,.s s;,ss .,t1
mates. Ho. 2-7is7. rs
general sheet-metal work. a D.
r. ROOFIN WATERPROOFING
painting; white mech; low price;
wk. guar. Ii. 5000. 80
ROOFING. ALL TYPES
IREROOFING. REPAIRS. REPAINT-
ING, CUTTERS AND SCOUTING
M. J. PATKUs, 10. 4-6775
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HAY AND CHOICE TIMOTHY. $40
per ton. nt farm, mr.. Ashton. Nd. /;
q0e .. bale. so lbs. and over VIII
del. - 10 SO per ton. W. J. HINES.
50 sDiTos To 90 s,'Pfb PfGs, weight 90 if to loo
offer oaithersburg 50e-J-5. Ia
. SPIRITED COW PONIES
2 UNBROKEN 2-YEAR-o -oLDS
JU. 9-96l5 Ia
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SECRETARIES

lattons department. Very inter-
esting position for bright young
woman: tipping, shorthand, good
personality and appearance essen
tial. Fine working conditions. Won
derful opportunity in neld where
women have no limitation; 6-day,
40-hour week, discount on pur-
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sTONEWORK-Fiaestone terraces.
walks. brick or block retaining
kinds Of cement work. pipe drain
age. p MARCucCIo. Po. 2-35Ss
Tv REPAIRS on all makes. credit
available on eli shop repairs. serv-
ice call .99c. For prompt Sunday
service. call TaA. $4,000. 10
Any Refrigerator Repaired
rsss terms, e.si1.4s. xb 4ses1T YORK su'raniisssd' is
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ACCORDION, 100 bass, S275;. terms
on good credit; good cond. LU.
ADDING MACHINE SALE. Only
S69.50 buys electric Sundstrands
With substraction. Hurry. they
church Store, so4 W. Broad st.
AZ IL 4aSssf; 4SSosSsfb;1r1oNER-N.w az s.son
In.tai.sSn Hss;T sSSlsd s ss.isin'ifsi faory Sss
Ark HIs'ec coNDSTTioNER. nSiPF sSs s.son curtis;
used l season.; $3.50. Call Po,
AR icSoSpiTioNERs tN. Pleas
sntsir: $50 or best ofier. Call AD.
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GEMSTONES
RODIN JEwELS-S08 18th st. NV
GENERATORS, STARTERs, $3.50
up; Ice. assort., elec. motor repairs;
41st .yr. CARTY, 1908 14th, NO
7-0224.
8-SQ52
HOSPITAL BED, complete: good
cond.; $40. Cali 10. 7-315S, . tc
Lawn MOWER PARTS. Call CIR.
1886 after 8 pm. III
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INSTRUCT. COURSES Cont J

COLoRED STUDENTS - Inquire
MA. S-2340: TYPING, shorthand
for government positions. Beg. and
Rev courses; new classes: enroll
immed. BOYD SCHOOL tEst. 40
yrs.) Cor. @ and 18th.
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TRAVEL,
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

OPERAT R,
wanted for part-time. evening work;
familiar with Model 1900, auto
matte feed. Also grapho-type work.
Reply with experience and refer
ences. Box 412-M, Star. Jig
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nv. 10" strombers-carlsen; excel.
so By 4s inches; $50. RE. 7:91sS
or HE. 4-2415. I5s
Tv-27" Motorola console: used Is
months; very reasonable: going
overseas. 2203 Gaylord ST.. Brad
ryDBest 1ebe Tv. 81 in,, $50: "a
ins .S2o5; color: ssa5' newest.
TYPEwRiTERs. new portables. big
BUY Where You Get SERVICE"
TYPEWRITER, Hermes portable;
S17. 80. JE 4-0Qn4
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NEW AND RENOVATED FURNI-
TURE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

New upholstered rockers, $50 .96;
size, SIo.s5: mahogany record
cabinet, S14.e5: step-tabie ma
hogany with leather top. .$19,9b;
new sohd mahogany marble top
lamp Ian tshle SIsbs, SSssS nsy eSEner SE n.S sS
lamps. Hsss Ss.s5; 5sass; hostess server. ssss;
mahogany magazine rack. S6,95;
$22.p5 each: buffet, wrought iron,
S24.95, orig. cost S45.95: lse.
hassocks. with. storage space, S9 %:
double size felt fslt msttrssses i. Sl2aS @aoi
TSiIsawss. TSas. ws.xS4a. S 81 Sisis' Is; 18TH CEN
tury mahogany buffets, :. 500 .9b;
new odd mahogany din. rm.
Open Friday and Monday NIGHTS
VI 9: Free dehysry; Budget terms
THE FURNITURE MART
215 King st.. Alex. KI. $4,000
FURN.-Sofa bed, $50 or best offer;
Gov. winthrop desk, SIS or best
offer. KE. 7-0603 after 5 pm.
table, oak chairs.
Easy ironer, Pullman sofa. dble
sss sssA size with mattress. RAii j.
FURN.-Bedrm. suite. including ?
beds, chest % vanity 'ssGe dresser; .n1,s. stool,
white din. rm.- suite including ta-
Bile, 8 chairs, china cabinet. butfet.
Price $3.50. Both excel. cond. TU.
FURN.GMod. blonde bedrm.. din.
rm., Foam rubber Hide-A-Bed and
chair; rug: sect. sofa. XII. S-0o36.
than / VI. cid. Sim
mons HOLLYWOOD twin beds. 10 by
12 beige rug; maple gate-leg table.
upholstered green chair. ia, g.
+ GUhRSS.-Mahor. URN dble. poster bed
complete: sofa, chair. hotplate. crib
compl., Venetian blinds Best ofier.
GARAGE DOOR, Crawford overhead,
size z high by 8 feet long with
finger lift springs, new condition.
$50; 7100 oxon Hill I'd. Sc, 10.
GAS RANGES, new. used: instaila-
tion. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
Ca. ave, DE 2-5566,
Gas RANGES, new used. repairs:
oil, coal wood ranges, ACME
aTNVT 1011 Sfh st ~ MA
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KLEc. RANGE. NV 4o-in. eupreme
model. timer. spplianes outlet. tine
minder. Reas. HI e-e2ee. 80.
FAN. Westinghease. al m. pedestAL.
used, SIS, DE-. 2-30l7. -15
RANs-ouiet. heAyy duty. esII bear
house prizes. Taylor 8-sIs4. IA
FAN KITs. nuil1-it-yourssl 2o-inz
24-in. So-ln. blades. oRiGeBY
co 1904 4 ST. nv
FENcE. chain link; Bethanized:
81 10 r. Installed. Terms. white
hall 6-6563. 10
FOAM RUBBER Gun ANY SHAPE
Cushion, Jumbo mattresses
Gilliiland. 214b 2 NV. TX 3-6633
FORMICA TABLES
chrome LesEed. Nev Faetory close
outs
S4L0g ------ -----~----- 11s1g
oUxs5U 1S-19
<4xfz 41-S5
3Dx4z ---------------- 1S-S2
ooxoo AO-oo
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POULTRY. RABBIrs. EGGS

BARI a Nc CHICKS I-Es and ss gsSsultry supple.
BANTAMs AND RABBITs-cail 10
6-349s.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPING OF ANY KIND. will pick
up and deliver: reasonable rates,
AP. 7-0341. -16
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,HEtp MEN 8 WOMEN tcsas.,
apt. % start. Ma
MANAGER

Ilert. aggressive. Specially shop
experience preferred. Excellent op-
nnrfuniff Rnnd knlarY
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STORE MGR

STORE MGH.
Retail mgmt. ana sales exper. Candy
aoS d.RisE ARssEi '1psf:R psfE:RsoSNkL. ss5SiSiL 40 1855
Eye n.w.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

KUUMS UNFUKNISHED.
COLORED e NEW YORK I'VE,
NE rms. near bath, newly
redec., home privileges. AID. Q.
o64S. -1G
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PARKWOOD KENNELS
BOARDING
Toy Manchester terriers and Nina
ture Pinschers for sale: Axe. 601B
Branch ave. BE. RE. 6-5440.
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires furnished mas
ter bedroom, private bath. Must
have large closet. also ample drawer
chests EN-. 2-l037. 1R
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NEED AT ONCE s ambitious women
to serve established AVON ter
ritories, Earn. S3-S5 per hr; in
spare time. DI. 7-0221. lis
ARE you FAT? OVER 40? SLIM?
UNDER 40? Earn S50-$6o extra
while you work. Call MRS. DUNN,
DI. 7-0221. --15
g OR 5 ATTRACTIVE GIRLS to
work at gas station; no experience
necessary. Guaranteed saaary. Call
EN-. 2-9724 between o and $50.
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PPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
SECRETARIES

National E1npl. Service
HOS 10th 81. NV. at l. Elk: 3-7270
SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER, one
girl ONCE. college association; un-
S-t5lS6: Ia
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LADIES

WHITE. 21 to 35, to represent q
national coffee concern. Experience
with cosmetics. brushes, clothing
and foods helpful, but not essen
tial. as we have training. program.
For appt., call ST. 1884 or apply
in person, Thurs. and Fri. 8 am.
to 3 pm, 1929 Vermont ave. NV,
Room 1928.
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1908 p st. NV. Washington. D.
Apply: 4O2 Fifth ave. n. Y. c.
phone WI. 7-lSM, lis
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ROOMS WITH BOARD :

The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AsHMEAD PL. NV
Halt block of Conn. ave. at 23cO,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dbls.
and sgle,. rms. pvt bath avail, rex
Gel meals; rates. Si7.b0 week fup.
HO 2-3566
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BRICK - BRICK
100000 GOOD USED, CLEAN
BRICKS. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 4-05oo Po. 2z921l
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UNITED PRESS

that he had been west of the Mississippi River
On May o. 1882 with his consent FBI agents searched
this suspects home Confident the suspect even suggested
that the agents begin his bedroom He kept his personal
books and papers there The agents proceeded
methodcay suspect standing by and providing ready
explanations Suddenly agent who was searching behind
bookcase held cut his hand In there was yellow folder
brochure the City of Santa Fe you said you had never
been west of the Mississippi" the agent inquired
>YAm the Man"
HERE pause stunning blow had been dealt hole
ripped in this mans front of lies Hestantly he replied 81
am the to whom Klaus Fuchs gave his information"
Thus Harry Gold, master Soviet spy had been located
thanks to patient teamwork To Colds credit he repented
his treason offered the fullest cooperation searching his
memory for names, dates and incidents.
God now serving 3Oyear sentence must be plagued by
haunting memories In exchange for the Order of the Red
Star awarded him by Soviet Russia he contributed to the
destructive might of goddess tyrant.
Meanwhile who deserves credit Gold capture? Perhaps
you are disappointed that in this the FBs toughest
have named no agent agents as the heroes" That
would be impossible this involved the combined efforts
OF literally hundreds of FBI people, To me this fact is itself
dramatic for it underlnes the dedicated and sess spirit
winch represents America at its strongest and best
NEXT WEEKS QUESTION: ssWhat is your biggest
social probIem?'' sUiH be By Lillian Roth au-
thor Of the sensational best seller, "IH Cry Ton,orroc
Evening star., 1955-02-20
By J. Edgar Hoover

QUESTION: Patroiman Harr.
McElroy Qeft) is a 25-year-old gradu-
ate Of FOrdham University. He Joined
the New York City Police Force last
june. Now he asks: ''Mr. Hoover,
what was the FBI's toughest case?''
Evening star., 1955-02-20

There several meetings in New York City Then
Fuchs suddenly transferred Los Alamos 50 suddenly
in fact that at first he lost contact with the Soviet agent But
Fuchs later this moon-faced Santa Fe N M
They had reestabished through Fuchs sister in
Cambridge Mass The Russians knew of this relative from
the detailed biographical information they had compiled on
the scientist and they Fuchs contact to question her as
to his whereabouts.
Here perhaps might be clue Had she seen the spy Yes
both she and her husband had talked with him But again
she didn't know who he And we satisfied ourselves
Evening star., 1955-02-20

ANSWER: In the late 1940s the FBI received shocking
information closely guarded of the atomic bomb had
been given to the Russians Where the leak? Was still
existence? How badly nations compromised?
The FBIs job to find the and fast! This
the toughest the FIJI faced. To put it
mildly the stakes high And though didn't know
hen later be confronted with another mystery
more battling than the first.
Our first of to find the leak nvestiga-
ton in New York. Los Aamos and many other places
rowed the possibilities until Germanbo scientist who had
the United States part of British mission appeared
the most likely suspect His name: DR. Klaus Fuchs.
By this time Fuchs had returned to England We furnished
the information had developed to British countepars
The British officials - with whom had enjoyed long
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graph This might have been the Soviet contact How
the Identification tentative justify final action
We checked Fuchs was in error! This not the man.
Careful inquiries eliminated hundreds of other suspects We
nearing the end of leads Put throughout our check
ing. young chemist in Philadelphia resembling the man
described by Fuchs could not be eliminated We interviewed
him May 15 1880 He denied knowing Fuchs Yes he had
been New York. but New Mexico In fact he claimed
Evening star., 1955-02-20

that she was not a party to Fuchs treachery.
Literally. we found ourselves at the dead end of
hundred blind alleys Supervisors handling security
cases at FBI headquarters were briefed on our
meager description. Our files were meticulously
searched for suspects From Seattle to Norfolk from
El Paso to Boston, every lead was checked Finally
some 800 photographs which might fit the
description were obtained from our files ON
persons identified through our Investigation of
subversives. Maybe Fuchs could identity his con-
tact through this group of photographs.
At last the British scientist picked one photo
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and cooperative relationship y went to work.
Soon they too. were convinced that Fuchs was
the connecting link. After skillfu interrogation,
Fuchs confessed. He admitted having furnished m
atomic secrets man in the United States. Who lJs
that man? DR.. Fnehs claimed he did not ksa0n.
The Mystery Figure
How to identify this man? Here was our II
second mystery.
All that Dr. Fuchs could tell that he seemed
to be about 40 to As years of age maybe five feet 10
inches tall, fairly broad build round face probably
Evening star., 1955-02-20

This Week Masssine - February 20, 1855
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Hershey Says Scientists
Should Learn Defense
BY the Asseeiased Press

CHICAGO. Feb. 1.-THE Ma
tons draft director says young
scientists should "spend a little
time learning to defend them
selves" as members of the armed
services.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, direc-
tor of selective service, outlined
his views yesterday at man
power conference attended by
educators and industrialists.
Pinpointing his discussion of
the question of whether to draft
or defer scientists under 26. Gen.
Hershey described the present
draft law deferring students as
liberal"
He said all students, whether
studying general or scientific
courses, must spend a little
time learning to defend them
selves" He said it would prove
beneficial.
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problems awaiting any new Pre-
mier. The MRP had ordered its
members to oppose the treaties,
but Mr.. Pflimlin def1ed party or
ders and voted for them. With
this vote on record. he need have
no fears about defending the
treaties in their next preliminary
hurle.
Will See Political Leaders.
Mr.. Pflimlin's schedule today
called for a conference with Mr..
Mendes-France, several protocol
visits and round of talks with
political leaders to see how many
votes he can line up. He needs
about 300 of the Assembly's 627
members.
On the basis of his findings he
hopes to be able to tell Mr.. Coty
by Saturday whether he thinks
the ASSEMBLY, will approve him
to end the government crisis re-
sulting from Mr.. Mendes-
Frances defeat last Saturday on
vote of confidence.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Junitor Gets Year
In Theft of 3 Coots

An unemployed janitor was
given a one-year jail sentence
yesterday for stealing three over
coats from courtrooms In Mu-
nicipal Court.
He Is James H. Jones, Is, COL
ored, of the 400 block Of r street
NV. Jones entered q plea of
guilty to three counts Of petty
larceny before Judge Thomas c.
Scalley.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Wil-
liam Byers. 18, yesterday was
sentenced to death in Sing Sing
Prisons electric chair the week
of March IL for the hammer
knife Staying of his girl friends
mother. Mrs. Anna Gresh. 43.
The sentencing Of Theresa
Gresh. Is. convicted Of second
degree murder in the Staying of
her mother last March, was post
poned until next Thursday. The
second-degree conviction carries
a maximum sentence of 20 years
to life.
Byers. who appeared fright
ened as he stood before the
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Attempt 10 Select
New French Cabinet
Begun by PfIimIin
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

PARIS, Feb. ll.-Pierre Pflim-
lin. member of l3 postwar French
governments and staunch advo-
cate of West German rearma-
ment. sought today to line up
enough support to become
Frances new Premier.
Assembly circles voiced a
friendly reaction to his candi-
dacy last night and observers
gave the 48-year-old Alsatian
lawyer better than an even
chance of marshaling sufficient
backing to get the job.
Mr.. Pflimlin, a member of the
Catholic Popular Republican
Movement, has devoted himself
mainly to domestic affairs in his
various cabinet posts and is little
known outside France. He served
as Agriculture Minister in eight
cabinets and also has headed the
Ministries of Health, National
Economy. Commerce and Over
seas Territories.
Party Opposes Mendes- France.
After Antoine Pinay gave up
the ghost yesterday, President
Rene Coty's next logical choice
was member of the MRP. The
party was one of Pierre Mendes-
Frances bitterest opponents dur
ing his stormy premiership and
also doomed Mr.. Pinay's chances
by refusing to give him solid sup
port. Backers of those two men
might retaliate by opposing any
member of the Catholic group.
In Mr.. Pf1imlin'S favor was his
stand on the Paris treaties for
German rearmament, whose rat
ification by Parliament's Upper
House will be one of the main
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Youth Doomed in Staying Of Friends Mother

bench, heard the death sentence
pronounced twice by General
Sessions Judge Jonah j. Gold
stein. He was led from the area
near the bench after sentencing,
and then was called back for
sentencing again when it was
discovered the prosecutor had
neglected a technicality-a mo-
ton for judgment.
The State charged Mrs. Gresh
was slain after she twice sur
prised her daughter in bed with
Byers.
Evening star., 1955-02-24

Washable fibereIoss shades. Bell,
drum or square shape. II, ID, IS,
II, lo" White, beige, green,
chortreuse, pink, turquoise. Laced
top and bottom.
Down Stoirs Store, Lamps and Rugs
Evening star., 1955-02-24
savings for infants

Contour crib sheets, white and pos-
tells. Regularly LOO ----7Se
Stretch hose Of HeIonco nyIon, sizes
4R to 62, 7 to 9. Regularly 6oc
pair --------------3 poir LIS
Evening star., 1955-02-24

Lovely pastel topper with lbutton
closing. Made Of fluffy nyIon fleece, ny
Ion lining ond sewn with nyIon threod.
Stitched eolIor, deep cuffs and pockets.
White, blue or pink. Sizes 10 to lS.
Down Stairs Store, Goats and Suits
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-06-23

City, assisted by Cantor Wolfe
Mostow. Evening services begin
at $50.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-06-23
Summer Bible School
Opens at Flower Hill

Music, handicrafts. and recrea-
ton will be provided for children
attending the vacation Bible
school opening at the Flower Hill
Church of the Brethren Monday
at 9 am, under the direction of
Mrs. John Gloyd and Mrs. Ben.
ton Burritt.
Heading the four school de.
partments, beginners, primaries,
juniors, and intermediates, will
be Mrs. Frank Snively, Mrs
Willis Smith, Mrs. Harry Diehl,
Mrs. Thomas ShoemakeS, Mrs
Russell FitZwater, Mrs. Lory
Secrist and Mrs. Claude Colvin.
The junior class of the Flower
Hill vacation Bible school will
spend Tuesday at Camp Peniel.