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HrLP-WoMFN

TYPIsT-Proposal clerk: young lad,
for interesting work In sales pro.
posal dept. Must be neat. accurate
typist. 6-day. 40-hr. vk.: no sats
Apply 1905 H 81. NV. 20
TYPIsI. immediate opening for st.
thesda once: for interview call Mr.
MaeDenald. or Mr.. Robertson. OIL
TYPIsT. for research division o.
airline firm: 5-day week; gooc
s startins .s salary; airline privileges
TYPisTs, exper., sir-cond. ofices
start. $3.50 VIZ. Miss Evans q
BoYD's. 700 18th. cor. q. (NA. g.
TYPisT REcEPTIoNIsT, s55-sst
s e. B0Yp's. 700 12th' cor. G. NA
r sPssg'' so wp.m., $50 wiz. Assoc
offices. typist. knowi. shorthand, S65
wk. Recep. -typist, $500 mo. See Mis-.
Reed at PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911
T9PisT. Under 80. varied and in
teresting work leading to. respon-
sible position. 5-day wk., air eond. ;
downtown loo. FEDERAL ADJUST
MINT CORP. Ma. SLATE. Pc
TYPIST, to work for large insur-
fanity fOr 4 Advancement a :0D must HpI ike
varied duties and be able to handle
some dictaphone work. Applicant
must be neat and accurate. age
limit % TO q: See Mr.. Pastor. Ma
TIONAL SURETY CORP. AS Wood
ward Bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV:
TYPIsT-REsEARCH WORKER, want
ed by Public Affairs Press for In
teresting -part-time work. Call NO.
1908 Monday.
TYPISTS. accurate. approx. so words
per min. Apply AAA LETTER SERV-
ICE, RIM. AS. 425 18th st. NV.
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Telephone Solicitors
Work for national concern doing tele.
phone work from your own home
guaranteed weekly income for those
who qualify. Apply In person S23S
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. End floor
front. Ask for MR.. MARRASH
Tuesday through Friday. / pm
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STENOGRAPHERS

~ 4C4NNNA4t<A4 4AIAb0
Experienced. temporary, day Jobs 30 No
STOCK CONTROL CLERK. q leading
Washington furniture store in an
d9 SesS.e nses Of az. ne : q e
the duties OF stock control clerk.
You must be good at handling fig
ures and have legible handwriting.
Excel. working conditions, 5-day,
40-hour week. Box RISK, Star.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, white
girl. 1895, Thoroughly experienced
in other ONCE duties; tipping, filing,
etc. Group disqualification and va
cation with pay: 44.hr; 5h-dsy
week: g spp siS5 $50 81 per MI *
s VIZ afsb ri NJ, ocrERAroES S :
wanted for switchboard operator.
S-hour day. 6-day week; starting
salary $40 month. See Resident
Mgr, 211b Pennsylvania ave. NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERAToR-Relief
daytime work: 5-day wk.: expert
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. (2lst ana Nj,
8 to IL am. Mon. through Fri. 3
EACHERS-Summer work in D. c.,
Md. Va. that your training Qualities
you for, ConsumeriSm pays guar. IN
. come UP to $1,000 for SIS weeks.
P, o. Box 1904. D. c.. or CO. 6-2514.
TEACHERS, white = Excellent fall
positions in private and public
schools and colleges. Art. secretarial
science, education, elementary. Eng
lish, geography, LANGUAGES. librarian,
math., physical education, science
and history. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 1871 @ st. NV. RE. Z
TEACHER, for nursery and kinder
garten:. must be qualified. Begin
TELEPHONE Observation-Disclosures
ing work with progressive organiza-
ton; 40-hour week, no night OF
weekend work: will train promis.
ing applicant. Call DI. 7-2S03 Mon
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS--Publis
ers of Good Housekeeping. House
Beautiful and other leading maya
zines have several openings Tor tele-
phone solicitors. Pvt. phone neces-
sary. Commission basis, bushes,
charge through leading dept: stores
Experience not necessary. will train
Box l91-X, Star.
TELEPHONE SoLICTTORs. exper
in furniture upholstering. slip
covers and Grapes: none Others
s al com pRasd sales. '' VIZ. 'a.be4a'
Rvk oS a - A 90
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several opening available immedi-
ateiy to high -caiiber telephone sales
personnel for full and part-time
work In special telephone rooms:
Harvey. in RIM. 2l4. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

PHOTOGRAPHER SECRETARY
law oice n wssS M ten i n snsNsra
ing. please state age, education,
former employment and expected
salary. BOX <e1.T. star. 9es
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AMERICAN RETURNING HOME.
Latin Americanist; established repu-
tation. profound knowledge OF Brazil.
long journalistic and university
background, speaks and write Portu-
guese, speaks Spanish, seeks POSI-
ton U. s.; best references. Address
''PAVAS'' c/Rozas, Caixa Postal 400,
Rio de Janeiro, D. r., Brazil.
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OPERATOR, under IS to cali custo-
mers for telephone orders: 5-day
week. Apply Mr.. Lucas. MEADOW
GOLD PRODUCTS CO.. 1887 2 st.
PIX OPERATOR for small once:
some knowledge Of tipping nee: high
school graduate; exper. not nee: o.
s saH en- SCI VI southern SMaR bias'
18th and H SITS. NV. rs
PIX. receptionist, knowl. tipping, 9-5;
start. $50 wk. Several openings at
once. Miss Black. at BoYDs. cor.
PIX OPERxT0R-TYPIsT - Expert
enced. Busy ONCE. Upper NV. Good
appearance. Only those with best
BENT, Monday Between 10 and
12 for appointment. tn. 2-1136.
PRACT. NURSES-Learn massage and
medical gym; Call ST. 3,9lI2,
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SECRETARY

OENxtG i AN
Plumbing and heating contractor. in
wheaton Silver Spring area has i'm
mediate opening for q nrst-clas:
secretary. not over 80. yrs. old; must
be neat and reasonable; good typisi
and excellent stenographer. good
working conditions IN new bldg
salary open. Reply stating age,
qualifications and experience. JOHN
d. FITZGERALD. l1435 Grandy,ew
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Made EXPERIENCED,
MUST BE VERY GOOD
COOK; NO HEAVY
LAUNDRY; 3 ADULTS;
BRKFST. THROUGH
OHM Err, 5k DAYS;
LIVE IN OR OUT. RE-
CENT LOCAL REFER
ENCES, REQUIRED. DO
NOT CALL UNLE S S
QUALIFIED. EN-. 2-7787
AFTER IL AM.
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the MAN YOU need

UIIC 14lA1N you 1ICON
Is listed In the Forty Plus bulletin
/ of pre-screened executive and pro-
fessional personnel. In Washing.
tons most selective RESERVOIR OF
high-caliber MANPOWER. you'll find
men Of tested abilities. No fees are
charged. Phone or write about your
requirements.
THERE rs NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR EXPERIENCE
FORTY PLUS OF WASHINGTON, INC.
$40 18th st. NV. (zone 81
Metropolitan 8-176S
COLORED MAN desires fuil-time
work; janitor, chauffeur. Dependable.
cSfSR Tsb M spn de:re s7g eor.er Work.
reliable. references. LU. 2-2745.
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YOUNG LADY

Small. congenial silver
Spring ONCE; clerical work and
some typing; convenient hours;
good pay. Apply 1921 East
West hwy. Mon. 10. am. to
4 pm. and ask for Mr..
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HELP--MEN AND WOMEN

u66r-sW6tN NM W0FW6N
ARTIST-DRAFTSMAN
Capsule Of doing. chart work and
EDUCATION and experience Box
ASSISTANT 10 MANAGER
WHITE
Teachers wanted. over 81, to be
trained for ballroom, tap and bal
let; part time s Snly s and keep present sent
SON Monday evening at $50 pm.
SAMMY FREMONT
DANCE STUDIO
zoos Connecticut Ave. NV.
BEAUTICIANs, man hair stylist.
manicurist, for NV. beauty salon;
steady position: open salary; young
clientele. Cali OIL. 4-64S1. between
8 and 10 pm, ewes. -
experienced; perma-
nent job. B-day week: only expert
enced applicants need apply must
esIs eaG SOU sSUv Issins ' s1t p.nas
ave. NV.
CANvAssERs WANTED to take names
for City Directory. White only. No
selling. S35-S45 wk, guaranteed,
plus small bonus. Good handwriting
and spelling essential Apply In
longhand briefly stating background
and phone number. BOX Dix, Star,
COUPLE, white, g.h.w. and care OF
cripple: live IN: references required
DANCE AN gTEACHEEIRs-sallroom, exper.
or inexper.. we will train. Call for
interview. FRED .ASTAIRE DANCE
STUDIOS. DI. 1888. rs
ORGANizERs AND TEACHERS for
education courses. ia: 9-174l; :,
REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE; IL
cense. car. experience; full time for
high commission; will also consider
inexperienced full or part time II
you will really work. POTTS REAL
TY, 1856 d st. ne, Ii. 6-4444.
RESIDENT MANAGER. for 1s-unit
garden-type apt. bldg. in Takoma,
d. c. Husband may be employed
elsewhere but could assume all or
part of caretaker's duties; allowance
and salary to be based on services
rendered; must be sober, honest. de-
pendable, and furnish good refer
ences. Box 222-X. Star: ~
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER, Dupont
public stenographer furnished Of
fice, in aforementioned building. in
exchange for limited service. Box
00f-Z Star --2S
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HELP-DohAESTlc

BUTLER OK-vALET-C CHAUFFEUR
by prominent bachelor. Must be ex.
perienced and furnish finest refer.
ences. Do not apply unless you have
served the best. Give names of every
DsetsS Box sm ssSX s snd salary sx
lCHAAIBERMAID- WAITRESS. Protes,
near near washingto on Character o mor,
important than. experience, Writ,
KEITH XII ME ssfsIiiy Key Colony. Kes
Biscayne, Miami 40, Fla, before April
I; Employment to start immedi-
CHLD's NURSE. and some light
ages s. 3 and VI; must live in
and be between the ages Of 80 and
40, with Q local city. reference Of
ct least yr. in last position
English speaking South American
or European equally acceptable: SAC
. week. RIA. 3-32S5. -27
COOK, and LIST Or. maid: live in: fine
LIST hr. rm: and bath: Must be exper-
isnced and reliable. z adults in fam
c00K-G.H.W., coloredi excel; $50;
NV: sect: mr.. bus. EN-. 3-3122.
COOK .H.W., live in: upstairs rm,,
pvt. bath: good salary. EN-. 2-12SS.
|COOK-G .H.W., live in; city references
required; bha-day week. $50. EN-
GENERAL HousEwoRK - Witt.
woman preferred: 5h-day week; z
adults, 2 teen ayers; all modern
conveniences. Call Wo. 6-3654. rs
G.H.W. -COOK: live in: rs to 40 years
Thurs. and every other Sun. off: ex-
perienced with children: $50 to start
TU 2-58S0. 80
CIV, COOK-Mon., Wed. Fri: 2
to $50 pm: mature: exper.. recent
refs. ia. e-9225. Sun. Mon, eve.,
G.H.W.. exper. with children. live in
local refs; lovely .rm, bath and
MAID for Falls Church, Va, area
5-dey wk.. 10 am. through dinner.
Recent refs. req. New home with
all mod. cleaning aids. JE. 3-162l.
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RRLp-woAEN

MAssEUsE. experienced. full or part.
time. 5 days. 1890 r st. NV. End
MEDICAL REcEPTIoNIsT AMI
5-day vk... state qualifications and
experience. Box ASK. Star. II
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MEDICALrDENTAL

interviewer. social serv.. exper.
Dental trainee. yng., NV. open
Chemists I'm. or ~, hosp. to So. SOC
RECEIPT. no typ, mature ------S16O
RECEIPT. -typs.. hosp, nv open
Cashier. natl. bus. mach, hosp. $500
hosp. coffee shop SAC
erk-typist, clinic, yng. $2,54Q
Lab. techs, and med. assts. to $3.50
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
900 18th NV. RIM. 50a. NE. 5000
NURSE for small summer boys camp
Call RA. 6-2447 before p.m.; JU
7-6205 after 6 pm. -27
NURSES ~. practical, white. under
80. Day and night duty: Pvt.
G ssnit sngn, Nearby Md. Live 7 in
NURSE or receptionist, in physician's
ONCE, located on eroSstown and
Mass. ave buses; part time. 3 to
pm. days weekly. and Saturday.
to 2 pm: good salary. Box 1856
NURSE. REGIsTERED-For position
IN oral surgery ONCE. ~. 7-7626
NURSE. registered, S225. Laboratory
technician, reg, $3.50. Practical
nurse, exper. See GRACE DUNN
1911 q st. NV, RE. 7-2S28.
NURSES AID, white. for s-hour duty
IN sanitarium. in Falls Church.
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OFFICE MANAGER Metro
politan Washington auto
mobile dealer, located in
nearby Va, desires woman
capable of handling COM
plete sets of records and
operation of Office. Expert
ence in automobile, &C
counting helpful, but not
absolutely necessary. Box
121-X, Star.
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SECRETARY

In Washington there Is O
young lady or middle-aged
woman who is o competent
secretary-with references to
prove it-and who will be very
happy in Job now available in
2 centrally located, eir-coqdi-
toned, executive ONCE Of q
national trade association. The
position is for i've days Q week
and pays O. good salary. For
appointment, phone Republic
1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

COLORED COUPLE TO WORK in
Potomac, Md. area; housework,
cooking and outside work incl. care
Of several horses: 2-rm. apt. with
Nv. live on premises. Call DE-
FRANCEAUX. OIL. 4-3612. or Ma
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HELP-WoMEN
SECRETARIES

ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL
ie etc. si.4S c yrss 5 days. shorthand
sO-IBO w.p.m. $500 to $4,000
Some for beginners, $500.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
HOS 10th st. NV. Elk. 3-727O
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SAT,ESI,ADIES

Age 20-45. Position available I'm
mediately for shop in uptown Conn.
ave. Also Western and Wisconsin
shopping center, Chevy Chase. Must
ing conditions, Health. accident and
hospital benefits. Paid holidays and
paid vacations when eligible. Per-
sonal interview only. 3 am. Mon
day. FANNIE FARMER CANDY
SHOP, SO Wisconsin Circle, OBJ.
Tipnt Tood Rtore
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WAITRESS. harmaid. hostesses,
son. BENdHs1 CLUB. i42s o Ct.
WAITRESS tcolored) and fountain
girl. EXECUTIVE PHARMACY. Sol
r st. NV. -27
and table. Apply Virginia Room,
THE HEIGHT CO, Wilson and Glebe
I'd. Parkington, Arlington. Va. --23
WAITRESS, white; hours z pm. to
am. Night club, tavern. Age 81
80, attractive; lively personality:
no domestic obligations; 81 hr.
WAITRESS. white, for niRhtwork;
must be 81 yrs. old Apply LOU
MILLER'S COVERED WAGON, 14O2
14th st. NV.
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HELp-MEN AND woMEN
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VARI-TYPIST
RECORD CLERK

vari.type experience required. I'M
mediate opening. 6-day, 4O-hour
week, 8 am. to 4:30 pm. Many
worthwhile employe benefits.
HOT sHoPPES, INC.
1341 @ ST. NV. ROOM 200
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EASTERN
AIR LINES
RESERVATION
AGENTS

MUST MEET FOLLOW
ING REQUIREMENTS:
Age 21-35, high school graduate
minimum Of 2 years clerical. sales
or telephone contact experience, and
able to work rotating day and eve.
ming shifts.
periodic raises; b-day 4o-hour week;
employe benefits include free pas'
PRIVILEGES, paid vacation, group life
and hospital insurance and retire
mert benefits. a"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

PAINTER, colored. interior decorator
general maintenance mechanic;
steady work preferably; reasonable;
nondrinker. CO. 5-4S21.
PHARMACIST, reg. is years. ID, G,
and Va. licenses. managerial chain
experience, wants worthwhile job.
Box 443-V Star.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Production and cost-conscious plan:
ner: experienced in all phases OF
copy, design and complete prepara:
tion Of commercial and direct mail
ideas--and practical application to
your trade or industrial associations
needs. Diversified background ia
years. in graphic arts; copy prepara-
ton. layout, topographic design. In
national ssrseSe orga sf can prove W :
$1,000 annual value. Box 477-T.
Star 27s
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MATTRESSES

VIZ Z 4V1IOkJI0
Positions open In Wesiiington's bet
ter restaurants. Apply 2003 Eye st.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Postal Officials Told
Mail Is Their No. | Job
BY the Associated Press

The House Appropriations
Committee has complained that
top management" of the Post
Office Department seems to have
been so engrossed in revamping
its administrative setup that
grass roots functions" have
been overlooked.
1T still is the primary duty of
the department to ensure that
the mails are handled expedi-
tiously." said a report drafted
by Representative Gary, Demo-
crat, of Virginia. The report
accompanied the committees
first regular money bill of 1855.
The committee cut $69,117 900
from the departments budget
for the fiscal year starting July
/. The department asked for
$2,754.8l7,000, which the COM
mittee pared to $2,685, TOO, 900, a
cut of about 2.5 per cent.
1t gave the Treasury Depart
ment-which is financed by the
same bill-all but $3.50, 900 of
the $604, $4,000 it requested.
But it recommended that one
Of the three posts Of assistant
Treasury secretary be abolished.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Walter J. Mitchell, 83,
Former Maryland Judge
Speciol Dispatch TO The Stor

LA PLATA, Md, Mar. H.
Funeral services for Walter j.
Mitchell, former Circuit and Ap-
peals Court Judge and President
of the Maryland Senate, will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow in Christ
Episcopal Church here. Burial
will be in nearby Mount Rest
Cemetery.
Mr.. Mitchell, for many years
publisher and editor of the
La Plata Times-Crescent and
Charles County Democratic
leader, died Thursday in Physi-
clans Memorial Hospital here.
He was 83.
A native of La Plata and q
graduate of the University of
Maryland Law School, Mi
Mitchell served as Chief Judge
of the Seventh Judicial Circuit
and as member of the State
Court of Appeals from 1884 until
his retirement seven years later.
He was a State Senator from
1918 to 1884 and was President
of the Senate in 1888.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
AIgernon Craven,
Virginia Horseman
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Mar. 12.-Algernon w. S. Cra-
ven. an outstanding horseman,
died yesterday after an extended
illness Mr.. Craven. born in
England in 1869, came to Abe
marie County at the age of 16.
He remained a British subject
throughout his life.
Mr.. Craven kept his own pack
of hounds. and was for many
years MF.H. of the Albemarle
Hunt. He also belonged to the
National Steeplechase and Hunt
Association. representing the or
ganization in Virginia for many
years. He bred and raised
steeplechase and hunt horses.
Mr.. Craven was married in
1912 to Miss Eda Louise Atkin-
son of Richmond, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Atkinson. She died several years
ago.
He is survived by two sons,
Algernon Atkinson Craven of
Malvern, Pa, and Thomas Whit
more Stuart Craven of Char
lottesville; two granddaughters,
and several relatives in England.
Funeral services will be at II
m. Monday in Christ Episcopal
Church. Burial will be in Hol-
lyWood Cemetery, Richmond.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Harry Parsons Cross,
Yale Grid Player and
Ex-Stanford Coach
BY N. Assoeiossd Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar. IL.
Harry Parsons Cross. 81. one
time Yale football player and
former coach at Stanford Uni
versity, died today.
Mr.. Cross, q Providence (R. -
attorney, was for many years
active in industrial and political
affairs in Rhode Island. He was
a director of the Providence
journal Co., and held director
ships in several large concerns
in Rhode Island.
In his college days, Mr.. Cross
excelled in hammer throwing
and in 1895 he was rated second
to James S. Mitchell, the world
titlist.
In 1894 he competed in track
as member of the New York
Athletic Club against the Lon
don Athletic Club. and in 1895
as a member of the Yale track
team which opposed Cambridge
University.
Mr.. Cross was graduated from
Yale in 1896 and from Harvard
Law School in 1900. His study
at Harvard was interrupted by
his coaching job as Stanford.
In 1896 he succeeded Walter
Camp as coach at Stanford, left
after one year and returned for
another season in 1898.
Mr.. Cross was founder of a
law firm in Providence, served
for five years as an assistant
Attorney General of Rhode Is
land and for many years as a
member of the Metropolitan
Park Commission in Providence.
He was active in Republican po-
litical affairs. In 1853 he was
elected governor general of the
General Society of Colonial
Wars.
Mr.. Cross is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Anne Lucille Lawson
Atwood Cross; five daughters,
one son and brother.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Capt. Archibald Ramsay,
Anti-Semitic LaWmaker
By the Associoted Press

LONDON, Mar. 12.-Capt.
Archibald Maule Ramsay. 60,
bitterly anti-Semitic former
member of Parliament impris-
oned for four years during World
War II. died yesterday.
Ramsay, who praised Hitler's
attitude toward Jews, was jailed
under a defense regulation drawn
up to confine persons deemed
undesirable to the nation during
wartime.
1t was once charged in the
House of Lords that Ramsay,
member of one of Scotland's
oldest families, was earmarked to
become "Nazi gauleiter for Scot
land" This he strongly denied.
He was a Conservative MP
during his imprisonment. In
1945, a year after his release, he
presented a motion to revive
laws of 1890 which would have
made Jews wear yellow patches
on their clothes. The Conserva-
tives disowned him and he quit
politics.
In 1852 he published a book,
"The Nameless War" in which
he supported Hitler's opinion of
Jews.
Eton and Sandhurst educated,
Ramsay was commissioned in the
Coldstream Guards and served in
France during World War I. His
grandfather was a general and
his great uncle was the 18th Earl
of DalhouSie,
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Mrs. Anna Freud Bernays,
Sister Of Sigmund Freud
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 12.-Mrs.
Anna Freud Bernays, 96, a sis
ter of the late Sigmund Freud,
founder of psychoanalysis, died
yesterday at her home. She
was born in Austria two and a
half years after her famed BROTH
er.
She came to New York in
1892, but often returned to Eu-
rope. Mrs. Bernays last saw
her brother in 1888. six years
before he died in London.
At 81 she contributed an ar
ticle MY Brother Sigmund
Freud" to the American Mer-
curry Magazine. The article is
a basic source for present day
knowledge of Freud's early life.
She is survived by her son,
Edward, a publicist, and four
daughters, Mrs. Victor Heller,
Mrs. Lucy Wiener, Mrs. Bruno
Randolph and Mrs. Hella Ber-
nays, all of New York.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
CT. F.LuthringerD Dies,
Hemisphere Director
OF Monetary Fund

George F. Luthringer. 81. Of
fetal of the International None
tary Fund here and a former
State Department economics
specialist. died yesterday after
an illness of several months. He
had been under treatment for
leukemias
Mr.. Luthringer, who joined
the monetary organization at it's
inception in 1916, was director
of its Western Hemisphere de-
partment at the time of his
death. Earlier he had served as
research director and as alter
nate United States executive di-
rector on the funds executive
board.
He was employed by the State
Department from 1888 to 1916,
first in it's Philippine division and
later in the economic advisers
Office.
Earlier, he was on the faculty
of Princeton University for eight
years. He was a Princeton gradu-
ate and obtained a doctor of
philosophy degree there in eco
nomicS and finance.
Mr.. Luthringer was a native of
Petersburg, Ill.
He is survived by his wife,
Winifred j., of the home address
at 1417 Thirty-fourth street
NV; a daughter. Mrs. Russell
E. Carlisle of Arlington, and a
son, David G., a student at
Princeton.
The funeral will be held at 3
pm. Sunday in Bethlehem Chap
el of Washington Cathedral.
Mrs. Luthringer requests that
tokens of sympathy be donated
to the District Chapter of the
American Red Cross.