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CAPITOL HILL SECRETARY. S3,-
800 to $4,000 up: reeep. secretary,
$500 mo-. real estate steno-hook-
kpr., $50 vk: Law Eteno., IS wk
80 new openings. all kinds, eli
ages; INQUIRE ST. $4,000. BOYDS,
cor. 18th and @ test. ~ yrs1
GIRL (whitel. is to 80. for Hyatts-
vile dry cleaning plant: salary,
$40: no experience necessary. Call
UE. 1861 30
GIRLS. white, 81 to 35. to answer
telephones: switchboard exper help
full; hrs. 3 an. to 4 pm. or 4 to
ia pm: perm. full-tirne position.
Must have good handwrttine. Apply
in person only. Suite 4I2. 1926 q
GIRL FRIDAY. for reception work
and selling. Good salary plus COM
mission. Apply in person between
. and 10 am. weekdays except
Monday, GLOGAu STUDIO. 1903
Conn. ave. NV. liz
GIRL, colored. high school graduate.
intelligent. to do counter and cler-
zeal work in valet shop In NV.
wash: 5-day wk. ME. S-S54l
YOUNG GIRL, for typing and filing.
One-rirl once: 37is-hr.. 6.day wk.
Immediate employment. DE. e
1924,
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PLASTERING REPAIRS

Work guar: reasonable. u. 9-4154.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Low
prices, free estimates. Nd. work
only. MR.. LEE, VIII. 6-6S07. Ia
PLUMBING, heating, roofing. gem
eral repairs and lemodeling. Small
Jobs q speciality. VII. 6-91l4. LII
REMODELING, REPAIRS-Comple
service from cellar to roof; for free
estimate on any size job. phone
i, A. COFFEY, AP. 1-165T. 20s
ROOFING, new work: repairs: gut
tiers, spouts; carpentry; painting.
A. d. THOMAS, WA. 1-7352.
ROOFlNG-SIDlNG. All kinds. sut-
tering, downspouts. Terms. Law
RENEE HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
nv REPAIRMAN - Let me repair
your television set, II will work like
new, All work guaranteed. Call IA.
g-5S40. Ask for TOM. liz
UPHOLSTERING, retieing strings,
refilling cushions, slipcovers and
drapes made to order. RA. 6-7712:
FOR REUPHoLSTERING. re-tieine
strings, refilling cushions, Slip
covers and Grapes made to order.
RA. 6-77l2. ---l6
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In Riyerdaig. LEGAL. banking OF
real estate experience helpful. Sal
airy open. Phone uN. 4-6500 for APP
pointment for interview IS
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER -
Law once has opening for stenog-
rapher; Aforementioned once: 5-day
week: Box 352-G Star. la
SECRETARY: must have some ex-
testgrsl . drafting: for. for small essi'
500. Box -390-D. Star. l6s
SECRETARY-Man editor OF
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
PUBLICATION, needs competent
young secretary; shorthand essen
tial, electric typewriter experience
desirable; good salary. 5-day week,
pleasant working conditions. RE
. TS5 1 Ext. III ,,;lo
line pass privileges; starting salary,
Saa5. Phone Elk. 3-7S56. LIZ
STENOS. SOS can use expert stenos
for long or short day ASSIGNMENTS;
/, no week ends: ST. 3-1972. lis
SECRETARY
Interesting position and convenient
ly located In suburban area Excel
lent working conditions. employe
benefits. Must be proficient at
shorthand and tipping.
The Ahrendt Instrument Co.
1910 Calvert Rd.. College Park. Nd.
:. UN. 1868
A Subsidiary Of Litton Industries
--lB
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MOTOR TRAYEl

FREE RIDE to Orlando. Fla. for
one TO drive Chevrolet: starting
January 80. references. HU. 3-5o52.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

VIRGINIA PROPERTIES WANTED,
TO manage; excellent bookkeeping
department and rental manager
with loads OF experience Call XII.
p-B644. AL BAKER a. SON, INC,
sos N. Washington st.. Alexandria,
Va $. --l1
BooKKEEPNG and tax Service to
the small businessman. monthly,
quarterly or annual. RA. 6-3S41.
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HELp-woMrN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

-, for alert. educated woman.
1895, who desires financial Sc
eurity and o WORK lndspend-
emily: Interesting YORK Edr-
Sal. comm. bonus. Call Miss
Mabel Lutz. Raleigh Hotel.
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SAIESWOMEN-

for women in 1880 age
group to make good steady Twins
in pleasant outside Saleswork. At.
tracitve salary and commission; 5.
not necessary but helpful. Write
swing age, experience, telephone
number and date available TO 30,
JIG. star. liz
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HELp--WoMEN

STEN0GRAPHER. real estate once,
5-day week: good nay and employe
benefits. Permanent position, Ma. g.
$500, 1907 H street NV. VEIN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per-
manent position: good knowledge Of
tipping and shorthand essential;
company BENEFITS. b-day week; will
consider beginner. Apply . TO .,
1880 l. st. NV. --16
STENOGRAPHER. for Engineer CON
tractors office. 5-day week; pleas.
ant, air-eond. ofiices; perm. posi-
ton $50 per wk. to start. Col
iege education preferred. Call Sun.
and eyes, ST, 3.13S4. LIZ
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for
motion picture exchange branch
manager; hlm exper. helpful but
not essential. For appty call Ma.
S-63i6. Mr.. BUCHANAN. lie
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GIRLS (2)
MARRIED WOMEN


Opportunity for housewives to wor
from $50 to 1890 E.na. I'VE night
q week: downtown once of nation
ally known insurance company wi
employ file personnel for permanen
employment; aforementioned mod
ern once Apply 4th a.. Wire Bids
1000 Vermont ave. NV, betweei
5 and z pm, January 10.
YOUNG LADY for general ONO
excellent working conditions. Appl!
scHNEi fans 900 IN 81. NV NV. 1t
THREE ADULTS with car part o
full time. 70 do home demonstra
tion work. Chance for advancement
for riaht person. No limit to earn
inss. Excellent commission II IL
terested. call MR.. PEARL MOCK
ABEE, 10. 4-74s7 l I'll pm
EMPLOYED IN THE GOVT. Meet
extra money? Sell AVON to YOU
covorkers and earn $50-S60 mo
Call Mrs. Dillon. DI. 7-02s1. IL
AVON PRODUCTS, INC, is selectini
women for biz spring promotion
you may qualify. Excellent open
inss available now. DI 7-022l
coLLEGE GRApuATEs-Ii you ar
21-2s yrs. and interested In
itiative and judgment in handllnl
people and problems, call COUR
TEsY ASSOCIATES. ma. S-l4l2
$3.50 TO 5, liz
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REpAIRs end SERVICES

ADDITIONS, PORCH ENCLOSURES.
jalousies. kitchen remodeling; BY
specialists: all work fully guar:
SEcO SALES, GIT Sligo ave. Silver
Spring, Ju. 5000 day or night.
ADDITIONS. partitions, gen. altera.
tions. Terms. LAWRENCE HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., Ii. $500,
ADDITIONS, Temodeling, brick
cement, carpentry, and construes
ton: terms. Pc. 3-3723. g.
ADDITIONS, seneral repairs, paint
ing. papering. Free estimates. Easy
terms NE. S-1477; AP. 1896.
ADDITIONS, BATH, KIT, MODERN.
IZING--An types of home improve.
ments. supervised and guaranteed
By an estab. corp. FLA and 5-yr.'
financing avail. Call for FREE es-
innate. ACME HOME MODERN
IzATION CORP. NO. 1851. Ia
ADDITIONS, alterations. painting,
repairs OF all kinds Free estimates,
Terms. OIL. $4,000. 10. 4-59gls
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONs--Now
is the time to repair your home:
add room or build that clunrrn. 4
unusual ideas. free estimates, E-Z
terms. OV 3-0319. -16 :
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Age 2i.35: for manuscript and mis-
cellaneous typing. accuracy essen.
tial with speed OF so w.p.In. OF
more: excellent opportunity for ad.
vancement; 5-day. 40-houF week
In resume give age. education ane
TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
18th and N SITS. NV. lis
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SITS, MEN 8 WOMEN

Employment Problems?
Gail Miss ToliYer. To. 2-0el3,
TOP NOTCH HELP
Call Miss Smith. AD. 2-sl00,
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TELETYPE OPERATOR
EXPERIENCED
Immediate opening
etartinK salary based
on previous experience.
Scheduled increases.
Working hours. y a.mi.-4 pm,
Or 10 MT Pm.
No night tours.
5-hour day, 5-dAy week.
Monday through Friday.
AGE s0-;ilI.
CALL Ma. l-ea0o. EXT. 74d
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EVANSVILLE AREA

Resident manager assistant. apart.
ment development. Must have
knowledge OF bookkeeping. Good
salary and apartment. All replies
strictly confidential.
BOX 283-G, STAR
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hELP-WoMEN
TYPIST

TYPIST-CLERK. small, conseniai
patent Law once. 6-day week:
s. GOO. MA. A-kI32 Ia
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sALEsWoMEN

To sell ties and accessories in furn.
ishings dept. OF one of Washing.
tons finest retail stores. Good sal.
airy and pleasant working eondi.
tions.
APPLY MR.. WARREN
Lewis and Thos. SaltZ
1909 G ST. NV.
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INTERPRETATION ROOMS
FREE estimates. FLA terms.
NARICK CONSTR. CO., SO. S-S24D
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are now
department for persons win
pleasant telephone manners.
ity necessary 10 al tsienSone
sAieswork. The sales COM
mission Is liberal and the
hours can be tailored 20 At
your requirements In many
cases.
II interested In steady and
ENJOYABLE work. contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 204. between
Q am, and o pm.
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MATTRESSES


10th and Pennsylvania
ave. nv. To reopen Mon.
under new manaeement. OPP
posite Dept, Of Justice and
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
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TYPISI

Experienced typist familiar with
switchboard operation: pleasing
telephone voice and manner e.
sential: age 25-35: $50 am. Y
urdays; good starting salary AM
company benefits. BOZ GAG. star
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STENO.-Tempofary Jobs available
through seeretarial service; full or
part time; good skills required. RE.
sTENO. CLERK. for branch once Of
national organ Shorthand. typ
!ne and knowledge OF figures In
yolying payroll and keeping records
OF orders and shipments Perm.
position. age "A to IS. Group ms.
protection and hosp talization
avail to our employees. to 8.
5-day wk Call Miss Smith OF
Mrs. Milwee- Ma. s-0l04. III
SWITCHBOARD OPER.
viii train on modern board. Must
be able to type. Steady position
with company insurance. 5i5-day
week. Apply DTENERS, INC, 1900
Rhode Island ave. ne. LIZ
TEACHER. white. nursery class:
private school. State qualifica lions
and experience. Box 203-G star.
TEACHERS. white. immed openings
in phys. ed. home economics, Eng
lish and social studies; commercial
subjects: art and elem. grades
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 1871
n ~ N ~ m 5.a0aQ Ia
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PAPERING--$lO rm, up. Suntast
washable paper. Do own work, guar.
White mechanic. RA. 3-0024. III
PAPERlNG ROOMS, $40 so - Incl,
material, labor Painting, special
low prices. Work guar. IA. 10000.
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conference board was due to
meet tonight to consider the
plan.
Reliable sources said these are
the features of the settlement
proposal:
/. The company would get the
five-year contract it wants, pat
termed after a five-year agree
|ment reached between the TUE
and General Electric last August.
2. The union would have the
right to renegotiate wage rates
locally after each year of the
contract. with the right to strike
locally in behalf of demands.
3. Wage increases, from the
standpoint of total cost to the
company. apparently would be
substantially what the company
offered before the strike began.
4. Another knotty issue-the
IUE's demand the company re-
instate some IS workers fired for
alleged strike violence-is pro-
posed for settlement this way:
The company would reinstate
two-thirds of the people in
volved and the matter Of whether
the others should be reinstated
or not would be decided in in
dividual arbitration cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

Federation; John L. Monaghan,
president Of the Washington In
dustrial Union Council, and
Howard McGuigan. secretary of
the Washington Central Labor
Union.
Delegates will hold daily work.
shops through Friday in admin
istrative problems, training un-
ion members, fund raising and
agency relations.
George Meany, president of
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Growing Welfare Role
is Forecast for Labor

essential" Mr.. Perlis said, "they
will come to nothing unless all
of us act as good citizens of our
communities "a hours a day.
And that means community
service"
Mr.. Perlis said labor repre-
sentatives want to be more than
window dressing or letterhead
representation" on national and
local health and welfare agen-
cies. I'VE want full partner
ship" he said.
"In working for the common
good we don't care if a human
being is a member of AFL-CIO
or not. We are concerned with
him because he is a human
being"
The opening session was well
coined to Washington by Ferdi-
nand v. Grayson, executive di-
rector of the Community Chest
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SEIZURE

Continued From First Page
mass of legal documents needed
for seizure was completed yes
terday.
The unprecedented Maryland
law was enacted by the Legisla-
ture last week in a dramatic
last-minute shift of votes. 1t
applies to any strikebound public
utility which affects the public
welfare, but was aimed specifi-
cally at the transit walkout.
Under the law, Is to so day
mediation period would be tried.
If no agreement is reached, a
three-man board would be cho-
sen to invoke binding arbitra-
ton.
Both union and management,
as we'll as other labor and utili-
ties groups, opposed the meas
ure. Many legislators said they
opposed the bill in theory but
voted for it to end the paralyZing
walkout which has affected some
$4,000 daily riders.
The company has said it OPP
poses binding arbitration be-
cause the board could grant
wage increases but not fare
hikes which the firm says would
be necessary to meet union de-
mands. Any wage increase would
be retroactive to the date of
seizure.
In anticipation of the seizure,
the company last week asked the
Public Service Commission for
a 20-cent basic fare. The old
fare was 18 cents. Mayor Thomas
d'Alesandro has announced the
city will fight the proposed in
crease.
The union is seeking a 20-cent
increase in the present $l.90
hourly pay IN a one-year con-
tract. The company withdrew its
final offer of 10 cents, spread
over a three-year period. after
the union rejected it on Febru-
airy 26.
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Hi Fl Show Ends;
Attracted $1,000

The High Fidelity Music Show
counted more than $4,000 Wis
Iitors before closing out a three
day stand at the Shoreham Ho-
tel last night.
BY mid-afternoon yesterday
waiting lines stretched more
than 200 feet from the hotels
west end to the main entrance,
and the management had to re-
strict admissions according to
the number of persons leaving
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Organized labor's role in COM
munity welfare activities is going
to increase, but not as window
dressing or letterhead represen-
|tation," an AFL-CIO spokesman
said today.
Trade unionism today ex-
tends beyond the plant gates
into the total community" Lee
Per1is, director of the AFL-CIC
Community Services Committee
said.
Mr.. Perlis spoke at the opening
session of a five-day meeting Of
the committee. Some go labor
welfare officials from all parts OF
the country are attending the
sessions at the Willard Hotel.
The committee holding its first
annual conference. is the sue
cessor to the former ALL Com
Imunity Relations Committee and
the CLIO Community Services
Committee. The two were con-
solidated in the recent AFL-CIC
merger.
while labor's collective bar
gaining, organizing, political
action and legislative action are
ADVERTISEMENT
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the AFL-CIO. will speak at the
morning session Friday; William
F. Schnitzler. AFL-CIO secre-
tary-treasurer, will speak al
noon tomorrow. Delegates will
attend a dinner Thursday as
guests of the American National
Red Cross, the National Social
Welfare Assembly and the Com
munity Chests and Councils OF
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

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Company and union represen-
tatives arranged to meet this
afternoon with the three-man
Federal Mediation Service panel
which proposed the settlement
package, in efforts to get phases
of the plan clarified" The
IUE's 75-member Westinghouse
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U. S. Offers Compromise
In Westinghouse Strike
BY the Associated Press

package" plan for settling the l4day West
giving the the contract
striking union its desired arbitration rights
Both company International Union of Electrical
Workers plan under active consideration today
compromise with concessions to both sides
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THE EVENING STAR Alb

WASHINGTON. d Z
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1895
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Founders Day banquet at Z
pm. tomorrow at the Ted
Lewis Restaurant.
Miss Rose Marie Grentzer,
chairman of the Sorority's
American music awards pro-
gram, will speak. Miss Grent-
ger became an honorary MEM
Der of Sigma Alpha Iota at the
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Foreign Ministers
To Visit Capital

comes to Washington for the
long Thanksgiving week end.
+ ~
PAKISTAN'S MALIK NOON
IS expected shortly after
Thanksgiving: Ireland's Min
lister of External Affairs, Liam
CoSgrave will be here toward
the end of the month, ac-
companied by his wife. Tu-
nisia's Prime Minister Habib
Bourguida will be feted at
a large reception here Novem-
Der 81. if all goes according
to plan. Morocco's Foreign
Minister, Ahmed Balafrej, will
also come to Washington and
his visit will be the occasion
for the first big reception at
the newly established Moroc-
can Embassy.
IsraePS Coda Meir is ex-
pected here the first week in
December and will address
the National Press Club. Ac-
cording to the British En-
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basSy, "it is very probable
that IN the course of things"
Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd
will visit Washington.
Still others, planning trips
here, but thus far have no def
mite dates, include Canada's
Lester Pearson. Finland's Ralf
Torngren, South Africa's Eric
H. Louw. Thailand's Prince
Wan and China's George Yeh.
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groups convention. held here
last summer.
Also attending the banquet
will be Mrs. Donald May, Iota
Province president; Mrs. d. d.
Rasco. member of the National
Finance Committee. and Mrs.
A. A. Garthoff. immediate past
vice president Of Iota Province.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-18

Zealand's Minister of External
Affairs. T. L. Mcdonald ar
rived Friday for the week end.
SPANS Foreign Minister Ar
tajo, who made a state visit
here last year, returns to
Washington Tuesday for a few
hours visit with the Span
ish Ambassador, the Count of
Motrico. The Ambassador had
planned a small reception
Wednesday evening for Mr..
Artajo. but it had to be can
celed.
On Wednesday Austria'S For
eign Minister Leopold Figl
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Mrs. Nelson TO Speak

Mrs. Robert B. Nelson, jr.,
Of the Women's Committee Of
the Corcoran Gallery of Art,
will speak on the role of the
gallery IN the cultural life Of
Washington at a meeting Of
the Washington Club to be
held at IL am. Tuesday in the
clubhouse. Luncheon will fol-
low the meeting.
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Trust to Be Discussed

Richard Rowland will speak
on the National Trust for His
toric Preservation at a meet
ing of the Bryn Mawr Club
of Washington, to be held at
4 pm. Tuesday at the home
of Miss Carolyn Nash, 2716
Thirty-fourth street NV.
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Continued From Page D-1
Friday and Saturday with the
Belgian Ambassador and
BARONESS Silvercruys..
The Greek Prime Minister.
Constantine Karamanlis. with
his wife, winged in Wednesday
for a one-day stay. And New
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'Sigmo Alphu loto
Founding

The Washington alunnae
chapter Of Sigma Alpha Iota.
professional music fraternity
for women, will join Beta Phi
of Catholic University for its
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Alu,nnoe to Celebrate

The. Washington alumnae
chapter Of Mu Phi Epsilon will
hold its Founders Day cele-
bration at 8 pm. today at
Friendship House, 619 D street
Sc. A musical program viii
be presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-24

Washington tn. 9th and SIS NV MA $1,000
Langley Pork Nd New Hompshre Ave- ond University Lone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-24

tanning our own national
strength, moral. economic and
military. Second. collective Sc
curity. in a shrunken world, not
only for armed defense, but for
the improvement of the lot of
the peoples of the world. Third,
bridging the chasm that separ-
ates us from peoples under Com
munist rule"
Goal Is to Prevent War
I'VE are in the era of the
thermometer bomb that can
obliterate cities and can be de-
livered across continents" the
President said. with such weap-
onS, war has become, not just
tragic. but preposterous. With
such weapons, there can be no
victory for any one. Plainly, the
objective now must be to see
that such a war does not occur
at ALL
The President spoke in a
guarded manner of better rela-
tons with the Communist ma
tons. He said: without for a
moment relaxing our internal
and collective defenses, we must
actively try to bridge the great
chasm that separates us from
the peoples under Communist
rule"
He said that good will from
our side can do little to reach
these peoples. unless there is
some new spirit of Cancellation
on the part of the governments
controlling them. Now. at last,
he said. there appear to be signs
that some small degree of friend
ly intercourse may be permitted.
The President declared that
to-day the world is a house di-
vided." But. he said, he did not
expect the house to fall, para
phrasing Lincoln.
With incessant work and
with Gods help" he said, there
may emerge new era of good
life, good will and good hope for
all men,"