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Evening star., 1945-05-31
Earrings Greatly Reduced

"a pairs Earrings, gold-plated on ster-
ling silver with colored stones Were
S. Now SO
4 pairs Earrings. gold-plated on ster-
ling silver with simulated pearls. Were
S275 S1.50
36 pairs Earrings, gold-plated on ster-
ling silver with colored stones Were
$3.50 Now ------------------- Sl.50
Sterling Silver JeweIy Reduced
IL Mems Rings Were So. Now $3.50
3 Women's Colored Enamel Rings Were
3 Identification Bracelets Were $40.
NOW 30
Identification Bracelets. Were $3.50
NO" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
l Barrette. Was $3.50 Now s15O
Barrette. Was $225. Now -S1.2o
Barrette. Was 49, Now---S $3.50
Pin. Was SO. Now $3.50
W&L-Fine Jewelry. First Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

Remnon Day Merchandise Friday exchange
obe not sent O. moI
soIe, morred domosed otherwise imperfect
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Misses Sports Dresses
$ZZ.Z5 Were s29.75 and s35

IL rayon or wool dresses in navy, green, purple,
gray tan and yellow. One and two-piece styles.
Sizes IL to 20.
ii Wool and Wool Jersey Suits in pink, orange,
lime, blue and yellow. Sizes IA to 20. Were
$2975 and $35. Now ow--------$ $22.25
Suits, labeled for fabric content, in blue and
lime. Sizes IA to 49, Were $5975. Now $4475
"a Skirts in rayon, wool or cotton: black, red,
brown, blue and print Sizes to 10. Less
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Old Hickory Eorthenwore Reduced

1s Custard Cups. Less than u price. Now I5c
/ Saucepan. Was s3 Now ow--S15O 81 so
Saucepans. Less than y price. Now $1.10
Is Trivets. Were 4oc to ST. Now--2oc to sec
8 Pie Plates. Were ST. Now-50c
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Furniture at VI Prices
Living Room Furniture

Living Room Furniture
Lawson Sofas covered in cotton and rayon
figured fabric. TWO or three seat-cushion style
Rose only. S7450
/ Overstuffed Chair covered in wine cotton tap
estry.
! Club Chair covered in green white striped
cotton fabric. Now-- S5350
l Pillow back Club Chair covered in a floral
cotton fabrics s4S25
l Modern Chair covered in coral wool fabric
Now S55
6 Solid Walnut Cocktail Tables with blue mirror
glass top. S675
Miscellaneous Furniture
l Solid Mahogany Dining Room Table with
double pedestal base and three extension leaves
Now sS2.20
l Mahogany finish Record Cabinet. Now $3.50
i Four-fold Screen in a handsome figured de-
sign. Simulated leather, Now sass
l Three-fod Screen, decorated in silver color
Simulated leather. $3.50
Porch Furniture
1 Wood Tea Cart. finished in green and white
Now
Cypress Porch Chairs with a frosted ebony
finish. Cushions covered in yellow cotton SAIL
cloth. Now $50
l Cypress Arm Chair, modern style with natural
finish. Seat and back covered with sturdy
yellow canvas. Now SIS
l Cypress Arm Chair frosted ebony finish YELL
low cotton sailcloth back. $12.25
W&L-Furniture Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31

Misses Dresses, s5.''
We're S8.95 and more
30 dresses tailored buonront dressup styles spun
and novelty gabardne coors
plaids and pin stripes Sizes 10 to 20.
W&I-InexpensNe Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

Royon BIouses, $5.95
Were s895 to sIO.95
IS in plain colors and stripes, including white,
red, green and luggage
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Bothwores Reduced

l Rose Fiber Hamper. Was $3.50. Now S2.s5
l Ivory Fiber Hamper. Was $3.50. NowS .95
I White Fiber Hamper Was s745 Now - 1918
Mirror Makeup Boxes Were s1.75. Now, CSC
4 Mirror Tissue Boxes. Were s175. Now csc
Metal Tissue Boxes. Were s2 NowS1
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Misses CoIots, SOC

a wool felt calots in brown, black, royal blue,
purple and green.
Is Rayon Berets in blue, turf tan and green.
Less than " price. Now5 SOC
IL Daisy flower Halo Hats, less than u price
R>ow 0VC
70 Straw Brim Hats in navy and white Less
than " price.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Millinery
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Misses" Sports Dresses

IS rayon faille and shant,lng weave rayon
dresses In green, blue and coral Sizes II to TO-
80 White Rayon Sports Blouses. Sizes 80 to
SO. Were $2.25. Now S165
10 All-wool Jerkin Suits by well-known man.
ufacturer. in green. maize and Kelly Size IL
W&L-Down Stairs Store, sportswear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01

International Sound Photo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
HOME

Crowds lining the streets
of Lorain, o., to welcome
Adm. King, their home-
town hero. From left in the
car between the sailor body
guards are Adm. King,
Frank Lausche governor
of Ohio, and LOrain's mayor,
Harry G. Van Wagen.
Evening star., 1945-07-27
HELP MEN and WOMEN

CHECKERS wanted, S35 per week Nc
experience needed Call Iceland MAR
KEr, 1850 Lee hwy" Arlington Va.
COUPLE. experienced; cooking. gh.w.
snbTrbs $3.50 sa6 yafd montb man WI Lye in
husband to work as chauffeur and house
man. wife as cook. some light housework
per month. inquire 1880 X St. NV.
COUPLE. wife ghw. days wk., no wash.
ing; man as caretaker on country estate:
fine salaries and house. Gaithersburl
CoUPLE. elderly, colored, for genera
housework and cooking on farm at Bowie
must have references. BOX 3s7-c, Star
COUPLE WANTER for restaurant and bar
1e miles from Washington; good pay ,anc
maintenance; Woman to work in kitchen
man general helper to manaGer. For ap.
pointment phone r. H. TUSHEK, Marlboro
CoUPLE AT TOURIST HOUSE; apt anc
Sl25 mo. plus small commission. HOTEL
COURT; Baltimore blvd mi. past College
MANAGERS. for dry cleaning stores. at.
tention-1f you are thoroughly experienced
in this line, don't miss this opportunity
to earn real money commensurate witt
see MR. BOoRsTEIN at 1854 Coiumbia
rd. NV" 5 to pm. Thursday, Frida!
MAN AND WIFE to supervise group o.
boys in childrens home. woman full time
man part time: live in. Phone GE 2992
MEN AND WOMEN. white, to work or
steamboat refreshment stand, Apply i
INC, 9TH st. Wharf. s.w.
ORGANIST and choir director wanted
TELEPHONE SALESMAN wanted. unlim
tied opportunity. Call DI 55S7
EARN WHILE YOU LEARNING will traii
Q our dry dry cleaning dept to be spotters
cleaners, pressers. etc Good salary whil'
you learn. See Mr.. ZOSLOW, l342 New
York ave. NV.
PART OR FULL TIME PERSON with un.
limited phone to solicit home Improvement
work: unlimited earnings. CH. O43l.
Evening star., 1945-07-27
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN as assistant. for shop and
testing work under consulting engineer.
need not be Soese sst us5
chanics; preference to qualified veteran,
Address and state sse sse. experience, 90. and
YOUNG MAN. white, preferably high school
graduate, to. operate postage meter and
addressograph, do general clerical and
Room fRsaai soI. 1sSesf1 sTAR BunDiNo. i1oi Pa.
YOUNG YsSi atT MAN, colored, IS to 20 years. as
painters sssstant ss1S must be stsaay
Apply ACME IRoNWoRKs. 124o Mt, olivet
YOUNG @ ma MAN & for ysneiisn M env.n bling sosE sRd
HAM HOTEL UPHOLSTERY SHOP. $500
YOUNG MAN, late teens or early eos. pref
bition to promote his future; tariff publi-
cation and other motor carrier activity:
good ot Starting ting salary; previous experience
cations Incl lncluaiHs din age education and
YOUNG MAN, under 80, with some train
ing in engineering, accounting or Stats
tics. to work In the uaiuation aiyision Y; Of
excellent opportunity for advancement and
iHs'Im ing an IN outline Of ' essential informa tion
about yourself which will help o,,,a to deter,
salary desired, whether at present EN-:
ployed and how soon available. Statement
ot ayailaability I a necessary; Boy l62-C, Star
or veteran to work evenings reading cash
registers. Apply employment ofice. 9th
The ARMY AND NAVY are our customers
but we need you to keep them supplied;
We are hiring and training inexperienced
or experienced men and women who want
clans, inspectors and aSsemblers Of vital
radio equipment II you are one OF the
many who knows the war isn't over, we
would like to talk business with yor; Cal
INsTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. College
AujToMSTIvE JoBBING HOUSE desires
man, with experience, for our expanding
organization; permanent position with a
future. Box 4S1 &C, Star. 29'
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-3 men, expert
enced preferred. to list and sell property
for fast-growing Maryland real estate com
pany; wonderful opportunity for right
men. Must have good reference. Nc
others need apply License furnished
Must have car. UN. 4939 or 1886, MR.
ROWERS
Evening star., 1945-07-27
SITUATIONS MEk,

EXPERIENCED casualty insurance man
wishes to buy interest in old established
insurance agency. Box 222-C. Star. 29'
FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGER wants
position; wide experience with menu
building, purchasing and merchandising.
MAN, coiored, wants chauffeuring. truck
driving, receiving and shipping clerk; ex-
perienced with high school education. Call
North 0S37, s am. to IL 80 pm. 2Ss
MAN, colored, wants odd Jobs painting
homes. stores or apts.; any kind. Can
MAN. age sS 80, 8 yrs. col. ed. interested
social prob: liberal vpt. exp; labor org,
writing, Govt. ms. Nov empld. Goyt:;
PAINTER. 1st class. interior. exterior:
special attn. to kitchens, baths and fronts;
do my own work; no overhead. ia. 1859.
ZEAL ESTATE MAN desires position with
firm or bank in property management
department, Also experienced as ofhce
manager and bookIeeper. Veteran. Good
references Decatur 5000
SECRETARY; exper., man; full or part
typist and stenographer; references, edu-
cational and vocational. Box 3e7-C. star.
STEWARD, rest. mar, mattre d'hr 20
years experience. desires connection hotel
or club Address BOX 490-C, Star. 29'
YOUNG GENTLE MAN of 80 yrs. now
employed in drug industry, desires position
with reg. hours, such es rec. clerk, etc.
can assume responsibilities. Please state
fully in reply what you have. Box
YOUNG MAN. intelligent, educated. will
accept an interesting part-time position,
late evening hours preferred. Box 245-C,
Star
Evening star., 1945-07-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

BABY's NURSE, white, experienced, live
in, yr.-old boy; good, salary. Call MA.
CHAMBERMAID for guesthouse. 18th st.
NV. $50 am to $50 pm; reference
Ts TreGuiredi s190 pen per mo; live in or out; no
COOK. experienced: light housework, fond
Of children; live in; S27 week. Box 231-V.
COOK and general housework, small
family; references; live in or out; 500
th. month. CH. 1851;
meals. for small family and assist in light
housekeeping duties no laundry; other help
empiGyed emp ool1 no SUNDAY wOTk $50 week.
COOK and houseworker for ? adults.
modern apartment; 5lz-day week: must be
experienced and reliable; steady JOB; ex-
COOK, colored, to cook for 100; hours.
:;ag9 l2:3o to ~ $40 a1op pm,i no Sundays good
COOK and gh.w., experienced. not over
35; family 8 adults; apartment centrally
located ~ 10 through dinner $50 ana car
cooK-G.H.W, s2a25 to start. 5la days.
no Sun; small apt: fond Of children;
6s5nfH6 sERRiEaPGR no Laundry Sh no
500 month. Call DI. 1856 from 10 am.
COUPLE, experienced. cooking, g.hw..
chaufe1r eur and yard man; liye, in Md sub
GENERAL MAID, must be experienced cook
and waitress: ali day Thursday and every
Sunday afternoon of. Phcne MORNINGS
GIRL, general housework; no laundry, no
CHILDREN. highest pay. Call II. 1888;
GIRL, young, colored, to help mother tenn
GIRL, high-school student, during vaca-
references SIS. Wo, 6152
through dinner, boarding house; wash
dishes and general cleaning. no dish dry
Hg sterzeT is used sI5 per sgdy week foE
HIGH HTef school @ GfRi, ave colored oie day care of
HoUsEkfEPfR sR Can morAnas TA 1S sma apaPs @
ment. light. laundry, 21-mo. baby per-
RaPsn pE1st1n SlS ws Ho ss65
family "a i've II n RRF:SS6Sts RSS6lJ room children IN
HoUsEKEEPER, white, middle-aged, for
panion for middle-aged sick woman, must
be able to cook. AT. 351S.
ing, Monday; Tuesday THURSDAY and FIJI
day. 81 and carfare. CO. .2936.
MaIP n. 9Htn agndFy plan fass s22kins
MAID Ma to care care oh for Child and @ small 4 apart
ment. = day ThqEsday YSday and Saturday of.
SGRsEMArD S42e ma 81 oveT 1913 g. experienced only
to care for 2 children, / and 2la; city
references essential; live in or OUT good
WOMAN to help in kitchen, in drugstore.
permanent: good salary. Phone OK 0047.
WOMAN. colored, to cook and care for
small baby other help employed: good
salary, references and health card. NO.
4465, between 7:30 and 10 pm.
WOMAN. colored, to work in lodging
house; pleasant work, good salary. Must
be honest and dependable, NO. 6515.
WOMAN, g.h.w. and help care for one
child: no cooking: must live in; $50
WOMAN, competent, for cooking and
mothers helper, no laundry, small apart
ment, S25 week. Phone WO. 640O. Apt.
124 29'
SOME ONE, white, to help with children,
age q months, 3 years; go to Lake Forest,
Ill, for month OF August. return to WASH
ington in Sept; high salary. OR. $500.
Evening star., 1945-07-27
HELP WoMEN.

middle, age, white, as cashier;
snack bar. Apply 81 B coMMISSARY.
WOMAN. Experienced. steam table, 12 to
DUCKLING TEA HOUSE, 115 B st. sc.
ss xsAY 5ga1 gEcIseAS gs.f Ma t05 5oss al
YOUNG LADY, some experience. in ofnes
days -LOMAR MOTOR CO.. Silver Spring.
Young WOMAN, white. not lover 45, to
assist m, dining room at Lisner Home:
ing conditions. references required. Call
YOUNG WOMAN with ambition, college
and manager of attractive and exclusive
dress shop, Georgetown. Marvellous oppor,
tunity to right person; excellent financial
ARRANGEMENT. HO. 2l45.
JOB you WILL ENJOY--Learn this in.
teresting ana vital war work Earnings az
start, s3l 20 weekly with rapid increases
lies; ages 1s to So, Apply employmsnt Of
Zee, 722 18th st n.w Monday through
E5isay e S s$a 4Hh cHfssPEaKs E sa Paoaas sfe
appreEee eEaeoss va S pns commissiOn
aF s y w.sks wAE Sit fapd
no experience necessary excellent working
conditions: ages. 36 to so Apply employ.
Pent PEI Sse See I22 2's IL St 1" san Mon so
e 5 pm. e:1V THE caEsAPEAKE 4 PoToMAd
TELEPHONE CO. Hiring arrangementS
approved by War Manpower Commission.
SUITLAND-cashiers for cafeteria located
in census Annex. Starting salary at S1,370
per annum, plus meals each working day.
Interesting opportunity for women living
within the area of quick transportation:
ThG are GUkng Ter stssdy Tspssd
INC, 1119 21st st. NV. or call Ex. 7451.
THE ARMY AND NAVY are our customers,
but We need you to keep them supplied:
we are hiring and training inexperienced
or experienced men and women who want
to work-and keep their job-aS tech
nicians, inspector and assemblers Of vital
radio equipment If you are one Of the
many who knows the war isn't over, We
would like to talk business with you. Call
personnel dept, WA. 5000. WASHINGTON
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, College
PERMANENT position, addressing and fl-
ing. Good penmanship a requisite. One
girl office. 40 hours q week. S25.
KLEEN-FOOT BALM CO., 205 S. Oak St,
F. Ils Church. Va. Phone F; c. 1417. %
IMMEDIATE OPENING in branch ONCE OF
outstanding business organization for far
sighted girl desiring security and oppor-
tunity for future advancement. Reason
ings; modern air-conditioned ONCE; 542-day
week Pleasant personality ability 10
work with figures quickly and accurately.
good typing are essential Openings in
this office rarely occur. Call ME. 1921 FOR
appointment.
WANTED-Woman to take charge of al
teration and fitting. must be exper., for
new store opening on or about August 10
in Clarendon. Apply Box 267-C, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN, neat, reliable, desires
morning work. Call through Sunday. HO.
029S.
GIRL. colored, neat. wants daywork
davs. cleaning. Call Elk. 1923.
GIRL, eolored, exp, wants part-tima
work ; days, 9 to l o'clock; no laundry.
ia 960S. 2Ss
GIRL desires daywork, cleaning. Call
Hohsrt 2560.
LAUNDRESS, experienced, willing. expert
on wearing apparel; So. car fare. TR.
NURSE AND HoUSEKEEPER, for elderly
woman or couple; live in. RA. 1858. 27s
ments to clean Call d. 4723 2Ss
WOMAN, colored, with school-age child.
desires Job as housekeeper; references.
Y8UNsi coHoRED 81 falS eFser WOMAN pWi Wishes day
work or part time. Call Ex. 0666 sfter
Evening star., 1945-07-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
DREssMAKING. desisning, remodeiing

DREssMAKING, DESIGNING. remodeling, al
irving st. NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
GIRLS, 2, colored, would like bus or watt
NartS ness Torf dinner hour. Call after gm.
GIRL wants waitress work or days work.
Call Ii, 3640. 9 am. to / pm.
G0VERNFSS, fully certified teacher piano,
voice, dramatic art graduate London Coll
lege; European travel; supervise study
lang Box 145-C, Star 90
LADY WISHES POSITION as companion.
Can drive car and free to travel ref
erences exchanged. Phone ia: 1633-w.
P. o. Box No. 1894, Richmond, Va 29s
NURSE, colored practical desires work in
private home; s-hr. day duty. Call after
NURSE. undergraduate, als yrs experi-
ence. KNOWLEDGE of typing, wishes position
in doctors ONCE. Box 464-C, Star. i2s'
NURSE, hospital training. colored. hourly
or daily relief duty; also weekly. chronic
or acute cases. DI SS35.
NURSE. available now, s yrs.' ID. c. exp.
any type. case. chronic, invalids or para
lytics; ref. Mon. 10 a.m.-9 pm., FIR. 0S69.
NURSE. N. Y. r. N. desires position in
PHYSICIANS ONCE. reliable. efficient. MRS.
NJ. ROSENZWEIG, 1901 New Hampshire
ave. NV. Randolph 1928. 2ss
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Evening star., 1945-07-27
SITUATIONS MsN and WOMEN.

house in exchange for ant Wife, full time:
husband part time. Perm. located; good
| reference BOX 403-C. star.
Evening star., 1945-07-27

WAIThESSES, white, 81 or over, full TINT
WAiTREss, coiored; luncheon and dinner
3 weekdays; sunSsy dinner IL sg, l2;S0 80 to $50
MATTRESSES, white, excellent tipping
day or night. STATES RESTAURANT
S1 WsrfRfssEs FRTse EsDite Experienced wanted da,
or right snift; good psg ans gooS wSTSlns ssnn,
WAITRESS, colored, part or full time, for
nice restaurant; experience essential; won-
derful earnings. Mr.. EVANS, OK. .4770
for experienced and reliable workers; no
beer or LIQUOR served; salary, S12O mo.
plus tips ayerasing S$5 week; hours, II
MATTRESSES, resort hotel, Pa. mountains;
$40 month, room, board, good tips, fare
paid. Write only. VICTOR, 1923 M
WAiTREssEs, experienced. with liquor ard
health card; guaranteed $50 a week, pleas
ant 5as Far ano %oFseg
nent, room and board il desired; for
5sh Mss Gsrf psv WIZ p ss not sor sep
WAITRESSES-Must be experienced for
high-class restaurant and bar. For ap-
ppap'o WoMEN over a s. Years go Of age to sell in
once. as Attn door LANsBURdH q BRO, 3th.
SCn ana r SLS. nav.
WOMEN, white, Is to so; full or part time.
Apply MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDIES,
507 18th st. NV, or 3507 Conn. eve. NV.
WOMEN, colored, for laundry work. Good
working conditions. Paid vacations Mrs.
Stovall, MAYFLOWER HOTEL, 18th and
De Sales stS. NV
WOMAN for slteration work in sewing
supply center; dress alterations; also
woman, or girl for saleswork. knowledge
WOMAN WANTED, settled, white. to live
in. as housekeeper for pleasant. sunny. in
valid woman and employed daughter.
Simple cooking; some night assistance, but
plenty opportunity to rest afternoons;
evenings of to suit. Salary and mainte-
or all day Sunday
WOMAN, colored experienced dishwasher,
machine washing; no Sunday work; to g.
Apply THE UGLY DUCKLING TEA HOUSE,
115 B st. s.e.
WOMAN, young. to learn addressograph
operating, A. hrs. per wk,. permanent posi-
ton. Apply to L. E. Carrico, DE. 400,
DAIRY. 2012 11th st. NV.
The union times., 1945-09-01

workers marched through the streets of Chicago in a dramatic torchlight procession, following a rally called by organized labor to demand govern ment help in providing full employ ment during the reconversion period.
 PHILADELPHIA - PhiIadeI. phia's first large postwar strike since the Japanese surrender Oc- cured when 6,OOO AFL workers at the Midvale Steel Co. walked out in protest against company notices stating the workers would be paid for only one day of the two-day legal holiday celebrating peace.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo.-The wars end brought layoffs to about 10000 workers in this city and raised the Specter of several hundred thousand unemployed throughout the state when all war contracts are cancelled.
 ATLANTA, Ca.-Admitting that war plants and shipyards were clos ing down so fast they couldn't be counted, WING Regional Director billiard B. Lasseter predicted a ter rife unemployment problem for six southern states during the com ing l2 months.
The union times., 1945-09-01
Founder r0fLabor Day Set Course For US. Workers
Historic Career Of Peter Mcclure, Who Learned
 Trade In New Haven

Labor Day speakers and writers have embalmed the memory of Peter J. Mcclure, the founder of the holi- day, until now he seems like a mummy instead of man to present day workers.
 Actually he was an alert, ener- gelic and able man who had n great influence on the American labor movement. Early i'm his ca- reer, he lived in New Raven, and learned about the trade union movement in that city. He walked from town to town, advocating better working conditions-the sanitary inspection of factories, mines and workshops, equal pay for men and women, the right of the workers to strike, the prohibit tion of child labor.
 He was one of the generals ill the battles that determined what shape the American labor movement was going to take and he crowned the suc- cess of his philosophy with a leading lOlS III lilC NiCdllOll Ol lllC EAIIlcI lCdll Federation of Labor, which those battles made possible. His early efforts and those of hundreds more like him broke the ground for today's power ful labor movement of IA million strong.
 McCuire was born in New York in 1852, was apprenticed to a wood joiner at Is, joined the ex- isting union of his trade in 1872, and in 1881 organized the present Bro. of Carpenters X JOiners, of which he was general secretary treasurer for a quarter century. He signed the call to the conference that established the AFL and he was secretary of the convention at which it was formed in December 1886.
 These organizations were symbols of victories, however, and not the battles. An organizer and leader of a variety of experimental workers and socialist parties and movements,
The union times., 1945-09-01
Covering
 -Th e - American Scene
(Federated Press }

WASHINCTON-In the name of its seven million members the AFI. called on the vacationing members ot Congress to ''get back on the job no later than Sept. 5'' and to proceed to enact ''must" legislation for reconversiOn and postwar pros- perity.
 WASHINGTON - An executive order by Pres. Truman made it DOS sible for the Natl. War Labor Board to grant wage increases without re- gard to the Little Steel formula or other controls providing the employer sought no price increases.
 WASHINCTON--Of total of loo principal US. industrial areas. the WMC estimated that nine would have ''extremely serious temporary unemployment" by Oct. l. From out of 5 to l out of 4 of the work force in these communities will be jobless by mid-October.
 CHICAGO-Before adjourning fits Z-Week summer session here. the ALL. executive council outlined a square deal program for veterans, de- claring that they and labor must win the peace together"
 NEW YORK-About 3OO.OOO war workers in the New York area will be jobless by Sept. Is, union officials predicted here in the wake ot government cancellations of