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Evening star., 1946-11-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, bookkeeping service.
audits, taxes, financial statements AID.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started: kept
part time, audits. statements tax returns:
AZ 5tfs1fns1s Gb a4 opened
snt nep an sses eo ca pnsg 4s5 pr0h
sapsrienoe s,tIs!r Ssae No O. 35&I' 5s u -"1
BOY. coIored, high school pupil; wishes
tSR Fiji fshPG PTBLic AocouNfANT ce @ uni.
versitg gradas,e massers degree IN &C
eHiil Guiding years aa public scceaatns. desires
dfHe2 aT sosE xET erf sfHs R 9S
painter; coleEed; experienced; steady work.
FooD MANAGER, Or executive steward,
seek full charge over kitchen department.
peseentags psse eos menu
chasing; will submit past. records. refer
ences and assurance to be an asset to
nrst-class establishment Box 26o-T' star.
IAN JANIIoR. nsrriea. II yrs expsrieancs;
4sans ASTos soh ANP WfE asa.p With sts7 81 81
s4t6 s Nv: WIN VI HHRLEY. H. '-
heating and electrical assistant to engi-
neer, or similar. TR. O9S5.
MAN, married reliable. neat appearance
perience, selling also managing; must bs
permanent and have future. Box 46o-T.
MAN. colored, wants Job as chauffeur and
experience. b b c. it permit. PH1EI1Ps. 2!5s
PAINTER NHTIGR9RR-IDSEG1oRAToR-First-class IS work.
L J terioE;: exterior, Cali evenings, NO s57.7.
RES. MANAGER APT or guest house;
settled couple; husband employed; nom
drinkers; no children or pets: well ex-
eas seyce eoos gox Star M give
REsTAuRaNT0 0Ga MASAGER, 20 years in
the business, one who understands full
operation on OF back and 'front.' refs. Tdini-
SALESMAN, years experience in automo-
bile lines; also executive and organizer.
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE, avail.
able jan l. ,s sxssutiys, AZ years old; mar. l;,.
National tfade setTes
training includes background Of law, Gov
ernment. sales, negotiation. and public
sPeaps Energetie E active and az n an ,nitia &
tor, good compromfser and ability to ham
die diverse personalities. Salary. s15,-
Box fet z45R sIaR ssa9 OF
VETERANS tal. with car. desire psTt,tim.
sS Sr eoalsd "e aesrs IuSS icy ss te
sPssss5 Esss 'hR HE operators permits
aIEhss ssDsssnss afs1ss TSsf es '5 siasz fsHr
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VETERAN. 25. electronics technicisn
I experience, desires local spot. VIM.
/ REESE, AZ Galveston pl. s.vn. LU. 2s22.
VETERAN. ex-of1cer: executive .caliber.
desires part-time work evenings. 70 12.
Call RA. 4516 after z. -
YOUNG MAN, 16. strong, healthy, willing
worker, desires Job as helper with op-
oortunity to learn trade: has had some
experience in auto upholstering and han
ding nlQgficS Interested in uDhntsfarirR
or body and fender work. Box 43s-T, Star.
los
YOUNG MAN, veteran, experienced general
once clerk, retail selling mems clothing.
Available pm. 70 midnight weekdays,
all day SATURDAY. Box 410-T. Star. s.
accountant. office manager or full chargs
bookkeeper2 Phone Ma. 3S9S. s.
FROM PM. TO 1 AN, as counterman,
grillman or kitchen helper; or other work;
young colored man. Telephone DI. 7646
between $40 and pm. @
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HELP DOMESTIC.
ION : HOUSEKEEPER, v

COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER, white. not
over 5o needed immetdia5.ely its 5,dg live IN; in
COOK. Rni Rouseeeeper, exp. small family. live
in, nice rm. with private bath: no laundry:
s.fs ssssl EM' sfaasI 4sIs downtown $50 weekly
COOK and general housework, experienced,
settled woman, city reference; must be re-
COOK, experienced, and general housework;
& LIVE IN: KsnsinGton @ nnI section: references re-
chamber: % perm. home; Z adults; i've in;
on Conn. ave-; good salary. Ho. 1900.
COOK, white, experienced, also dining
room and h,oussmsid aid cem6ined; ;- one Hoth n
good with children: live in. upstairs bed
sf25 e. Becsts1 sssFlS s4s city refs hesth
Sook ANp SIExNSc EsS : part sso time. Mon. Non.
Has Il erss Fl i1a 'as.rf IT, sss
ts5s eooS ( niS nasp a.H.w.,, family Of 5: nice
upstairs bedTSem Ens5 sns bath: 6la-day week;
cook1 es5e5snffo 1aous2kERPER. e.per:. to live in;
excel wages. Wo. 1870. -
COOK and g.h.w., expsrienced. settled,
2 school-age Children, s25 week. EN-.
Cook COOK and arst-noor work, 10 in the morn
week. ins thsSash ss5 %o eG|esi ass1. dinner Gays
COOK and general houssworker; ,i,s sdu,ts; ~ i
until pm, or Box Hrs, Star.
COOK, first door worker; experienced. dc.
Biocf oa Conn. ave: 500 mo. EN-. afS5.
HUo1csmil flSs IN. :1ssil.ns :soond-aoor ausrssr:,
bbGa1fMosxEs bG1 as,s fis4 for Tues. and nj. iron
eTssi e1Tfsssir.aL 81 asSogaasirwoRxEn. sogaasirwoRxEn plain ooo1Ins
lieht Laundry fcF small fsni,y; = no Sun
sqs Esfx ssi ia6BSsEWoRReR " da
iapioes IN; local i refs: SIS. EM. aass. 10
G.H.W., s days week, good salary; live
dssTep stag fss late sss Sixth ahsns nv ssh Ssh
G.H.W., colored: live in; 5A,day week
must be, fond Of children; $50 week,
G.H.W.. colored or white, who is. good
sSSk soo1 Foxhall stSs If I'd. dn n.w. Wo 7sfs M
Girl. wanted for g.hw in small apart
ment: references. GE. 7011. -,
GIRL, colored, experienced with children
Sy I've IPt X or fSa sS .poysS ia sSas sou
Pile: care Of 6-year boy, g.h;wa live in;
generous time Oh: $50 mo. Can after 9,
GGaaUssGESkExrER. Ga sGSsE white. Nv. IN. good pe-
s5sp $50 xf so0thIsf h ss4s %sss h''' rsf' THUR.
MoestWSnHo Hk' u dsssl HoTEL torET sslto. blvd va
2 mi past College Park. 10. S67s. -
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPERS AND TELLERS, age ls to
So, applicants preferably should have add
ing machine and tipping experience. APP
ply to THE CITY BANK, 9th and Mass.
BOOKKEEPER for automobile distributor
and dealer Exceptional opportunity fol-
exp. eficient and conscientious person
Automotive Bookkeeping exp. absolutely es-
sential Boz sHs 565.s; Star Star ,or ,.n.r., oSc.
work, 1 to pm; 5-day week: salary $12
weekly; Phone ME. 1449 5
SoIrs. annD DoRcHHsTER SIC issas f PHAkNAcY, a4sd
18th st. NV. basement Of Dorchester
CLERK for General once ycsk. o-day 40- 70
Apply to Mr.. Horn, BREYER ICE CREAM
Co, 1880 Dladsnsburg I'd. ne. AT. 1885
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HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont.

CLERK-TYPIST, bookkeeping machine
and IBM operators e-day wk., perma-
nent positions, opportunity for advance
ment; good salaries and working condi,
tions; experience not necessary. UNION
TRUST CO. of the District OF Columbia
18th and SITS. NV. %
COUPLE-Cooking and g.h.w.. to live In
Long Island Experience necessary; must
ike children. Apply 5000 14th ST. NV. "a
MAN OR WOMAN to make fruit baskets
in our expanding fruit. food ana llduol
perienced person. sHERBY's. 40l 7th st
n -1o
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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES

AABBERLY (NICHOLAs), the subscriber
hereto, hereby certifies that Nicholas
Aabberly is a fictitious name, under which
Washington, D. C., as patent engineer
supplying various services relating to in
ventions. patent applications and patent
PEN. Residence; 6420 Second place NV
Washington IL. D. G.. The above party
known to me to be Nicholas Rippen. ap:
for Montgomery County, Nd. this sixth
day of November, 1916. and signed q,
GSvs HS m ms expires sF May ds
GAS WATER HEATER, 20, 80, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
STANsBURY. II. 1929.
DANCE ORCHESTRA available at reason
able rates. Music that you will like. WA
1874. 10
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
CHARLES E. WHITE. 1889 W st. Sc. 7s
Evening star., 1946-11-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLORED GIRL wishes mother helpers
sob. DE. S541.
DAYS WORK, Mon. Tues Ii. 5475. :.
colored; butler and cook for permanent
place, family OF 2 living in Georgetown.
Good quarters and good pay for right
people. Write, giving experience and re.nr-
ences, Box 4S3-S, Star. -12
FALL CLEANING done by the day RA.
GIRL, colored, desires day work: experi-
enced in laundry and housecleanins SIS
and carfare. Phone CO. 1921;
GIRL. young, colored. wants pArt-time
Sth Ct. NV. DOROTHY BoLEs. g
GIRL. colored. desires Inv, or maid u
store. fun or part time. days. Oh o4sx'
Evening star., 1946-11-07

MARY BAYNES GIFTS, 9O2 14th st. NV
sEAAfsTREss. white: 9 Am: to 4:30 PM:
experienesd drapeIy and nd, pphSistsps W9sk 2s
ssssst a9es Z VASE e
zS.s Ii sn :sss ss:R:., :..s I'd
excel. working cond. Apply W. q J.
seday Neet lfl Please sive asae ssions IN
answer including extent Of education. Box
sGGCIRsE sGGCRsETxfRtY with knowledge of book
keeping for small trade assn. ONCE. Ex.
for ss; s.ss soss Ssa ss
$40 to start. increase in Day pay after 1't fiItt
annTHRiE L1THodRAPH CO., 1850 1st st
SECRETARY for construction n,,sp sepmpany spaan,ny.
fsHhcRETaR1 fH sme Fox eoered 1Se s college grad
preferred: exp; knows how to take dicta-
tion. Please do not apply II you're not
exp, Good salary; b-day. 4o.hr. wk.; an
sEenhTasY; ssSssls sc%psss,t attsss
Room ROOT 10. Union Trust Bldg.
snce: ability % | tsts dictstion essential.
Communicate with Suite 412-41S COLORADO
Bldg, either in person Or n writing. Ill
SLChE 4OE AuVOK kloluB CACCub1v0s
age 20 to so. permanent; unusual opportu-
'1ity: 40-hour week. excellent working con.
ditions. advancements; Apply personnel
once Room 604, star building. TIE EVE
MING STAR 1101 e: ave. nv.
ONCE routinee; $50 for 4S-hour week;
paid vacation; small. busy ONCE. Boz
ssHeCGiRaEiraaiseYl-srENoaKArHxR, seGiai aiel immediate
opening, new Job. 5-day. 36-hr. week;
especially convenient to ne. resident. large
national corporation, good opportunity
for versatile person. Boz 227-S, Stars
ARY-STENOGRAPHER In profess
sional office. $50 mo-; 4o-hr: wk.: no
SECRETARY STATISTICAL CLERK -
Young lady, with pleasing personality,
rapid and accurate with figures, to act as
assistant to busy executive: prefer one
With retail experience In wearing appare!
establishment to assist keeping records Of
purchases and inventory; highest salary
to competent, loyal and permanent en-
ploye. Apply In person. Nj. Fred Pelzman
18th and F.. FASHION SHOP.
SEWING TEACHER wanted by SINGER
SEWING CENTER, Gill Georgia ave. NV.
for part-time work, evening week. III
STEAM-TABLE GIRL, colored. for down
town restaurant; meals and uniforms tur-
nished; Oh Suns. and holidays; hours 70
midnight. DIKEMAN RHSTAURANT, g09
ssTTiHnNoosdRxHfHss I'LL "a xHfss for position Of rssponsi;
oaSce. WAsHiNdToN PROPERTIES, NC,
400 W0od2n1 n Nv. -
Evening star., 1946-11-07

CLERK for general office work: 6-day, 40
hour week: good working conditions, good
details as to age. education, experience
and references, to Box 4S5-S: Star. 10
CLERK with typing ability for accounting
MAN PARK HOTEL, 200 Woodley rd.
Evening star., 1946-11-07

LiouoR SALESMAN, must be thoroughly
experienced In selling liquor; splendid oD-
portunity for advancement to capable per
son. Write Box 1905, Star, giving phone
LOAN MANAGKR-For national small
loans company: fne opportunity 1of am
bilious, aggressive operator to become AS
sociated with organization which taxes
interest in the DEVELOPMENT and future
Of It's men; auto loan experience helpful
but not required. state complete details
LUBRICATION MEN. white, expsr;, g.. S,dsy y
Mr.. Brooks, LEO RoccA. INC, 1901 Conn.
MAiNTESANCE MAN for repairing We
netian blinds. furniture, woodwork, etc;
Apply to chief engineers office, RALEIGH
HOTEL =
MAN, young, for bank work. bookkeeping;
experience desired but not essential. Apply
in person, NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK,
316 Pa. ave. s.e. d
MAN, white or colored, for general stock
work in liquor store; must have local ref
erences Good pay. advancement. CEN
TRIAL LIQUOR, 51S 9th st. NV. liz
MAN, young, with experience or knowledge
Of simple bookkeeping methods, as assist
ant to ofhce manager; 6-day, 4O-hour
Apply to Mr.. Horn. BREYER ICE CREAM
CO.. 1880 Bladensburg I'd. me-, Atlantic
food shop. Bethesda, Nd; liberal starting
salary; best hours; give phone number
and experiences. Box S8-s, Star. -6
MAN, timekeeps1.typist for automobile
es6nae sis iaSg CO. ,ssa III ssns e az la
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CONTINUED on Nezs PaEo
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and good working
CLUB CAIRO. Miss

neral ONCE work; per-
5-day, 40-hour week;
II purchases and many
efitS. Apply employment
LANSBURGH & BRO,
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sss Once * II RS5s a SOM sPs5 e.
ROUTE MEN (2). perm, excellent position
soT sod espaDe ar youns nssr msn age 25 70 so
Iesas'a1 Ea ssEs snRs5feaE' co. AD1 ce
sALEsMAN. ssI AN reliable, for ladies' uniform
store; salary and commission; car nsces-
saIYE saYEEsGGaso,d Gs N4 oass snd ve,.stss,shed % life
insurance company doing ordinary and In.
duStrial business has opening for .soS good
aaE Family Wss sacun .H Sa'h
benefits: Box 1b5-S. Star. -
SALESMAN. saI s. ior old established biscuit 60
preferred. not necessarily in this line.
bs sa sssri 1or rs
sion and automobile allowance. CAN IL
2687 for appointment. 8 to $50 ans
fnoTiedse Of pharmacy s' and md mediesns e ssI to
clans Al snd aIuss6sss sooT IR WsshInston ssIsT,
ssS s..f eF sSssSHs Ell
sahEsMaN saq s IA ns Wanted. must b. experienced
selling butter, eggs and poultry. In, WASH:
Saasy syynp Spen nSs sXgsrsn9sT R glssSs % aG
SALESMAN, thoroughly experienced han
ding both tailored-to- measure and ready
made mems clothing and military uniforms;
attractive, steady position, leading to store
management for man who qualities. Apply
JEROME W. WITT, 1011 H st. NV. 10
SALESMAN, exp. for retail record dept;
good salary. Apply 1438 Park I'd. NV.
bet 9 am. and II am. =
Statesmen - Golden opportunity to join
Arlington County's fastest drawing real
sential. Call Mr.. Mulroy, ARLINGTON
INVESTMENT CO. mo, Gil. O9O2. is
SALESMAN, exper., 80 to 80 yrs. OF age,
must live nearby. Apply Mr.. Roberts
SMITHS TRANSFER d STORAGE CO.,
1913 You st. NV. - . -
men, with cars: IN meat business: some
exp. necessary 4alAry and eommbsaoo
basis. Boz 01.os 0tax.
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fEHEvATOR OPERATOR, white; short hrs.
fE fGGd cEEK s2s nswspaper oee
of tipping helpful; starting salary. $S4 80;
5h day wk., advancement CO. 4e02.
experience not necessary: for temporar5
work; also typist, reasonable speedi e,
permanent position. $l2o PEI PT ne; Ape
CATION 81 q It. n.V- 8re Nod. -
Evening star., 1946-07-27
BY the Associated Press

FRANKFURT, July 27-American
troops in Bavaria were reported
alerted today to be watchful for new
violence involving Jewish displaced
persons after three riotous Incl
dents in which one Jew was killed
and 13 persons were wounded.
The first of the Jewish attacks
was directed from the displaced
persons camp at Wolfrathausen, Is
miles south of Munich, against Ger
man civilians Wednesday night. A
Jew was killed and six German
civilians were wounded before Am
erican troops restored order.
The second and third outbursts
were officially described as organ
lied attacks on American soldiers
Thursday night, in which seven
Jews were wounded by American
bullets and bayonets.
The United States Army an
nounced that one OF these was at
Wolfrathausen, where Jews spit on
and slapped United States military
police who were preparing to leave"
after quelling the earlier riot. Six
Jews were wounded before the riot
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Stuart Plans 10 Offer
0wnChina Peace Idea
BY the Associated Press

NANKING, July 27.-American
Ambassador John Leighton Stuart,
hopeful of cracking the deadlocked
peace negotiations with a plan OF
his own, prepared today to fly to
China's summer capital of Kuling
20 join Generalissimo Chang Kai-
Shek and Gen. George C. Marshall
In week end talks.
DR.. Stuart told neWsmen that he
and Gen. Marshall together had not
concocted any new peace proposals
but were Just in the exploratory
stage, trying to find a means of
procedure acceptable to both sides"
However, he added, Il find many
reasons for hope, particularly since
the difficulties are not question
Of fundamentals but rather of de-
tails Of procedure"
DR.. Stuart abandoned trip to
Peiping in order to join Gen. Chang
and Gen. Marshall. This switch in
plans followed an evening spent
with the Communist negotiator.
Sen. Chou En-lai, who dined at the
embassy.
The Ambassador said he had his
own ideas" on how to break the
deadlock. Il tried them out on
Chou En-lai last night. What will
:esult from these ideas will depend
on the reaction of Marshall and
Chang Kai-shek when I confer with
:hem at Kuling."
The basic problem, DR.. Stuart
Iaid, was to halt the civil war now
aging in several areas.
DR.. Stuart said the pressure of
'he Chinese people for peace was
becoming an increasing factor for
he resumption of active negotia-
aons between the two sides.
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Heirens Will Offer Confession
In Degnon, Two Other SIoyings
Defense Says Time Has Come for Youth
To Make Facts Known in Three Brutal Crimes

sible penalty of death in the elec-
trio chair.
Whether this move had good pros
poets of success could not be de-
termined officially. States Attorney
William ]. Tuohy was reported out
Of the city. Earlier, he said he had
not heard of any confession, but
that he would like one If it could
be obtained legally.
Mr. Coghlan said the confession
would deal with the Degnan slay-
ing last January 7, the killing last
December 10 of Miss Frances Brown.
the 33-year-old former WAVE, and
the fatal throat slashing OF Mrs.
Ross, June 3, 1945.
Asked specifically about the Ross
Staying, killing with which the
youth has not been charged but
reportedly had confessed orally, he
said:
There is no need to quibble about
the number of homicides. There
are three. They are the Degnan
Evening star., 1946-07-27
U.S.. 7 roops in Bavaria AIerted
After Three Riotous Incidents

was quelled by troops with fixed
bayonets.
The third incident was at Wind
shein, 80 miles west of Nuremberg.
There, the Sd Army announced
American troops fired on group of
about $50 Jews who attempted to
storm an enlisted mems barracks and
one of the Jews was wounded.
The official report said the Wind
shein case developed when an un-
armed soldier in charge of an en-
gineer water point was attacked by
three Jews"
THE soldier succeeded in beating
off his assailants and ran for
weapons and help" the report said
He returned with an officer and
two other enlisted men, all armed. "
At the same time, the report con-
tinued, "a mob of some $50 Jews
was advancing toward the barracks
building"
When ordered to disperse the
displaced persons replied with
threats, 1t added. I'm the resulting
disorder, American soldiers fired a
few shots and one displaced person
was wounded"
Evening star., 1946-07-27
BENJAMIN Fields Is Under Fire
Over Surplus Building Material
Figure in Carson Case Accused of Trying
To Sell Screening Held for Veterans

A full-blown inquiry into sale
through brokers of large guam
titles of scarce bronze wire
screening was planned today by
members of the Special House
Committee on Disposal of Sur
plus Property following reports
of sales of the material sup
posedly frozen for use for vet
erans' housing.
Benjamin Franklin Fields who
has been linked with the Garssons
in the Senate Mead Committee in
vestigation, was named today at
meeting of the House committee
as broker engaging in sale of the
screening.
Representative Davis, Democrat
of Tennessee. and Representative
Ridley, Republican, of Oklahoma
who conducted a brief committee
Evening star., 1946-07-27
BY the Assoc oted Press

CHICAGO, July 27.-William
Heirens, his attorney said today,
Is ready to confess three of the
most savage killings in Chicago'S S
lurid criminal history-the kid
nap-slaying and dismember-
ment of 6-year-old Suzanne Deg
nan, the 'lipstick" Staying of a
former wave and the fatal slash
ing of a 43-year-old widow, Mrs.
Josephine Ross.
THE defense feels that the time
has come for Heirens to make known
by confession to the States attor-
ney the facts of the various crimes
charged against him." said Malachy
Coghlan, one of the youths five
attorneys.
Mr.. Coghlan's reference to "the
time has come obviously meant the
defense strategy now was aimed at
saving the strapping l7-year-old
University of Chicago student and
wrestling enthusiast from a pos
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Jacobson Suspended by Army
From Chemical Warfare Post
(See REORGANIZE

The War Department announced
today it has suspended Albert w.
Jacobson, the s9,975 a year civilian
consultant of the Chemical Warfare
Service who has been accused by the
Senate War Investigating Commit
tee Of writing report which
"whitewashed" the Carson NUM-
tions combine
Under the War Departments ac-
ton, Jacobson must show cause why
he should be reinstated and prove
his case. Otherwise he will be
dropped from the Federal payroll.
Jacobson, who resigned in 1899
from the District Bar Association
while its Grievance Committee was
investigating three charges of NAL
practice against him. has been
Evening star., 1946-07-27
Lack Of Quorum Peril,
Bills as Adjournment
OF Congress Nears
Some Members Leaving;
Wednesday or Thursday
Seen os Closing Doy'

The home stretch drive toward
adjournment was on at the Capt.
tol today as both houses sought
to complete action on a variety
Of half finished bills and adjourn
by Wednesday or Thursday.
With lawmakers already leaving
and others likely to go over the week
end, measures that fail to get
through today may die for lack of a
quorum next week II either branch
should lose quorum. one member
could block a controversial bill by
threatening to raise that point. Still
awaiting action by one or both
houses are these bills:
To extend the life of the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. which may
come up IN the House today.
Terminal Pay Bill in Conference.
To provide terminal leave pay for
enlisted men, on which conferees are
trying to adjust differences in meth
cd of payment betw<Gnrasouse and
Senate ~ lsS J
The conferees on ti.gneerminal pay
bill met briefly today and postponed
action until Monday Chief point at
issue is whether veterans would be
paid in cash, as provided by the
House. or in five-year, interest-b bear
ing, nonnegotiable bonds as voted by
the Senate
A proposed SIS 900 900 loan to the
new Philippine Republic, is awaiting
House action.
Also pending in the House are bills
to authorize a 100000 cancer
research program, to provide auto
mobiles for amputee war veterans
and to give the States clear title tc
tidelands, which contain oil ano
other natural resources.
After sending back to the House
an amended plan to liberaliZe the
railroad retirement law, the Senate
today planned to debate the contro-
versial bill to exempt railroad rate
making from antitrust law pro-
visions.
Poll Tax Bill Hopeless.
Early next week the Senate is ex.
pected to take up the bill outlawins
poll taxes. but with no hope of bring.
ing it to a vote over Southern oppo.
sition. An effort probably will b.
made to invoke cloture. to limit de,
bate, but this requires a two-third
vote. If cloture fails the Senat.
probably will adjourn. killing tn,
poll tax repeater and all other bill!
not passed up to that time.
The plan of congressional leader
is to make this a sine die adjourn
ment, which would mean adjourn
ment until January 3, unless Presi
dent Truman exercises his constitu
tional power to call them back int
special session this fall, which h,
has said he may do if the compro.
mise price control act fails to work
If there is no special session, it viii
be the newly elected Congress which
returns on January 3.