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HELP WOMEN.

TYPIST. must be fast and accurate;. per-
manent position, 5-day wk.; sick ieaSe,
holidays, vacation with pay, accident and
AMERTcAN INssTRuMENT Co.
SOS SOS George ave, Mr.. yogsL 8
Machine ssnSn1 sap ss saa tsssSBs
not essential interesting work in Wash.
e0se n ss MS po. a ss ss a st y.
TYPIsT-cLERKs, s-day week: permanent
m RIAsR19 sess a s sth !. Apply Mr Kelly
sssEd ana uniforms. sood tbs. riEaRarssi
ShlTR. sss tol IS.lm; ssss Tsea
fa '9 s sscs sn coiamss isss
WaITRFssks; sspsri.assa and y.li.S...
irigs; day or night work Apply in person
70 h ian Ga; ave, NV. -
SassEs sns s9Ss ssss
FRERES I1T7 Columbia I'd. -3
pi7 HasYs Egsa1sgar t t gf s Ns
SoaFs assss rd H. Ar Va ow Sill
ssssfh HssRs Ssas'iG SHOP VIII gsi
W MaTE a'a Rh ina 5 Psnna d.9 9n from
s. 8. as ssof s e. e So ssss ssie in
mass WALTZ CAPSAaCHLcu.l BOuN p&ys
spp7 1t ies sHEra f s s e.
E WaFsEsE sis as dssEf aso ave 80
s, Am a.ox Sundays lay. Oh. aLEKAs BROS.
i psrss s ca6sc 61HzhmIa sdEassTisAusSsslTf
TR TREs1pE fNa f4 ae Conn sse
MATTRESSES, several, experienced, white,
g RES danss ss6a & Conn ave- DosARR4s
VA Ess sr to = midnight Can eE.
WafrR As Ehl Al Apply Al. once. pIs1a
bore pike, Hillside; Nd: HI. 06s6. a
Apply Il $500 k5!3snhouse St. NV 81
WOMAN, yigesous, settled y, with practical
s saa a and board; fsisfsSsss Box 44a
WOMAN wanted for afternoon work. ass
resident. TR. 55a7: e
store; inspecting, assembling and counter
work; must be experienced. Call Ho. s53s
WOMAN. coiored. silk fnisher experienced,
good salary and working conditionss: per-
S Ss after y ao t. sgss
3 aduiis. father and SON nice. home.
Randle Highland sc. Call to ewes.
FIR 1911. %
WOMEN wanted to work on refreshments
stand. Reply WILSON LINE, 636 Maine
YOUNG LADY to learn skilled technical
work performed by hand. Second floor.
YOUNG LADY, white. to work in dental
office, experience not nee. but typing abil-
ity essential Call AT. 1855 bet $40 pm.
YOUNG LADY for advertising dept; soms
shorthand, typing REQUIRED; good working
conditions; 5-day week. Apply 716 18th
ST. NV. after 10 am. -
Apply DicKEYs CLEANERS. ss6 Upshur
lYoUtjNG WOMAN, 25-s5 as INVESTIGATOR
for retail shopping service, no exper. nee;
must be free to travel. Apply 623 Star
ARE You a woman with vision. accus-
toned to earning $3, 900 yearly? over 80.
travel or local: educational service which
is not routine; high comms.: bonuses.
WANTED-A good experienced typist a.
secretary to an elderly lady writer. For
this a commensurate salary, but for tins
care of the small, well-e1uipped housekeep-
ing apartment and of the hostess herself,
board, lodging and all expenses will bs
and one who has had an executive position
of any kind preferred. For interview write
Box 252-J, Star
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SALESMEN.

s1tEs eeaiass xork Win fo
full: men making $40 week up: salary,
com con bonus; repeats permanent. BOX
SALES Observation-Disclosures of red
wood comb. windows, opening branch in
D. c., seeks services of mgr; prefer man
with following; drawing acct against
view write Box No. 449s, Brookland Sta,
sALEsMAN-Automatlc home heating
S5.000-S1O,00 bracket. Selling expert
ence essential-heating experience. help
fg Ex sR fssfg foT o
or coal equipment to satisfy needs of
every prospect. New, most modern air
conditioned showroom in WASHINGTON Ad-
staff Of specialists. Company has fine
a an appo antenf WM BoRSsTEiN 4 4
son; INC, SECOND and Kennedy SITS. NV
sALEsMEN-our statesmen don't do any
delivering, calling back, collecting, servic-
Ing ours is specially ,;la sold do on sn eaTg
esrn ss5 Weef you are sGa ops
Should earn $l25 up every week in Inc
year, Basis Draw AGAINST earned com
stsrs sarn!nq irann Sn Cali Mr.
WARREN, Republic 69I3 q
statesmen with or with without cars.
sell we have the merchandise to deliver.
n person, I723 9th, st: NV. Mr.; ROGERS
state age and experience; wonderful OPP
portunity. for man who can qualify. Write
SEC sEcu fT SALESMAN, with active Glen
tele, liberal commission and drawing ac-
count, plenty of leads, and cooperation
See MIR: KAHN or MR.. BROWN. RE. S6f6
C mn
sPGcIAITY sALEsMEN-1nvestigate to-
day. Americas best deal in a new fast
ssss Sh'h cali il a SsPs dsvsEs s 1 r
W VAN FEE AGSli for profitable Rawleleh
at start Wrte o RAWLE 1e H bept DcF
sALEsMsS ss immediate opening with
SounE man Af e. sell qEaity line q tools
through established dealers in. Maryland
and D. c. Your application should give
aS,lts RoR 4ss s9a st aToVs your Ss
ROOFING AND SIDING canvassers wanted;
big commission: must have car. Call SH.
We HAVE lIs se oPENING for young man Who
wants q permanent position; he must be
ga sna Tns is to g WSrf ob ba and
AND an wang coR Soiy nS TY fssS NC,
NEAT MA "a saLE ass free to travel for hotel
supply house; established territory; coed
opportunity. AMERICAN MEAT CO., Elk
SALESMAN-Young man of good habits,
who desires to make connections with high
class retail establishment, Excellent work.
and salary expected Box 18Th. Star. IS
SALESMAN in retail establishment. cater
ing to high clientele. good future.
State age and salary expected. Box l5l-
YOUNG ATTORNEY for real estate bust
ness, ONCE work and selling Al oppor-
tunity for right man. AT. 1888, AT. 22es.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, experienced: to call
on bars. tayerns and package stores; state
age, experience. etc. All correspondence
confidential. Box 05-D. Star. IS
MEAT Statesmen with contacts in near
by beach resorts. to sell fine quality meats
to restaurants, hotels, ETC. AMERICAN
MEAT CO. Elk. 0T31. r
SALESMAN to contact retail grocery trade
in Washington and surrounding territory
for nationally. advertised food, corporation.
Salary. commission and car allowance; car
necessary. Guaranteed $50 per wk. min
imum. Write, giving full particulars.
Phone number viii facilitate early inter
view. Box 244-J. Star. =
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ADVERTISING ASSISTANT VIC can pre-;
adv: Bethesda firm, air conditioned once
Call Mr. FREEDMAN. UN. 6s6s. -15
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman:
air-conditic1-d salon; highest salary and
commission. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. IS
CHECKER for sen-seryice grocery store
experienced: references. co, 1880. %
CoUNSEL0RS, qualified, men and women.
opportunity to disp az every talent you
have with 1-age group of children through
out the day; boys or girls. 8 through IA
yrs, individual age groups. on an exclusive
summer day-camp program in Silver Spring
Program includes daily swimming. arts and
craft. woodshop, Indian lore, horsehac ok
riding. music Iname instru.1. dramatics,
Nature study. farm life. Must be able to
drive: excel salary. Write camp director,
94QI Ga. ave, Silver Spring. Nd IS
COUPLE, experienced. with references;
woman, frst-class cook and maid: man,
chauffeur-houseman: pvt. I'm. and bath in
country home. Phone AID. 1912 -
COUPLE. white, Tor small school in D. c.:
man to do tanttcr work and minor repairs
toil furnace; wife to clean rooms; salary
and living quarters, plus meals, for mos.
Of year. MR. JOHNSON, AID. -6T65. -5
EGG GRADERS, exrer., to work from 5 70
= rood BAY Gail Mr.
BRAszIEATs. RE. 1918. IS
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experienced, dress dept
r. HARRIS CO., 1924 st NV.

Ape nsPaser H Eos ff 5sh he'es'
sALEsIL Lap to work N ladies' Teady.Soss
foqr HER RS 10Th and SITS. nv. 49,, 80
FsssY Gowns fS i1oa i conn ave- salary
sALEsLADY with alteration exper,; salary
to start. $50 and commission. Marvellous
o e,pI,o to right party. Apply KLEISs's,
sALEsLADIEs. experienced infants and
children's wear; S36 and commission;
saIEsL Adj to sell millinery, no expert
ence necessary: We guarantee you $50 per
5p's ssro on fnd S SCI SPs DaEE A9R
wear; good salary and short hours,
AAhf2sIEsa dIso st known women
for Experienced p p' sales help IN ready.to-
gsad sports a near I ~ ns SHOP A2RG Nh
sALEsLADIEs-Young ladies with selling
accessories; fun or part time; permanent
positions with opportunity for advance
ngR5; sSselieat salary Apply the EssIE
sa hPsN5s,a Tor s4g pleasant a work ever
telephone: experience necessary; excellent
ssIEsw RSs NJ ssaE 4o-hour week ao
oes 4th e no sa.esa KANN sp Sons e.
SALEsWOMEN. experienced preferred; s.
day, 4G-hour week, or part time. II Am
pany benefits and PRIVILEGES. Apply IN
person, employment ONCE. 3rd floor, THE
HECHT CO. 9TH and F sts; n;T 33
Conn. ave NV North 0632. 10
SEAMSTRE several girls or women,
spy e TIE as. 7ousa aEss sisssss
1919 st. NV -S
sEAMSTREss, experienced only. Apply
INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY. INC, 1907 Lee
hwy. Arlington. Va, CHI. 5000. %
SECRETARY, sales cnice background pre-
ferred; salary and profit sharing for one
with iniative. AID. 1882, -
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Nurses to Hear Pate

Maurice Pate, director Of the IN
ternational Children's Emergency
Fund, will address the All-States
Unit Of the District Graduate
Nurses Association at 8 o'clock to-
night at 3042 @ street NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kep1
part time tax returns prepared, stats-
nents. audits: reasonable. OR 207&.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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AGENTS.
HELP MEN and WOMEN

GIRLS wanted for spare
e work: good pay. Box 93-D, star
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on MGR No. 5000 machine helpful but not
essential. excellent working conditions and
CLERK-TYPIsT. experienced in general
office work, good worktng cond, perma-
n men 1 6lsf fR WHoh hgB1 GR6chRY
CO. TR. 1870; Sun. only, WA. 1884, 3
GLERkTYrIsT for general once se work @d
Mrs Waldron at F. w. BOLGIANO & Co..
az New YORK aye. nj FR 400; 3.
perm. positions with one, of world 5 largest
corp; good pay while learning: must be
high school graduates at least; single, age
ability sick benefits, disqualification sursi-
cal dement's, retirement inconp. Can RE,
CLERK II for invoicing. stencil Cut
ting and general office work; permanent
position for experienced, conscientious
young woman. Apply 1928 18th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Youn girl for gen.
eral work in PHOTOGRAPHIC studio: per-
mansnt positon With Eood n1 SPpoztuRRsfg no
CLERK. TYPisT-Pieassnt air-conditioned
start: advancement. Apply SIS F st. n.x,
cLERK-rYPIsr - Local motion picture
permanent position. pleasant xorking
sSss4sh a P;ssidsytr Apply UNITED ARTIST
CLERK-TYPIST-We have an opening
for wfde-awake clerk who wants good
permanent position IN the Office In a
jewelry store; 5l2-day Ek., good salary.
very pleasant surroundings. ELI RUBIN
co. T1S 18th st, NV 3
CLERK-TYPIST. Is TO % yrs. Of age; s.
day wk-; pleasant working conditions;
perm position; will consider recent high
school graduate Apply in person 70 once
manager, NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO, RIM 636, 1911 e
CLERK-TYPIST, no experience necessary:
permanent position with life insurance
company; inexpensive iunchroom; short
25-hour week. Apply Rm 40S, $40 14th
st. NV. from 8 s.m. TO . pm.
experienced pref RIHALDI g. LEEMANS,
1928 Georgia ave, AZ the District line. --3
C0MPANI0N-Roon, board and small
salary TO some one who can stay nights
c con- ;resasT OPERATOR. experiences
necessary, 46-houy week, interesting work.
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Apply st once per-
sonnet ONCE, SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.,
1900 Wis ave. NV. -5
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statesmen AND SALES MANAGERs-Ex-
ceptional opportunity for settled, genteeL
with good auto only men with ambition
to get into the hish-income bracket need
apply: national organization reopening pre-
sales MANAGEMENT exper.; will train in
Up yearly: Apply % 70 to , y am: Mon.
brentwood: Md See Mr. CURTIS. g
Statesmen for clothing and furnishings
perienced in the sales of fine mems wear
excel. earnings and future for capable men
Fine clientele and surroundings. Apply MI.
Vlckery' LEWIS d THOS. SALIZ, 1NC.'
sa ALI e. sxLEsMEN. Wash. most pro-
gressive appliance store, needs statesmen.
refrg or washing machines. this is your
opportunity. If you can qualify; and are
thinking Of successful future, please con-
tact our Mr.. Cooper. LAcY's INC. 500
s 5 Ii i waNTKD-seu health. acct
dent, hospitalization insurance. Cali ME.
SCREEN FACTORY wants mail helpers.
wooowoi kers and painters. Must be ac-
Bros s saofi ia gen M fn oi7st
SERVICE MAN with some mechanical and
factory for Training. write full details
in ist letter. for interview, education,
SERVICE ICE s sfATf on ATTENDANT and car
washer, experienced only: attractive sal
airy; 4S-hr. week; uniforms. etc, furnished
Apply at LUNDoUISTS suNoco. 2305
SERVICE Ei11 STATION ATTENDANT, expert
eneed; good pay. Apply CONNORS &
FOSTER. 2244 Penna. ave. Sc. IS
SHOE SALESMAN, young man to assist
manager of mems shoe dept. in fine men 4
wear store; position requires some retail
background. shoe exper desirable though
not essential: Apply Mr.. vickery, LEWIS
& THos, shLTZ,. 14oe 9 st. NV; %
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced only, night
work. s to 9. Apply FRANKS FOOTWEAR,
SOLO 14th st. NV. B
SHOP FOREMAN for Ford dealers service
dept. must be nrss-elass. experienced man;
group insurance, bonus plan. paid vacation
and holidays. Apply at once to service
manager. FRANK SMALL JR.. INC, 2I5
Pa. ave. Sc. LU 4343 IS
sORTER AND COUNTER, eoiored: good
nsf hsve s5stsn.,a ea9s epiosen ,'S
Mr.; FAX sftsr lI:3o an. AMERICAN
SODA DISPENSER, xs-hour week; $40.
BROOKEvuLE PEAR 64e3 Brookerfile
I'd, Chevy Chase. Nd, WI. 06oo.. --5
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ant to local director of childcraft educa-
ton program: over 25' interesting sum
Box 453-G. Star, giving age. education
end 6BP P2PRsa FPSef
a spSE0Fn manage n FAT F4fRFAx HOTEL s1od
NH ThIEP nc, 4; OPERATOR. part time; sx.
ae sosm 1874 pr aston sh Press %
T ffsnsfn sn opIkaPos sn With PIX ezpe-
4RsRfErASst SI sFIH.f f slos
son, Room 3I5. 1888 14th st. NV. bet
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS to do telephone
day week Apply MI. Kelly. MARvINs
TELEP Pr 81. SOLICITOR. fun or part time
to Ee55 at hog sslafy snd o eomm 1ns
TYPIsT, calculating machine experience
helpful; 40-hr: VIZ: excellent working con-
al1 RogBTck 9 eo asoi saless
ave ne. NO. 6543. ---:s
TYPIST, fast, accurate: permanent posi-
nam ss w once epf oTf shss sa AgP75
TYPiST. permanent position with attractive
future; wholesale plumbing. heating. In
dustrial and electrical supply house; pleas
ant working conditions; 5la-day VIZ, sal.
airy. S165 to SIS5 per mo: knowledge OF
shorthand preferred. Apply Miss Wittstatt
holland CO.. INC. 1875 K st. ne, Ma
a050 -
TYPIsT, general Office work. B days. in.
teresting position, will tram beginner
Gail MISS LEWIS, RE 1876. Is
TYPIST, must be experienced permanent
position, excellent future, salary oper
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING co. 7o3 I'll
TYPIST. young lady to work in local bank
salary to start, $1,000 per annum: 5-day
week. Give references and full particulars
TYPIsT and general once yorker: 6.dsy
week; $40 weekly. n. ABRAMsoN CO.
TYPIsT-FILE CLERK, high school grad
uate, over 20. for permanent position;
paid vacation and sick leave. hospitaliza-
ton and group insurance; good Etartinf
salary with automatic increases: 5-day
40-hr. week. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITAIN
MICA. Rni- 626, Evening Star Bldg. Ii
TYPIsT for large corporation: 37-hr.. B.
day wk.: vacation with pay: good SALARY
and bonus. Call MRS. GARDNER. MA
TYPIsT, over IS, white, for permanen.
Job; fuil-time typing: no saturdays: free
Insurance and other benefits. Call MISS
NICOlL. Hobart 2476.
Montana labor news., 1947-10-23
AFL WILL attempt LIVING
With TAFT-HARTLEY Law

San Francisco-FP- Ishe AFL has
voted to change it's constitution to per-
nit compliance with the ~Taft-iiartley
law.
After heated debate that often struck
a sharply personal note and finally
broke into the open the undercover
strife that has been seething since the
convention began. the 700 delegates
passed by more than the necessary
two-thirds majority an executive coun-
ell recommendation to delete the title
OF vice president from the roster Of its
executive officers.
The action thus eliminates the need
for the entire executive council to sign
unanimously the antl-CommunYst affi-
davits required by the law and which
President John l.. Lewis of the UNIV
has single-handedly opposed.
In so doing the convention over
rode Lewis bitter opposition and turn
ed a deaf ear to his impassioned talk,
in which he turned loose the walls OF
his biting sarcasm against the act and
those who would "grovel' before it.
Lewis declared he would refuse to
stand for reelection to the 'debased'
executive council if the measure were
passed.
Taking the floor for the first time
since the convention started. Lewis
stalked to the podium before a hushed
and tense audience. Thou shalt not
muzzle the OK he began, In low and
Montana labor news., 1947-10-23
YOUR SOCIAL
SECURITY
TWO SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMS
DON'T CONFUSE THEM!

Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Is
paid to an insured worker when he
retires at 65 or later and to his family
il he dies Observation-Disclosures his age.
his is a federal program. Every year
you and your employer each con
tribute an amount equal to ri of your
wages to the old-age and survivors
insurance trust fund. Before you can
collect benefits. you must first file a
claim for them at your local social
security field office. Remember. This
is an insurance program. Your right
to benefits is based on the length Of
time you have worked on jobs covered
under social security.
OId-Aee' Assistance provides month
ly cash to needy old people who have
not had an opportunity to build up
social security rights Or whose needs
areg reater than can be met by old
< and survivors insurance. Old-age
assistance is administered under state
laws with the federal government
sharing in the cost Of payments to
needy old people. Remember: This
is a public assistance program under
which elderly people may claim finan-
cial help on the basis of need. Appli-
cations can be made at any town or
county welfare office.
For further information, inquire at
your local Social Security Office: 604
Power Block, Helena. Montana.
Montana labor news., 1947-10-23
US. IS WILL NOT
CURB BRITISH

San Francisco-FP-Britain will
never agree to the suggestion made by
Harold Stassen that further American
aid must depend on the slowing down
Of the naturalization program, Arthur
Deakin. general council member Of the
British Trades Union Congress told
the AFL's Goth national convention.
'We have never interfered in the
internal policy Of other countries he
said, but neither do we accept the
right of any country to interfere in
our internal affairs
I'VE have agreed with our govern
ment,' he told the convention, that
through direction Of labor all avail
able manpower resources shall be
made available for the higher priority
industries and services.
"The older capitalist discipline was
work or starve',' the British ~unionist
declared. The new social discipline
arising out of the country's needs err
quires men and women to accept es.
sential work. which might be relative.
ly easier, more comfortable and better
paid than the unessential jobs"
British ~fraterna1 delegate Robert
Openshaw told the convention British
unionists have watched with consid'
cradle anxiety" passage Of the Taft
Hartley law, and wished the delegates
success in their efforts to repeal it.
Montana labor news., 1947-10-23

penetrating tones. 80 say the Scrip
lures. But congress has designated
the Is million organized workers OF
America as cattle and placed an eco
monte muzzle on each Of you
And what are you going to do about
your constitution. God help u.s.
The law. he said. is the first ugly
savage thrust Of fascism in America
brought about by an alliance between
industrialists and the Republican ma
jority in congress "aided and abetted
by those Democrats who still believe
in human slavery.
Holding aloft Il copy of the act, he
declared it contained two lines saying
labor has the right to organize "and 70
pages daring labor to try to organize
AS the rapt audience watched his ev-
cry gesture. Lewis dashed at the out
cry and lamentations of great labor
leaders saying that all, indeed is lost
unless they ear grovel on their bellies
and come under this infamous act"
His charges stung angry retorts from
other members of the executive coun-
ell who took the floor to declare that
whether you like it or not, the Taft
Hartley law is on the statute books"
and must be lived with. Challenging
the wisdom of using the non-Commun-
list affidavit as the focal point OF re.
sistance to the law, they said there
were plenty of other evil points about
it that should be made the basis for
the fight.
ALL Sec'y-Treas. George Meany said
he knew of mo more cowardly thing
to do" than to place the federal labor
unions in the position of being the
armored spearhead in the fight against
the Taft-Hartley law when they are
not equipped for that fight. 1t would
be "abject desertion', he charged, OF
the 100000 members of those unions
who deserve the federation's support.
Lewis said the conventions action
to comply with the act would g~ravely
undermine its efforts to rally public
support for the repeal of the law.
Pointing out that the act made com
pliance optional, he said the AFT.
should have decided unanimously to
ignore the act and depend upon its
economic power as it did in pre-Wag-
ner act days.
He warned that should the conven-
ton %'grovel' before the act it might
have more to grovel about at its next
convention because when the enemies
of labor find out how easy you are,
they'll give you more to run from"
But, he roared, shaking his shag.
gy head, Il tell you this. The United
Mine Workers will not run with you
If this issue is passed, | will not
be a candidate for reelection to this
debased board"
Asserting he was not trying to hold
a gun to the head Of the convention
Lewis said that ION this particular Is
sue, | don't think this organization has
a head. | think its neck has just grown
up and haired over.