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Evening star., 1948-12-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.
IppING MACHINES. TYPEWRITERs pul

ADDING MACHINES. TYPEwRITERs pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea,,
est yrs 0F orcs
D apDING M Hse ns na sc cleaned
RE Rsd 'na 'd1itFf 1NrD Al HaE1
8l3 14th st NV
BRICKLAYING. FIREPLACEs and chin.
neys built and repaired by mason crafts
GAN CAMERA 4 FAGNANi sNfSiRsnss At 1854 letb 81,
LEE ( d,ALBERT, INC. IA 47i1 W
fof ans doe 'Dsets R saTs
nas Ike manner Gsso For an estimate call WILL
SskPENIEy' PRONE PROMPT sERyIcEGsb,ns, na
installed. RE. 1907, 81. 64ss. 22'
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recreation
rooms. porches inclosed. stairways, dormer
yindogS; Essidsntisl I,ntnL 9S commercial j.
modelling, alterations. roofing: asphalt tile tile:
cARPETs t.fTi AND FuRNiTnRE expertiy
ern eeanaa pan tn AeE e n co
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial. residen.
ta Old neE EsTe oa EStFa a 6atef RA reSs5s
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING. complete cleo
trio service, repairs. installations. light.
heat, peTe.r day Or night RA; 2aHS ,,o: e.
call 4 e ELECTRIC CO. RA 5s5s
FLOoRs-sandlng and finishing: old or
new floors; estimates day or night. VI.
%S FIooRs e E sAN6ED SEQ .na Old doTs
D"0e 3. Ne oEoRoE a fASIoR. 2f1s NV WA, 10 20
FLOORS sanded and finished skilled white
GoVGR, pu pDs S7ls any time 49,, x...
@ 5sE ssls e. sSo PA ss.ki kkENNEpy EooS 3st$ +
s5R ;sss'
ElSoLETa MS16S Hns SINK ToPs, Is; Ipe;rmanentlv re.
Shades; work done At our factory and in-
i1arS & ssr 'ss ssssa.
9Ha eeasonabie nas PRICE, Ice 'cs Cali Isl sH 4s7i aa
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. car
psnsp 5seaps 1 raRe hs Es sE
PAINTING. pAPERING. FLOOR finishing,
expertly done: satisfied customers for 25
TpaIs11Se TsiHs pafEKNS tAWhEEcf FIR kA aS
Do my own work. For job well done.
at a price you can afford to pay, call
F4iNTiNG f 1iSi AND PAPER HANGING-Do
my own work; white mechanic. H. C.
WATKINS, ST. 509l. 2S'
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTERING: ex-
terror. interior. estimates free; work done
Immediately. RA 1851; -?2
tering, floor finishing White help. HUME.
Days. HO. 1929. ewes. HO. 3461. 20
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING, rea-
sonable prices; white mechanics. MA. 2773.
P1PERHANGING. PAINTING 80 years
exp; reliable; do own work; immediate
service. Phone DI. 799S. 26s
Evening star., 1948-12-22
MOTOR rRAvh..

DRIVING TO DIES MONIES via Indian
spolis.o Dec %: take l or 2. RE. 43l1.
DRIvING TO W. PALM BEACH sunday,
26th; IA member; take two; share.
WANTEp-R,de to Iowa. Dec. 90 or %;
willing to share expenses and driving;
LEAVING FOR WoRCEsTER. MASS.
Thursday at u pm: Ford 1914 sedan;
can accommodate three passengers. WA.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI. new sedan, take
3 Or 4. ia. 1850, after $50 pm.
NAVAL OFFICER driving to Detroit, Mich.
Thursday or Fridav, ~ Ford. has room
for 9 or passengers. Call 81. 346s
YOUNG MAN WANTS ride to Albany or
New York City pee, 3oth or 31st, share
C0NGENIAL GENTLEMAN wishes trip to
Miami, Fla, Dec. %, share expenses,
driving and references. Phone GL. 6172.
DRIVING TO KNOXVILLE. TENN, Dec
"a. Returning 1st of week. Insured. MR.
CURTIS, Adams 9793 around 10 am 23'
MIAMI, FLORIDA, leaving Sunday, 26th
Room for 3. New Pontiac. Returning
following Sunday. Share expenses. NO
DRIVING TO ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
Can accommodate elderly man or couple.
For particulars call SH. 2457 "a
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HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION WOMEN and filter. on wom-
ems GOATS suits and dresses; fine WORKING
eurnf 'uE MARnfYN RI Apfss sHop Apply 9oe s'h
ALTERATION WOMAN, shop experienced,
dresses especially: $40 start: steady work
consider party able to work part time.
Large alteration shop downtown. Box 462-
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time; one with
following preferred. Call WA. 1871. -23
BEAUTY OPERATOR. permanent. exper-
fenced in finger waving and manicuring.
BooKKEEPiNG MACHINE operator, good
typlst; experience necessary; salary open:
Rfe1 s1PPLY s1Py y Go lisa Sc
BOoKKEEPER-TYPIsT wk.. ex-
complete charge; $50 wk, EN- 397s. 6-s
BooKKEEPER-sTENo - Inter
ss.ins w0Tk for s..s,n inegen
@ WORKING eonditions. WA WHsHiNGToN IL pssaiaE. he
gREW sia " copNSGREGAT1oN' SSI.E s@2 sth st. NV.
CASHIER. young woman. smart APPEAR
ance, for exclusive specially shop. ,.Ac-
suray Ic,,,y.dr with figures and good handwriting
KAPLoWlTz' on 18th st. between E and
CLERK. general, miscellaneous posting.
ory "A. 04o0. BoWIE-VINCENT MOTOR
CO. De soto-Plymouth dealer sob Ga
CLERKS for putting advertising circulars
in envelopes 5-da. wk.; no Saturday;
fteady ses ,HM SgIk s5s1 state age and exp if any
CLERK-TYPIST-I you are between the
ages ., OF 1929 -, and interested in permanent
to 2z,.g cashier EEI1, .NNoRTHWEsTERN MUTUAL
llfE 81 N INSURANCE CO. RIM. 636, 1911 X
CLERK-TYPIsT, general ONCE work; also
re oeei ecny On resdent Of
2ssEs5!sS yN vR 2eiS see Miss
Dallas, MAGRUDER, INC, I13s Conn.
cIERk sLl;lsI. rYpIsT-aood salary, pleasant
alH IERkfTPisr SGf sla asataphGne ST ns exDer
ferred, by national trade asso: 5-day wk:
goo, good st starting Egs salary and working cond
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR to work in
auditing dept, diversified activities en-
pioye y,, discount and other liberal BENEFITS:
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR 70 Expert
enerd; ah,day wk: see Miss Dallas, MA
6ANtNG 1MG FEAchERs HE'S Conn ArfSr aSe
Dance Studio need young men and women
with personality and ambition to teach
ballroom dancing. No experience necessary,
opportunity to advance to positions OF
supervisors and executives. College-trained
people between 25 and 35 given preference
Openings in our Alexandria and Baltimore
telephone or write, personal interview only
ARTHUR MURRAY's, 1106 Conn. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN and luncheonette counter girls
wanted. exper. only. Apply AMBASSADOR
DRUG STORE, 14th and SITS. NV. 20
Evening star., 1948-12-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
part time; tax returns prepared, state
COOK. experienced. white, steady, sober:
MAN. COL, young, sober minded, wants
chores: references. TR. 2405. 23'
TRUCK DRIVERS HELPER or day guard
white and good reference. WC. S5O4. %
or dairy; salary and quarters for self, wife,
l child. DE. 216l:
presser under favorable conditions. Call
AT. 2O34 after 4 pm. "a
CALL MALCOLM, interior painting. foors
yrs experience. TR. 1856.
VETERAN desperate for Job; wife expect-
ing stork 3 wks;; truck driver, WAREHOUSE
work DE 1862. -23
RECENT GRAD of arch. engineer. previ-
GUS experience Is years 1ourneyman
ma sonry trades, estimating, foreman. gen,
Va; have car OV 1892 after g.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
. iNsTRucrIoM couRsEs

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. al
for CT training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st. NV, DI. 1862.
LEARN TO DRIVE in Washington's oldest
driver training school; l94s model cars
patented dual controls; permits securet
d. C.. Md. Va. EASY METHOD NO 1894
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED - Modern
training in all subjects; day, night anc
part-time classes Get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, l340 N Y
SECRETARIES, AL, earn large salaries
beginners and refresner courses, save !
to u usual time semipyt. classes; tor
salarled openings. BOYD SCHOOL, 7O(
CLERICAL CLASS. Jan. exam. start
Jan. 4; Tues. and Thurs. evening, as pm
last one before exam. all subjects; S15
Register early. BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th
cor G MA o34O
Evening star., 1948-12-22
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED TO BUY, established fuel oil
small, furnish full particulars, number
ot o. customers s, and amount s OF salonage; age;
sToP sd iIf WASTING MoNEY-see a business
spec.aiist, We have desirable srocsries'
portunities AUERBACH & CO. pI. 65oI
FOR RENT-Large concession stand, 2
doors. of 9th and Pa. ave. NV Perfect
spot for inaugural parade. Call ST. 4o7l.
RESTAURANT, MUST SELL Immediately
by owner, doctors orders. This store is
cost o located St in '1 vast esr
5S0sTS sHss Y With p q 's 6 sfors
table. ali stainless stell about j yr old,
sG bD, Malls fe Ss s nd stors gstad IS dons
a splendid business and buyer can't pos
sibly 60 wrong. rS $500 down can handle
S.sS5s s; at III 81 oS
eaD Aahs Ma vh SskerE bons bstseen
ko6%fSc IasSsfS eli aotsl ~ ss5i room, and 2s
closed porches: same owner ! years, rent
len. urniture throuehout; oPA approved
W5R Gssf s'ea Can E% Drss PxsfoR 5
PE PGIIc lss SsD issR px1ky y rFopUc1s in Dopu,
weekly; over S1.l5O weekly gross sales;
price. $1,000 with one-hali cash; trial
Eiys before PT5chass aSc Call ~; FIX @555
CONF ICE CREAM and bakery near
large theater; zoe exclusive NV: location;
long lease at 5000: heat and water free;
inc0me
greatly increased; makes o0U own ice cream; I'm
f7' kooMs Y9TSa 6stS rens nss yffnoRs income
quoted. $500 and apt. for owner; sxpen-
sive furniture, ut. refgr:, Bendix
rare rare buy s Tor So. 500; tt terms. u 81. 5757.
YoTNG e&THS s;1,. losa Vermont ;,,,..,on -
over $4,000 gallons monthly; shows net
profit over and above expenses Of So. 900
sss' sssh cs eia ER Rr's 5S5 9ns pssToR xf lG hs
sNc Nc fnNaRRodM SHf f% dorntdwR s3 $500 on
BILL sfMoNs, the live-wire broker. Ex.
sasree at nsfs St so s0fsfd snf
REAL R ESTATE, sH: S794 till .; 81, =,
for in
have good line. BOX 1871. Star: "a
RESTAURANT, air conditioned, liquor
license, drive-in type. beautiful roof gar
den, seats 200 inside; plenty parking. 3
entrances; not owner-operated; crosses
Increased substantially by live-wire owner
operation. A Ions, lease given. Start the
New Year with this golden opportunity
Priced at only 100000. Terms. $4,000
down, bal. 5000 monthly. to responsible
and experienced parties. LES SHILBY
! 600 Conn. ave. DU. 91SS or ewes, WA.
4S35.
DRESS SHOP, in NV neighborhood. estab.
for 10 yrs; good lease: priced at $4,000.
lnck stuck and harrel which Is ApproX.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
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do NOT inclose original refer
ences. photographs or other
papers OF personal value. Ad-
rertisers often tail to call for
oil replies addressed to a Star
bor number and thAs mail is
destroyed il remaining oper
10 days after final insertion
of advertisement.
In order to protect its udUer-
tiSers from receiUing circular
matter, 1t is expressly Under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be ptthheld as
far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde 1nsDers to
advertisements addressed to
tor numbers in care OF The
Star tciu be deliDered to dd-
uertisers on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-OFFICE MANAGER, exec
utive secretary-Age Al, desires position
with reputable firm. References furnished.
Salary $500 per month. Box 1881, Star.
MANICURIST desires position in hotel OF
barber shop; neat: attractive. PAINS
taking. MISS FOSTER. co. 4643.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires care Of bed
patient woman preferred. Live in. Refs.
Tower 6163. -23
sECRETARIAL SERVICE, typing. mail and
tel. serv, addressing envs. desk space
avail Opp. Sill. Sprg. P. o.. 81. 370O.
WOMAN MANAGER, dry cleaning store;
thoroughly exper., avail. immed: Salary
open Petworth location. ia. 0471. %
YOUNG WOMAN, Government employe, de-
sires nightwork, caring for children or
baby sitting Ii. $40 all day Wed.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
IMPORTANT
Notice to Classified Advertisers

There will be NO CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE SERVICE
ON CHRISTMAS DAY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25
Classified for the Sunday Star, December will
accepted by telephone to Friday, December a.
Any desiring to place ad after that time may
until pm Saturday at the Business Counter of The
STAR Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1948-12-22
SALESMEN.

AUTO SALESMAN-Highly experienced;
used cars, for well established company;
good salary and commission; plenty of
nice clean cars to sell at the lowest prices
in town: unusual opportunity and secure
future. Apply am. or after pm
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871 Bad-
ensburg rd. ne. Ii. $500.
SALESMAN for laundry and dry-cleaning
route in suburban Mont. Co; excellent
opportunity; good salary must post $3.50
bond Box 125-J. Star. -21
Evening star., 1948-12-22
GIRL s
TYPIST
HELP poMEsIIc.

CHAMBERMAID-WA for private
adult family; good wages bring refs. 3ol3
COOK AND G.H.W., quiet. white woman
some care of elderly lady; congenial adult
home; Sis week. TR. AL.
family, light work, live in. oV. 1888 after
: pm ga
G. ri. W., no cooking. no heavy laundry,
Assist with child. Live in. $3.50 per wk
FREE ROOM AND BOARD to reliable
white woman, in Christian home. care for
baby. g days week: small salary. Boz
IL.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcons.

PAfERHAN1iNG' thlS week only. ~ ano
FArERiNG AND reliable;
ESTIMATES g II free Call RA III ILL.,, rou.n
ing. ,foor sanding, carpenter, work; COM
Fl Free s'Ts estim5ti. JACK TA1E' Ex. s55i
PAPER HANGING and painting; special
Ph,srERiS Phsns ER Sa'7 Asb sf6sr Po
ings patched or renewal, wall and p"rti-
pf1So Ias ~GyeS TTS1s, r. ofs 4sosi9s after " all
PiASos PiAS GT T6NED. DA S.; 5'i B c., suburbs 25
sfSsE repairs E sa ov
repIaeements SAMUEL M ESG 'Gs BoYD sPi Sc
PLuMBiNG AND HEATING. jobbing. and
FHoAs MckNE new Adams Res
ssa Ga pa s STa moe
fas Hfsssr' psinns si2s11sd es aS
sss sSs'sr: sRs :eseH5 5Hs fsRf[s f.
kkSoot1ss Il types: ne Ifls, ,qs too s61 sasl
5sssiI' e. !sSs P:S r0',' SAMUEL C. Co., so' n
MADnR1q Isak5 m9st R stop Sa7a S5 no charge F. F.
a Eoyt Hef az
FR6ThETETk xsD SlS sLf 1ft
has !silRRh
G9 VPSETfaS fs bhnNbs III S m Mo CSC @ up
5 It. wide and ! It long. Have your blinds
lhoroushly eIeansd p STr modeEn maehlHs .MH
WsrERfRooF1NG 5N 5'e cELLAks, va}s @ CHM him"
neys. roofs, cutters, downspouts; expert
work. low prices; guar. NEV1Ns' LU. -. 2444
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDs-sheiving,
partitions, steps back porches, recreation
REMODEL FOR INCOME-Remodel your
unused space into income-producing
we are SPECIALISTS in in s CARPENTER ter, work ri
permits obtained; financing arranged in
convenient monthly payments.
For any work-foundation to roof
fa Y 12L pRos rR eu5:sSss .e5See
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
FLOOR sERyICE..Nothing put the best;
guet installation: Bruce inishes, FLOOR
INe Iln &C coNTR5cI9Rs' To eIs INC 1912 "iseon-
GARAGE. i@xo0 aluminium overhead door,
service door, clear cedar siding, built com IN
plete, S5"9 Call PROCTOR, 81. 5422.
HOME REMoDELING. additions. attlcs.
and rec. rooms; kitchen planning. cab
s ne's saa Hs s eoNsr eS
UN. 1882 days and ewes.
ROOF LEAKS STOPPED or no pay; roof
estimase eanas sas, ss MR. ana RSHTF ST.
ROOFING REPAIRS. guttering, spoutine
satisfaction guaranteed. D. c. HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. SH. 94O4. ST. O0s3
per hanging, floor sanding and moderniz-
ing bsmt to roof; reasonable small down
PAYMENT 36 mos. to pay. OR. 1000.
phases of home remodeling and improving:
low down pymt SO mos to pay. HYDALE
CONTRACTORS. WA. 6443. UN. 4241.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ACCT .-TYPIST, $55 UP
Pref woman under 30, acctg. ed or bkpg.
exp: secy., research. $3.50: secy., Govt
cont office, $3.50; varitypiist, Arl.. $50
up; (malel steno. transp., $270: math
grad, $500; salesman, paints, $500 up.
MUTUAL, ITO G, MA. 0954
Evening star., 1948-12-22
SITUATIONS poMEs1lc,

COOK, woman. white. free Jan. /; good
| reference. Box 1881. Star. .23'
GIRL. colored. wants days work; GOOD
1883.
WOMAN. colored exper., wants days work;
good references: S. and carfare. ME. b9o3.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

cck sFcs Market marx Sober or saponsb Ge ss
exper.: refs required CHI 1887. -23
FAMILY for general farm; good house. or,
handy with tools. Box 1861. Star -25
CAN You SELL? If you have confidence
in your ability. the Cameron Co. is willing
to offer you q leadership with exclusive
territory. Be your own sales manager
and run your own business. Call RE
$50 for interview. %
Evening star., 1948-12-22
SALES MGR. $500

oAbco M1IC., DO, iOO
Casualty exper.. S3,7OO and bonus; auto
parts sales. bonus and $40 wk. manfr.
representative calling dept. store. whole
travelling Miss Kelly (over Zlotnick cor,
18th and g..
BOYD, 700 18th. MA. 234O
Evening star., 1948-12-22

DRESS SHOP, in NV neighborhood. estab.
for 10 yrs; good lease: priced at $4,000.
lock, stock and barrel, which is approx.
value of inventory.
Corner grocery store, with liv. quar-
ters. in mixed neighborhood, doing about
$500 wk.: Ayr. lease at SS5 mo. Seen by
appt only. Call S. Tactic. with ACME
REALTY CO., d. S116, or Sun. and ewes,
EM 3o14 -o1
Evening star., 1948-12-22
MEN WANTED

q to 40 for good. permanent Jobs. with
an assured future. Learn to operate a
streetcar or bus. No experience required.
We will teach you and pay you while
learning Steady. year-round earnings:
averaging about $50 weekly, with paid
vacations, sick leave, free transportation
and other benefits. Apply now-Monday
through Friday-between $50 am. and
12 noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE. 1892 NJ St NV. Take
Routes 10. Rosslyn; 90. Cabin John; 80,
Friendship Heights, streetcars direct to
door. -22
OFFSET PRESSMAN
17x22 Webendorfer; must be able to pro-
duce top quality work. Salary. in accord
ance with ability Good working condi-
tions. DI 1902, DI. O535. -"7
COLORED statesmen
Would $50 per week interest you? We
have men who are earning up to S15 per
week as part timers. You need no expert
ence or cash. Call CO. 666b. -
Evening star., 1948-12-22

REMODEL FOR INCOME-Remodel your
unused space into income producing
apartment
We are specialists in carpenter work
and general contracting; plans prepared,
permits obtained. financing arranged in
convenient monthly payments.
For any work-foundation to roof
call us for prompt courteous service.
BRINCEFIELD BROS. TR. 2146. "a
Evening star., 1948-12-22

CHRISTMAS TREES. cut to order. pines
and cedars, all sizes: also SPRAYED trees
to order. white, silver, gold; wholesale,
retail: special prices to clubs. banks,
schools and similar institutions. EX. 5635.
Evening star., 1948-12-22

FOUNTAIN GIRLS, exper. necessary; exec
pay and hrs Apply COURTHOUSE PHAF
MACY, 1921 North Courthouse I'd. Ar
VS. -23
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08
EMPLOYERS URGED 70
OBSERVE FEDERAL LAWS

Employers who hire children
during the Christmas rush should
make sure that they abide by fed
eral as well as state regulations
applying to child labor, William S.
Singley, Cleveland, Regional Di-
rector of the Wage and Hour and
Public Contracts Division, u. S. De-
partment of Labor, said today.
"Under the Federal Fair Labor
Standards Act, applying to chill
dren engaged in the production of
goods for interstate commerce or
in occupations necessary to such
production, the minimum age for
most jobs is 16, and for jobs de-
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- Er~
clared to be hazardous it is IS" he
said.
fourteen and 15-year-olds may
be employed only outside of school
hours and even then their employ
ment is limited to three hours a
day and Is a week when school is
in session and eight hours a day and
40 a week when school is not in
session.
fourteen and 15-year-olds may
not be employed at any time in COW
cred establishments in ma~nufactur-
ing, mining or processing occupa-
tions. They may not operate or tend
power-driven machinery other than
office machines; they may not be
employed in occupations declared
to be hazardous for 16 and 17-year
NJ 81
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officials of the union. Some regional
officials made vows of reprisals
against the Negro delegates de-
handing the establishment of a spe-
cific anti-discrimination program
within the steelworkers union.
Of course, President Murray,
himself, would have no part of such
sordid proceedings, and if he had
not given his approval finally, the
stronger" anti-discrimination reso-
luton would not have been adopted.
President Murray at the CLIO in
Oakland, talked in prideful lam
guage about the strong anti-dis-
elimination program which the steel
workers had just put into operation.
Few delegates knew, and perhaps
President Murray himself, did not
know that the steel workers anti
discrimination committee, which
was appointed as far back as June,
has not ever organized itself for
work.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08
THE LABOR VIEW
Continued from Page u

There is no doubt about it, Mr..
Murray is a sincere, industrious, and
God-fearing man. He does not be-
lieve in discrimination and thinks
other men who do are fools.
But Mr.. Murray doesn't know ex-
actly what can be done to persuade
the millions of workers who believe
in him to adopt his views. Frequent
ly, he seems actually intimidated
by the opposition to a strong inter
racial educational program.
At the last meeting of the United
Steel Workers of America, which
has a total membership of nearly
100000 among whom are nearly
100000 Negroes, Negro delegates
successfully agitated for the estab-
lishment of an anti-discrimination
committee within Murray's own in
ternational union.
According. to reliable reports,
Murray was uncertain about the
idea along with many other regional
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-12-08
olds; and they may not be employed
in public messenger service"


olds; and they may not be employed
in public messenger service"
singley emphasized also that IN
general, even in Jobs for which they
are legally eligible. "A and 15-year-
old children may be employed only
between TOO am. and 200 pm.
He urged EMPLOYERS to study both
federal and state child labor regu-
lations since, in any state, regula-
tons setting the higher standard,
will prevail.
There are still a lot of foolish
men and women in the world today
who take up more Of life's. precious
hours talking about "fifths," than
Of the Heavenly Fathers eternal
gifts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
9 Jap Officers Doomed
For Death Of 81 Flyers
BY the Associated Press

YOKOHAMA, Dec. 29.-Deaths on
the gallows was decreed today for
nine Japanese officers, including
three generals, for the beheading of
80 American flyers. Seventeen of
the airmen were killed after Emperor
Hirohito broadcast his surrender
speech.
Sixteen other japanese were given
prison sentences ranging from five
years to life by United States 9th
Army commission. Seven other de-
PENDANTS in the mass trial were
acquitted.
Witnesses testified the American
airmen were decapitated after they
were told their executions were in
retaliation for the atomic bombings
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Eight were put to death August
10, 1945, and II were beheaded Au-
gust 15-just four hours after Hiro-
hito broadcast his surrender speech.
Many of the 80 were used by the
japanese as archery and sword prac-
tice targets, witnesses at the trial
testified.
Condemned to be hanged were 1t.
Gen. Isamu Yokoyama, commander
of the western army; Maj. Gen. Kyu-
saku Fukushima, assistant chief of
staff; Maj. Gen. Shoshin Ito, chief
of the western army legal section;
Col. Kiyoharu Tomomori, Capt.
Yusei Wake, II. Hiroji Nakayama,
1t. Kentaro Toji and Probationary
Officer Masahiko MaraZaki.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-12-29
Finishing School
Student, II, Kills
Self in Virginia
Speeiol Dispatch TO The Stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Dec
ga verdict of suicide was re.
turned today in the death of Mis-.
Esther Camilla Merriman, IT. daugh.
ter of a prominent industrialist, Al
her home, in the fashionable Farm.
ington area near Charlottesville.
DR.. E. D. Davis of Crozet, Able.
marie County coroner, said Mis-.
Merriman died yesterday of self-in.
hicted wounds caused by shot from
a 22-caliber rifle.
The girl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
C. H. Merriman, jr., was a student
at Miss Halls. a finishing school al
Pittsfield. Mass. Her father is vict
president of the Crompton- Shenan.
doah Co., a fabric-weaving plant al
Waynesboro.
DR.. Davis said servent founc
Miss Merriman at 800 pm. yester.
day in a bedroom. He said she left
note but that it apparently failed
to provide clue as to the reason
for her action. He said he was in
formed that Miss Merriman fire.
quently was emotionally upset.
A friend of the family said the
girl had lunch with her mother and
that there was no indication that
she planned to xii herself.
The sheriff'S Office said it had re-
ceived no report on the case and
that it was not conducting an in
vestigation.