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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COOKS AND BAKERS, colored men and
women; here is an opportunity to 60 to
work for one Of the largest cafeteria sys-
TENS in the Nation; some exper. in large
scale cooking or baking is necessary,
though all who are hired will work for
time under the direction OF persons
skilled in our methods; the working con;
ditions are excellent and include paid
vacation, sick leave, paid holidays. ,5-day
week. and low-cost life insurance. Report
Monday, ready for work: Doors open 8
am. Uniforms will be furnished. Bring
Social Security card. Excellent chance
for advancement. GOVERNMENT sERV-
ICES. INC, 1119 21st. st. NV. -12
COUPLE. white, for domestic work in
private family; no driving; corner room,
private bath. Call EN-. 1877. -12
MAN OR COUPLE to supervise activity of
present personnel Of two small hotels and
live in home of owner during several
months absence due to health; integrity
and banking knowledge most essential
requirements; compensation open. Box
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN-selling expe-
rience essential; those with real estate
exper preferred; must have car and be
over 21. BROWN REALTY CORP, 1900
18th St; NV, Realtors, DU. 1868: -16
A GOOD ROOM, bath and meals, also
wages, awaits a good janitor and chamber
maid; must be sober and reliable. Box
372-A, Star -16
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SALESkEN.

ARE YOU A SALESMAN? If you are we
have the best proposition in town., selling
improvements improve a Cali i'm ME- 5aas or C. come % to
Woodward Bldg" Rm. 1927 from IN
SALESMAN, experienced in wholesale gro
Sppiy K K g. i: DISTRIBUTING c., Il s1s-
220 G st. NV. 12s
FIELD REPRESENTATIVES "a Large
of enrolment and training Of nurses to
meet the existing national shortage and
will ad four new men to It's present field
earn UP to $500 per wk.; our organlzation
operates under a lead system through the
DGFF7 HSHE Ruf5Ss 81 45ss ss interview pn0ne sN
SALES REPRESENTATIVE to sell essential
fire prevention and maintenance service
fire equipment helpful; good salary. leads;
excel. OPP for proven sales closer. Box
BUSINESS BUS IS tCjHANcE-salesmen of good ap-
pearance and references wanted to solicit
listings. from business people, I have the
most liberal proposition that will surely
appeal to you. Call personally weekdays.
40; Goodman b an 1855 Conn. ave ave-, co. CO $500 $500
sALEsMAN-would you like to make more
operation given. large commission, rapid
Bldg, any time day or evening until
HIGH EARNINGs-For steady and capable
man, who has a following in the drug and
area, and likes to be his own boss on COM
mission; wholesale confectioner wants a
man who is looking for perm opport:; car
bright future. HAROLD p RUDOLPH
SALES CO., 314 Randolph pl. ne. AD.
ABB -13
THERE IS NO DULL SEASON selling roof
Our sales training and assistance in cos,
ing sales will assure you of substantial
lncemf sn sipN APg s Co am 54b Ga
oPENfSG eTs niS N New 'VSPi VoPRir1cEs-f YOU have
sold insurance or investments. cruises; s;,as aus
services or other similar specialties, we
will prove to you by actual demonstration
in the field that our statesmen earn ex.
commission We eircularize. advertise and
furnish contacts for every call. Can use
men accustom to earning Ss5 per wk Or Or
more. Apply 80 Ring Bldg-' 18TH and M
WHionssAhE SsIi les MN GROCERY ho and institutional
house. with progressive and aggressive
lasaii noten oppoTtunity % IN Seats on top for keeps
have you an institutional and Ior restauo
rant following within 100 miles ho,aEa raaiaiIs
food businessS Have you a car2 If SO;
write us, stating your background and and
man. Information kept strictly conf
Dental. BOX ALB, Star, -l3
YOUNG MAN, with outside sales expert
ence. for good territory; salary and COM
mission: ircome above average; experience
in selling ONCE equipment helpful, but not
essential See Mr. Waller. 9:30 to IL
noon. SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS,
hG ZEAL 1sa saiEs sas5 sopPokrTNrrY F. FOR young
livewire, capable salesman, interested in
permanent position with real future;
good starting salary, expenses, pension
plan and group insurance: requires out of
town travelling within 15o-mile radius.
selling widely advertised, nationally known
fastest-seiling item in its field to drug,
variety, notion, general and department
stores; must have car add good references.
Phone MR.. NoRDGREN. Elk. 5047. for
sALEsMENERetail fabric store. retail ex-
perience is necessary; permanent position.
mission. HspS z TIN YASDsTfck. 7sl
a1ta nv. -As
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HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN. high school graduate; typ
ing and clerical work. Call D1. 1106. -13
career positions in claim dept of Nation
wide casualty insurance company; inter-
esting work: excellent opportunity for ad-
With increase possible alter Com Completing Z
months training; must be COLLEGE grad.
yates and willing to accept assignmsnt
cation, military service and business ex-
Perienee. %IIsn. BoS 1872. Star ..u.,,, Ia L.
good sales exp, for excel. paying position:
studio. Following up calls at homes and
photegraphs. CHASE sTATLER STUDIOS,
Hotel Statler, DI. 1900; Ia
YOUNG MAN. white. 18 years or over, for
D. G. drivers permit; Box ,125-c Star. =
MAN, with some mechanical experience, for
gsSHetiEe SNSI 9p masnRe sbD sH SHOP 2a7 Gan MIR Nc
semonslpation work. 'n Cali Lincoln n ssS7
WANTED, men between the ages 25-32,
with practical exper. in commercial, in
dustrial or banking accounting to train
men. Apply Mr.. Murphy. the NATIONAL
n SN for hirh sfhSe1
storage business from ground up q will
ing and Industrious worker wanted. Box
DESIRE TO CONTACT MAN interested in
taking over Washington and suburbs to
place beautiful panorama of Washington
With mailing tube as souvenir in over
published. of wash. Can have entire
charge Of this and other creations of this
Office. See Mr.. Blondell, 1915 Eye st. NV.
after 10 am. weekdays. -13
EXCELLENT JOB OPEN for man who
knows the laundry business on the outside
or wants to learn: unusual vacation and
holidays: commission and salary; on es-
tablished NV. section route. Write Box
21-B, Star. IL
BUILDING SUPPLIES and equipment
Observation-Disclosures necessary. commis-
ton for right man; excellent working con-
ditions. car essential Apply at once per
sonnel ONCE, SEARS RoEBUcK AND CO.,
oil Bladensburg rd. ne.
WANTED YOUNG MAN to learn repair Of
Photographic equipment in manufacturers s
branch MA. 9463. Ia
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN who wants to
learn printing; some experience in type
setting desired excellent chance for ad-
yancement. Apply personnel office, HO-
TEL STATLER. 10th and L sts. NV. -l3
Evening star., 1948-01-12

Here is quick and convenient way of nsurins that
your classified ad Gets into The Star. Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad at the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice on how to phrase
it to your best ADVANTAGE The Star business counter
is open from am. to II pm. every day. Ads re-
ceived by pm. always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is z pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy-two want ad Offices all the Washington
and nearby In fact it is more than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neishborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours Call
Classified Advertising Department, MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad office in your neghborhood.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,
BooKKEEPER, $50 wk. FJ;

BOOKKEEPER, $50 wk. I'D auto ezper.
helpful; NV. section: bookkeeper-t -typis.,
future. start SAC, cachier-teL opes., nr.
Bethesda. $40; cieTk, good at figures.
ice system, $40 ". many others daily.
See Miss Gray, RE. .,,S26, FORD EMP1.
SERVICE, g13 l3ta st. \. W., mr., Eye 81;
SELECT POSITIONS-tFD Capitol Hill
secy exper., So 900 UP; must be good IN
stenography; patent law secretary. S52.
$50 wk.; observation-disclosures .-typist; Al,
wk.; can use 80 good secretaries daily.
Estab. is years-at unusual salaries: IEee
regis. Cali in now, Mr.. Bruce, at PER-
sONNEL SERVICE, 1871 @ st. NV. Ma
TYPisT-RECEP., $40 wk, %: small of
$50 mo; dictaphone operator, fast TYP.
ist, $50; typfst, fast. accurate. exper. $50
IN: many others; welcome. See Miss Roed.
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1871 g st. NV.
MA 2114.
1TSonfinTed Of. Next PnRAl
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sALEsMEN tcont.l,

SALESMAN. 2 orders week get you $62
Many of our men have 2 to 4 orders II
q single day. Field in office training giver
new men. Apply MR.. BONE, RIM. 3l0
Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ SITS. NV lis
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QUALITY DRUG
2003 18th 81. NV.
Is a Star Want.Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conven-
ientIy located throughout
the city for the acceptance
Of Classified Advertising.
Evening star., 1948-01-12

| I~7o' r. n. A"1Io W. ooo4 Sohh. afe'
RESTAURANT WORKERS ta): oolored:
must have knowledge Of shert order cook
foe fnF .pnointnnent easISneen required caii LIE
"a RouPgMaNMExcellent tPeSiais; opportunity for
With rs sales a1ty rdt. to
ssfE5 asN foR''a BY ARR5y Co. e
atsi00s1 Rna saLashAN Rlss must be experienced;
sonnel once, 9th noor. GoLDENSfBEERGs
opportunity now iti available to men with
direct sales exp. to business concerns and
personable and want a Job where earnings
investigate this once-in- s-lifetime oppor-
MAILER 1101 Lee hwy, Rosslyn, Va.
SALESMAN. experienced. to sell food of
Mr.. Bernstein. Ho. 1918. BANNER BROS.
ss RSs4atuT St. ns Furnishings opportu
mems store. established 1876; young
man With college traning and local
Nc; Mngg;oppssylss psyls before II am. or after p m
good salary. advancement. Apply LONGS.
sa1 saLEshAk sss nTA TrAINF M kG!s .,t,6i.S.a
Washington territory. Oar necessary. Sal
ary and commission. Write. giving COM
plete information. to Box 374-A. Star.
SALESMAN, life insurance. We will guar
antee . good income and q substantiai
future to one man between the ages OF
25 and 40. He must be college man
future are not commsnsarste With his his
ability We will train him In = complete
professional technique which hiss proved
itself highly successful in this once. The
man We accept latter = series OF preiim-
mary tests) will be guaranteed At least
$500 per month until he is completely
established. Commissions IN excess Of
this salary will be paid. Sales experience
is desirable but not necessary. Apply.
stressing your background and experience.
Box 104-C. Star, for an appointment
SALESMAN-An excellent opportunity for
a high type. thoroughly experienced sales
man; will sell our product through archt-
tects, appliance dealers, heating and
plumbing concerns; q new held Is open for
q top hight man but he must have an out
standing sales background; car necessary;
nDs Ms ~ sslasE snd Ia sasa sor
appointment. -1s
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stationery 6COIe. AZ
TYNE & SONS, 142
10 am. and IL an
PRESSER AND TAI
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PRESSERS, 2. WOO
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Evening star., 1948-01-12

AUTO RADIATOR KEPALRMAN-One OF
Washingtons new-car dealers is opening
radiator repair department and has an
exceptional arrangement for o skilled and
dependable man capable Of organizing and
managing this department. Must be thor
ing. repairing and recoring auto radiators
and auto heater cores. All applicants will
receive personal interview. Box 5b-B,
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Picture OF the Week nt the National Goery of Art
is st jerome Reodne" by BeIlin Kress CoIiection)
1t will be the subject OF brief tolk at the qoery
tomorrow through Saturday. 30 and 80 pm and
next Sunday at 2:3O ond $50 p.m
Evening star., 1948-06-06

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Please sead me trial ssise sf isssa kar,ssS. &nsi
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Evening star., 1948-06-06

Eosy TO u,oke. yet srork
sophisticated. this dress is cut
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Picture Pottesn Of the Week
No. 3O68 comes in sizes IL,
~. Is. l8 ord 20. Size ~
requires 3 VI yords Of IS or 80
iDch nnoterioi.
The spring ond summer
issue Of FASHION. contoinipo
O ~eoIth of suggestions for the
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obIe for 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01

both houses of the Congress there
is no reason to hope that legitimate
pay increases can be granted.
THE Nations Capital City SIM
ply can't expect to get something
out of nothing. No other city should
be so careful to pay its own way
Urges Retroactivity.
IT think and hope that Senate
and House Committees will begin
early in the next session to concen-
trate on the involved financial prob
lem which confronts the District.
Il have every reason to believe
that the Congress will set sufficient
time aside through which to publicly
debate the issue. If it does I shall
take for granted that the Congress
will provide and authorize revenues
which are sufficient to meet the
needed current operational require
ments of the District.
whenever adequate revenue is
available I feel strongly that ap-
proved salary and wage increases
should be made retroactive to the
date of passage of the 1948 Federal
Pay Act. Until revenue is available
I must oppose any proposal which is
certain to offset its purely temporary
good through long range and last
ing harm"
Meanwhile, the Washington chap
ter, Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton, which fought the proposed sales
tax. came out last night in favor
of the Dirksen loan bill.
Letter Sent to Halleck.
In a letter to House Majority
Leader Halleck, the chapter urged
chat the House be given an oppor-
tunity to act on the measure.
The letter was signed by Ben
jamin C. Sigal, chapter president
I'VE believe" the letter said, tina,
the Congress has an obligation tt
correct the grave injustice by which
District Government employees were
deprived of a much deserved in
crease in pay in the last session"
Miss Kate Alfriend, executive
secretary of the chapter, said she
had interviewed several members
of the House and Senate District
Committees and that they told hel
they approved the Dirksen loar
bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Congress
Continued From First Page)

but COP managers are not expected
to adjourn for at least 10 days.
There is a possibility the Senate
also may find itself confronted to-
morrow by the argument that Con-
gress has no legal authority to be in
session this week, because of a sec
ton in the Legislative Reorganiza-
ton Act of 1916 fixing the last day
of July as the annual adjournment
date, unless otherwise provided.
Section Cited.
The section in question provides
that except in time OF war or dur
ing a national emergency pro-
claimed by the President, the two
houses shall adjourn sine die not
later than the last day Sundays
excepted) in the month OF July in
each year, unless otherwise provided
by the Congress"
Republican leaders are not worried
about this technically. If the point
is raised they expect ruling that,
since both branches arranged last
week to meet Monday, they exercised
their option to continue beyond July.
If the Republicans could make
their cloture petition stick they
could bring the poll tax repeal bill
to an early vote, because it would
limit each Senator to one hour of
debate thereafter. The obstacle they
face, however, is a Senate precedent
that cloture is not in order until a
bill has been taken up formally. The
Southerners thus far have blocked
formal presentation of the poll tax
repeal measure by fllibustering on
the motion to take it up.
Filibuster Denounced.
The fllibuster was denounced last
night by the Conference on Civil
Rights Legislation, composed of 19
national organizations. The con-
ference was organized recently on
call of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People.
If, as most observers expect, the
cloture petition is ruled out of order
until the bill is before the Senate,
an appeal could be taken from the
decision of the chair. But the ap-
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Fiscal
Continued From First Page.)

tend the session of the District
Committee at 1890 am. tomor-
row, but intended to ask Mr.. Dirk
sen to postpone action on the meas
ure until Q conference tomorrow
afternoon.
To borrow for pay raises, Mr.
Bates declared lis fundamentally
wrong" Senator Cain added that
such a loan would create a prece-
dent which could not be justified.
With these two key figures in city
r.. financial legislation taking an un-
alterable position against loan
1t was said last night that there
was slight prospect Of pay raise
legislation with the present session
of Congress likely to end in week
or 10 days.
Exception Made for Teachers.
The Dirksen loan bill would au-
thorize the District Commissioners
] to borrow from the United States
Treasury without interest sufficient
: funds to meet the raises. A one
! year pay increase of $3.50 would be
!, granted to all employees except
> teachers who would get 5000 in view
! of the increase they received last
year. 1t would be effective from
/. July 1 this year to June 80, l949
: Before Congress adjourned in
= June, legislators for city pay raises
I had passed the House, but was
:, blocked in the Senate when the
House passed District revenue bill
for a combination sales tax and
high-level income tax to finance
l the pay raises. was fllibustered to
!. death.
In his statement yesterday, Sem
: ator Cain outlined his reasons for
opposing the Dirksen loan bill and
:. warned that it's enactment eventu-
! ally would bring harm to city work.
J ers
: 1t is the considered opinion of the
!. Fiscal subcommittee of the Senate
Z District Committee he said, that
) the proposal to increase the salaries
|. and wages of District employees
. through a non-interest bearing loan
: from the Federal Treasury is unde-
: serving of positive consideration and
a would result in serious injury to the
! District and its employees If enacted
. into law.
Danger of Firings Seen.
Ga This proposal would only estab-
fish a precedent which can't be
justified. A way must be found
through which to provide satisfac-
tory salary and wage rates through
tax revenue sources. If We were
to grant increases now through a
Federal loan it could be done again
in the future and such action would
obviously result in curtaining OF
eliminating needed public services
or reductions in personnel
1T would be a disservice to work
ers to raise their pay now and dis
miss them a short time later.
Both the House and Senate Dis
trict Committees, have recommend
ed legislation which would increase
the salaries and wages of all Dis.
trict employees, while providing ia,
revenues with which to meet very
large obligation. The revenue legis.
lation has been temporarily de-
;, feated in the Senate. Until this o.
similar legislation is approved BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-01
Nav Says He Heard
Dewey 'Denunciation
Of Teachers Lobby

Gov. Herbert B. Nav. Democrat,
Of Utah, said last night he was will
ing to swear that Gov. Dewey of
New York characterized the teach
ers' lobby as the most vicious" in
the Nation, despite two denials by
the Republican presidential nomi-
nee's secretary that he made any
such remark.
The Utah officials statement was
released by the Democratic Ma
tional Committee. It quoted Gov.
Nav as saying he heard Gov. Dewey
make the statement at the recent
governors convention 81 Ports
mouth, N. H.
Twice Denied.
The alleged statement, first re-
ported by Columnist Drew Pearson,
brought resolution Of censure from
the recent National Education Asso-
citation convention in Cleveland.
Gov. Dewey's secretary, James Hag-
erty, twice denied it.
Gov. Nav said:
II cannot understand why Gov.
Dewey persists in allowing sub
ordinates to issue denials for him.
He made the statements and this
apparent attempt to dodge the
political consequences can only con-
vict him of untruth. If felt as
strongly as Gov. Dewey seemed to
on this subject, I would certainly
not object to standing up and back
ing up my own statements"
Conversation Is Recounted.
Gov. Nav told of this converse
ton at the governors gathering:
There was a discussion of the
problem facing all governors on
the matter of teachers, their pay
and the general shortage of trained
personnel. This problem was to be
the subject of the executive session.
Gov. Dewey was extremely ex-
cited and heated in his remarks.
remember distinctly one statement
in which he said, 1t the teachers
lobby is the most vicious lobby in
the Nation today. II it isn't stepped
on now, it will destroy the Ma
ton!
There was some disagreement
among the governors with this ex-
IRENE statement, but Gov. Dewey
persisted IN his remarks, Dewey
went on to say. It's worse than the
power lobby, the real-estate lobby,
the oil lobby, the liquor lobby and a
lot of others"
Dewey, Warren Disagree.
Gov. Nav said there was a sharp
interchange between Gov. Warren
and Gov. Dewey, Gov. Warren, he
said asked Gov. Dewey:
why, teachers don't even get as
much as common laborers. Do you
object to their geeting that sort OF
pay?"
Gov. Dewey replied:
That's not true in New York"
IT don't know about your State,
Tom" Gov. Nav said Gov. Warren
replied, But conditions are not
good in California"
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