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Evening star., 1948-04-18
SALESMAN icanf.l.

sALEsMEN WANTED 12) to sell Nation
ally advertised products comm. basis on
initial and repeat sp %
Monday bet, a m. and pm.
WE ARE LOOKING for a man between 25
a ns 4s eduaon . sd pessag aaa 'aes
who is accustomed to active contact with
the public. II qualified, write Immediately.
stating as. edueation exDsTisnSe whether whether
required Give address and telephone
number. II your letter indicates you might
MI; nj INTO 10 aorsS our All renied M sIe conf-
PAINT SALESMAN. excellent opportunity
saetureT n eTosesiIa esi on esint hard%sre dealers
and/or contractors and institutions with
full line Of paints and varnishes; @ comwa1iss-
itdt koR sfSiyi ssfFoR1rNe n y eeosoDs DEPT, excel
eDHS. ssse cess gay TIE fheEids s es
ssAfIEsMAN. With srocery store experience:
for ssdps frozen 1000 s66 noon
MAN BROS. Terminal Warehouse ath
MAN to cali on retail grocers. knowledge
sALEsMASWit you can sell; en- not afraid Of
W xeFb haSe sad IN
Nd for a live wire grocery salesman:
must have ssT 6SkisG RSk 5S-s fof star Job DON.
apply If You are looking for security
and a permanent future inyestisats ,; fqr5
sE b1oEhW l7sa Efa s nH 81 FR9N sS5s
SALESMAN, exper in retail and whole sale
grocery Or 70 n. Ia fesil
dent of Wash, D. c.. or vicinity. BOX
sALEsMfN lx EN- WANTED. white; roofing and
ort time Call All, 361I
shyyEsMfN say sMf MSNsTfED Wanted. colored, roofing and
Sizing part or full time, Call AT 1897
AGENT required in import market, for
vell-known Burgundy wine merchant Box
WANTED sn4 Ar oNcE-Man or woman PM ~ for
er: experience preferred. but not necessary
Write RAWLE1GH's' Dept. DcD lf--'4'
EARGE Gassift mA1N>uFAcTuRER has vacancy for
man with car Excellent opposaHGits sshG RIs6t pES
man man will be trained for position. For in
tervieE, see ME; SHAW Jaw a a. II 1893 R sm l.
IaaGi Tsfsafy' NAFIoNA2 Po Il oRRG5AN1zArIoN "a has
opening for salesman on new eSpaanS1oH oH
selling .sosre ne. neon aoeR Sign spo
syerY &as haV: EsFGns' aa4 es esif My hR MI Z
30 I9G' YoG HAVE a pleasing personslittyy' ?
efforts that you are now putting forth
being rejected in your pay, check Our
organization, the Oldest and best known
in its line OF electric appliances. has an
opening for a man who. is married, has a
car. is over "a years of age, and Is will
ing to work in return for an excellent
UNUSUAL oPPoRTUNITY for an exp.
real estate salesman or saleswoman with VII
proven ability. Numerous Sane. and excel ;n hse-
and Md For appt., call MR.. WRIGHT
WI 6oOo 1890 am to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
AGENTS.

SELL famous So FIRE extinguisher whole
sale or direct; liberal proflts. exclusive
territory. "FTRE-KILLER, syracuse )
AGENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS, sell IA
for 81 greeting cards. stationery and wrap );
pms apPToysl SAMPLES Piles p.,ricH N3FMAn 1ahe
Silver Spring, Md. SH. 1855. is
SENSATIONAL, fast-selling novelty bag tor
spring summer good repeat, 81 seller
sell direct Randolph 6S96. lS'
FREE SAMPLE-Big profit opportunity
with amazing glow the dark house mum l.
bers: switch plates, pictures, decals. re-
ltgious articles Represent large manu-
facturer. MADISON MILLS. 304 Fourth
ave, New York, N Y
Evening star., 1948-04-18
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT- T-BOOKKEEHER-b yrs. ex-
SM Systems. IN
employed; desire change. Box sss-v 81. Star.
to make perman.nt connection with ma.
s'Gnt srs sae sH s4ss
@ e1p; 30eF: DT:n..d :,.s.ed ...
AGcoUSTfNG STUDENT, veteran. desires
E sons Sess .sp..nee Th ePA WI Ps ssss Job 'r.n1'
house work; eood ref TR. 147s.
o11s Sas Ts. re-: i1:'
sGv, sfH pII PuBLic ies REL. vet tops: outst.nd-
sXskfh tx 5sis S9ae sH1 saMa
ssi.st. sI.dSats; years m.IiIsd 4 s.t,.
vnd p.s IN .ne.ent sls "a.
MR.. BodAR,. Laurel, Md. 1851, or week
silclEhA1fR 81; "a sass CONTRACTORS with mls Grew
cAFsrERM 1Fsi e ife MHNAGERooovt "a Sik N and in
dustrial cafeteria feeding expert, thoro
fnsT';sss osS so. n.oS .ou1s Dsanrf
cAkrsSfEk. isifss FER painting. brick and cement
csil coGf No o.ntss sssa. BY a e0l0re' h'h0'"sh
cARrENrER@Au around man; capable Of
supsrvsing york; honest n,t: sober stssn som,
large estate; union man Box 261-v. Star.
ss cHsurrEuk E-,s ssD.s sass srirs any max. car
CHE CHEF, colored. excellent pastry cook;
also exper. baker OF homemade rolls and
Eli; csEr NJ on ori FIRST COOK. eolor.d, any
hours, except bet. 5:46 and pm: wide
eSlorsa honest .,,,. 5s,asIs ,.ssn snd
wants position in or out Of town. Best
csso,LLEEGGE "a, Ell GnApUArE, executive major.
CHAIN. desires position. Box s5s-v' Star.
last JOB. b. G. and Marylsnd permits.
SsEaSrFfsSh Ssse Iisssf fMaosaifsa II and dr.,..u.n
With 10 yrs.' experience desires employ
ment in or around Washinston. BOX
IEJxEeeiUfVE-rsctory. IJgsei fiS1E wholesale and re:
business management; ensineering ability
IN Diumbins hs.tirs and cir s9y ssn4iti9w1.nE;
wliI een.,asr xorthvh,Is eoan:stion e. & any Y
essiSsna GENERAL 'fH faHoUsI cIsaNEE-window..
Ven. blinds, floors, walls washed. upkeep
ssS sN a.ss.s AT ToTs ass that
done at home UNLIMITED teiephone).
GovT. EMP. desires isnitor's lob with
oua ~tr~s for s.if end wife DI. 1880
HANDYMAN wishes lawn work or window
cleaning; hoors cleaned and waxed and
painting. Call eves' TR. 1885
HANDYMAN. colored. desires psrt-time
work, mornings week days from to. 10
m. Call all dav Monday. NO. 1878, 19s
n. s. GRAD. 10. white, desires work. any
type: exp. on diamond and CHALLENGER
cutting machines and rs stock clerk. Live
5976, Monday, 1914.
JANITOI wishes small unit: work out;
quarter 70. service; wife. can TR. 1904.
LAUNDRY sUPr., 81 years Of age. IL
yeafs sxpsrienee, desires position with 9
sn,s ,IssS5,ss in n:,.lsnsss Sasns nssa Rspliss
son6deotaal BOZ o0-V. star. 16s
Evening star., 1948-04-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

BREAKFAST COOK-HOUSEMAN Tor board
ing house. to live In ref required. See
Mrs. LoCHRIE, 1927 10th st NV. Ho. 6ao7.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS: live in; sunny
room; Woodland drive NV: TOP wages:
experience and Washington references re-
ouired. Telephone Sunday, to s, EN-.
CHARwOMAN, colored. for downtown Of
ace: hours. 5 pm. to IL pm. See 1anitor
after 6 pm. a25 18th st. NV. -1s
COOK, man, white. sober, dependable.
232 East Capitol ST.; no phone Calls
please. -lS
COOK. colored. exper. local ref; other
help: must be willing to 80 to New Jersey
for summer, leaving In May. Adams 1862.
COOK, colored, 1st floor eleaning; must
live in; $40 wk; have other help; half day
Thurs. and every other Gun Oh; excellent
local refs required. m. 144e.
COOK, part tins. and light housewcrk,
near KA,orama; expertenee An1 good rel.
efeneea uDceassry. NO. BIOS. -1b
Evening star., 1948-04-18
HELP AsA and WoMEk.

ACCOUNTANT for CPA once Reply in
own handwriting stating education, ex-
perience. age and salary desired pref
Menss given to on-the-iob trainee. ,h Box
BreookkKEEPER rea3k staT AND TYpIsr, must be = ex-
D0o5s pason
5-day week. with S42,5 to start and
sha9se toT Reply .xIs1snce in ew9
hsgdwFit1s: stating eSacs'ien s1,r eHpergee Ia
COLOR PRINTER or person experienced
IN operating enlarger permanent position.
COLOR CRAFT. 1851 Conn. ave. HO,
coLoRED COUPLE, man for general Ia
boring work, wife to care for apt, house;
apt so. ans v Slos Stan mo- strictly
COUPLE iVhitel. clean and reliable, man
to run farm tno dairy, live in modern
Heass with coSn n9 Or poas5Ve tsnent
Sat and Sun, or OIL. 313c weekdays. lis
COUPLE. white, chauffeur -houseman and
eook in family live IN hin, ,oea1 oonn rel ave re-
DEMoNsTRAToRs. with car. for Hostess
Home Accessories: steady york. good pay;
FouNTAfN FS nssI MEL HELP-Well-paid work at our
soda fountain, pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
iar at any sEytesePdSi PsoPLEs DRUG STORES Or en-.
ployment ONCE, n ? st. ne. Mon. through
IS1fok FI n hsb f9 WIFE SS tOr nigh-class apart
ment: @ no no young children; excellent living
conditions; must have good references e.
ss1H' ass1g cSsss RSs''f55 f5 Nd u y BOX oE
RELIABLE WHITE COUPLE to care for
ianitor work IN apt house, IN IN excnanSe ,,1at Se
rondtinker r9T M erp and Se Clean. Inn Box @6a-v Star
RETIRED coTPLE Who loves mountai ins;
gents Tsned nondrinkers rini h modeTn sba1e en- sR
Pensse Pe0yse Vf Box mons nv no stan eF' ou' Is!
SALES PERSONS, coupons, for photo
studio best deal in town. Apply IN per
sAhrsvtS SAL We AZ ANb D. SAIEswoMEN for fast
MOVING, repeat linz; direct sales s exper ;,,
feFtisG foTmation, ~ write W.T. care of Apt. 4, $40
ssiTrEsSSoGtRaAPHER; sirsSGt with knowledge Of
eFasT ebase ca o.
TYPIsTs, white. 4 hours day. 6-day, week;
Room $50, Washington Bids 18th and
YoUNG Yr eve MAN OR WOMAN wanted to
SCI. display adyertisins f9T Leading news 81
Fsts m ess and S'y
sirable good salary: this is sranq op.
oo5tanss for the Tsht Ders9a1h rBahNoRs M5s
sun saitimoTe, Nd. attention MI. spauld-
vs. 955yAS A4ssi MEN AND WOMEN, whit. 20, or col y
Advertising campaign. Good change foE
advancement See Mr.. Michaes, BUTLERS
WAITRESS OR WAITER wanted. to work
In hish-class cafe in Burlington. N. C.:
salary S17 per week and meals tips good
Apply LA FRANCE CAFE Burlinston'
ATTENDANT SODA FOUNTAIN. age 90 te
35: full time permanent position. Cal
AGE I6 OR OVER, experience preferred
but not necessary; we, VIII train you; UNI
forms furnished and laundry free; oppor-
tuntty for advancement. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE, S515 Ga, ave, Mr.. SINGER
WANTED bv mddle-aged bachelor. an
elderly couple immed to 60 cooking. clean
ins, gardening and outside work on me-
dunn sized estate nr. Leesburg, Va. quar-
ters and food furn.; must be exoer: ref.
REQUIRED: state lowest cash terms; lifetime
Job Write Box 23S-X, Star.
WANTED-EXperienced couple for country
home. Mddleburs. Va. As mi Wash
Man for ,houseman; woman @ for
BOX @ or phone 21ol Middleburs. Tor
wages paid: references required.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

REFINED, competent couple. no children.
desire position aS resident manager apt.
house. small hotel or club; class A refs
erences. Box 302.V, Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

group Of wonen's specially stores. needs
managers for expanding business: unusual
dresses coats and suits and small wears;
good salaries. advancement: confidential
R;f sGs ssGHcKl4aRY MR Th
% S es ~ 64ss SSny toi ias Vi ss
NURSE. registered. tipping required. pedia-
trician's ONCE; Arlington: 5ia-day. week;
5000 mo; weekdays call after 8 99,;rn.,
SGRsE, colored and sxperisncsS; to livss
surroundings; other help employed. EN-
NURSE. or medical technician. for doc;
once excellent nd gnpo.tuni.XS Ron2, sssss sssSsa
NURSES, Immediately, white; must have
At least two years Of training IN an eeersa Sssa:
day day duty: experience with chronic cases s
and essential. neat appearance: must i,. be
able to keep charts and take es. rsspomsoi1s: ":
sdaiaS SrFfcE cLERk R e assist in ONO. books
ADe, & M I'll T. syens noon
SE2s 5Effsl ss2ll lstS l. BIZ from 20 to 90
sSs ssh osse'i nsy Aseia sSEf IasE 81 s
plsymsnt ose IN and .,rv st:i :;11. ne n.rm..
nent: typinr: age from 20 to 35: good pay
for qualifed girl. ERNEST BURK' o14
PART-TIME SECRETARY and typist want
ed by publishing firm; hours flexible work
PIX oPEkAToR and typist: 5-day week;
excellent salary. Apply ESTHER SHOP
PART-TIME TYPIsT, age $3.50; hours
ll2:45 pm to 6:15 pm. Monday through
Saturday: must be rapid and accurate
typist and be able to pass physical ex-
animation Apply personnel ONCE. Room
504; Star Building. THE EVENING star
PERMANENT iSi M PosIrIoN-A well-eduea Gated
woman, ambitious to achieve finaneial
success. can earn upwards OF $500 IN
educa tional service; must have genuine
liking for people. age 30-5o. For inter
| view write stating exp. and tel. no.. BOZ
PHoTo REToUcHER for photo prints.
combining piece OF photos. frisket, air
brush. appfic cation for good enEraving-
reproduction for nevspspers Only sxpsri.
:. ven g sgali.ys, s,.. nrtns na s.mD1ss ..s 70 )
Evening star., 1948-04-18

icas sns A1ToMoB1tG Ma tSza AssoATion kSs lPS
TYPIST for permanent position In busy
tial, shorthand not required; splendid op.
to adya1ee for Tr Sno
not necessary: graduate Of local Catnolie
hieh school living with parents who are IRE
ysns ssssR Tssdta sssrs 81
St year. rie payable s4l per week. fv.-day week;
benefits Type reply: telling .e;s nse snsiness sns e
week csII A j SA. 1910. vr.n,n. star @aq bss
an opening in the classified advertisins
department.: 5-day. 40-hour week: perma-
nent position for an accurate typist cap
calls. esII a Apply personnel once. Room 5o4,
THE EVENING STAR, 11O1 Pa. ave. NV.
rYPIsT-CLERKs. good typing speed. ae-
curate; prefer those who ike to work with
figures; good opportunity for beginners;
4ohT week apRa. yssas1Gn ,ss sna
Nsn sSg Euss sss 9fs sns
ASSOCIATION: s.n.,d.,,. .x,.r ~@1 N,
essensiai; s ssssslished arm, yicinity ! ST.
St.. Park rd.; 5-day wk:: perm. position1'
TitS opnsst' Rs HHMMToN IA idYs1semsns' Cali Ao
once work; 37h-hour. week. Unless de-
See Mr. RICE, 1884 Florida ave. n;e.-2O
TYPIST-Catholic, experienced, part time
i to 8 pm. nve days per week; $50 start.
ffIYffsT. young: % also learn operation Of
Elliott addresser: 37A-hour. 6-day week:
permanent. many benefits: good starting
salary. Apply MR.. NORWOOD @2ol M
TYPisT -oFFIcE ashinston S
leading novelty and toy store will employ
person interested in q future. Apply the
once GARRISoN'S TOY & NOVELTY
WAITRESS, white. experienced, day work,
no Sun. hours l1:3o am. to 7:3o pm;
meals and uniforms furn.; good tips
LESLIES GRILL. 1125 Main ave. sw;
WAITRESS white. exper.: excel. wagsa
Rs sas n sus ucors Fl ste shoP tnt ias yGn
WAITRESS, white, experienced: DAY and
ni1ht shifts; good working conditions;
Sisf e Mfsa.s MSseArsssk I f1o1 s
asnseg5E. I'd; ..n.1: n,s: en,n... and American
fsssauraas. 1909 Wis> ave. NJ. 4s4S
Evening star., 1948-04-18

SHIFTING CLERK, age 1928: S-dAy week:
e:30 to $50. Apply End a., 1722 Eye
SNORT ORDER AND SANDWICH GIRL,
colored. pm. To II pm; A23 VIZ: 70
start. Apply WREN LuNCHBONEFfk
1907 17th 1t. NV. lis
Evening star., 1948-04-18

ity; 5-day wk; splendid opportunity for
HI 5lFs' 4o7 Ros7s'y k6RR k9RE n eo as
ssHEcRETARY. 81 permanent complets charge
small sales engineering ONCE; 5-day week.
SECRETARY. for downtown once Of large
essential, tipping and some dictation; must
eapeI hep ssss
ss lsSS sS j, n-s s0ESaslAs Rss% sos s!ni
ssiHacREsTfARY. 81 law ONCE, expsr and com
petent; good appsarsstnce: st. s22S per mo; to
ssse1 sssfsce1RET1RY.0 INSURANCE sas brokers' once for
secretarial and general once duties OF IN
insurance Apply in person, Suite ,312,
si9 sEoREqakY E1h s nT 70 m.msi mSa Of 81 s mai
responsibility more important than legal
experience: salary S2.400 for right person.
Bonus policy in effect State age. educa-
ton, experience. references. Box 307,1'
sIcaET;AE1s soss ssss neat ,.;,.,
oppsTs p%FbsTEs y az Co. ARs ssz St. n% f5ons
;n Ss mus, s: tGs p.ss
exp. desirable: technical or chemical dc
tation exp. essential: salary commensurate
nsh snseesifiSsnss es Mss tss eosiz
SECRETARY for finance ONCE in an en-
bassy; knowledge of Spanish and ONCE
procedures required. Write giving full de-
sahs ssanhGsRETsTY n Ar soo oBooKkEEPER, shorthand,
,pF Dy In sxgsT oven RRsnaSrnss 1Sns
age, exper. and minimum salary acceptable
ssSpdgsarakf e re sfs79 sTSEEsNToGRArHER. SEsT expert
enced; prefer single, under 35 years Fun
time. 5-day week. Box 4e5-T: Star.
SECRETARY STEN0GRAPHER; interna-
tionaI educational organization needs ex-
perienced once assistant. preferably with
some college education: pleasant surround
!ngs; 5-day week, 2 to 5: initial salary
S225 per mo. Apply By @ Letter give tsIs- vIs
lses MintwoOd pl' NV" "asninstonns "ansns S'
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER REQUIRED
lady. age 25-35. for purchasing dept, con-
struction co.; applicant should possess
knowledge OF general ONCE routine ano
understand operating Of adding machine
or calculator. some bookkeeping back-
ground helpful; salsIy, s22S per NO.; oE AZ q
SHIPPING CLERK, age 1925: B-day week;
$40 to $50. Apply and a., 1722 Eye
ssHoRT oaDEE AND SANDWICH GIRL
ss'es.d' ssas spsis s9 IaA " R% Rl%TacsSo siso Ii Z
1907 17th Ut. nv. -s
Evening star., 1948-04-18
IT. for soliciting those
professional training.

YOUNG WOMAN under 80. graduate of
commercial course with some sales ability:
give full particulars. Box 271-V. Star.
YOUNG WOMAN secretAry-assistant to
rental manager OF local real estate once.
ingness to learn and take responsibility.
For appointment call Mr. Mack, WALKER
q DUNLOP, 1900 18th st. NV, D1. i0222
The union times., 1948-02-14
Hearings End On Health Bills; Little Hope Seen

Washington (LPA)-An attempt to ''smoke out' supporters of health insurance in the Federal Security Agency fizzled out last week, as a Senate Labor subcommittee ended hearings on health measures includ- ing the Wagner-Murray-DingelI health insurance bill, and the Taft charity" health bill.
 Mrs. Marjorie Sharon, who was fired from her post as the Labor Con- mittee's officer in charge of health and social security bills last fall, reappear- ed in her capacity as a registered lob byiSt. She attacked the health insur- ance bills, and pursued her previous almost-fanatical fight against the House of Falk'' which she claims is trying to foist health insurance on an unwilling people.
 Also before the committee was Dr. I. s. Falk, research chief of the So- cial Security Administration, who per sonally supports health insurance.
 No swift action is expected on any of the health bills that are pending before the Senate commit tee, though later in the session some action may be taken on a proposal to consolidate all of the health and welfare agencies of the federal government in one depart ment, with cabinet rank,
The union times., 1948-02-14
Union Men In Legion To Fight
 Taft-Hartley

CHICAGO -(FP) "A campaign has been started within the American Legion to mobilize veterans votes against congressman responsible for the Taft-Hartley act.
 Lauched at meeting here of the Natl. Conference of Union Labor Legionnaires executive committee, representing about 30,000 unionists in the Legion, the program also calls for repeal of the inti-labor law.
 Exec. Sec. George Danfield, ex- plaining that veterans, their fami- lies and friends ''might we'll be a deciding factor in the elections of l948," said: ''The veteran has got to know the truth about this vicious legislation-the Taft-Hartley act so thai he can vote against it at the next election. We in the Conference of Union Labor Legionnaires plan to get this information out to him.
 Present at the Legion groups con- ference here, were representatives of the AFL, CIO and railroad brother hoods. They included AFL Legisla- tive Dir. Lewis Hines, representing William Green, Natl. CIO Veterans Dir. Meyer Bernstein, representing Philip Murray, and Glenn D. Houser, representing the Bro. of Railroad Trainmen.
The union times., 1948-02-14
COP. Senator Reveals Motives
 Of Labor Haters

Washington (LPA) = The March issue of the magazine EverybOdy'S Di- geSt will carry an article by Sen. Wayne Morse (R., Ore.), one of the most active opponents of the Taft Hartley law, which says:
 ''It is common knowledge on Capitol Hill that many of the men who voted for this bill admitted that it contains a number of unsOund provisions which must be changed. A rather sorry confession to come from supposedly responsible legis- lators engaged in passing a law which affects the welfare of count less workers throughout the nation.
 Tt is also common knowledge that the Taft Hartley bill was designed not only to curb certain abuses but to weaken labor's position at the bar gaining table. In other words, this laws faults go far beyond the enact ment of unavoidable provisions. It weighs the economic scales against these millions of Americans who de- pend on wages and salaries for their livelihood"
 After an examination of the cum- bersOme procedures laid down in T-H, which require union represen- tatives to spend half their time be- fore the NLRB and the courts. Morse concludes that the sections of Taft-Hartley which hamper political action by labor are unconstitutional. and that the entire Act should be repealed.
The union times., 1948-02-14
AFL Political Unit To Be Set Up At Once
Walters Union Chest, Council In NH. Signs Select Labor
 Five New Facts Board Members

Highly successful results are being achieved by Local 404, Hotel and Res rant Employees Union, AFL, in its drive to unionize New Haven's hotels and restaurants, 1t was announced to- day by Mrs. Elizabeth Marland, buSi- ness manager of the union. Five res taurants have just signed contracts with Local 404, she said, and predicted more would be signed in the near fu- ture. The restaurants which have signed new agreements are Tivol, Orchard St.; Ceriani's and Martino's, both on Crown Street; Hanses, Greg son Alley; and Sippican House, in West Haven. Ceriani's is the only firm with which the union previously had contractual relations.
 The new agreements all provide for the union shop, Mrs. Marland said, adding that the union enjoyed harmo- nious relations with the employers.
 ''We believe that not only the in- dustry and the union, but the pulp lie as we'll benefits from stable and friendly labor relations" Mrs. Mar land said. ''We are convinced that the New Haven Restaurant Associa- ton does not represent the major ity of its members in its anti-labOr policies. The employers who are signing with us say they do not ap- prove of the Restaurant AssOcia- tion's fight against labor, and evil dence is piling up every day that this is the case. It looks as if the Associations officers are losing their influence in New Haven.''
 The Union will continue to picket Hof-Brau Restaurant until the man. agement agrees to re-employ the men who were forced to suspend work, and until the management agrees to arbi- trat1on, the announcement said.
 ''We have shown our good faith by offering to arbitrate provided the status quo is resumed Mrs. Mar land said. "1his is the only fair way of settling controversy. Hof-Brau is defying public opinion, and is suffering the results. Since man. agement has refused to arbitrate, we are duty bound to continue our efforts. And we'll win, too.''
The union times., 1948-02-14

Further evidence of organized Ia- bor's growing participation in com munity affairs came last week when the annual elections of the New Ha- ven Community. Chest and of the New Haven Council of Social Agen. cies were held at the Hotel Taft.
 Nathan Sherman, editor of the AFL's UNION TIMES, was elected a vlce-president of the Council of Social Agencies, which is made up of some |5 health and welfare agencies. His election is the first in the history of the Council that a labor representative has been named to top office. Sher- man is also vice-president of the Greater New Haven Citizens Housing Council.
 The Council of Social Agencies also elected to its executive Board William k. Stapleton, IT,, president of the New Haven Industrial Union Coun- Gil, CLIO. This is the first time that the C.LO. has had representation on the Board.
 Labor is also represented on the Board of Directors of the Commun. ity Chest. Mrs. Rose Brunswick, a member of Local 4O4, Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union, AFL, has been director for over a wear. Patrick Flynn, Insurance Workers Union, C.I.O., who has also been a director, was reelected last week for three-year term.