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Evening star., 1949-04-07
Election Set for May II
To Fiji Bloom S Post;
Roosevelt, k., 10 Run
D. me Asseeiassd Press

ALBANY, n. Y. April Gov
Thomas z. Dewey today ordered
O special election held May IT IN
New York's goth Congressional
District 10 choose a successor 70
the late Representative Sol Bloom
chairman Of the House Foreisn
Affairs Committee.
Mr.. Bloom. a Democrat, died
March 7.
The district, on Manhattan q
west side. Is Overwhelmingly Dem
ocratic.
Avowed candidates for the DEM
ocratic nomination include Frank
lin D. Roosevelt. jr.. son Of the
late President, and State Assem-
blyman Owen McGivern.
Mr.. Roosevelt's candidacy has
stirred q controversy.
Mr.. McGivern recently pointed
out that young Roosevelt was not
resident of the district. He
lives in fashionable Woodbury.
Long Island.
Later, Mr.. Roosevelt said he in
tended TO move into the district.
He has the support Of the Liberal
Party and a group known as the
-Four Freedoms Party.
II denied the Democratic nomi-
nation. Mr.. Roosevelt said. he will
run under the Liberal Party en-
blem. The party membership Is
entirely within the state.
Mr.. Blooms term expires at the
end of 1850.
Mr.. Roosevelt reiterated in New
York today that he was definitely
q candidate"
He said he was delighted" by
the Governors action. II feel that
the people Of the goth District
are entitled to have q representa-
tive In Congress during the rest
Of this session." Mr.. Roosevelt
added,
Evening star., 1949-04-07

was caused by IN action OF the
publishers association last We'd
nesday in Withdrawing all coun-
ter-proposals made earlier in the
negotiations for q new contract.
Up to then the publishers had
offered a weekly pay increase Of
Sc, bringing the weekly scale to
$3.50 for day work and 1885 for
night work for a 371a-hour week.
Mr.. Walker said. The publishers
also had offered three weeks Of
vacation, effective in 1850. for all
employees with five years Of con-
tinuous service.
THE publishers withdrew this
offer and returned to the original
proposal which would have given
us nothing" Mr.. Walker said.
Comparing their scale with the
SOL to $l01 q week paid another
craft in the newspaper industry
here, the pressmen said the pub
fishers offer would widen still fur
ther the differential between them
and that craft.
The pressmen said they would
not tolerate" this widening Of the
differential.
Expressing their desire to nego-
tiate an agreement comparable to
those in 20 other cities the size Of
Washington, the pressmen said
the Washington agreement now
is far behind the average of those
cities.
Talks Started I'm January.
Negotiations have been under
way since January 26.
Last March the local took q
strike vote and asked the inter-
national for strike authorization.
Instead. Mr.. de la Rosa outlined q
number of steps the local might
take in pursuing negotiations.
One of these was taken last
Wednesday when the Federal
Mediation and Cancellation Serv-
ice entered the picture. At that
time union officials said they
would not be responsible for keep
ing their men ut work after
April 8.
The next step Of Mr.. De Ia
Rosas proposal was q meeting
between the international vice
and the publishers as
sociation to 90 over the entire
situation. The walkout gave them
one more Bsue to reconcile.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Reporters, Editors and Printers
On Job as Usual During Strike

Absence put an exclamation
point behind washington dai1y
newspaper hAh!; yesterday.
The Star and three others were
written. the type SCI and ready &c
roll. but the presxmen-the rner
wFo make them rosl--were oc
their JOBS. The walkoai. called
Tuesday night. hit morning pa
pers frst.
Save for out-of-town newspa.
pers, there wasn't Q one on the
streets and the lack Of then,
swamped the switchboard a. The
Star. The callers accepted the
fact and then began voietng pr!-
ority intsrests-sach as what VA,
happening IN the comic strips,
No one. according TO Mrs. Cath
crime King. chief operator at The
Star. had questions about war
Russia or atomic bombs
From then on. Washington . ear
was glued TO . radio.
Eight broadcssts from The Eve
ming Star Station. WMAL and
WMAL-FM. poured ou, the new,
you would have read. even TO the
comics.
In q television program from
1880 TO 8 o'clock last nisht. mem
bers Of The Star staI gave high
lights OF the days news over Sta
ton WMAL-Tv. jackson Weaver
Of the WMAL stan read the
comics. which also were shown OF
the screen.
Some department stores featured
reproductions OF scheduled news
paper advertising In teleyision
programs.
Without other knowledge o, ths
situation. q casual visitor to Ths
Stars newsroom would not have
been aware the paper was no,
being published.
Around the Capital. reporter.
were covering their beats as usual
They were teiephoning thetl
stories to the once as on q nor
NAL day.
In the ONCE. the usual fiow oi
copy proceeded. Throughout the
day. the news staff was endeavor-
ing TO make certain The Star
would be ready to print II the
pressmen came back In time &C
roll of at least one edition.
Copy readers checked the news
stories and features and sent the
material to the composing room
where 1t was set In type.
There were special arrange
ments, though. to supply all news
promptly to the greatly-expanded
radio news staff. As soon as they
reached the city desk. carbon cop
les Of the reporters material were
rushed to staff members assigned
to help The Stars regular news
casters.
The emergency project OF put
ting as much Of the news content
Of The Star on the air as possible
merely was superimposed on the
regular job Of assembling q news
paper.
The Star prepared. hate in the
day. to continue the radio and
television presentation Of news
and feature material. should the
work stoppage continue. s.
The regular schedule Of night
assignments for reporters and
photographers was maintained.
But staff members went to work
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Cleveland. after
a heart opera
ton.
He had been
suffering from
angina pectoris
for several years
and had gone to
Cleveland three
weeks ago for
an unusual op-
Grafton.
Mr.. Collins,
who lived at
9507 Saybrook
avenue, Silver
Spring was a
Evening star., 1949-04-07
U. s. Calls for Recess
OF Session on Austria
BY the Assoeiafsd Prsss

LONDON. April THE United
States proposed today q two-week
adjournment Of conferences Of
Big Four deputy foreign ministers
who are trying to re-establish
Austrian independence.
Samuel Reber. the American
deputy, said the recess would en-
able the four governments to re-
Evening star., 1949-04-07
(Continued From First Page)

Washington Publishers Associa-
ton that members Of local No. 8
did not cover their positions last
night nor this morning.
"'You are instructed by this
Office to have our members return
Immediately to their positions. I
would request you advise me this
action has been taken. I await O
prompt reply and compliance with
these instructions.
Earlier it was reported that the
striking pressmen, holding a con.
tinuous meeting" had voted
against returning to work.
The pressmen faced the choice
of returning to work or drawing
any penalty the international
cared to mete out. Most drastic
of these was the possible loss OF
their positions to other workmen
the AFL union might order 10
start the presses rolling.
The work stoppage began as q
Continuous meeting" at 8 pm.
Tuesday. The meetings were re-
sumed yesterday morning at tne
Mechanical Printcraft Club. Slz
thirteenth street NV, and were
taken up again at the Pytnian
Temple, l014 Ninth street NV
In a statement today, the pub
fishers said the contract permitted
either party to break OF negotia-
tions by giving notice.
mo notice of intent to break on
negotiations was given the pub
lishers," the statement added.
The publishers stated:
Unions Demands.
after eight weeks of negotia-
tions, demands of the pressmen's
union to which the publishers had
not acceded included the follow
ing:
"1. A further reduction OF the
work week, which now is only STA
hours.
"2. Recognition of the union as
the bargaining agent for fyboys.
q matter still pending before the
National Labor Relations Board.
"3. Time and one-half pay for
a sixth day Of work, regardless OF
the number of hours previously
worked in a week.
q. Three weeks Of vacation
after a years service instead OF a
third week after five years OF
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Dust Storms in Mexico

Dust storms have been 80 bad In
Mexico City lately that the Health
Department has broadcast in
structions as to the best methods
of preventing eye infections.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

making - q capsule veTs4or o.
Tire rsws tha. would have beer
printed "wednesday fox Use II 30
days editions
Frinlery Kept Husy.
The composlns room .esre ros
affected by tire p.rsxrnea ws4k
out. continued 70 make ug th<
pages q The Star ta-cas9cai IRE
day. On proofs ot TIRE pages
editors made ever .c- eacla Esae-
eeedtng edition 70 cover LATE nrw.
cryeloprerts-eTen though there
seemed little possibility their wcvk
would reach the streets sn xlniet
form.
Proc. PAGES q The siay TIA.
didn't come out ~ere p:ssed osses
souvenirs when The heciie DAY
ended
A so-pase paper had been Sched-
uled for yesterday and space
equivalent 10 about 80 pages would
have been taken up ey advertise
mentS
The advertising department In
medistely got IN touch with every
advertiser, Each was asked Il he
wanted the same advertisement; &c
be used Notwithstanding that a
paper would be published today
or have Il held over until some
later date. The ADVERTISE WAS
asked also /! he wanted TO have
a different sd or o chAnge IN space
requirements,
Biz Reseheduling Job.
This involved . tremendous
amount OF resehedullns. telephone
checks and double checks. and
breaking down OF the advertisine
lists on hand.
Most OF the advertisers notified
The Star they wanted to have yes
terdays advertisements used today
II publication we're resumed. That.
on top OF other advertising pre-
viously or specifically scheduled
for Thursday. was one o. the main
reasons why today's paper has se
pages,
Newspaper distributing Arms
were unable 20 relieve the morn
ing news dearth by ordering add
tional copies OF out-of- town
papers for the approximately 500
newsstands.
The District News Co. which
distributes $4,000 New York and
Philadelphia papers. said its sup
ply was exhausted by $50 am
Orders were placed for additional
afternoon newspapers.
Guy Ferguson. who operates .
stand at Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street NV. found read
Iers grabbing up the Wall Street
Journal and Racing Forms alike
One man put It this way
Il Just have TO have q paper
under my arm on the way 10
work"
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Cows Like Classical Music

Cows hate hot jazz and 1--WE and
despise the rhumba. but they like
classical music, farmers at Down.
ham Market. England, decided
after lengthy discussion.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
4 s*THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
Guy ". Collins Dies;
Chief Craftsman for
AAA Map Division

Guy w. Collins. 43. chief drafts
man for the American Automobile
Associations map department,
died Tuesday in Lakeside Hospital.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Truman Nominutes Six
For Reor AdmiruIs

President Truman today nomi-
mated six naval captains to be rear
admirals.
Designated for temporary ap-
pointment in the line were Lyman
A. Thackrey. Carl r. Espe. Her
bert s. Duckworth and Frank
Akers, who were chosen by q selec-
ton board which reported in De-
cember.
For temporary appointment TO
the supply corps. the President
named Samuel z. McCarty and
George w. Bauernschmidt.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

A 2,50o-year-old glass factory
was discovered ut q village In
Eastern India.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

DON'T LET TRANSPORTATION stop
horse Ror at this All Holiday Horse SHOW
week end in No, Va; For transfer nsfe
service call E. B. FORBES insle-
side 5-J-l1
DRIVING INsTRuCTIoN-Dual,eon n
evening. VIM. z. PADDY. uN. 0925.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home.
Southeast or Northeast and Mary
land White p q e0{oTsd. fsas COX q Co.
AccoUNTANT tpublie,: bookkeeping
paa psf mo 5oS ssTs'ee ST. 1000 asss any time. iH
HE REPAIR EVERYTHING, electric
motors, fans. vacuum cleaners. drllls.
saws, foor sanders sum- sunp p1umps' 1amps
sosstsrs suns lees5r.d essS; sts and Tseon: rssn.
ditioned to cut like new: We also
grind anything that needs Sharpen, =,
Ing CONGRESS he HEIGHTS sEeAan pnsn
from 9 am. to 8 pm.
DiAMoND EXPERTS will appraise
your Jewels for lnsuranSe purpoCSsesSS purpCSsS
for nominal fee; LIvINGSII0SHS [S 3ISH
g. CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME- 5f4o.
ELECTION OF COMMISSIONER of
Eagle Harbor. Md, Saturday. aug.
Tishthouse, Pots open from . pm.
to . pm. REV. C. T. MURRAY,
chairman. HELEN T. LATlMER'
AN NOT RESPONSIBLE for your
waste Of Aim by poor results unless
BRENNER PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa. ave.
NV. Catalog free. Easy payments.
now 70 GET BEAUTIFUL garments,
drapes and slip covers for small
fraction Of their value-,Read our
ads in the personal column OF ms
paper. EXQUISITE. The Dye Work
Specialist. GE. err.
ARCHITECT-DESIGNER will produce
plans for apartment buildings
homes, other structures; moderate
fee. EN-. 2907.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ORGANIST desired by Lutheran
church in NV. Washing ton; perma-
nent position. Write stating quail
f1cations to Box 191-M, Star. 3
REFINED, INTELLIGENT couple. de-
pendable, industrious, nondrinking
or smoking; wife as mgr. husband
full time, custodian. caretaker Of
ary and 1st-foor apt. Box 3s9-T,
ALL ABOARD. Christmas card profit
train Is in. Sell friends Americas
foremost greeting card assts. Un-
beatable name imprinted cards. Cor
geous 21-card de luxe assts. Plastic
Ali All fast.seiiins big none; money-masers. makers.
Samples on approval, MASTER
CRAFT. 100 N. Eutaw st.. Baltimore
FREE RENT and small salary for
couple in exchange for taking care
Of rooming house. EN-. O376.
WANTED COOKS, man and wife
lwhite), to take over kitchen and
dining Loom IN country elu6 on
premises. Doing a good business
now and is a fine opportunity for
the rizht people. Write to Apt.
A, 1919 Massachusetts ave NV,
giving experience and references. 5'
WANTED-Houseke for Q fully
furnished home with modern con-
veniences, man and wife or two
women, who do not use alcohol as
q beverage nor tobacco, The owner,
an elderly man, wants board for
light. FURMAN LLOYD MULFoRD,
sO4 Philadelphia ave, Silver Spring,
Md. Phone SH. 7411.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, yrs. exper. with
private flrm. Box 1868 Star. 8.
POSTGRADUATE, middle
age. knowledge German. Russian
and French. wants position. Box
AccoSNfaNr. q 15fi ftasl expert, book. started,
Reas. Local refs. OR. 2074.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. accountant
desires permanent employment with
sstablished arm; Arm age 49, married
BOY, reliable. wants job Is porter,
bus boy or dishwasher; with refer
,~S spse' . Gan LAT, At 25l5; ;.n,or, neat and
inteiligent, fnoWiedEe Of typing. will
consider work Of any. kind. MI.
cSIT1aSI.n' aeR.mAs; .nas;m..,' .y.ilsSS,s S.s
equipment; Box 243;s Star; 81 =
ssss: .ss sHRs;sas' ,.1 Es.es 10 ssss sass
pastries. rolls. bread: hotel, rest,
club; In or out Of town. Phone Elk.
CHEF. colored; evenings and week
ends; full time Later; good back
ground; chef refs. Elk. s217.
CHEF, COOK. Filipino, experienced,
plannsd menu; restaurant preferred.
cIHRICAL III aoi p.rt.tims sdi work; will CON:
sidsr other. TR 6s5s eve. and
coIHsSI sSndsSi SENIOR, eolor.d. after.
Moons. ewes; exper. typinE, once
mach; drivers licenses. ST. 06S2,
betv. 1:30 and 8. -
Evening star., 1949-07-03
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

TEAoHERs-Music, secretarial, AZ,
science, $4,000 UP; also college
profs.. masters, doctors, to SL:oM
Give phone, photo. qualif CLINE
TEACHERS AGENCY, East Lansing
SALESMAN. pharmaceutical exper.,
car nee, s3oo mo. and eSpsn. eSps M
AffRa.coNDir1oNING fa ENGINEER, ex-
ggs ger. oIs2 B9YD's. 700 l@th' Get, g.
ACcoUNPANT tm.o exper;. supervise
once. under 30 exper bookseeper,
under 30. Miss Bell, at BoYD's'
700 18th at G.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER, ,Ss5
wk; exper. layout and design: Ions
BOYDS, 700 18th at G, MA. 1888;
ALWAYS visit Boyd's FIRST for selec'
office positions; employment special.
lists, friendly service since 1918; we
occupy 5 floors. II 1t Is an ex'
ceptional position Boyd will certain
zoo 18th at @. MA. 2340.
MEAT BUYER, exper; $50 wk; up
Miss Morgan at PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE. 1911 G st. MA. 2114:
TYPISTS, stenographers, bookkeep-
ers. excellent openings now Free Free
reg, CAPITOL AGENCY, cor. 18th
and I'VE sts RE 1928
Evening star., 1949-07-03
HELP DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID, white. for small
auesthouse; days a wk.. q to 3
pm; SIS wk. Good refs. required.
COOK. s.h.w.. colored. exp; live-in
preferred; other help employed; ref
req. small family. Wo. 1923. ii
cooki "e in e!ssent snd rm ahp pvt ssS snsranes ne
pvt bath, radio; fond of children;
excel. ref. WI 774s. II
COOK and light housework: live in;
assist with children; capable, re-
liable; local ref; S25 week. OR
COOK, G.H.W.. experienced; live in;
Thurs, every other Sun; S25 a wk.
start. Do not call after Tues. EN-.
COUPLE, must be exper. and have ref.
Upstairs room. In NV. sect. Other
CoUPLE or mother and daughter,
live in; permanent position in pri-
vate home; thoroughly experienced
at cooking, cleaning. serving ana
handling Bendix; must have Yoo local ai
reterences for this WeIs; s,sr $500 per
COUPLE-Wife to cook. man chauf-
feur-butler. Beautiful estate. nearby
va. Write Immediately. MR.. G. c.
CLARKE, Ebbitt Hotel 10th and II
GIRL, Shsi coiored. IS or over, h s. grad;
fef fs9m cail cx co. &C., $685. Sssk ana sn"' o''
GIRL. colored, 20 to 35 yrs: in
$50 per wk. WI. 2991.
GIRL. IS to 40. s.hw., help care
for small children; require health
card and references: .;tsn aG s2 N SdaiyI a az
ass Sssk sunday. Ssiy a5esf Jo s.6sse So "' u OIL
G.H.W. tcolored. live in; child 8 yrs:
old: no laundry; plain cooking; $50
per mo. Cali Mr.. GLIDEWELL
HOUSEKEEPER, white, unencum-
9sd Pe xs f8s f:%Y sood 4dme S 'sHs snd s.ss iass
HotsEkEErER, %t f12si white; nice, Quiet
Christian hone; permanent posi-
ton. Chestnut 1852. 81
LAUNDRESS and cleaner, experienced
from 9 until !, for pvt. home: recent
IsnIi fsmiiy; e0Yklas liae in; SIS; 5f..day wE: <
recent local ref. OR. 1913. a
MAID, colored. age $3.50. for child
care and 2nd-noor cleaning; Some
NGRsfMafB: 9fss sMRiE5 white, Rite; 1--WE i've in; take
ing: refs. DU. 616s -3
WOMAN, white, reliable: must be good
e cook; 1m family %I 4s7i: e 2 pleasant second
WOMAN, e aai VIII White, e. mature, for complete
motherless son; good home. plus
small salary. Box AJAX, Star.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
OUT-OF-TOWN POSITIONS

OUT-OF-II)W ~ Soo1 4O1<C
COLLEGES
Chemistry and biology, woman. MS
S375 and main.
Euclear physics, man, Ph.D.. S45o mo
Hcme economies, exper.. 1928 Plus
maintenance.
Organ and Theory Of Music. M. g.
PRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOLS.
English and athletics. man, $500 plus
maintenance. .,oo
English and Languages. man, $500 mo
plus maintenance
Elementary. man. S150 plus main
U2 mos).
Enslish, man. exper., to head dept
$3.50 plus main.
Primary. woman, S175 plus main.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS iDegree Necessary.
6ecretarial science. home economics
guidance. art, librarian. industriai 81
and physics. Salaries according to
training and experience.
Adams Teachers Agency
Colorado BLDG. 14th and g. RE
9Q9S
Evening star., 1949-07-03
RESIDENT MANAGER

Married man between 80 and 40
years Of age as resident manager
for larse group of garden type
apartments in Northwest Maryland
suburb near Naval Ordance on New
Hampshire ave. extended; must be
thor 0u%hly experienced in this type
of property management, have good
health and oWr car. There will
be Ultimately $40 units in this
development when completed. About
"23 apartments will be ready soon
and this is a splendid opportunity
for person to progress with the
development. Salary TO start will be
based according to experience and
ability plus a l-bedroom apartment.
Unless you have the above qualifica-
tions, do not answer this advertise
ment BOX 31O-J Star =
Evening star., 1949-07-03
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

LOCal
Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely,
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices. and Personal, sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-llne
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 5oc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sertion.
tain cash register receipt, when pears
0 serial number with date ano loentl-
ees your advertisement:
When capceling CLASSIFIED advertlse-
ments te sure to make note OF tne
cancellation number. This Is I'M
oortant in case your statement ooes
not show q credit for the sancella.
ton.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
COII.EGE MAN

Vacation work. If you have sales ,ap-
| wk. to join a hard-hitting sales
organiza ton in which our men are
earning far above average pay This
is educs tional work. Applicant must
be bondable of neat appearance and
willing to follow instructions on a
proven sales plan and must have
sreious Intentions of working the
remainder of the summer vacation.
See G. E. MURRAY, 1900 18th
Evening star., 1949-07-03
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY-opportunity in cool
studio answering phone inquiries
with spare time for study, steno-
graphic work, etc. Give age, busi-
ness experience il any Write
VOICE RECORDING STUDIO, 1906
Goth ST. NV
YOUNG TEACHER, interested in sum-
mer position; clerical experience:
good at figures Box 2O2-S. Star. .
WE WANT a college grad with a
smile in ner voice. If you are sim
gle and between the ages Of 2l
and 23. native of Wash. area, call
MISS BALTEMSPERGER, DU. 800,
for details of position which oe-
mands intelligent handling of pub
PERSONAL CHRISTMAS CARDS. so
for 81, up. Pay big. sell fast. Make
up to SOC on 81 assortment. Also
plastic gre -tiugs. others. Samples
On approval. Imprints free. CO.
LONIAL STUDIOS Ga. S. Summer
Dept III. Holyokr. Mass.
AMAZING PROFITS. Sell Christmas
cards, stationery, napkins, 80 with
name, 81; SO big money-makers.
Christmas, everyday. plastic cards.
Special items. Extra bonus Write
for samples. EMPIRE CARD. Ell
mira, N. Y
Evening star., 1949-07-03
THE ANDREW JERGENS co

11I 1f1ND1tI" oI1eI1tN0 w
ETY.. department store, also grocery
store trade. Permanent position;
excellent income opportunity with
drawing account against commits
sion5, plus yearly bonus plan. In
surance and pension plan offers a
qualities and wishes to make our
company his lifes work. Write
cosmetic sales manager, ANDREW
JFRGENS CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-07-03
PRODUCE MAN
Property Management
Man

Large real estate company offers
real opportunity to a man expert
enced in handling apartment build
ings and other types OF rental prop
tions the best and an attractive
salary to acceptable man. Give age,
experience, married status and any
helpful information. This is an
additional opening and all replies
will be held strictly confidential.
Box 3o1-J Star 3