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Evening star., 1949-04-14
NOAH tMpRovtAIkrs

ADDITIONS. Al Fsmed e@Toh snns.
res rms repsifs ~ ts sEs te Pei,
HAMILTON CoNrN CO N saff.
ADDITIONS, slssrstlsna enc stas
naatfHislns eabtasts aAd kitxhss
neoE sanding tsyTsatieh teems yftA
plAa AK rW'h HOME nkAftCk
resa nays and svea.. Oss 1000
ASPHALT Tus, LIsoLKuM, svaFan~
tesa dnsst materials ana sefknsas
ship nspAigA iHyitse QM kAAk.
SOUTHERN FLOOR CovrAfNo co,
All HoAH IMPROVEMENTS. plAas
and psJrnlts occurred. leens nesoit-
a'ed tree estimates Cal on fsss.
BUILDER CONTRACTOR 49, osa.rsi
repair 81 al kinas and teassgtsl"
lns rtaA nRsnesS { " ssfbfa.
t.assssss .s'sS.s:S,s n. ss e u: !: .s: :,,s.
RIoifT CONSTRUCTION 90 sf
CraKNr woax. s.aa. v.ns has.
,tsn' ,.,. 's,taSs: s. s.,sa saimn.s. ts.'
rsta,ning wsils, pass dTsinass I'D
cucc,o. Rsat. ( Hensrs lsps
Rockville. Nd rhon. RsssTili. sksE
cTaIsr WORK. sions vsls ess-
stens tsrfsesA saiss shimnsJA
frspiaesa. cement dEivswAya pefehsA,
retaining ssils. pipS stsiaass1 u
tinas ef saterrTgohns AAA.
SSS'G SS:'fs. "sS'' ~ frAas:' %:'''E: g...:l: :nl;
rTSCf. immset.t. erection, eli sspsA
ornamental lawn tshns, VI pet ~
othsr s,lss r.ss pstesd ka.,
gs'psssss;tss sssts,, 7 ss,.4 sss!'ss 20 cs'ss.SOs'
FgstHs. ell types, material saiys.
ntas3, all p8Rts set tn sahefste tfn.
taea sfsf tieh, pieks, ispess Al 70
per runniss q. hfLr HfTt rfNet
co, ST 1000 Ia
Yrstrs. al steel. s.lysns.s. shsis
hBtsed net to rust sTms tef
ESufNExssiso co NO ssss ~~Is
FFSCEs. the beet tot isss ssl.ssisss
chain nns lfamsd sfsstfoo sa ne
70 pa HEIt .kQts CO. oses h
'i'c.1ss.. i .s1s. nd :..:l :ss,.'a .s;. !ss: !::
potesss tsrrsess. vslka stspa are.
places. drivsssra setalntks vsllA
ssatstersohss sna drs.pss., s!.ss !.
o.iss.Sssars oeAd1ss'o a.r,l.s; "a ;~'"a ''-
Fioon sEHyfcE-sssnins sys ths
best aytns. saaains. naishins,
nnithes rfooRiNo cc5$rNac.
TORS, rsc isi7 W'seenfts eve
NO s7ik
Boaf Rfsop.l,so. sedmApa. al.
tics sbs rec THls kit pisnHths.
cabinets ard app VA tiis fabbef
llls rnoFihf NtHuRhAS C0kefs
co. rk a1a9 dass Shs etes
noAE fsrsovEMIkIs sddtiiabA
mates. cali sustlrBAs EEMsf5st.~
mo CO. OIL bsas. sahaFbsn sfsa
"sly Ewes. nf ntob ~ cN 7dPo.
- Is
sad sca,t,ens ssnss
70 rect Cal III sseA.ef fsf Tree
sstlmatsa RATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO 1908 Kys 81 ss
aYAfTssuLE CONTRACTING Co
Psiaisns pap*Tinss intefieE asees-
Attas ell vera EastAntsea tsFms.
FTse estimates, pnsps VA stss.
ATTENTION. HoMT OWNERS. Hs
Eot too early 20 esfeen Fsrf neFFh5
pp need vattsns fef ths fiss Al
kinds of fey4ifs and FrFnnAslins W
q FAVOR esiss ssas
ai4.Es nspaoyEMrsT 90 -cgm-
pfsts FeEnoce1ink ssFvtes Maxsfn
k!s5 asfss Estsslasbsa 1875. a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
C. and MD. TAX RETURNS Z

d. C. and MD. TAX RETURNS ex-
pertly prepared, anytime, or place.
By appt. Small fee. uN. 7O45.
PAPERING and painting, with transp.
Jobs. FIR. 11s0. 90
PROPERTY OWNER-If you consider
your controlled rents insufhcient
ana. snd went mt 70 ,D,irs increase ySur income; @
ggnder no obligation. Box 4g5-E,
INCOME TAX. D. c. and Nd. and
S$ up. Tax inst. J. cHRoNAKEERR..
Pir, Room 2os. 400 9th st. NV,
Acco66NSiTtiNr. exp; books stated,
rsss. rsDs 'eds oR %si aosi '00'''' tax 'ef''''''
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any any debts, debts eonsrsetsd e maz Sy any % cne
NEAL, 42a 18th st. ne. Wash.
Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
other than myself. JAMES DEMOS.
242s N. 18th st.. Arlington. Va.
GAS HEATING BOILERS. automatic
gas water. heaters, coal and oil
boilers, radiators, bathrooms, kitch-
ems, ETC.; immediate installations:
& STANSBURY CO.. INC, IL. 3O29
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN - We
specialize in selecting and placing
accountants, once mgrs., bookkeep-
ers. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 6767
AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted
by myself. JESSE CLARK. 1881
EMERssENcf IfyiRs II p's; SERVICE for clothing
"weavers Of Distinction" Burns.
cuts, tears or moth damage. We
call. We deliver. CO. 62S6. III
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts unless contracted BY
myself. JAMES c. HEBB, Jr., 2e23
7th st. n.e.. City.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

EDIPHoNE or dictaphone operator,
a.. S1e0 mo-; observation-disclosures
constr. S45 wk. BoYDs. 700 18th,
cor g. INA. 2SSs). -
hasDfp aS6 ga.s $50 Corner ns IT, r. sos aS asS sSYDs
portunity to learn 9 real profession;
start start sds 4 yk Ni Js29 goXo's' 700 l2th'
SECRETARY; woman, kno.l; jour
Advertisins once. S days: S46 vi. /:
s. s:as X. " ssyPs' ssss' 20 zoo issS' corner
ss5 Wf.; several eshsr ss9ss aHssl open. s
,a1Nc.jsl ,sE1EyIccE; jlssl1 g st.: NA; s1ls:
opsr tsss s'i'ssas;; ssss, rsss ssssoNaH Phx
SERVICE. 1911 q st. NV, Ma.
ARLNoTos JOBS for Ar,. residents:
T,ssr ssoTs elerks % %typisss' f.Y .tsY1os' esssSsa esssSsa
Wilssn bISd.. % %Arlinsson%, % III. $3.50. S9O0
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
i70' Mn n &; NV
Executive secretary, $50 words.
Shorthand, $3.50
Stenographer. $50.
Desk elk, young, country club, 5000.
Desk clerk. high school grad, hotel.
$3.50.
Clerk-typist. S45.
WOMEN
Secretaries: legal, public relations.
ASSOCIATIONS, hotels, etc. 8 days.
etenos.. many recurring only rusty
shorthsnd. s days s2;4 4oo-s2.7oo.
Clerk, 6le, exper., young, $500.
Customer complaint clerk. furniture,
6ierk-typists, S35.s42.Bo.
The above u Q partial LISTING.
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RgpAiss AND SERVICE

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ttAkse egltftL al fssssn sh,s prsess
kkKEN EoME sKHRtcr fer easr.
sssts eQpf esvsftaKs CA. 1900
ssn nkiAfth--tstnssT slesss lsis tss
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usil. sne s1ia., ssiis sss fspsirsS
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Bn16KLAyfs0I smasi See spsetsaisss.
.sa.s'.' ss''s% 20 III s'si4a iT 81
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SITUATIONS WoMtN tce.,

TYING al hesns stencils and manp-
kfriptA o specially Republic ~pbs
Downtown residence its
WOMAN, white, desires wofa Tn Aims
typing and snswerins the shont
TR suH2 lss
Young LADY desires hand address,
ing Of envelopes Of all kIads Escea =
lent handwrttinR Hcx ae-p. star
YOUNG LADY. r3iaTee Wishes enc 9
or Clerical work typtst eoakHer per
etc Z yrs, expsr, 10 ins of1es IA
3alT Ia
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coNaREssIoNiL s siSNi5sasTe, pRuosToRE. plis iIs

GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, exper.,
typist and Bookkeeping. for one man
contractors ONCE In sc. Sec: abil-
fty to handle details. nondrinker;
state exper.. age. phone number,
refs. and salary expected to start.
osocasr hSs ss5is' MaN: ssss. .xp.r,.oeed. Gi7 al
INSURANCE sAIEsMEN, to sell hos
pitalisation insurance, for nationally
an on office ies Il washinascn. % Prsssr men
With sars who have The ability to
es,d, sds''soa AsDis ssooa BonS sISa. sISSisaiii y. ssii
JaNIrrSSRI rSI for apt. house. must b
experienced and have knowledse Of
stoker. Salary, quarters and util.
Apply 2730 wisconsin ave. NV.
JANITOR-Experie man for mod
ern d. C.. apt. bldg.: two coal-flred
boilers: .5th-class license; references:
good salary and quarters. Call day
time only, DI. 0S6s.
JANITOR for apt. bldg. Of 81 units;
colored. no children. must be sober
license Necessary; salary and quar-
MAN. for thester manager expert
ence not necessary but valuable:
must have car: starting salary, S46
weekly; Advancement on individual
MnNi TnasTit ,,nsSs Beg 4alix IL isis sss. ar. Us
garden, grounds. 3 cows. riding
horses and . few chickens. around
room and board and $7b per month
70 start. Call Hillside $3.50.
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MOTOR TRAvu

cAI.U0RSfA---Driyins - Mercury
'edan. can leave snytims, ear take
4. Overlook oAsb
CALIFOkNIA--LeAss sunday 18th. In
Cadillac. want 2 pAsserssrf. nhml.
nal EXPENSE WD S5is. sariy
nofning or late sstrIns Ia
DALLAS IExAk~--Lsays Sat, desirs
three psksenseTsi refs, snehsassd
LEAVING yos HOUSTON Aprii 10
late mode rsr Box T4-0 htaf .
RIDERS NANTED~-f1F.vfns "a ASn.
tkHs In 80 car wakh isdy scn-
pa n!ons. ahAfs sxpeuseks AD ST6S
betsssn and o . m. Lssslns April
Ifr IL ~-Is
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Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics J
Mack and Kathleen Adcock. boy.
John and Ellen Atkinson, boy.
Reuben and Pauline Barrick, girl.
Easa and Margaret Bazlamet. girl.
Karl and Sara Beahm. boy.
George and Natalie Bernard, girl.
Ira and Judith Breiterman, boy.
James and Pearl Burch, girl.
Ernest and Margaret Capelle, boy.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
SITUATIONS woMEN

COMPOT0METEk 0PERAJoR. 1sy
OF ssensnyf. Boz Sac. Star,
COOK ccfortd. experienced xsasss
tos, cAl DL o2ss. Al csy Sunday
n u sritIhs VI sr.sxc AREA or esnr' 70
Isgha bookkrepans. payroll ana beck
ksspsnE machine expsY EsEracye6
idens this area. Bor sa-o, ssars
ladies' siik hseuses. dresses. sssiFfs
sgst..Hs, , sasned and sfrstshed
rRXeficxI xussx. ~A,s.. ,..n.s
sas ssss q sf ffads.sss ssls., lad, ss sssaiaf nsrs
.xtrrfiosisT@rrrrsr. 50 ~am-.
mo insnranse asss.- sisS .e sssTt
REslpEST MsSAGEa- ansnegsu-
6efsdy yxArx e. sxserIsrse In srtfe~
aef. kcuses Ia Assksaxt1as beat u
scca1 reference PaaEe SLIGO 1i7H.
masxrs eoxpstsns
ssenex fasheF Espssal F,!.s s1c cthes
sHessErAsr- III .rs sfrsocsarnrs. ri ss.,s- =
pFEsrtS expes4. pknM aerG - Do 81
hest or part time swss. Or seie. ]
sxp~rsaese. via b o.
asxrss IN nzrserv school sGnkAtscs.
eexsrss tsseha.s eoss. n sgas wfsse |
rfsrsG III sie Bow Il Ar soosrlD ~ ? rss. L. L.
accurate. VII ssii feS ane dsssssv. ]
FtPfN0 MAxTxD-ssvssspes ssrss-
=. ..fs soss ssse "a ...14snrsssaas- sas 20
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SALESMAN

n you are O salesman and not an
s order ,i saksr, ,hs.s. hs.s : ,, your oDeorss a.
vance 500 per week plus bonus.
Applicant must be capable Of earn
ins between 5000 and So 900
year. Also must have good car and
be able to travel TO cali on variety,
paint and hardware stores with
puRo DEcALs. Give coEnpiete. In
and your selling ability. unciade
phone number, Territory available
at cqce. Boz 74-k Star.
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TATTNRS

Immediate openings for men to work
hr. wk. Apply employment once
9th floor. main building, 9:30 tt
8 daily. WOODWARD g. LOTHROP
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 11th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
OF the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page As.
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AMBITIOUS MAN

o. unQuestionable character. refine
ment age $3.50, college education
preferred: must be- ready TO accept
position hy April IS, and be capable
OF earning above IS. 900 annually,
n,o1 a. snsassa es In mp1r.ant r.ssr nassonsl sn
owned enterprise and need local
assistant. For interview, write fully
to r. NJ zimmerS. Boz 6e-B star.
State age. education, phone. i2s
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
EXPERT LABORATORY TECH. With
knowledge of hematologic and chem
= procedures. Box 437.D, Star. III
SLIPCOvER CUTTERS expert
enced cutters needed: top pay. Ap-
ply HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS,
2447 18th st. NV -17
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susIhfss Qsvtcg

8EeTNEANNEN --- Prnfsssgarsss mFa.
wkT psy ess1s ssats Per Q fsx
esHis . Oar Yas esn hsss ssnsssts
naH and pssczssx neFvtes ~ rh&&SS-
ts4s sxp~ssn1eAe sessstxsses. Nsks
eur a16fsss as1 t<t<Ekcnw rHH hsr
kSss soa sa1. iass : o. as~
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HELP MEN
ADJUsToR INVESTIGATOR - Y

npsrai expenSss See Nj: Dalton
ASST. Asssi Nj MASAGERI.aoD;enins SSAasaiss. aa; for ...
perienced man in large apt. devel.
opment; salary open. state min
Submit application and full par:
sgaFs f saNASEE M sAsE sna sssF
hish-ciass furniture store and dec
Grating shop; good salary and work
ing conditions. Apply Box 266-B,
Star. giving full details OF past
ATfo MECHAN1c-see Mr.. Evans.
FRIENDSHIP MOTORS. INC, 1920
Wis. ave-. Bethesda. OIL. S225.
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER. must mao b.
na ssasis and dfDeneniss n sanding
SERVICE rear 1871 X st. NV.
BOOKKEEPING CLERK-TYPIsT, for
bookkeeping, dept. of medical clinic;
$3.50 per VI; 5h-day, 40-hour
M w; j IN, mo s,r yaestion; sdsa medical cover;
3 sScpn1 Ts eek s sr: ana Sr eds, 1y. to 0afaD 5sD
truck p; &: drivers permit essen
BooKKEEPER : CASHIER SHIPPER.
white. age 80. for wholesale produce
a2Ruse sR sts4tins h1i .si.a; sso ai edis Ts.
BRICKLAYER. to lay sxsx12 cinder
block per piece; also carpenter want
ed: steady work. Box 45.G. Star.
market man. References. Apply
BUTCHER. experienced, good pay,
good hours. Apply NoRMANDY
Apply at the construction Job.
Upshur st. and Arkansas ave. NV.
CHEF, white, to take full charge Of
kitchen. menu-plannina; GOOD sal
Sor.fo sTy for riGht nooa man; one that has
Apply in person, no phone calls.
1905 R. I. ave. ne. --15
CLERK. colored. exper.. all-around
market man. References. Apply
coNsrR9cfioH 1als Rsh Fl rs supr., .xperiensed is
must be able to handle complete Job
from inception to completion; sub
init experience record and reference
c to Box 361-E: Star, -,
Wors, Must hsae r.ier hae
snees; 7 no Tefersnces; please DO
sSickeh9, s4s M n. 7. ave. n'%., bet.
CLEkRs 4 ass4 tsj, m' white, to learn credit
and finsncial reportins, togethes
or 1e49 graduates Of q senior high
school and live with parents in or
srse wasa ooe nesr 5h ana sts
NV: hours. $50 to 5, u day SAT;
ssls aalsf sGvanesnens. e sass Phone NOVA "a:
CREDIT MANAGERS ASSISTANT
Prefer young man who has had ex-
perience in q similar position in
retail store; excellent opportunity
for brilliant. ambitious young man
to make a permanent connection
mems wear stores; excellent work:
Ing conditions. liberal discount. good
salary. Apply once. THE YOUNG
MEMS EN- SHOE 1879 st. NV. @Ia
from $40 to 500 weekly; excellent |
opportunity for advancement to
supervisors and branch managers; |
ira training siyen civ. ,.,!1sa Please apply IN per
Hr IN 81 sTuDios noi sslepeSn'i sos ists s y. nS
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs.
New and used cabs avail. Reas.
rental rates. Must have identinca-
NJ st. ne. see MELVIN HERMAN |
DRUG CLERK, colored or white, must |
be active and willing worker with |
colored trade; ref. rec; day work. |
8 days, $40. FR. 4455. -16
DRUG. CLERK, thoroughly exper.. ac-
tive for colored trade; only one with |
recent exper. need apply; good SAL
ary. FIR. 4455, 2401 Bennins I'd.
.,nn;ss;iSr. ne ,.rx , IL
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statesmen

IS, ,ooo-up class. appointment selling
only: draw against earned commits
sion. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA. call Mr.. Magiil. RE. 69l1.
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcons. }

AL Secy. (F)-$250 Mo.
stenoe., exper.. $3.50. Assoc. secy.'
good stenog., $3.50 Medical secre-
tary. start $50 wk. Secy.. recep.,
single, start S225. RADIO secy... 8
Est. 80 yrs For the better posi-
tions. see Miss White or Miss Lee
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
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HELP WokEN

oLIF COVEH CUITEH
Must be experienced; pleasant work.
ing conditions and sooc salary. IN
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When ansUertnp advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
t1close original Teferences. or
other materials OF personal paiue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-04-14

SLIP-COVER CUTTER
Must be experienced; pleasant work
ing conditions and good salary. RE.
EO01 on
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statesmen, EXPERIENCED
Good proposition. ACCURATE METAL
WEATHER STRIP 81 INSULATION
Co. 1909 9th st. NV. ia. 6719.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-27

The years of the Second World War doubled the number
of young persons between the of II and IT, in gantu
part and whoe-tme employment In this interval the Chlld
Labor Amendment has been in abyanc and labor has re-
lied upon the child labor provisions Of the Fair Labor Stand
ards Act state compulsory school attendance laws and
ation-of Chidabor acts But in the meanwhile the Child
rens Bureau dsmembered part of its functions going
to the Public Health Service. The administrative respon
sbty for enforcement Of the Fair Labor Standards Act
remained in the Department of Labor but the important
search function of the Chdrens Bureau basic in safeguard
ing the full development and education of minors has been
lost.
The rehabilitation of the Department Of Labor should
provide for revival Of the services of the old Chdrens
Bureau with the important function of research to keep the
nation advised what is happening to our children and
what protective measures should be taken
During the war, standards protecting children Were
held in allegiance in order to aid mobilization Of manpower
get the necessary production Because of patriotic
peas, children who wanted part in the took jobs
stockroom helpers in stores, in agriculture in amusement
places, as bellboys ct cetera
Though employment of minors has dropped from peak
of 100000 it is still double what it before the
We need better administration Of child labor regulations
and compulsory school attendance laws We need higher
standards in both types of state laws We need more eec
tive enforcement of the child labor provisions of the Fair
Labor Standards Act.
And need to make the welfare Of the child para
mount with effective opportunities for physical and mental
development and protective legislation should be draft
ed accordingly.
Education of the young should not be subodinated to
crop needs in the country to industrial emergencies in
the city We should improve school opportunities
provide the education the children need The welfare of
the children should be our first concern.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-27
Each As Well As All

Every member Of the American Federation OF Labor
has responsibility in eectuatng labors victory won at
the polls last November That victory an essential step
toward our goal, but much more remains to be done
The Eghtyfrst Congress has convened. President
Truman has made his report the State OF the Union with
The great issue for labor is repeal OF the
Taft Hartley Act with restoration of the protection OF those
labor measures which it modifed-the Wagner National
labor provisions of the Clayton Antitrust Act This action
will again the right to collective bargaining as ma
tional policy. -
vention American Federation of Labor will recon-
mend supplementary legislation to take care OF situations
growing out of breakdowns in collective bargaining
Those opposed to labor will bring great pressure on
Congress compromise rather than follow our
ceacu program Some will seek to amend the TaftHarey
instead repeating it, Such would be tata
to abors right to contract which the philosophy OF the
Taft Hartley Act nullifeS.
The election marked only the first goal in campaign
sound legislation Our unions must continue mlt-
ant basis until repeal legislation is passed and and sat
isactory legislation is made law Specific information Will
be issued to membership the campaign Develops But
the meantime every trade unlonSt should individually,
and collectively through his nOn write his Congressman
and Senators advising that only outright repeal OF the aft
Hartley Act will be satisfactory You will be kept advised
necessary cooperation.
We want equal opportunity to participate in free enter
prise promote welfare along with other groups II
denied equal opportunity to underprveged
group shall be forced to organize to gam power to I'M
pose conditions assuring justice. We prefer the demo
cratic method shall do utmost to achieve
along that line We have the political strength OF great num-
bers but of prefers to function as citizen OF
a democratic society.
Our success in securing justice is not only crucial for
free trade unions but for the future of nation We
proud the traditions of countryts opportunities for
growth progress and happiness Because regard these
opportunities sacred heritage to be handed on to future
who work for wages We must all of individual and
collective effort.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-01-27
Social Security, Tdx Bills
Face Tough Congress Fight
By BRADFORD V. CARTER, LPA Columnist

the the Congress OFF, The
and of the Sst Congress have found houses
prices damaging pockbook They've
hired the psts and clerks their Offices Any
OF them have cleaned OIL the patronage and pressure group mail
that piled their desks during the early days of January
Every Congressional committee scheduling sessions this week
And most them Will start actual hearings on pressing legislation
The makeup of these committees being carefully crutnized by
the labor and liberal spokesmen No reach the House
Senate floor until has been studied and passed on by committee
How of the committees will be headed the southern
solely of the rule that the committee member with long
of service automatically chairman In the House, the
their brethren hold the rens eight committees:
Agriculture Armed Services Merchant Marine Fisheries Post Of
fe Public Works, Unamerican Activities Veterans and Ways
Means.
other hand very able and minded haimen
aged survive seniority system Adoph
celebrates his 89rd birthday April heads the crucial
Rules Committee which decides in large measure which bills come
of Indiana McSweeney of Ohio and
Delaney Of New York None Of them new to Congress
of the Presidents is Banking Cur
of Arkansas Ranes of Alabama and Carolina
lineup Congressman will the line
controls full housing BILL and the kind of
Chairman Spence of Kentucky, Patman Of
New York OBren of Michigan Mrs Woodhouse of Connecticut
McKnnon of California Addonzo New Jersey Donger of New
will be the social security and tax parts the ar Dea that
will require the toughest fight push thru That clear when
Southerners head the House Ways Com
mtee and the Senate Finance Committee.
Sen Walter George of Georgia has six Democrats and six Re-
pubcans sitting with him tax and social security matters
he's liberal 1t take real lot of
That House committee just little better Robert Doughon
ancnts from North Carolina heads
They include Cooper of Tennessee Dge of Mich
gan of the health insurance bill Lynch New York.
Illinois, Louisiana Carroll of Colorado
of Ohio But these will find little support from the 10
things will be touch and-go the months ahead great
deal will depend the voters the districts served by these doubt
who need the demonstration the popular of the
Fair Deal in these crucial times.