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Evening star., 1949-09-28
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17Os @ ST. NV.
MEN

Civil engineer. 2 yrs. field exper., 3
yrs ONCE exper.. highway mapping
subdiv. constr. exper.; Va; 8 days;
Civil ensineer, . yrs. ,eId exper.; 5
days; $50.
Cabinet maker; restaurant fixture ex-
per-; $50 up.
Food checker; hotel; expef.; 4 TO
WOMEN
eecy. TO public relations; quick raise;
S2,400.
stsnogs; 30 to 30 yrs: s days;
S2.30O-S2. 800.
stenoRs.. CAF-3; no test; immediate
eepen,nss; epaaess; 26 days annual leave;
Typist; placement service; stencil
Typist, legal; knowledge dictaphsne,
accurate. 90 w.p:m;; S2,700.
Sypist. public relations; so w.p.m.;
5h days: S175-S225.
Typist,. cAF-2: no test; 26 days an
nual leave; S2,2S4.
Csrk-typist, h.s. grad, young; s days;
Graphotype operator: 5 days; S2,100.
Compt. operator; days: 100.
Evening star., 1949-09-28

lO1O = NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to d
pleasant. phone contact work II
spare time. salary and commission
p.T,.nc. Write stating I'M. e. nnd bu'ines: s sz'
and tailoring. Must be expsriencee
VALET: ssis Conn; ave. s1 Mss
SEAMSTREsS. experienced. for alter.
alton work; good Pay, pleasant sur.
TxoRs AndFs1, dDpl, 4, 4 GRss S1s. RAs, sss.
lions. KiSd-HERLEY n sIIsi DRY 9a CLAN. Lean
ERS. 400 block 30. wash. st., Fall
Church 'rs'F safe"a''. "a: ID LIS
sECRETARY-For executive Of pub.
fishing arm. must be good steno. ant
typist, and familiar with an phasei
Of ONCE work. 5-day. .40-hr. wk
s;$o-5. Mon.-Tri.. 81. ssoO. Ext
SECRETARY. rapid and .ccuI.t.
IBM electromatic typewriter: WILLING
to assume responsibility; under SO
years Of age; 6h-day, 44.hr. Wk.
good salary. permanent position. Ap-
pon ply n person TO Mr.. Katx: ARCADE
ooNAANGs foO 1AmOut II. NV.
SILK FINIsHER, must b capable o,
high-auality work; sood salary, per.
manent position. KING KERLEY
DRY CLEANERS, 400 block So
Wsxl Wash. S.; FAILS , Church tresr safe 81
SILK FINISMERS (3)-Experienced
High piece rate or salary. Good
workinH conditions. Apply BLU
BANNER Laundry. $50 7th st.
SORTERS. must be experienced. Ap.
ply WARRINGTON LAUNDRY. 2627
sfK.ss.!.ssiAr4E. 4. zz..r,.assa enc
and shipping. Neat appearance,
pleasing personality REQUIRED. g.
day week, permanent position. aal.
ary open. Ma. O404. 80
sTENOGRAPnER, experienced. WON.
an, knowledge Of bookkeeping pre-.
fcrred Apply in person.s UNION
WALLPAPER q PAINT CO., 1922
New York ave. NV. 80
group; interesting position: capa.
BE Of assuming responsibility; must
be fast and accurate typist; 5-day,
tGshfs1 MshSHa Vic Mc 4sIgl' s.snn e Ps,:Sn .s:
Alexandra, Va. go
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Classified Ad Rotes
I,ocal Adyertiserx
'hree Lines Minimum

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or z times, 35c per line PEI
insertion.
3 to 8 times consecutively, S3e
per line per insertion.
2 times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc pei
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line, 4-line
minimum.
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HANDBAG
SALESWOMAN,

= EXPERIENCED
Good salary and commission; B-day
week. Employment ONCE, 3rd floor
Raleigh Haherdasher
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When answering Advertisements
addressed to Star bozes do NOT
inclose original references, or
other materials Of personal pdlue.
Copies Serpe the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
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HOSIERY
SALESLADY

Sk2xlEkJxkk4Ax
Must be thoroughly experienced: per-
manent position with excellent sal
ary and commission.
HAHN SHOE STORES
eth and X sts. NV. 30
HOUsEKEEPER FOR elderly semi
invalid cple. on farm in nearby Va:
to take complete charge. Pleasant
upstairs rm. Call NO. $3.50, betw,
HOUSEWIVES t3), to work 4 hours
daily. Pleasant work with good
profits: Phone FULLER BRUSH CO.
Cosmetics Div. DI. 4477 or Dl. 349S.
LEGAL SECRETARY, 21-sS, attrsc-
tive; some experience desired. Call
MEDICAL TECaNiciAN for s doctors
once. Salary commensurate With
exnerience. Ho, $500. 90. go
NEEDLE WORKER Young woman
able to do fine handwork: learn re-
weavinE; good trade: paid while
learning. NEEDLECRAFT. $50 18th
st. NV. so
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Account Collectors .(2)
Experienced only. Apply 2144 st.
NV. THURSDAY, Sept. %, between 8
and IL am. Bee MR.. CHRISTIE.
zDJUsTOR INVESTIGATOR, 21-30.
OILY III sd
pasfeaTes saafaF e. NH Ia'Ff TANeE siasIs G 3o
Pses. is H. AYR APRIL S'zff sT ssso sor as
pointment. "a
APPRENTICE. young man. 1926,
to learn s and 10 cent store busi-
sse4. asss in ooSa SaF .ssana SSlae. .. rk' A
prospects for future. Apply bet
DEEs. 1903 Good Good HOPE End Td. e. %
ASPHALT AND LINoLEUM meehsnic.
sxpsrieneed. Apply st 3o21 oeorgia
AUfo W ssuYER, USER cARs@Fer
veli-established washington. D. c.,
company. we buy all year round
and pay GOOD prices. Secure future
for the right man. State. age, ex-
gsrienee and phone number. Boz
AUTo MECHANIC. exper. all makes
1874 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9671. 80
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS t2), ex-
per. men who are. thorough me
chanies, ideal working conditions
With aggressive dealer In Silver
Sprins. Paid vacation and legal
sss.ssson sSfsss lie perm aasuranss sss viii With hSs
saisry for risht men. caii Nj.
TOR CO., INC. -29
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7th, 9th and E sts. NV.

C0UNTER-GIRL, experienced, no sun
gay work, good wages. Apply after
S,Dnn D;m'; 40 Ioo4 a,! Nichols ave. Sc; No
COUNTERGRL, exper., for fountain
IN busy drugstore in Hyattsville
area. Call WA. 9763 bet. 2-3 pm
CREDIT MANAGER for retail cr.d,,
1sVrsly 1swelry store; must have credit
pleasant WORKING conditions, vaca.
: npssmss.as. Box Box ss.p. tHuG stan. INSURANCE; Mss
DlETITaAN-Specia diet and teach.
gaek,onylli.. ,nsj sHi yrIElcENT's ~ HOSPITAL q
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT To sditor =,
national magazine. $1,000 70 start.
Increase or termination in 5 mos.
Following. qualifications are Also.
lutes: Under 80, unattached, drfyer's 4
license, typing rs. attractive APPEAR
ance, sense Of humor, COLLEGE desree.
apiitude Tor arithmetic, politics. So
cioloEy and social sense. Reply BOZ
FILE CLERK. young lady to do 1,lins;
exper. not nee: pleasant WORKING
conds. GOOD salary, paid vacation.
Appiy LACY'S WAREHOUSE, Hail
and Que sts. s.w. .
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. soms
KNOWLEDGE OF Bookkeeping, perm.
position, good starting salary. ADJ
ply, VOGUE CLEANERS, 500 HAD
e0SDurG I'd. ne 90
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JOB WANTED

available; pay roll, Bookkeeping and
able assume responsibility; capable
hiring and training personnel. Will
work hard but not cheap. Box 4-E,
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SOLICITORS
FDs SspsI adod eppoIfsnt Of
salary plus commission. Must be Be
neat appearing and physically At.
Apply personnel ofhce. Room 5O4
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
STOCK CLERK, exper., ref, hrs, 10
YER FIVE d TEN, 29oa Minn. ave.
TAILOR experienced good proposi-
ton. THE WoHLLMUTH co. 1912
TAILOR, steady work; good pay.
s sSPsR! pRY 'ea nayf good 5es set
Rhode Island ave. me-, DU. 1415.
TAILOR, exper. mems custom clothes;
man that can take complete charge
man: Apply NICK BLOOM. 7so 18th
TEiEvfsIoN SERVICE MEN-Tele-
vision men who. have had expert
ence and are looking for o Job with
/ future. II you have background
and experience, you will be inter-
estsd IN working in our well equip
excel, working conds. Apply in per-
son, LACY'S Service Building, Hall
and Que sts. sw. Il
TELEVISION INSTALLER - Youna
man. exper. preferred, but not nee
If willing to learn. Call for ap-
pointment, 90. 1850.
TELEvISION INSTALLERS with car.
ladders. tools. Openings for thor
oughly experienced men who want
TO earn S75 or more per week. See
MR; MEYER, Thursday. 2-6 pm.
TELEviSiON INSTALIxTioN MEN
We have openings for several expert
eDced TV installation men. Steady
ound-the-year employment, top pay,
ample car allowance. Apply in per
son LACY'S Service Building, Half
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT 4 In business once Of
Catholic educational institution.
Write, stating exper., education, age
and salary expected. Box 253-B,
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FUR DEPARTMENT

Young man with retail store expert
ence. and some knowledge of furs
helpful. Discount on purchases. Free
disqualification and other employe
benefits. Apply personnel ONCE. 9TH
floor. GOLDENBERGS, 7th and 4
NV. 80
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BO0KKEEPER and stenographer, ex-
pert. full or part time, for old es-
tablished real estate ONCE. Apply
Mh: ss71. HUGHES s46 X st. NV. ..S .SX.
BooKKEEPER. assistant. under 30;
ne%spsnee o.s accounts
ing essential; 5h-dsy week; start
rient. tx. sia4 $40 Pei no. aoveRee- msS
BOOKKEEPFR-CAsHIER general Of
nee worl, in retail store; pleasant
%AHGs DHcoRARozs zfs's II sls s'is.;a
BOOKKEEPING machine operator: %
under 35;. must understand double
entity bookkeeping and have past
record OF fast and accurate Under
wooo o,hNrn Sunstrand IIS machine operation:
a2 a2s osaers saSasv. need apply; aboye aver
NER. FIR. 1884. 81
CASHIER, front ONCE, experienced;
steady work; Apply mgr, HAY
CASHIER, with bookkeepin exper.,
TO work In Sc. branch store Of one
OF Washington's most progressive
appliance stores. Good working con :
ditions. Perm. position: 6-day wk.
Apply MR.. BoTTS, 1880 Half st..
S.W, 90
CAsHIER-one experienced in run.
ming MGR machine 1000; very good
salary. depending upon ability and
experience; permanent position; good
chance for Advancement. Apply MT.
Kaye. HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
703 7th st. NV. Il
CASHIERS, full time and part time;
must have experience. Apply Mr..
Links. MORTONS. 314 7th st. NV.
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statesmen

We can't promise to make you . emil
lionaire overnight but If you have q
car and can supervise yourself We
can assure you an opportunity for
immediate earnings Of $3.50 to $500
Der Wk. Apply 10 am. to 2 pm. e
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HELP WOMEN tcont. }

ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER for large
hotel; experience essential. Give
full particulars as to experience, age.
Apply Box 253-z, Star. 30
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
General houseworkers, live In or out
500 immediate placements available
S36 to $35 per wk. Apply HOUSE
WORKERS, INC, 2016 Ga. ave. NV.
O0A
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RADIO SERVICEMAN
We have an opening for an expert
enced man, one familiar with AM
FIN and record changers. Top pay,
ample car allowance, excellent work
ing conditions Steady, all-year-
round employment. Apply in per-
son. LACY'S Service Building, Half
and Que ct sW II
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HELP MEN
SHOE statesmen
IMMEDIATE OPENING
EXCELLENT OPPORT,
FOR EXPERIENCED
MEN IN NEW
A. s. BECK SHOE STORE
3214 14th st. NV.

SODA DISPENSERS, experienced, full
or part time. Call after 3 pm.
WILLER DRUGS. 1858 goth St.
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REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Due to
home-buyers received from our Home
Of 1949 and other channels, we
offer immediate openings for 2 full
time salesmen who possess good
automobiles and are capable of deal
ing with high-class clientele. Ask
for Mr.. Rathbun
W. c. d. A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
90
Evening star., 1949-09-28

COLLECTION clerk; young lady for
collection clerk in credit jewelry
store; age q to 35; must have some
experience in collection work; per-
manent; good salary; pleasant work
ing conditions. Box 36,D. Star. -2s
COLLECTION MANAGER to handle
credit clothing accounts; very eood
salary, depending upon ability and
experience: permanent position: sood
chance for advancement. Apply M.
Kaye. HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
103 7th st. NV. -
COOK, white only. exp. for family
with children. other help empl.
duties; COOKING. serving, lighi
d2wnstairs cleaning; Thurs. aft. and
ait. Sun. OF. Pleasant upstairs
rm.: salary. S130. CAN NO. a5fC'
between Gil am "a
Evening star., 1949-09-28

SHOE SALESMAN, exper. in Vom-
ems and children.s shoes; perm.
sys.. Silver spriax. hd.0 d0o Dss
SHOE eAL4e0AN, experienced In
shoes for the family; permanent
pesition. sli2 l4th It. nv. .Tu.
Sol slasoSft' sALEsMEN. experienced. os only.
YoUNus; 1908 r st. NV. -
sA0f MxLREkG f2l. white, for inside
work. ADply altar 4:30. 3710 0sortia
sMcelf 6aDEn COOK. co,ored, ID "a,
veFk. ABBY 17lS Wilson blyd.'
Arts vss i -S0
Evening star., 1949-09-28

LAUNDRY MANAGER
Ass 25 to 30. prefer man with In
s.lsu'enal % e sTpa1 pm .r.oSn.I g: aS5 IaDDs sc.
LORD BALTIMORE HOTEL
Baltimore 8, Nd. 80
LAyNPRY ROUTE 0fEN-emall es-
section tust started. Boz zI-B, Star.
LINoTYPE OPERATOR, steady ysU work.
ghfSa aRsR ihSp sst cD g Els i;Ses. a4tns nsERvGE
LAB0RERs, sxper. construction In.
borers only; from Bank. Of Bethesda
out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to Green
tree rd, left TO Aldon Construction
fGi GfuMssnRi HE'D risns to Job. Bee sMh.
MECHANICS
Must have exper. in buses or heavy
snsy sns ssas1smens p aszs As''z n sss .ss *.
MEDICAL STUDENT. q. o. or q. w.,
70 answer phone, In doctors once,
sssnns ss cs IE'Viss H. 1Hasys.s' sss s.txssss sssS
l0 and S. 80
OFFICE ENGINEER
With civil ensineerine background,
IN potn once ana deld, for 1eneral
ccntractor's main once: SIS per
wk Give details Of your Guaiifica-
tons. Box 120.D, star. --2e
on BURNER NSTALLKR With 81
burner specialist license; good pay,
perm. position. See Mr.. Chase. A.
2. wooDsoN CO.. sth st. at Mich
OIL afsf s6Ekkh Ok; r. ELECTRICIAN, .xp.r,-
enced. Apply at SOLAR HEA1N0
~" ~" iao slo =; Rendolph st.. Arl.. Va.
fAMTEas 90. 1at ciass. Apply 40,
Silver Hni rd., Parkway Terrace
rAefs AIR sCSniislasnHe. CnssHI.w., Ms, Ar. .nI.1a,n. s
! our parts dept. and have opening
for an sxperiencsd parts clerk. Who
ts familiar with sales, and, stocking
Of automatic parts; 6M-day week;
paid vacation; insursnce and sick
benedts. See Mr.. Clements, LEE b.
/ BUTLER, INC. 1121 2lst st. NV.
PHARMACIST. reg, exper. and ref.
= erence, required. wARDNAN PARK
DRUG STORE, M 2e1e. 10
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SALESWOMAN
1910 = NV.

Thoroughly exper., for coatI, suit
and dresses; permanent. top salary
commission and bonus. Apply
ROCHEL'S
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YOUNG MAN
RETIRED2

Earn $75 per week working 2 to 8
hours each day in a dignified bust
ness: gray hairs an asset; a car is
necessary. See our MIR. BANKER,
4101 Suitland I'd. s.e.
Evening star., 1949-09-28


Have opening for one salesman.
SHAPIRO, INC, Oil 18th
Real Estate Statesmen
Made over $1,000 in last month.
says Mrs. walters, one Of our new
agents. II YOU are active. like
people, and have Q car, will accept
you on full or part-time basis
ENROLL in our evening Earn While
estate. starting Fri. evening. Sept
80, at p.m. Call MR.. cox for
information. RE. 1888.
cox & co.
s15 N. Capitol st.
RELIEF ENGINEER and fireman fol
Saturday and Sunday work. MAR
Lever res. mgr, EN-. 0700 or call
Mr, SherVfn. H. L. RUST CO. MA
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HELP MEN

drive delivery truck. MACS HOME
MARKET, 1910 oliver ST., Hyatts-
vile. 20
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CLERK-TYPIST

Perm. position: 40-hr. VII; pleasant
working conds.; liberal discount on
purchases and other company bene-
ROEBUCK g. CO., Gil Bladensbura
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

PADDY's DRIVING SCHOOL.
Dual-control car; free pickup ser,
ice. Day or ewes. UN. OO26.
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DISPLAY MAN

Creative, ambitious young man "a
handle chain Of local appliance
stores; good salary and opportunity
for rapid advancement. Write Boz
Ssh, Star. so
DRAPERY-sLIPCOVER MAN
Must have experience doing fine Gus
tom work; modern working condi-
tons. Excellent salary. Apply to Mr.
Splitter. MAYER d CO., 421 7th
st. NV. go
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MEN WANTED.

MEN WANTED.
81 to 35 years of age: good, perma
nent Jobs. with steady, year-arounc
earnings. with paid vacations. SICK
leave. free transportation and other
benefits: Learn to operate a street.
car or bus. We will teach you ano
pay you while learning.
APPLY NOW
Monday through Friday. $40 am
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment once. 3132 M st NV
CTake Routes 80 Rosslyn, 90 Cabin
John. 30 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct To door -oQ
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TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
AND
INSTALLATION MEN

With and without cars; excellent
working conditions. 5-day wk.. srour
disqualification and other advan-
tages:, only experienced men need
apply! No phone calls! Mr., Sill
vera, PHILLIPS, INC. 2012 shan
Evening star., 1949-09-28

AUTO MECHANICS
oeod working conditions, modern
Sssis. Apply in person to Mr. white,
service manager, WILLS, INC, An
uandale, Va. PA. 1900. a
Evening star., 1949-09-28

For dry cleaning stores. Apply
DICKEY'S CLEANERS, 7th and
Franklin sts. ne, Is
Evening star., 1949-09-28
INSTRUCTION couRsEs

WOMAN, colored. wishes place
maid or part.tims E.h.w. Refe
ences. DE. 5345. 2Ss
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Israel and Trons-Jordon
Begin FHgid Negotiations

RHODES, Mar. S (P).-Israel
and Trans-Jordan began armi-
stice talks yesterday in a chilly
atmosphere that precluded even
the formal introduction of the
members of the two delegations to
each other.
So frigid was the 14-minute
session in the Hotel des Rhodes
that the Israeli delegation said
the negotiations cannot go on
unless a more cordial attitude is
developed. The head OF the
Trans-Jordan delegation was re-
ported to have snubbed his Israeli
counterpart.
A typewriter announcement
distributed after the meeting did
not say that cordiality existed
Such notations were made during
the recent negotiations which
brought about an armistice agree
ment between Israel and Egypt.
DR.. Ralph J. Bunche, acting
United Nations mediator. was
made chairman of the Israeli
Trans-Jordan talks. The an
nouncement said an agenda was
approved and both delegations
presented their credentials.
Evening star., 1949-03-05

|
lishment capable of licking the
world he is as likely to do that as
anybody the President could name
Following his natural bent, that Is
just what he will want to do and
he has considerable capacity fol
getting things done. Give him
the money-or turn him loose to
get it from Congress-and he will
show you something in the way
of armed might the world never
saw before.
If, in the process, it is necessary
to make a unified team out of the
Army, Navy and Air Force-as it
certainly will be-nobody is more
likely than he to perform that
administrative, operating, politi-
cal miracle.
Has Been Waiting for Chance.
This is not to say it can be
done, but that a tough, practical
ruthless operator such as Mr.
johnson has some chance of ac-
complishing it. And don't think
he won't attempt 1t. 1t is the
chance he has been waiting fol
ever since President Roosevelt
ended his feud with Secretary
Woodring by retiring them both
from the War Department.
If, instead of the greatest wal
machine conceivable, Mr.. John
son is permitted only to build one
the country can properly support
having in mind some other uses
for our natural resources, produc-
tive capacity and income-he
probably can build it and make it
efficient.
Evening star., 1949-03-05

away D. 1OG VI
confusion regarding the Commu-
mist Party. disillusioning those
who determinedly retain a sense
of fairness and justice toward
Communists. Any one who still
believes the Communists are en-
titled to an equal status with
other political elements in West
ern democracies simply closes his
mind to what the Communists
actually are and what they stand
| for.
In the first place, the utter
ances by Maurice Thorez, Pal
miro Togliatti, Harry Pollitts ano
William 2. Foster make, it unmis-
takably clear that there are nc
such things as distinct French
Italian, British or American
Communist Parties. The idea OF
such separation is fiction which
the Reds-particularly in the
lIUnited StateS-have attempted te
ffoster, in the belief that they
thereby hide their real connec-
ton with Moscow-the relation
ship of slave to master.
Only One Communist Party.
There is just one Communist
Party, and it is world wide. Nc
less obedience is demanded by
and paid to-the Kremlin of so.
called foreign Communist than o1
Russian Communist Party mem.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
On the Other Hand
Johnson Probably Will Turn Out to Be
A Pretty Good Secretary of Defense

But, if the President in adding
Mr.. johnson to his cabinet is
seeking to raise the intellectual
level of that group of intimate
advisers, it isn't certain that he
is achieving his purpose. In the
realm of philosophy, Mr.. johnson
will offer no threat to Secretary
of State Acheson, for example. BY
the same token, he cannot be ex-
pected to compete with Mr.. Ache
son in the formulation of foreign
policy. This may be one of the
things the President has in mind.
Wasn't a Dumb Boy.
In any case, Mr.. johnson is
smart enough not to attempt it.
It wasn't a dumb boy who became
majority floor leader in his first
term in the West Virginia Legis-
lature; came home a captain after
year overseas in the First World
War; helped organize the Amer
ican Legion and made himself its
National Commander when his
turn came. Nor was it a dumb
boy who made himself a fortune
in the law business, became presi-
dent of General Dyestuff Corp,
as we'll as director in Consolidated
Vultee Aircraft Corp. and in Cen
eral Analine and Film Corp.
Mr.. johnson is a lawyer. He has
offices in Charleston and Clarks-
burg, w. Va, and in Washington.
But he has never been seen wav-
ing his arms before a jury-not
in Washington, at least-and you
won't find learned legal disserta-
tions from his pen in the law
journals. He's a business lawyer;
a practical man; go-getter.
When he saw there was a
chance for President Truman
and that wasn't exactly dumb
he saw it also as a chance for
himself. The party needed Money.
The contributors of other days
had turned into turnips, yielding
no blood. Mr.. johnson took on
the money-raising job and as
tonished everybody by his sue
cess. How he got it all has not
yet been reported, but there is an
old saying that when you want
money you go where money is.
Member of many expensive clubs,
from the Drug g. Chemical and
others in New York to the Bo-
hemian in San Francisco, he OBJ
viously knew where the money
was last fall.
Evening star., 1949-03-05

in Michigan is life imprisonment
The pair, accused of three kill.
ings, operated an alleged mai
order romance racket. Whether
they will fight extradition remains
to be seen.
Authorities claim confessions
from them that they killed Mrs
Janet Fay, so, in Valley Stream,
N. Y, and Mrs. Delphine Downing
20, and her 2O-month-old daugh-
ter, Rainell, near here.
Philip Huntington, assistant dis
trict attorney of Nassau County,
N. Y, conferred at Lansing with
representatives of Gov. G. Mennen
Williams.
Mr.. Huntington said New York
seriously" wants to prosecute but
at the same time recognizes Mich
igan's interests.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. MARCH 5. 1919
Plan 10 Apply Sales Tax
Ito Transienfs' Rooms
lin Hotels Unconfirmed

Az per cent tax would be levied
against the price paid for tram
sient hotel rooms as part Of the
Districts big new revenue bill, ac-
cording to reports circulating on
Capitol Hill.
Spokesman for the Joint House.
Senate Fiscal Subcommittee. in
charge of the measure, declined
to confirm or deny the reports.
Committee assistants were under
instructions to make no announce
ments of any decisions pending
introduction of the final draft Of
the bill. This may come Monday.
West Revises Bill.
Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West has been. revising the orig
inal drafts of the tax bills in
keeping with agreements reached
in closed sessions of the Fiscal
subcommittee of the House and
Senate District Committees. He
is scheduled to submit up-to-date
drafts Monday morning.
The revenue plan revolves
around a proposed 2 per cent re-
tail sales tax, which would exempt
food for home consumption and
medicines and some other items.
One late report was that news
paper and radio advertising would
be taxed, but committee officials
declined comment.
Imposes Income Tax.
One section of the bill would re-
wise the city income tax to apply
to all persons. except members Of
Congress, who have a place Of
abode here seven months or more
of the year and exempt the first
IS 900 of net income.
Liquor taxes and license fees
would be doubled, under a plan
approved by the joint group. Rep
resentative Smith, Democrat, OF
Virginia, chairman of the House
fiscal group, has introduced o sep
arate bill to carry this out.