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Evening star., 1949-07-18
Hawaii Strikers Seek
To Take Over Firms,
Committee Is Told

An attorney for Hawaiian steve
dore companies today told Con-
gress that the 79-day dock workers
strike is an effort to wrest from
management the control of its
industry.
James P. Blaisdell, counsel for
seven strikebound companies. said
it is not simply bid for higher
wages. He declared the CIO
Longshoremen's and Warehouse
mems Union wants forced arbi-
tration or else"
Mr.. Blaisdell testified before the
Senate Labor Committee.
Harry Bridges, ILWU president,
was due to follow Mr.. Blaisdell to
the witness chair.
Opposed to Arbitration.
The committee is considering a
bill by Senator Knowland, Re-
publican, of California. to provide
for presidential fact finding
board whose recommendations
could be made binding at dis
cretion of the President.
Mr.. Blaisdell said the employ.
ers are opposed to letting a boarc
decide the dispute. I'VE are op.
posed to compulsory arbitration
in principle" he said.
/ When opening the hearing
Chairman Ebert Thomas read 6
statement which said:
There is no question in my
mind where the power lies to set
tie this dispute. The power lies
in the hands of the government,
of Hawaii and in its Legislature. .
/ Mr.. Blaisdell said the Territory
is Ito all intents and purposes
shut off from the rest of the
world" when it's sea lines are cut
He added:
Therefore, when the ILWU
strikes the docks in Hawaii ii
strikes not only against seven
stevedoring companies. but against
half million people"
Ship UnIooded at Honolulu,
But Loses Most of Crew
HONOLULU. July % (P).-CIO
pickets have failed to halt the first
Evening star., 1949-07-18
500-Pound GermanB Bomb
Is Made Safe in London
By the Asxocioted Press

LONDON. July 18.-A 2,500-
pound German bomb that dropped
on London during the 1910 blitz
finally was made safe yesterday
An Army bomb disposal unit
pulled its fangs by removing a
rusty fuse. Half square mile of
a crowded London district was
roped off and nearly 1000 people
including 427 patients in nearby
hospital. were evacuated. An
other So patients. too i'll to be
moved, were taken to a rear wing
of the hospital, as far as possible
from the bomb site.
Even dogs and cats were
rounded up and hauled out of the
danger area. Police had to REIN
force the red flag and rope Gordon
to keep back the curious.
Maj. F. S. Knight and six
man bomb crew drilled the fuse
out in 80 minutes of tense work,
They had taken over when a con-
Evening star., 1949-07-18

ship unloading by a new non
union stevedoring firm.
Police arrested 96 pickets Satur-
day trying to stop SO men from
boarding the Isthmian Steamship
Co.'S freighter Steel Flyer. And
yesterday Hawaii Stevedores. Ltd,
organized only last week. used tugs
to get 70 workers on the ship with
out crossing the pier entrance
picket line.
The Steel Flyer, however, lost
80 AFL members of it's As man
crew. They walked off after the
striking CIO International Long
shoremen's and Warehousemen' S
union cancelled their picket line
passes.
In addition, Henry Schmidt,
leader of the 1000 ILWU steve
dores who struck for higher pay
May /, gave notice that any ship
worked by the new company
would be declared hot" and
would be boycotted by the ILWU
on the Pacific Coast.
The Steel Flyer. from Mobile,
Ala. carried tinplate - vitally
needed by Hawaiian pineapple
Gamers; fertilizer. foodstuffs, au-
tomobiles and steel pipe.
HaWaii's legislature awaited a
special session call by Gov. In
gram M. Stainback. He is ex-
pected to issue the proclamation
tomorrow. Gov. Stainback plans
to ask for labor peace program,
including authority to seize the
docks if necessary.
Evening star., 1949-07-18

'struction crew found the dud
bomb last week Is feet in the
ground while digging a basement
With its fuse safely removed
the bomb was hauled away and
dismantled
Evening star., 1949-07-18
All CYCLING Entronts Foil

In cycling test for children
arranged by the Bexhill (England
Road Safety Committee all the
entrants failed.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
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Evening star., 1949-01-09
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT and executive as
sistant available. past 9 years on
nection with local concern BOX
AccoUNTANr its1 i i!ss available for part
time work; monthly and financial
statements prepared; small busi-
nessss can obtain ateounns
ACCOUNTING GRADUATE. 81. mar
ried; desires CPA connection or ac-
counting future. AK: 0o47., 10
ACCOUNTANT. cxper; books started,
Kept part time tax returns; reas.
AoeoUSTANr, oeSit 4 yrs experience.
desires position with c.p,a. fiarm.
AccoUNTANT-AUDlrok. exper. With
AccoUNTING e!csSulafi &c GRx6uAT2. 81, mar
ried, desires c.p.a. connection or
other accounting future. AK. 0047.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started
tax returns; prompt service. RE.
AIRScHirEcr, long experience drafts
man, designer: registered: strong
ATo naR DHeOnt s4 obb.r
backsround; complete internal op-
BOOKKEEPER. general ledger. is
years experience, wants position;
BSoKKFsrNa fstisinefi s!erlirs TAX taes SERVICE
ESSk' Fsss efgs TX I Esfao5 4so EXP
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Books
started, statements; income tax:
re- reessonable Box 43s-L. Star. l3'
boT e}.rk &c cal Y'sts Ro lase l9aes as s'oet1S0m iS
BOY. colored, desires part-time Job
after school; age, l5. Call HO. 0339.
BOY, colored, high school student.
desires daT,sdv work , after school oa5 and Sat;
BUTLER, Filipino; can do cooking or
take care bachelors quarters. Ref
CABINET MAKER. long experience,
desires steady Job as furniture re-
HHE HHdeler soarss Or rsDa5rer Ma 1870 g.
'rsss iN0'sn % any Shsrs: efR5: III: eS!s5 sssa
CHEF. ~ colored' ei; d. wishes job, reliable
sni1.e sna sxpeS;: No esP 3a75 furnish ref If re-
caa s61a fun .esooa e5 part pastries: Ts
CHEF iiEF'"5 Or COOK. coIored, aSt want lob,
exper. Call AT. 5000
CIVIL ENGR. ex-Navy comdr. desires
position as bldg. and maint. supt. or
bids. const. or layout. MR. H. l..
STUART, no. 2lOi, Ext. $50. 8
COLLEGE GRADUATE. severing re-
lations with large metropolitan daily
where currently serving in both edi-
torial and columnar capacities. seeks
employment in the arts or concerned
vantageousness Box 4o9-L, Star. g.
COLORED MAN, young, wants work
OF any kind: we'll experienced In
grocery store. with D. c. permit
TR. 17OS.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN

ExPER. COUPLE desire daywork, S6
day each. Call RA. 5229 or RE.
EXPER. COUPLE, cook and serve din
ner parties, lunch; 10 yrs. exper.
RE. O536 or RA. 800. -
HUSBAND AND WIFE want imme-
quarters: no children. Call from
1890 pm to 3 pm, GE. 64O7.
COLORED MAN and wife want jani-
tors quarters; reliable and able to
furnish refs. AT. 0S91.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK ard general houseworker. for
business family. adults. NV: good
salary for right party. Call MA.
COOK, experienced, good housekeep-
COOK, experienced and general
ho1seworker; REFERENCES required
NV. 1 blk. east of Conn. ave.
erences reauired; need settled and re-
liable party only: apply. Immediately.
rS or call VI 3s6s, after pm. -
COOK, g;h.w.. 80 to 40 yrs. 9 through
$40, dinner, 5-day week; 3-adult
shirts; SIS a week Telephone Ho.
COOK, ehw. live in fine 2nd-h rm.,
top salary. for exper. woman with
ref: like children. WI. 44SS.
s29o64 room Ss sad P pa ssS ok ssek o5s ss
M m; sna bath. N8' ) adults II in family
COOK 81 an AND G.H.w., colorea, Ie EXPERT
SUMNER; live in. $50 per M week. No. 70,
COOK-G.H.W., live in: lovely rm.
with pvt. bath, / school-age child;
HEFFNER, % s04 18th st. NV. III
COOK-G.H.W.. live in, nice quarters;
fond of children; good refs. required;
$25 per week. EN-, 5711. 3
COOK, experienced, for prominent
Washington family; must furnish
good refs; may live In II desirable:
no laundry or maid work. Call at
ONCE, 1919 H st. NV, Mon. Tues.
COOK FOR FRATERNITY HOUSE.
lunch and dinner only. Apply for
interview at 62b Hamlin st. ne.
COOK, eolored. thoroushly exp; good
local ref; perm or temp; some
out; reliable. over So; two adults;
conv. NV. section. DE 234O.
COOK. houseworker. colored, sleep in;
. adults: conv. location: 5Ia days;
reference: S25 wk. Dupont 4S42.
COOK-HOUSEKEEPER, white, live in,
S25 per week. Phone 81. 1918
COOK-HOUSEKEEPER, white, resi-
dence for business women. State
exper. and give refs. Box 167-M.
COOK -HoUsEKEEpER, experienced
small family; live in nice room with
private bath, no laundry: excellent
trsnsp. downtown: $50 weekly: best
references. EN-. 4216. 10
Evening star., 1949-01-09
SITUATIONS WoMEh

ANALYST, legislative and news, Capt.
tol Hill experience, member OF bar.
Woodley 502s. 10"
BABY SITTER, experienced, widow;
any hour. North 1903. O.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
slrlJArIohs WOMEN

AT HOME TYPING. exp, form
letters, env.. etc; also hlins; PICK
AIERT STENOGRAPHERS and Edi.
phone, dictaphone operators by the
Say az MI Pc O511
Evening star., 1949-01-09
COOK-GHW

Desired by considerate couple living
in small apt, who are willing to
who @ serves nicely. i"t is GOOD house. SuoH
keeper. Hours arranged to suit
based on 5la or 6 day week. Din
ner hour 7 pm. Do not apply II
you haven't recent local references
or wear uniform larger than 3s.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
SAI,ESGTRI
SALESWOMEN
SECRETARY

Permanent position with large bust
ness f1rm for competent, experienced
young woman as executive secretary;
paid vacations. 5i2 days, A. hrs. per
wk.; salary commensurate with abil-
lty. Apply by letter. giving expert
ence. age. education and family
status Box Al-C Star In
Evening star., 1949-01-09
STENOGRAPHER

Some bookkeeping experience, wanted
by zone office of one OF America S
established motor cars; 4O-hr.
wk. pleasant working conditions
Write specifying education. expert
ence. age. etc. Box 453-M, Star
Evening star., 1949-01-09
I''1f NFW 1UTK AVE-, NA. IU,3.
Stenographer-Ty

Interesting work for exper. stenog-
rapher seeking perm employment
Modern ONCE in ne. section: va
cation with pay, group insurance,
sick benefits. retirement plan: s.
day, 4O-hr. week Apply
STORES, INC.
1S4S 4th at ne Ill
Evening star., 1949-01-09
Real Estate Salesladies
CT.ERK-TYPIST

Age 90 to 30. The Evening Star has
an opening in the classified adver-
tising department An opportunity
for an accurate typist with good
telephone voice who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to
customers by telephone. 5-day, 40
hour week. II interested, apply
personnel ONCE. Room 5O4.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-01-09
11Ol Pa. Ave NV.
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
Alert young woman. Is to %. high
school graduate, who can take short
hand at about so words per minute
and type neatly and accurately. Per-
manent position: small, congenial Of
f1ce in GEORGETOWN; 5-day. 4O-hour
transportation and other benefits;
$3.50 to 5000 per mo. to start. de-
pending upon qualifications. Phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI R3R2. Ext 644 for amt III
Evening star., 1949-01-09
NURSE

The Evening Star Newspaper Co. Of
fers temporary work to a registered
nurse under 40 years of age; indus
trial experience preferred; must
have D. c. drivers permit. Apply
Building.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-01-09
INFORMATION WORK

Young woman 90 to 80. single or
married without children. must be
able to work any hours between :
am. to midnight; pleasant work
providing information over the tele-
phone about the city and its trans
portation service; some Saturday and
Sunday work may be necessary: high
school graduate plus telephone per-
sonality. about 5 years residence in
D. c. preferred. This is a per-
manent position 5-day week, 1l7-
hour shift; S169 per mo. to start.
plus free transportation and other
benefits. Write for interview. Box
61-M star Ill
Real Estate Salesladies
Cox & Co., Inc. will accept more
agents; opportunity to be thoroughly
trained In modern methods OF selling
real estate; drawing account on
commission Call Mr. Sebra. UE
1926. COX e. CO, INC, 34l4 r. 1.
ave. Mt. Rainier.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
CI,ERK-TYPIST

CLERk-TYPIST
Under 25 for large insurance COM
pany: a permanent position; 5-day
week; stencil cutting experience help
full. Apply in person NATIONAL
SURETY CORP. AIS woodward Bid.
IA
CLERK-TYPIST
With knowledge of credit department
procedure; permanent position; good
starting salary.
BELL CLOTHES
a16 St NV. -l2
Evening star., 1949-01-09
STFNOGRAPHER

S1ENOGRAPHER
opening for capable young
woman. Commercial BACKGROUND
preferred. 5'2-day week. Ability
recognized. See Mr Nell,
HUGH REILLY co.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

INSURANCE AGENCY
desires services OF typist with general
INSURANCE experience, and living in
roundings. FA goo, 9 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
HELP WOMEN

SELL EVERYDAY CARDS, earn extra
cash. Smart big value assortments
for birthdays, other events, amazing
81 sellers. You make up to SOC!
Plastic greeting cards, stationery,
imprinted napkins, others. Assert
ments on approval Write: COLO
NAL STUDIOS. 642 8. Summer.
Dept oOo HnlYnke Mass
Evening star., 1949-01-09

Do you NEED a relisb BILE mani One
call DE; 1891. Will also consider
AMBITious, AHafsrrfctjs, enterprisins, personsDl
reliable young man, veteran, 9 yrs.
college business administration and
extensive administrative experience,
desires ssrs r.sdT sareer r in merchandising
eeencss; franklin 6ss3 or write
DESIRE Il PosfTioN as used-ear man
ager or used-caI salesman with
new-car dealer; 25 years expert.
enee in automobile business. Cal
NSoSNsMo5KK.ER, SS sn5K. NoNDR1NkER. So
ABB, BIS, Che. degrees, AZ hours
law course credits, teaching anc
mechanical experience, other educa
tion in aviation. navsiation, Ian.
guages, etc, desires congenial lesa
teaching or engineering position con
Sistent with completion of Law
rM ftpd1so soREb: BE- ssSiz: coisse s1ssi m.n %:
years promotion, public relations
general office experience, includint
2 years N. Y. network radio; salar!
EFFicIENT MALE sECRETARY, witt
writing ability; desires Saturday OF
part-time work. Box 396-L. Star
HAS BEEN?" Maybe. But not a
many skills. professional, clerical
manual; wants any type work where
reliability. honesty and loyalty count
Ph phone Go. BERT noon to midnight
NIGHT WORK. full or part time
white, 3s, married, hotel and res
taurant exper. Ii Ss92.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

TYPIST. white. IL to 2S years OF
age. tull-time permanent position
Just right for girl who likes to type;
no Sat-. Sun. or nights: advance
ments, free insurance. other bene-
fits. Call MRS. WIESENER, HO,
Evening star., 1949-01-09

ment. WooDHoUsE STATIONERY
sffppNNoaGRAfHER.cAsH1ER, fpN ia i i y perma-
ditions. 5-day week. good salary.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS, lS24
sH4ESo-fYrrsr: + Il 7 u airline wants expert ms
enced steno-typist for downtown Of
nee; 5,day wk.; sl75 per mo
TEACHER for nursery school In Beth
esda area: training and experience
desired; will consider student: hours.
$40 to 1890. Phone WI. 1449. q
TEACHER nursery school; aGaiifiec "a
se.f ss.dreai aie 'sei Tw e sao5 % Ext 'asy 80
IEACHER-lst grade, for pvt; school,
sns smell 7e!M ftougf Star state au'lif'catIGns 1I
rsIEriHoNE Ell HONE ''1 1oRrERA1oR. youns
lady, experienced on PIX board; s.
day wk.. $3.50 to, 3. BARBER &
ROSS CO, 5th-v SITS. ne. DE. o5o1.
TELEPHONE MS soLlcIToR H:T Or. fs6 s6,s photo
rEnRPaoNE f5IRP1ai isHa'' sofie1foRs, Eli @ So' expert
enced: nationally known product;
must have unlimited phone. Box
rsLEPHoNE Eli; SisE' SOLICITORS on ticket
TYPisT, familiar with general Of
fice procedure and inventory con-
troll. Call Mr.. Rogers, LOFSTRAND
CO., Rockville 1888. Ia
TYP1ST, excellent salary and hours.
Call DI, SLY for appointment. IS
TYPISTS, full or part time, in pro-
gressive installment store; excellent
salary: pleasant surroundings.
AsKINs. 137 7th It: NV. .-12
TYPIST, experienced, general once
work. sood on figures, part time.
will arrange to suit. FREDERICK S
MEMS WEAR STORES, 1885 H
st. NV. Id
TYPIST. pleasant working conditions,
5h-day week. opportunity for ad-
vancement See Mr.. Lyons, CHARLES
SCHWARTZ g. SONS. 70s 7th st.
TYiPisT. high school graduate, ex-
perience not nee; permanent posi-
ton; b-day, 37Ha-hr., ,wk,; paid va
cations. free disqualification. insur-
ance. AMERICAN SURETY CO., $50
Southern BLDG. 18th and H Sts. NV.
Ill
TYrIsIs. .yenins work. 9 to 10.
Call D1. e117. Ill
Evening star., 1949-01-09

Continued ca Next PaSs)
Evening star., 1949-01-09
GRAPHER- SECRETARY Sc
done at home. DE.

UNDERGRADUATE NURSE, hospital
training. would like or II hr. duty,
homes or hospital, Call 81. sllO,
WHITE WOMAN. trained practical
nurse, desires work, day or night;
consider care OF children, MRS
MCCALL, Hobart 1854.
WOMAN. hotel trained. vents posi-
tion as housekeeper. hotel. institu-
ton; excel. ref. Box 44e-L' Star 8.
ing, PIX. has 1870 Chevrolet; can
DO DO collectins; ole used to meeting pub
WOMAN. refined, in her 6Os, travel
Or couple to Florida or the West ST. 5e1 3
sAYRE, ME. 800.
WOMAN. white. wants work, counter
and salad. TR. 3347.
WOMAN. colored, with ~ yrs ex' s.
THOMAS. Ii. 1910.
WOMAN. colored, reliable. settled. fol
days, work or part time; references
WOMAN. white: capable: wishes I, te
sans sie fS1 only ehfTen fI sos4 saoy sitting 0.S
WOMAN, coloTed, practical nurse
exp. typist, cleaner, etc. work ir
DIS once or Just evening work
WOMAN, colored, desires work, bakery
5-day week; good reference; expert
enced. MI. 6s71, co. 1851.
WOMAN. exp, asst. bookkeeper, acct
clerk and gen. ONCE. wishes position
Immediately. Call EN-. 5931. .10'
WOMAN, refined, middle-age. desires
position care of children over 3
help with lessons; salary open. Boz
7-R
YOUNG coLoRED LADY desire,
work as PIX operator, receptionist
child's nurse, domestic or any work
81 any kind expeG; FR 3562.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, employed
seeks room or apt. in return maid
services. TR. 147S.
YOUNG LADY. single pleasing per-
sonality and appearance, 5 yrs re.
ceptionist work, desires contact
work, public relations or selling with
salary and commission. Box 5a-k
YOUNG MOTHER desires employmen
care home as helper. teacher. etc;
must be in D. C. Box 319-L, Star. =
YOUNG WOMAN, A. B., one yr. grad
| uate work economics, secretsrial, re-
| search. statistical exper., KNOWLEDGE
shorthand. tipping, seeks research OF
! interesting secretarial position. Box
YouNG 81 St; woman WOMAN desires psrt-time
position, evenings and Saturdays. az
typist. Ho. 5O26 after pm. 9'
2 GIRLS, colored, want baby sittini
at night; also willing to cook ane
serve dinner on Sun. NO. 6492. S
Evening star., 1949-01-09
STENOGRAPHER,

STENOGRAHPER for large city ofice.
Must be thoroughly capable; salary
$3.50. monthly; 6-day week Give
complete details. Box 401-L, Star
Evening star., 1949-01-09

knowledge of short
week; good starting
Evening star., 1949-01-09

and and Weekdays, MISS ROTH FR.
REGEPTIoNIsT and general assistant
for doctors ONCE; some knowledge
of shorthand and able to type; good
personality essential; 3h.day wk;
iafIS HosH rtAsssIsTxNT, has 70 Tor doc
tors ONCE, some nursing or labora-
tory exper. desirable. Box 'boM'
sas5se.tss I?5: sssy 'G' ;ni kRssGn Gsg4 1Ss so
3427 Conn. ave. NV. Ill
sALEsLADIEs for coat and suit de-
partment; $40 per week and commits
SION, with wonderful opportunity for
Arrangement. koPY KAT Women'is
sHLEsLADfEs. experienced: for exciu-
sive speciality shop; excellent earn
ines: coats. suits. dresses, SPORTS
weir. part time, full time. kAPLO-
WITT, on 18th bet and F NV
SALEsLADlEs. must have children's
mission. Apply ESTHER SHOP. l@:5
shLTsLASy. + E J BY experienced in selling
ssls' RsRsslaaAsER 'sSP sHop A0BS SBsos IN
siAILEasHHADy-salary. Al $50 plus par
| u OilC wiz IAo AOi-
| lowing. Better women's ready-to-
| wear shop. Excel. proposition to
right party. Replies held strictly
| confidential. Write Box 17S-M. Star.
sALEsLADY. sports wear; must be
experienced: top salary plus COM
mission. 5Na-day week. BRESLAu,
s3IEsLAbY, ALI LAD ~ dresses; rts must be ex-
perienced; top salary plus eqmmis;,
sion; 5 la-day week. BREsLAU. 814
sAIEssLsAsDYR. R," experienced, exclusive
sion. JOAN ROBERTS, 100 Conn.
SALESIADY. for retail jewelry store,
/ preferably one experienced in silver
ware; excellent working conditions.
/ Give age and salary expected. Box
sALEsLADIEs, experienced. for suit
! and dress departments. Good sal
ary plus commissions. Permanent
positions. five-day week. 40 hours.
Apply personnel department, l..
FRANK CO., 18th and r SITS. NV.
SALESLADIEs, t2), reliable. expert
enced for confectionery store; perm
HoIrERTss. HssnF rs PSI eolumSis Sss'''Si =
sEsMsTREss, FAN TsTEass expert. mems and
women's alterations; part or full
time. 2414 Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

MAID, G:H.W.. cooking and ironing;
local refs. nee; new home, Takoma
PIX, Md. So so per Wk and car
lare; This is a permanent position
for the right person. Call SH. $500.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

TYPIST, exper not necessary but
must be fast typiSt: 6-day week;
permanent position: salary open,
depending on experience and ability.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
Evening star., 1949-01-09

st with general office
1t salary and advance
!. EISEMAN 5, r at 1th
Evening star., 1949-01-09

must be exper; GOOD
salary and meals. Apply, Mon. &
am. to 10 pm. CHAYE'S RESTAU-
RANT. 1882 MINI. ave. ne, VI
Evening star., 1949-01-09

q
STENoGRAPHER. patent experience
preferred but not necessary. Write.
stating age, business experience, ref
erences. and salary expected. Box
474-L. Star q
STENOGRAPHER, experienced; must
be good typist: electric typewriter.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
OFFICE MANAGER,
sTENOGRAPHER

SECRETARY BTENOGRAPHEK =
Under age 35. Permanent position.
salary $500 per mo. Excel. working
conditions: vacation and sick leave
Exper. on electric typewriter helpful.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

AND HoSTEsSES-
Free train course for white women
inter. in rest. employ Apply 20U3
Eye st. NV, WASH. REST. ASSOC.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

SECRETARY. college education, 12
yrs experience private industry, in
Guiding legal; 5-day week. WO.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Food Prices Expected.
To Ease Off Next Year
BY The Assoelotsd Prsss


Retail food prices probably will
ease off a bit next year in a Pc
riod Of fairly high economic &C
tivity." the Agriculture Depart
ment forecast yesterday.
Americans will eat as much or
more with food supplies running
plentiful. the report said.
Foods expected to be available
in larger quantities include lard,
pork, eggs, butter. cheese. canned
fish, dry beans, frozen foods and
perhaps some fresh vegetables.
On the other hand, some de-
clines in consumer purchases of
ice cream. fluid milk and cream,
canned citrus juices, lamb and
mutton may be recorded, the re-
port said.
Very large crops of grain again
this year will provide plentiful
supplies of cereal products for
food, record large livestock feed
supplies, and substantial quanti-
ties for export.
Milk, butter, poultry and egg
production are at q higher rate
than a year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Iations of the law were discovered

lations OF the law were discovered.
In 33,044 overcharge cases,
landlords were required to pay So
1883 in refunds. together with
payments to the Federal Treas
urX
In 37,203 cases where landlords
had reduced essential services,
they were required either to re-
store the service or reduce rents.
Between April / and Oct. 81,
rent control was lifted on approx
imately 2,268,046 dwelling units.