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Evening star., 1951-09-02
hELP WOMEN
DINING ROOM MGR.
HOSTESS

44OO 1IOO
Excellent earnings. dresses furnished
and cleaned free, meals furnished
paid sick leave and vacation, group
insurance and employe purchases
discount.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H st. NV. No Phone Calls
DISPATCHERS AND CLERKS to rem
der service by telephone to service
men and customers; 5ks-day week;
pleasant working conditions. many
company benefits. Cali MR.. BARTO-
LONE. Ii. 7-9350 Tuesday. a
DISPLAY PERSONA client of ours
has an opening. for person of
outstanding GOOD taste and iude-
per. in display work, particularly
exper. in arranging display of can
dies and packaEed edibles is desired.
Must know sources Of supply for
purchasing This is an excellent
opportunity with a large local
chain. now expanding. its opera
ton. Ample salary for qualified
person. Write resume of exper. and
Complete history addressed s,d,,,9 to R; w ";
sTANDIG ADVERTISING AGCY.,
1917 Eye st. NV. Washington. D. c.
DRAMATIC DIRECTOR. assisting
ewes. wkly. with SemiprofeSsional
show group. Mention exper., II any.
salary exSected, etc. Box 1S7-R,
Star.
DRUG CLERK-5ia-day week; sal
ary, 5000 monthly; exper., refs. REQ.
MOSER PHARMACY, $3.50 Wilson
DRUG CLERK. experienced, refer
ences; no Sundays. PETWORTH
PHARMACY, ia. 1855. 4201 Ga.
DRUG CLERK. fun time. DAYS, perm.
pleas. environment. oppor. for ini-
tiative. Reliable. LU l-3400. -6
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-Top po-
sition: national organization. for
career-minded person as secretary
to president. Permanency, depend
ability, personality. good refs. req.
uiSiteS knowledge of Washington
helpful; centrally located; attrac.
otfices; congenial atmosphere. Re-
ply Box 445-R, Star, giving details.
BACKGROUND and eXper. 20
FILE CLERK, too much experience
not necessary; good salary, excel
lent working conditions, chance for
advancement Apply in person.
HERSON'S AUTO APPLIANCE CO"
FILTER. experienced. white; exclusive
shop; references; excellent salary
Evening star., 1951-09-02
CI.ERK-TYPIST
CT,ERK-TYPIST
CLERK -TYPIST
EVANSVILLE
CI.ERK-TYPIST

Small insurance agency has opening
for young lady under 35. Insurance
exper. helpful but not required
Conv loo for resident of Brook
land-Woodridge area. Permanent po-
sition. with pay increases. Salary to
start Sl75 month. Call co. $500
Evening star., 1951-09-02
COUNTER GIRLS
DANCE NsTRUCToRs-if you are

DANCE INSTRUCTORS you are
between the ages of % to 80 you
can earn S50-S120 wk.. with chance
for rapid advancement. Free six
week training course starting i'm
mediately. AS an Arthur Murray
dance instructor you work in beau-
tiful air-cond. studios with sociable.
well-bred people. No exper. neces-
sary. College grads, preferred. Take
advantage of this opportunity to be-
come skilled Arthur Murray dance
instructor and earn an excellent
salary now with opportunity to sd-
vance to an executive position
Openings in both our WASHINGTON
studios and our new Silver Spring
studios. Apply in person only to
Mrs Ferrell 1106 Conn. ave. NV.
ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS. 3
DEMONSTRATOR- store; ag-
gressive woman. 25-45. capable OF
talking to groups in dem. a brand
new carpet dye in dept. store; nice
salary and training given. In reply
give general BACKGROUND and tele-
phone. Rox 337-M, Star.
DEMONSTRATORS Experienced or
trainses)-Would 5000 guarantee for
three and one-third weeks perform
ing specific assignment interest
you? Housewives and career wom-
en- wanting interesting. challenging
work of national importance will be
trained and well paid. with guaran-
tee and bonus. Why not earn
et2 OPENINGS in D. C.. Va, and
fully. give phone. P. o. Box 3l3s'
Evening star., 1951-09-02

nent position with local Arm estab-
liShed 20 years. Aforementioned office,
co-workers. of highest type; many
surate with ability viii train be-
ginner If typing speed averages As
to 30 w.p.m. For personal interview.
call Ex. 1855, Ext. 500, during office
hours. 3
TYPIST CLERK. in Insurance claims
dept. Permanent position. oppor-
Mrs sIRsy REFS Is s4S fSa1Se%fRs Bdsy sRRy
TYPIsTs-can use fast typists; sta
time: no ewes, or weekend appli-
TYPISTS-Part time some secre-
tarial; Protestant. organization; no
tions, Write Box :37-L Star. a
TYPISTS--Part time and full time;
so w.p.m. required: S6 cents an hr.
TO start, Apply in person to AAA
LETTER SERVICE, 610 Victor Bldg.
WAITRESS. Apply GUSTS REsTAU-
perience: sANDBAR REsTAURANT.
I33 I4th st. NV. s.
WAITRESS or dining room helper:
white, for institutional work. Room
Apply Masonic ~ AND oIS EAsTERN Stern
STAR HOME. 5000 N. Hampshire
WAITRESS, white. experienced, full
or. part. time Apply RIORDANS,
4th and o SITS s.w Closed Sun
aI and Mon. Open IL am. Tues.
wafrREsss,: ME JESS: experienced: must .S be
over II. Apply in person, 354S 14th
WAITRESS for restaurant; expert
enced, reliable; good tips. 1907 L
wwxITRsEss wanted, colored, exper.. s
de luxe restaurant. 400 Swami st,
NV. Wash. D. C.
WAITRESS. exper. in restaurant and
LIQUOR Apply CARRIGANS RES
TAURANT, Conn. and S st. NV.
MATTRESSES t2). evening meal: L
days Of. Cali before 4:so or after
9pm: for appt., OR. 1861 -
Monday HaEes BKEowEGEYs NE kPE kPPIs
MATTRESSES. white. day or night.
Only experienced and good, appear:
ance need apply. Excel. salary and
tips, DANNY,S sTEAkHoUsE, cor.
Good Hope rd and Naylor I'd. Sc
MATTRESSES. experienced, to work
at local country club; room. board
and uniforms furnished; references
required Box 274-L, Star. -
white, experienced for
night work. Apply CAHILL'S RES
TAURANT. 2147 P st. NV. - =,
white. exper.; day or
night $40 week to start. Also part
time waitress for week ends. FED
Beltsville. Md. Ro.. 1858. "A
white, for main dining
room; am. to 3 pm; uniforms
furnished: liberal company bene-
flts Apply WARDMAN PARK HO-
TEL Employment once. 2600 Wood
WAITRESSES-LIVERA'S guarantees
excellent tips, no breakfast or late
hours. about A hours a week: have
work for energetic young women: age
Is TO 20. Apply all week. NE. 1886 |
Or 1914 L ST, NV. -
colored: must be over
81. Apply in person, 1415 p ST. n. w.
-
GIRL-Part time at foun-
tain; exper. and references nee.
GIRL for breakfast trays
and chamber work in pvt. club; |
must have exp. and good ref. hrs. |
Z a.m.-3 pm Apply in person |
Tuesday. 2-5 pm. 1901 Mass. ave.
GIRL. white. 81 to SO, to answer tele-
phones; switchboard experience help
ful; must have good handwriting:
hrs. 3 am. to 4 PM, ) or 6 day |
wk., incl, Sat, Sun, holidays Apply /
412 Albee Bldg. 1426 g st. NV. -S
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HELP WoMgN
OFFICE CLERICAL

Girls with high school edu-,
cation. Is to 80 years of age,
for general office work. Group
insurance, paid vacation and
other employe benefits; 5-day,
40-hour week. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC, lS45 4th
st. ne. or 1404 NJ st. n.w.-6
Evening star., 1951-09-02
DFNTAL ASSISTANT. living in s.

DENTAL ASSISTANT, living in sc.
or s.w. area: exper. necessary. Re-
ply Box 235-L. Star. -
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exper. prefer,
but not necessary; white: some
knowledge Of typing; high school
graduate; busy modern Sc Office;
state age. qualification exper. Box
46S-R. Star -
Dental ASSISTANT. white. neat.
eficient. pleasant personality. will
not necessary; high school gradu-
ate: sc. Office IA. 1859. -
DENTISTS ASSISTANT, beginning
Sept. 10; young girl. unencumbered,
no exper.; desirable hours; Chevy
Chase. Box 152-G. Star:
part lime hours arransed to suit
YouT convenience. RE. 1868. --3
Evening star., 1951-09-02

YOUNG WOMAN to work in photo
shop: some KNOWLEDGE of photo n.
ishing; 4S-hour week Apply Mr.
HOUSE OF PLASTIC-washinston',
most popular party plan now train.
ing dealers for Xmas season; Ac'
call AID. 6S34 or write HOUSE OF
PIASTICS 2435 18th st. NV. fol
full details and informative bro
WANTED. TEACHER, to live in pri.
vate school of long standins dc
group Of residents; driver preferred
PERMANENT POSITION. well-edu-
Gated woman Of character. who is
ambitious for financial success and
independence Previous experience
PSona pSt neefsssry sos IAN Rrits STAR fully Give
seq WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus. Just
show Fashion Frocks to your friends
No canvassinR, investment or ex-
sRocEs Pfgtsasf pept H5e4s eindinna
FLASH. IS extra cash, ss. Amsz-
Piles. Complete Christmas, every
udS illCo. SldllOllcIE. rEGS I'll \
offer Write EMPIRE CARD. e.
ACT NOWEMake Big Money-sell
Christmas cards, so with name
S1.25. Free Samples. PerSonaliZed
Stationery, Napkins, Matches. Com
plete Christmas and everyday lines,
Fund raising plan. Cost nothing to
try. Write SYRACUSE CARD. syra-
MAKE S15 selling only so boxes
EXCLUSIVE Gold Star Christmas
Cards ame-imprinted Others at
so for S1.25. UP. Just show FREE
SAMPLES. Also Christmas and ALL
Occasion Assortments on free trial
approval Big selection. Exclusive
Gift Wraps, Stationery, Napkins.
Write COLONIAL STUDIOS. Dept.
"tS Greenwich. Conn.
ALL WOMEN-ALL HOUSEWIVES:
Earn S35 weekly during your spare
time. Sell guaranteed DUPONT ny
Ions. 51-l5s only 64c pr. Big profit.
Back -to-school items at below retail
prices. No money needed. We SUPPLY
stock. Call collect, Market 2-4353,
Newark, N j.. for samples.
FREE RENT in exchange for helping
with light work around roominR
house. Call FX. 557S. -3
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
Fifth ave-, N. Y, firm desires women
to sell dresses, suits, lingerie. Seen
Vogue" 'Mademoiselle." Good
commissions. Write MODERN MAN
NER, o6OAN 18th ave. New York
Evening star., 1951-09-02
HELP WOMEN
SALESLADY
Excellent Salary and
COMMISSION
Apply WASHINGTON SPECIALITY
SHOP, 1344 F st. NV.

Apply WASHINGTON SPECIALITY
SHOP, 1874 F st. NV.
sALEsLADIEs, experienced for our
in person. WALES. 1919 g st, NV.
SALESLADIES. Outside contact work.
Earn $40 to $l5 paid daily. Good
opportunity for neat appearing
young ladies. EXP. in sales work.
Apply all all week. 1912 G st. NV.
SALESLADIES, at both our Silver
Spring Md and Washington stores,
to sell accessories in a fine women's
apparel store; experienced; 20 per
cent discount on purchases; top
salary; 5l2-day wk. Apply at Silver
Spring store or 1924 F st. NV.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO. a
SALESLADIES. part time Thurs, 5
TO Pm, and Sats. Must be exper.
liberal commission. THE PRiNcEss
SHOP, ll0S F st. NV. -4
SALESLADIES
Experienced. for boys department;
5ra-day week. Attractive salary
IIvINGsTON'S. e06 7th st. NV
SALESWOMEN, with some knowledge
OF sewing. interested in permanent
employment: good starting salary;
40-hr. .wk.: pleasant working conds.
Apply Mr.. Muriot, bet. 8 am. and
noon, or call EN-. 4244 for appt.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO..
342l Conn. ave. NV. "A
SEAMSTRESS. Good dressmaking and
alteration on suits and coats State
experience. Box 434-R, Star.
SEAMSTRESS - For alterations OF
dresses; general repairs. Experience
necessary; excellent salary, perma-
nent job. Apply DEBONAIR VALET
26l2 Conn. ave. NV. See Mrs. JOY
ner. .
SECRETARY, part time. l to 5. Mon
day through Friday; law once: state
age. experience and qualifications.
Box 313-M, Star. ."
SECRETARY, trade associat ton. air.
conditioned bldg. near Statler.
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. good working
cident. life insurance and retirement
plan; 5-dav wk.; $3.50 mo. Write
Box 4S6-R, Star. 3
SECRETARY, also to do personnel
work and employment interviewing
must he able to assume RESPONSE
public; shorthand and tipping re-
auired: 5-day wk.; excel. opportu-
nifty in interesting business for
qualified person. See Mrs. Mosko-
witz, NATIONAL BRoADCASTING
CO, "a l4th St, NV.
SECRETARY, by executive Of medical
organization; age 24-36 preferred;
permanent position; medical short
hand not reauireo; oLport. for ini-
tiative; pleasant surroundings; $3.50
month; special employe BENEFITS.
Box AIR, Star. "a
Evening star., 1951-09-02

STENO.-PART TIME
Central loc: 2-airl ONCE; perm; aver
age speed; diversified duties; hrs,
am. to / p.m.; 5-day wk.; age,
20-35.
WESTERN EXTERMINATING co.
1923 18th st. NV. Me. 1920.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
CLERK
PART TIME

~ In. W p,m., Gays per week
and l pm. to 4 pm. on Sat-; 21-3(
good attendance, Apply personnel
Room 506. Open weekdays. S:30-E
and Sat-, 9-1. Positively no tele.
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
PAINT DEMONSTRATOR
Young lady, thoroughly experienced
IN paint demonstration. Must have
TRANSPORTATION; Permanent position
surance, free. disqualification. paid
vacations. ga paid holidays. dis
counts. Phone AT. 1400 for inter-
HECHINGER co.
18th AND H SITS. NE IS
PART-TIME or full-time saleswomar
wanted with or without experience
to find and supply us with pros
poets for used cars on good com.
mission basis. Cali OR. O1O2. ask
for sales manager. >
PIX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR,
must be experienced; 5-day week
so4a PCS Salsry; nry;,, Apply Mrs, Thomas,
PIX. OPERATOR .TYPIST. perma.
nent position, 5-day, 4O-hour week
Pleasant working conditions in new
modern ruilding Paid vacation anc
other employe benefits. apply 2Otf
CENTURY FOX FILM CORP. 41E
PIX oPERxToR. daytime hrs; sooc
salary and working conditions. SEE
Mr; Soyars at A. p. WOODSON co.
l313 H ST NV
PIX OPERATOR, girl that can re.
lieve on board and do filing; also
type 5-day week. Air-conditionec
office. Apply Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR
MASTERPIECES, oil 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1951-09-02
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Old established law firm desires sec
retary having legal or trademark
exper.; 5-day wk Call MA. 1878
Evening star., 1951-09-02
STENO. O.-CLERK

To business manager in zone
ONCE Of automobile manufac-
turer; capable of assuming
responsibility. adept at figures;
5-day, 40-hour wk.: pleasant
working conditions. Write i'm
mediately relative to exper..
education. age. etc. Box SOL,
Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
TYPIST
TYPIST

White or colored. for credit office
no exper. nee; highest salary; perm
Apply REGAL. III 7th ST. NV
Evening star., 1951-09-02

Bet ages 1870: 5-day. 37-hr. wk.;
vacation with pay: GOOD chance for
advancement. Apply INDEMNITY
INSURANCE CO.. $50 Woodward
bldg 18th and II sfs n W "a
Evening star., 1951-09-02
DEMONSTRATORS

Four demonstrators for demonstra-
ton Of new. amazing paint products,
Good working hours. good salary.
Contact T. w. Myers SHERWIN
WILLIAMS CO, 1917 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
PORTER
HALL MAN

TOWERS HOTEL. 800 Mass SpHts ave-.
NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-02
THE ] EVENING STAR
rIOl Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST
CIERK-TYPIST

Age 5000. The Evening Star has an
opening in the classified adyertts-
ing department An opportunity fcT
telephone voice. who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service 10
customers by telephone The. hours
are days q week. l to $50 nm
and Sat. II am. to z pm. II in
ferested, apply personnel ofilce.
RIM sos. Open Mon. through Fri.
$50 am. tc pm. and Sat. am,
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-09-02
TYPIST
TYPIST

Intelligent young lady. willing to as
sumo responsibility, do ediphone
work for head of national organiza-
tion Call MA 25n1 Il
Evening star., 1951-09-02

Excellent earnings. dresses furnished
and cleaned free, meals furnished
paid sick leave and vacation, group
insurance and employe purchases
diSrnunt
Evening star., 1951-09-02

I Z ID I
General office. desirable and perma.
nent position with local firm estab.
lished 20 years. Air-conditioned office
co-workers of highest type: many
attractive features. SaIary commen.
surate with ability. Will train be-
ginner If typing speed averages As
to 30 w.p.m. For personal interview
call EX. 1855. Ext. 900, during Office
hours -
Evening star., 1951-09-02
FIOOR Girl,

Exper and 10 cent store; attrac
salary. Apply to POLAN'S &c TIC
ST STORE Laurel. Md, 32s Main st
Evening star., 1951-03-12
19 Units Of Air Guard
On Listt 10 Be Called Up

Nineteen non-flying units of the
Air National Guard, with a total
strength of approximately 10000
officers and men, will be ordered
into active military service within
the next nine months, Gen. Hoyt
s. Vandenberg, Air Force chief of
staff, announced today.
The first of the units will be
ordered to duty within two months
and the remainder spaced over a
seven month period.
The groups to be ordered up are
service type, including IL aircraft
control and warning groups. five
signal light construction COM
panies, and three communication
squadrons.
The units to be alerted are in
addition to the % fighter and
light bomber wings that have been
previously announced as sched =
uled for active service.
The Air Force said its present
plan is to release Air National
Guard units and personnel by the
time they have completed 81
months of active duty.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Reds GET 15-Day Injunction
In Fight on Registration Act
By the Associofed Press

The Communist Party today won
15-day Injunction in it's fight to
keep from having to register with
the Government.
The Injunction was granted by
a special Judge Federal court
to allow the party to carry its case
to the Supreme Court.
The three-judge court previous
ly had refused an injunction to
halt registration proceedings be-
for the Subversive Activities Con-
troll Board under the internal Sc
curity law of 1850.
That law, known as the Nc
Carran Act, requires the Com
munist Party to register and file
a membership list with the JUS
tice Department.
The effect of today's action is
to prevent Attorney General Nc
Grath and the board from going
ahead with hearings until the
party's attorneys have a chance
to seek a Supreme Court review.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
D. T.. Rent Control
Extended by House

The House today, by voice vote,
passed and sent to the Senate a
resolution to extend the District
Rent Law to June 80.
Action was unanimous on the
legislation called up by Chairman
Mcmillan of the House District
Committee.
Only one question was raised on
the floor, by Representative Miller,
Republican, of Nebraska, a men,
ber of the House District Com
mittee.
He inquired whether this 90-day
extension of the District law from
it's present terminal date of March
81 was similar to that proposed in
pending legislation to extend the
Federal law to the same date
June 30.
Chairman Mcmillan said it was,
and the bill went through in a
hurry.
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Phony Mink Coat Found Ad
Keeps Brunnun's Phone Busy

Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan and The Star were targets of
the warped humor of a practical
joker who yesterday inserted this
ad in the Sunday Stars Lost and
Found column.
Found: Natural pastel royal
mink coat, 1000 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, Saturday morning. OR.
6226.
The coats description was re-
markably like that of a White
House stenographer whose hus-
band has been accused of influence
ing Reconstruction Finance Corp.
policies. The White House, as all
but a few-including, alas, our ad
taker-know is at 1900 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
But the telephone number
ouch!-is Mr.. Brannan's. And the
telephone started ringing at 8 I'm.
yesterday, and it rang and it rang
and 1t rang.
do you still have it?" the first
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Senate Group Favors
D. {. Annual Authority
For Daylight Saving
Pustore Subcommittee
Reports Adversely on
Minimum Wage Issue

The welfare subcommittee OF
the Senate District Committee
today voted unanimously for a
bill to give the Commissioners
continuing annual authority to
decide if the District should have
daylight time each summer.
The measure is to be considered
by the full District committee at
meeting Wednesday. If past
practice is followed, the commit
tee and then the Senate will vote
for the bill, sending it to the
House, which has held different
views.
In the past several years, the
House has rejected the perma-
nent authority bill and reluctantly
compromised on a "one-year
more" plan.
The House District Committee
last week rejected both a bill fol-
permanent authority for the Com
missioners and one to let them
decide the issue again this sum-
mer.
Reconsideration of those votes
however. has been promised by
some House committee members
The Senate subcommittee, head
ed by Senator Pastore, Democrat
of Rhode Island, quickly decided
today that the arguments for and
against fast" time were so well
known it was not necessary te
hold public hearings. Voting with
Senator Pastore were Senators
Smith, Democrat, of North Caro-
lima, and Butler, Republican. OF
Maryland.
In other actions today, the Pas
tore subcommittee considered but
deferred action on bill to regu-
late optometry and to declare il
profession"
The subcommittee decided tc
make further study of the long
controversy over this measure.
Adverse to Minimum Wage.
The subcommittee also voted tc
report adversely on a bill by Dis
trict Committee Chairman Nicely
to extend the provisions of the
District minimum wage law tt
cover the employment of men.
The Pastore group also reported
favorably bill permitting physi-
clans who live outside the District
boundary to sign certificates fol-
tSee DAYLIGHT, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1951-03-12
Truman Satisfied
After Phone Farley
With Hill Leaders
Conference Touches on
Military Monpower, Grain
For India and AurioI
D. r.
By Joseph A. Fox
Stor Stcff CORRESPONDENT

SiA' S'@i' ~S'VSFS'AS"
KEY WEST, Fla, Mar. 12.-
President Truman today held a
very satisfactory telephone con-
ference with his legislative lead
ers, reporting that "the whole
field was covered" in a session
of about minutes.
The President took up pro-
posed congressional curbs on the
Novy Bill Providing for Huge corrier
and Atom Sub is Signed. Pase A-3
New Multi Billion DolIor Plan for Foreign
Aid Given Trumon. Pooe A-4
military manpower program which
are known to be causing him
some concern, but Press Secre-
tary Joseph Short said he could
not discuss the turn the talk took.
Nor did he know if the Satisfac-
ton reported by the President re-
ferred to the progress of the ad-
ministration legislative program.
The issues bothering him are
Cd the 4 million man ceiling on
armed forces incorporated in the
bill passed by the Senate and
sent to the House, and 90 the
Senate resolution to require the
President to consult with Con-
gress on sending troops abroad.
Discusses India Grain.
Mr.. Short said also that the
President discussed specifically:
His urgent request to Congress
to finance shipment of 2 million
tons of wheat to India, which is
dragging on Capitol Hill.
A plan to have President Auriol
of France deliver an address to
a joint session of Congress when
he visits Washington, Easter
week. Announcement of plans in
this direction were left to the
leaders.
Mr.. Short also announced that
the President would hold news
conference at his quarters with
the reporters in two weeks.
There was no White House re-
action on the appointment of
Dr. Frank P. Graham to head
the Labor Departments defense
manpower program.
Members of Conference.
Participating in today's con-
ference with the President were
Vice President Barkley, House
Speaker Rayburn, House Whip
Priest of Tennessee, and House
Leader Mccormack of Massachu-
setts. Senate Leader Mcfarland
of Arizona was away from the
Capital to attend the funeral of
Senator Chapman of Kentucky.
Meanwhile, the Little White
House" maintained silence on the
Reconstruction Finance Corp. in
ouiry which is moving from Capt.
tol Hill to a Federal grand jury
room.
There was no definite word on
(See TRUMAN, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1951-03-12
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 12.-George
Morton Levy, general counsel for
Roosevelt Raceway, told the Sem
ate Crime Investigation Commit
tee today that he paid Frank Co.'S
tello, gambling figure. 100000 to
rid the race track of bookmakers.
Mr.. Levy said he made the move
to try to save the fashionable
trotting tracks license after a
State official warned him the
track was infested with bookies." :"
The attorney, appearing at the
start of a climactic series of COM
mittee hearings. said he paid Co.'S
tello $4,000 a year for four years
ending in 1949.
Mr.. Levy said he hired the
reputed underworld boss ION
faith" and that Costello did "a
very fine job" The track had no
more trouble with bookmakers
Mr.. Levy said.
The witness was asked: ITO