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Evening star., 1951-06-26
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
ADDITIONS, MONIES remodeled. guar.
anteed work: up to a yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON coNTR. CO.. RE. 4477.

ADDITIONS, homes remodeied: guar.
anteed work: up to 4 yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON coNTR. CO.. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS ana moderniE4ns, cellar
e ,mst., Fost can N.oES4 81 SS4sss5 g iS5 trs.
ALTERATIoNs-REPAfRS, speciaiisinr
in rec. rms, porches. bath rms, kit,
patios, garages. plaster brick. cement
work; new homes planned and built.
MILTON H. CLICK. daytime. RE;
BRICK LAYiNGVFireplac.s steps.
iss rzeiNSANhil zeiS hl'e5e''ossii Jo 2.iass4D' assDar'
BRlCKWORK Walls, chimneys.
porches. steps. walks; all repairs:
BRICK y0Fs WosK fHss in MI senersi si1si s Tepsir;
porehes and fireplaces. retaining
= CO, FR. ss4a any time. N2s
BUILDING. remodeling, repairing.
sARER saAlRefEnRsfy III 0F5cs ss7ss cement work. 40. Mr.
CARPENTRY-General remodeling,
Mr.. LAWRENCE &fsE eqa RH EsSis s4os. joys Can
CARPENTRY-No Job too small. By
no hour taoo or contract. ME. 1898; eyes.
cARPsSTER1Ne. PLAsTERrNG, e.-
ProofinE and buildinr new homes.
WILLIAMS. CO. o509. %.
CEMENT; also asphalt. rubber and
brick tile work. Easements made
over. CONRAD, GE. 1896. 2es
lCLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTOs
RoOTER. phone RIA ssSS any day.
any night
DRIvEWAYs, porches and cellars.
steps built or repaired. Call after
9 O'Clock weekdays. all day Sunday.
JAMES GRANT; AD. 9I53. .-2s
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. Call RA. 2222 any time.
FENCE - GaIvanised chain iink. an
posts IN concrete: Immediate erec-
tton." Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone 10. 0ss3:
evenings and Sunday. NO 6B2a
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATION manu-
featuring q. product called by
scientists "the greatest invention
since radio" offers you an oppor-
tunity to, be Independent.
be the Judge. We want both part
time and full-time men. If you don't
know how to sell. well train you.
Our men have earned up to SI,40O
per mo. locally. insome parts Of
the country much more. Apply in
7.30 d m shArn -oQ
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STENOGRAPHER

For insurance ofiice; experience no,
essential; 37la-hour, 5-day week;
vacation. For interview, call MR.
PETERSON. Ma 1lRn 90
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THE EVENING STAR

perience necessary; should be able
to take shorthand at 20 words pei
minute and be accurate and neat
typist; salary dependent upon quail
mmoatlons; mondoH tnro,as orday rissf zisS-hour week
cations. sick leave, free transporta-
tion and other. employe benefits
TRANsTT. M. 1853. Ext. 65a. Esa @
sTENoGRAPHER-CLERK for work
In light. modern. air-conditioned Of
nee. located in Georgetown. Hospi-
talization, life Insurance. accident
ca caa Ms s1ssnfSs pERsTeR RSsnsts SSay week
TELEPHONE INFORMATION clerks.
Several openings for women under
40. to learn transportation work.
experience pref. but not necessary.
GOOD salary; paid while Learning.
TTfsssifR TERaRA Sisn i11S Say l. GREYHOUND e sys Ss
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, must be Z ex-
perienced. Call Miss Boswell, Ma.
3s10. HOTEL RALEIGH, 18th and
rEIETxfE Eli rsf; h,pi ,SppiERAron-cLERKE. EIs Per-
tween 3 am. and 5 pm. -26
TELLER; excel. job available for
woman between Il and 40 yrs,
with some typing and bookkeeping
exner.; .5-day wk., 7ia-hr. day;
so9. s1s 14th st.n.w. between 0
TELLER. for inanciai institution;
permanent position, with excel
lent future; typlns necessary: 35-
mr., 5-day week; give experience,
references and salary expected. Ap-
plicant should be. neat, accurate and
QhlA vSfvt1fr d.,
handwriting. Box 1S4-H star.
age lS 70 40, small railroad agency;
5-day, 32a-hour week. ME. 22S3
or 40 UNION TRUST BLDG. 26'
TYPIST, willing to learn general Of
manent position with local once.
Nationally known machinery manu-
facturer. 5-day week. dienified work
Ing conditions: in downtown air
conditioned. new building. Paid va
cation and opportunity for advance
ment. Phone DI. 1894 between 10
TYPIsT. white. 4o-hr. wk.. S vaea-
aGERTea. llSh Hasa PsS sx. 7sss. s4Y SCOUTS ss or
TYPfST, insurance company branch
ONCE; 5-day week, convenient loca-
een t.on' pP Riessapt sshs working conditions.
TYPIsT. experienced. for service
dept !. newspaper once; 5-day vk.:
disqualification and other employe
Dement'S. advancement. co. 1918.
TYPIST. electromatic PSM; sxper.
necessary. This position is permanent
and with an expanding organization
IN the engineering and copy prepars-
ton neld; annual and sick leave
BENEFITS. Cali ME. 6471. -28
TYPIST. with some knowledge OF
shorthand; good salary. 5-day week:
pIalesasant Ias surroundings. Apply RIM.
TfPIST, under 40; 37ia-hr. wk.; with
Ice. hrea and casualty insurance CO.;
work is interesting and can advance
TO important position. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL, S12
Woodward Bldg. -2S
TYPIST for consulting engineer; must
be acctir.; min.. so words per min. !:
5-day wk.; perm: salary open. EX.
$685. VIM. A. BROWN. 1928 Conn.
ave. n " or
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HOIJSEMAN

Experienced, all g.h.w.: driving per-
WO. S153 after 5. g
LAUNDRESS. Cali DU. 05Sl.
MAID: part time, in rooming house,
IN payment for apt. M. 9296. q
MAID. g.h.w. and laundry: to. live
Thurs sssis. sna wsn sTers care ohea q sun chis
saiary $23 . week. Apply 5000
abe, e do % hsht houseWorEs MS@onEs 16s ios
sma1 family; must be neat and
sssyssS; $40 'S.l to 8. no SUNDAYS. tGssn' We. 8.
PART TIME every day from 60 % p.rn. :;
you can earn up to SIS daily driv-
ing sneeifed people to local Va.
can earn up to Se5 daily. Must have ave
Call Mr.. White. IA. 1890 any day
u Jinnslud, Sun. l0-5. -26,
cslI ssii Nol l5k'i 4ess. shildrsn' good s9 hSns.
two small children. air-cond. apt
Cal Elk. 1869. Mon, and Tues. 27s
NOMAN--g. INV. and care of chill
oreni live in; $50 wk. TO. 1884
3 children, 2 adults, iive-in. Salary
$50 week, 6-day week. Call Gathers.
burg 43S-J, Sun. and ewes. pa
ARLINGTON. close-in Clarendon
Cooks. INV; recent references, health
card: live in. GL. 2106. -29
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. to care for :
shlldrsn; INV; good salary. 10
RELiABLE MAID, 5h-day week iiv,
In or out: steady job for right girl
sETTtEn E2ll m; osSS ISGuUEs fos appointment; 2s'
with a colored family; good hom,
MATURE WOMAN, white, manae,
small home and boys, ages 3 anc
9: must live In. Cali MR.. SMITH
TR. $500; ewes. 10. 2-9532. q
EXPERIENCED GHW-COOR
8 adults. good wages. live in preferred
References REQUIRED. Chevy Chase,
Md. WI. 5000. go
COLORED = EMPLOYED COUPLE
want alderly woman to care for Q
children; room, board, small salary.
CoLoRED@EMPLoYED MoTHER de-
sires settled colored woman to care
for infant in exchange for room,
board and small salary. Call between
IL and 3. Ii. 4-1620. -27
Evening star., 1951-06-26

G.H,W:. colored. reliable. experienced;
VII 1--we IN; out-of-town considered.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, or
10. S-4577.
GIRL, colored, desires job. g.h.w.,
purse purse maid; 5h days; refs. GE.
GIRL, colored. desires Job caring for
SniioIen; 5-day wk.; exper.. ref.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work;
references. Me. 1866.
GIRL. colored. desires work as child
care; 5-day week. Call HI. S935.
IlHL abii1 coiored. desires days work.
mornings, evenings.
Evening star., 1951-06-26


As ir. salesman for retail fioor cover.
lngs: exper. not necessary. SENATE
FLOOR COVERING CO.. 3019 NJ st.
NV. 3
YOUNG MEN t2l, sales trainees;
more. leads than present staff can
handle; $50 to S65 wk. to start, de-
pending on aptitude; IL ANIL pm,
on Only, See MR.: KAHN, Room 200
YOUNG MEN. over IS. free to travel;
sond ssn eash sIars $40 per week. RIM. = "a
HERE IS an opportunity for YOU 20
get q good steady lob In Virginia
no need to travel far; we have open
ings for receivers. grocery clerks.
produce men. meat cutters and
enced We win pay you you i While train train.
ing: work good hours in q pleasant
environment and receive vacation
with pay. paid hospital and other
company benefits. Apply In person.
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES, 4O3 Swan
ave ave- ny taking bus at 18th and Pa.
Yard between 8 and s or apply st
Culmore Shopping Center, 500 Lees
burg pike. between Bailey's Cross
roads and Seven Corners: take bus
marked Culmore-Parkwood. 1e.H and
RETAIL SALES. stationery and once
supplies; experience preferred; men
or women: See MIR. STOBART, i4I7
TWO % MEN, VEN eos; eoiored; d;~' Kitchen 1Rs hs,p
Apply in person. 2023 9th st. NV.
EMPLOYED MEN, 3 eyes,. sat-: sales.
work by contact and leads; no can
xas.; x sbout 81 so hr. REAL SILK,
COLLEGE STuDENT-v.canc,es n,
men on sales crew; average pay
$50 per wk.; outside work; paid
while training. See MR.. SANDER,
Room S27. 724 9th st. NV. bet,
HfGHLY - RATED MANuFAcTURRGRR URG
with so years Nationwide distribu-
tion Of maintenance items used daily
by all types of institutional. manu-
featuring and commercial accounts,
needs salesman with car for Wash
ington, .. G.. territory. Our national
MANAoEMENT, MODERN HosPT- cPt
tai and other publications. A COM
plste training program for person
selected. Weekly commission advance
arrangement. See MIR. r. r. LONG.
az az TT1bn.inSsntai Tbnl1SaH Hotel. on "Wednesday
DEALER wanted at once.
good opportunity. Write at once.
RAWLEIGH's. Dept. DCF-14-105.
Chester, Pa
ESTABLIsHED ROUTE available for
married man with car; age IS to 40;
no exper: necessary; good earnings;
ALLIED AVIATION FUELING CO..
Washington National Airport. ex-
treme south end Of field. fueling
airplanes. no experience required.
6-day week. starting salary Sfi5 wk.
plus shift differential. Drivers
license required. Chauffeur's license
preferred.
SERVICEMAN. reliable and sober
man wanted for tire and battery
service; must be experienced. Full
time, work. Apply In person 1918
Good Hope rd. sc. -
ORGANIZATION manu-
is.sntti1 isctufing e, product called by
since radio" offers you an oppor-
tunity to. be independent
we will show you our product; you
be the Judge. We want both part
time and full-time men. II you don't
know how to sell. well train you.
Our men have earned up to SI,40O
Evening star., 1951-06-26

YOUNG MAN, high school graduate
Interested In learning retail appliance
business. Good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Write Box 1860. Star
knowledge Of bookkeeping. fling and
tgping. Apply BOX 7S-E. Star. --1
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HELP MEN Cont
SAIESMEN

To work in our Alexandria branch
store, excellent salary plus COM
mission. Cooperative disqualification,
insurance benefits, vacation, etc
AND ~ TV eo.s. nsi5 pI. Ti 1906 ior intsHvieS EARsS
appointment.
Evening star., 1951-06-26

LADIESSPARE TIME
Refined saleSwork In hrs. Of own
choice. REAL SILK nat, adv. linz
gerie and hosiery. No canvas, about
Sl.50 hr. MA. 1857. --26
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WAITRESSES

wv x14 = 44GA11011kS
White, i ,,E sypsrisncsd; s1. Apply EARL
stand; S25 to $40 Wk. 24O0 Eye
st. NV. MRS. AUSTIN. -2S
LADIES t2) with car for part time
work, Apply RIM. S27. 724 9th
ST. NV. 81 --26
from home. earn
srsr saaes. sUIs EN- oEIog N Maiscnstts seF.,.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
MEN-50 TO 65

JUL or part time. to meet public:
mo exp. nec.; Chr. day; about $50
zwk. to start. Apply Mr.. YOUNG
10 am. to 2 pm. Rm. 702. 710
-14th st. NV: --26
Evening star., 1951-06-26
WAITRESS

~eSWG 4tSoVCSSSA CS4AU
Union Station -2S
WAITRESS AND COUNTER GIRL,
experienced, day or night work.
BASSIN. 1920 Pa. ave. NV. Elk.
WAITRESS WANTED. must be neat
! and fast, with cocktail lounge ex-
perience. Good job. Apply THE
WHEEL BAR, 3S17 Bladensburg rd.
MATTRESSES. white. over 81; full or
part week: day and night shifts
open; air conditioned. SPECTOR'S
RESTAURANT. ST. 1882. Call after
MATTRESSES, white. full time. split
HOUSE TAVERN in Silver Spring.
Expertence not necessary. Phone
Walii;TRsESSssEs. white, experienced;
excellent tipping. Apply OYSTER
Job good for $85 to SIS Wk.; NO
FooD RESTAURANT, 7212 Wis
consin ave. WI. .9S78. -27
MATTRESSES, white: experienced;
good tips; new. modern restaurant.
Apply MR.. SCOTT. 5000 Conn. ace,
DU. 6S06. --27
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HELP MoMEN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .nublica-
ton requires rapid. accurate. ste
nographer; assist busy executive; o.
pitalizatior;; unusual opportunities
for adyaneement; good starting SAL
STENOGRAPHER, Insurance claim
dept. Call Mr.. BAcHSCFiMID, MA.
011g whetWnAn @ and IN 4 n ls1
Evening star., 1951-06-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Management -Trainee
This position offered by an inter-
national firm in business more than
100 years with over 1,200 outlets.
is only for men. 25 to so years of
age, interested in security and
chances for unlimited advancement,
paid vacation, family hospital bene-
fits, free retirement plan, good
starting salary and commission
when qualified. Experience not neces-
sary. TRANSFORMATION furnished.
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 7o15 Wis
consin ave. Will accept evening
interviews. Call OIL. 7015 for ap-
pointment -oQ
Evening star., 1951-06-26
STENOGRAPHER
RECORD DEPT

We have q permanent position avail.
able Tor an alert woman who enjoys
working with figures. 1885 year,
Of age. neat In appearance and will.
ing 10 give good attendance. A
and q fair shorthand speed are re-
CURED. Many employe advantage,
In addition to salary. Apply per-
sonnel. room 500. Open weekdays
S:S0-5 and Sat, 9-I. No phone
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HELP WOMEN
FORM STT,VER CTTTRS

SETTLED WOMAN To take care ot
baby;. days week. Call Ii
Evening star., 1951-06-26

WAITRESS, white. experienced; 5-day
wk., Bill pm. GARDEN RESTAU-
RANT. 1912 18th ST. NV. -29
WAITRESS, white. day and evenins
work: meals. Apply LOS ANDES
CAFE. 2710 Columbia pike, Arling-
ton. Va. or call RE. 1905 q
WAITRESS. white, experienced; for
restaurant: night work: good earn
ings. Working facilities excellent
Apply in person, 5915 Georgia ave.
NV. No phone calls. --2T
WAITRESS, colored; 3 nights q week
o pm. to 2 am. Apply 1904
Kenilworth ave. ne. Us
WAITRESS, experienced. white, night
work, good tips. Apply 5516 Colo
RADIO ave. NV. .--2S
WAITRESS, full or part time; exper !;
air cond. Apply SHIRLINGTON
DEIICATESSEN. 4015 s. 2Sth,
Arlington. --2s
WAITRESS wanted, experienced. MT.
VERNON RESTAURANT. Ali 11th
ST. n.M..---.------ 2. ". ~
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YOUNG LADY

Position in accounting department
OF New York Stock Exchange firm,
experience unnecessary. viii con-
slider recent high school graduate.
Must be good at figures and knowl-
edge OF tipping helpful. BOX 3O3-G,
Evening star., 1951-06-26
STENOGRAPHER

d SIENCJCIHAPHER
For position with large local insur.
ance agency; excellent opportunity
for advancement; salary based
On experience and qualifieations
Bldg. DI 51SO. -Sf5
Evening star., 1951-06-26

Telephone Solicitors
Evening star., 1951-06-26
TELEvISION OUTSIDE
SERVICEMEN

Experienced; car adj
vantageous; salary commensu-
rate with ability; for employ
ment IN one of Washing.on's =
1inest music houses. Call MIR.
WEINBURG. DI. S464.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
Virginia AP Members
Elect {. f. Lindsay
By the Associated Press

NATURAL BRIDGE, Va. July
14.-C. E. Lindsay, publisher of
the Charlottesville Daily Progress,
is the rev chairman of the Vir-
ginia members of the Associated
Press.
The group yesterday elected
John Spencer. managing editor of
the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, first
vice chairman. Charles Rowe,
publisher of the Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star. was elected Sec
ond vice chairman. Frank H
Fuller. chief of the A. P.'s Rich
mond bureau. was reelected Sec
Iretary.
Meeting In seniannua1 session
| the Virginia. A. P. members adopt
ed a resolution urging the State
Department to use it's influence
in obtaining the release of Will
liam N. Oatis. Associated Press
correspondent in Czechoslovakia
Mr.. Oatis was jailed on charges
of subversive activity, in Czecho-
slovakia.
"Oatis' only offense against the
Communist government of Czecho-
Islovakia," the resolution stated
was the honest. accurate an6
diligent performance Of his dutie:
las a reporter for the free press.
Evening star., 1951-07-14

impressed by the arguments of
the Government blue collar
workers that, in many instances.
they receive less pay than workers
in comparable jobs in private in
duStry because of their liberal
leave benefits. Therefore, the con-
ferees left it up to Federal wage
boards to determine if cut in
leave actually will place blue COL
lar workers at a disadvantage
compared to their ccunterparts in
private industry. -..
incidentally, the conferees
action in rejecting the Senate
Civil Service Committees pro-
posal, means that the present Is
days-a-year sick leave won't be
cut. The Senate groups bill pro-
vided for slicing this to 13 days.
The graduated leave plan called
for 13 days for employees with less
than two years of service, 20 days
for those with from 2 to Is years,
and 26 days for those with more
than Is years.
The bill also would have brought
postal workers under these bene-
fits. It's possible that Congress
will amend the Post Office Depart
ment 1852 money bill when it
comes up for action to give 20
days annual leave benefits to
postal workers. who now only
have Is days.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
Ambassador Chopin's Daughter
Weds Nebruskun at The Hague

Miss Chaplin has position with
another Government agency.
A crowd of some 100 men and
women cheered and disrupted
Hague traffic when the Ambassa-
dor led his daughter out of the
town hall to drive in carriage
drawn by six white horses to 9
small English church in the cen.
ter of town.
The bride was cheered again by
"a large crowd when arriving al
the church in street gay with
bunting. Flags flew from all the
houses along the narrow street.
Wedding reception guests in
cluded the American ENJOYS in
the Benelux countries, Mrs. Perle
Mesta from Luxembourg and Rob-
ert Murphy from Belgium, as well
as a large number Of Dutch OFF,
cials.
The newlyweds will honeymoon
on a "trip through Western Eu-
rope b5 auto.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
Controls
CONTINUED From First Page.)

ton Act does not contain this
authority, and the HouSe-by a
vote of 90 to 39-refused to sur
render it's right to charter cor
porations itself.
In another action the House
turned down, 95 to So. proposal
by Representative Donovan, Dem
ocrat, of New York to set up a
separate minerals administration
to centralize authority in one
agency to handle all defense work
connected with minerals and
metals.
It also killed, for the second
time. proposal by Representa-
tive Javits, Republican, of New
York to give the President au-
thority to acquire and operate in
dustrial plants.
It approved an amendment by
Representative D'Ewart, Republi.
can, of Montana, limiting defense
purchase contracts for metals
minerals or agricultural product.
to no longer than one year be.
yond expiration of the act.
Meanwhile, the Bureau of Labor
Statistics announced that whole.
sale prices dropped three-tenth'
of / per cent in the week endee
July 10. 1t was the sixth straigh
weekly. fall in the wholesale pric.
level, although they still were 14.'
per cent above the pre-Korear
level.
Wilson Worried by Lay-Offs.
Mobilization Director Charlie:
E Wilson disclosed he had asked
the armed forces to study whether
more munitions contracts can bt
placed in the Detroit area to alb
sorb workers laid off by the auto.
mobile industry.
Mr.. Wilson wrote Norman
Matthews, director of the Chryslel
Department Of the CIO United
Auto Workers. that he is very
much concerned about the num-
ber of persons who are out OF
work in the Detroit area"
And the National Production
Authority announced that build
ers needing Federal authority to
start construction projects must
file new application forms by July
40 to obtain materials in the
October through December quar-
Evening star., 1951-07-14
By the Associated Pres.

THE HAGUE. the Netherlands.
July 14.-Helen Chaplin, daughter
of the American Ambassador to
the Netherlands, Selden Chaplin,
and Mrs. Chaplin. was married to-
day to Ronald Metz of Omaha,
Nebr. A civil service at the town
hall was followed by a church
ceremony.
Miss Chaplin, granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester Noyes
of New York and the late Capt.
and Mrs. Frederic L. Chaplin of
Washington, was graduated from
Vassar College in l949.
Mr.. Metz. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Metz of Lincoln, Nebr.,
was graduated from the Univer-
sity of California, served with the
Army in the Far East and now
is employed by the Defense De-
partment in Washington, where
Evening star., 1951-07-14
Wide Probe Urged
In Maryland Schools
By the Assoeioted Press

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July IA
THE whole Maryland school sys-
tenn would bear investigation
and plenty of it," the Sobeloff
Commission was told here yes
terday.
The commission met here to
listen to suggestions for improving
the State governmental system
The blast against the school
system came from Senator Nc
Laughlin. Washington County Re-
publican. He charged the State
forces the counties to construct
buildings which are too elaborate
and costly.
He cited Washington as a coun.
lty which manages to get along
without bonds and with the $1.5(
tax rate because I'VE build plair
sense schools"
He also charged, without speci.
flying localities. that in some
schools the high school graduate:
are not taught some of the neces.
Isary subjects which qualify then
for colleges and universities.
Gov. .McKeldin said that some
one will eventually have to decide
just how far the State should gt
in helping counties finance theil
schools.
The Governor also said he woule
like to see cabinet system o.
authority replace the IS boards
and commissions from which h,
must obtain reports on Stat
activities.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
Hospital Board Approves
Housekeeper's S Dismissal

The Board of Directors of the
Prince Georges County General
Hospital at Cheverly has approved
the dismissal of Mrs. Eleanor
Yates, the institutions head
housekeepers ..-
The board acted in executive
session Thursday night after hear
ing Supt. Harry w. Penn and
Mrs, Yates. -...s
The superintendent notified Mrs.
Yates several days ago of her
dismissal, effective tomorrow. The
matter was brought before the
county commissioners by Com
missioner Edward j. Waters.
Thomas E. Latimer, chairman OF
the commissioners board. who also
heads the hospital board, called
the session Thursday.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
Wide Unemployment
Reported in Romuniu
By the Assoeioted Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, July
Unreliable Sources with access
to information about what goes
on inside Romania said yesterday
that country is suffering wide
spread unemployment and coll
lapsing economy.
These sources reported there are
now more than / million unem-
ployed in Romania, with indus
tries and government Offices forced
to make Is per cent cuts in pay
rolls.
The accounts said those regard
ed as suspicious" were first to
be purged from the payrolls. They
added, however, that jobs at hard
manual labor on a canal project
Romania is building between the
Danube and the Black Sea are
Istill easily obtainable.
Evening star., 1951-07-14
The Federal Spotlight
House and Senate Conferees
'Agree on 6-Doy Cut in Leave

opportunity to take all their leave
during the year.
3. Approved the Douglas amend
ment, drastically reducing the
number of new Government lin
cuisines and the replacement of
old ones.
4. Approved the Byrd amend
ment. imposing an additional Is
per cent reduction in the number
of Government information en-
ployes.
The exact cost of. the bill was
not Immediately given, since the
conference report will not be filed
until Monday. However, the con-
ferees estimated the measure will
be about $500 million below orig
inal budget estimates.
Senator Maybank, Democrat. of
South Carolina, one of the con-
ferees. said the agreement on the
bill was reached with view to-
ward settling the deadlock on the
!Labor-Federal Security money
bill. .....
The conferees on Labor-FSA
had rejected, on Wednesday, the
Jensen, amendment and had wa
tered down the Ferguson rider
Whereupon the House the next
day refused to accept the confer
|ence report and ordered its con-
|ferees to insist on retention Of the
Jensen proviso.
Senator Maybank said las.
night that, in view Of the adop-
tioTi of the 10 per cent Ferguson
reduction formula and the various
other savings made through re-
duction of Government informa-
tion jobs, autos and annual leave,
the House might agree to the
Ferguson provision. Senator May
bank said all the savings achieved
by the conferees on the independ-
ent offices bill totaled at least as
much as could be achieved by the
Jensen rider. s. ... .
In cutting annual leave to 20
days. the conferees paved the
way for possible pay increases for
the Governments per diem