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Evening star., 1951-11-04

CAsHIER-PHONE ORDER CLERK,
grocery. experience preferred; excel
lent salary; pleasant working condi-
interview. MR.. KIATTA, 1877 Conn.
CIGAR CLERK, no experience neces-
sary WESLEY HEIGHTS PHAR-
MACY, 1901 45th st. NV. %
CLERK for laundry and dry clean
age age a5.4o: .4 high school EDUCATION; ;
LAUNDRY, 1928 Florida ave. NV.
CLERK. white, age 1925; pleasing
personality: no exper. necessary;
adapted to work in accounting dept;
splendid working conds. Apply MR.
GRAHAM, Doctors Hospital 1915
CLERK in accounting department,
must be good at, figures. to work in
nome ONCE of local life insurance
company; permanent position for
qualified person with excellent oppor-
tunit1eS Tor advancement; less than
40-hour work week, free hospitaliza-
tion and life insurance; vacations
with pay; anniversary bonus and ex-
cellent working conditions: must be
local resident and have written
references from previous employers;
white only. Apply in person, AMERI-
ANCE CO 1857 K st. NV. -
CLERK-General once duties in
teT some typing. Call MR.. BOYLE.
CLERK, insurance ONCE; 4o-hr, s.
day wk:, interesting work. attract.
sal, with chance for advancement.
Call at room 400, 1908 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
CLERKS

For typing and filing. exper. not nec-
essary; pleasant working conditions;
5-day week. excellent starting salary,
vacation with pay group hoSpitaliZa-
ton benefits. Apply Mr.. Dublin, 937
F 81. NV q
CLERK -sTENOGRAPHER at Fairfax
SSnptgg SS5Snntg Child GUIDANCE HaaE Clinic. Fails
CLERK-sTENO. diversified duties,
small ohce. attractive position: Sc
resident preferred; 10-11 am. Mon,
SCI Howard I'd. sc.
CLERk.TYPisI: general once work
week Experience helpful but not
status, Box 3s9-Z. Star
CLERK-TYPIST. II to 2I. pleasant
WORKING conditions; 5-day week.
Apply in person. CORRADOS, INC.
Interior Designers. 4477 Conn. ave.
CLERK-TYPIST, young, h. s. grad,
experience not necessary; 5-day wk
$40 Woodward Bldg, RE. 1862. IS
CLERK-TYPlsT, for title and tag
work: exper; preferred. but not es-
CHASE MOTOR CO. INC, 77a5
Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 61o0.
CLEhk-IfPlSI; young woman. di-
versified position with prestige:
cellent opportunity for advance
ment. Call Mr.. Ramsey for ap-
%q1sIr g1l91nent; ro d. s464' CAMPBELL
CLERK -TYPIsT-Prefer person who
likes to work with figures. Pleasant
working conditions in downtown
office. 37h- -hr. 5-day wk. Vaca-
ton. Mr. Peterson, MA. 11S0. Mu-
TUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF
D. C., 1901 H st. NV. 10
CLERk-TYPIST, permanent position
with wonderful opportunity for the
right young woman; initiative more
desirable than exper Must have
high school or business school edu-
cation and BE able to take dicta-
tion. knowledge of the heating
and ventilating business helpful but
not essential. Write P. O.. Box
3530. GEORGETOWN station. stating
CLERK -TYPIST. white. under 35; s.
day wk.: ne. location. Call MR..
IRWIN. LA. 6-5500. IS
CLERK-TYPIST, pleasant work, many
company benefits, paid insurance,
retirement plan. 4O-hr. week. See
Mr.. johnson. THE HOOVER CO.,
1905 r. I. ave. ne. $50 am. to
IL noon, -5
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HElp WOMEN

IBM ALPHABETICAL punch opera
tor. permanent position with large
corporation, downtown location; g.
day, 40-hour week; hours. S-4:30;
salary, $3.50 mo. State age, address.
phone numper. Box 1917. Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

YOUNG MEN, 1885, as supervisors
for, retail shopping service; no ex-
ment; must be free to travel. Apply
951 Warner Building, 18th and n
YOUNG sSij [; MEN ts,. white. for outside
sales work. We furnish transporta-
tion. Average earnings, $50 wk.
S27 724 9th St NV. ID
YOUNG MEN, TRAVEL
Under "a Must be single. neat. am
bilious and free to travel Florida.
Texas and Calf. Transp. furn. Ex-
per. unnec;. Average earning. $75 per
wk., plus bonus liberal draw. acct.
MR s1yen spec aryn aesl noo see
Cap, from 10 am. to pm. Please
don't phone. 7s
COLLECTION MAN to handle in
stallment accounts by phone. Ex-
Position: Box 47o.v. Star. 'sA' Ms
CHRISTIAN. exp. ministry. teaching
or 'Y" work. Earn $4,000 first
yr. Or part time oppor. Box 353-x
COLLEGE STUDENT, 1-5 p.m.: liquor
clerk; experience not necessary
HIGH school,; 5cfR STUDENT. NV. resi-
dent. good in tipping and mathe-
mates for evening work, ell. Box
COLLEGE STUDENT-Room to share
for clerical work. iO45 Michigan
MEcHihNiicAfHLYs nSsi hiSi H s-0fS5L f2SS5cLrNED.. young
men to learn storm window installa-
tion. Good pay while training. Ad-
yances in salary within one month.
Sal Ssl! Ho. 1926 or after z pm. AP.
DRIVER for oil truck,
RIDGE, COAL co, 1I07 Jefferson
5S,d DAVIS hwy. Arl. ME. 3545, or.
PERsMSiANENT OPENING for am
bilious jr. accountant; excel. salary
and opportunity for advancement.
flcations and salary expected. -9
AT ONCE. district manager for per-
manent field sales managerial posi-
tion for consumer type selling in
city and suburban territory. Pre-
vious exper. in organizing, training,
guiding sslespeople required; Must
work hard and have real desire for
high yearly income. New, easy to
learn selection and planning pro-
gram will convince right man. Not
a desk Job. Reply to MR.. STRESS
ING, Box 202, Newark, New York
State.
WHAT you're worthp Sur
average S21 900 year selling exclu-
sive calendars. advertising special
ties High eommissions; bonus.
Write LOUIS F.. DOW CO. Empire
ENcYcIoPfbfA sseiYf pDilffipf NsE ssExLEEssMSfAN-won. EsMSf
HRrland nf KnnUlAIoa Corn ,t,h
fishers of Wonderland OF knowledge
Encyclopedia. Book Trails. etc. Let
US show you the most profitable
sales opportunity in the business
You can earn $3.50 weekly to start
All calls to qualified leads only. No
canvassing. Car and neat appear
ance essential. Apply S11s Wis.
ave, ave, IL to pm. weekdays. OIL.
SELL DIREcT-Make big money;
wool suits. pants. topcoats. Priced
low. Experience unnecessary Com
missions daily. Free OUTFIT. INTER
STATE GARMENT MFG, 1O56-T
OPPORTUNITY for man
,teeted territory; guaranteed, earn
right man. Apply to the largest
II the INDUSTRY; Monday Am. 9:3O-
II. THE HOOVER CO.. 1905 r. ].
ave. ne. See Mr.. Stepanek,
with car to sell and
del; ssliVfF fInt hOqSeh9ld reh9 supplies nearby
use part-time man. Write RAW
LEIGH'S. Dept. DCK-14- gro,
Chester. Pa.
FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVERS wanted.
Phone WI. 800. Mr. EVANS. -5
MAN, Thoroughly ex-
perienced. VIII pay top salary to
right party who is seeking q perma-
nent connection. LONGS, 73I 7thI
st. NV. -6
Evening star., 1951-11-04
WINDOW CLEANERS 127. 1st class;

WINDOW CLEANERS 12l. Ist class;
no no 2thsers need apply; S65 week.
BOY, white, 1922, for work in book
perience required. WILLIAM NOR
WITT CO., 913 18th st. NV.
operate envelope printing presses;
some knowledge Of printing desirable
but not necessary. Experienced
operator will teach you. No Satur-
day work. Advancement. vacation
with. pay; convenient to, those. liv-
WASHINGTON ENVELOPE CO.. 1st
and L sts. ne. End f., before 1880
am.
MAN. young. for produce and general
work in super market; a good Job
for the right one. 3s1l Hamilton
MAN interested IN physical culture
to make contacts; part time. COM
mission basis. MAYFLOWER HEALTH
CLUB. 1903 Eye st. NV. II am. to
MAN to work in truck service sta
ton; must have some service sta
tion exper. and good ref; S54 per
week to start. Apply after 4 pm,
SPEED & BRIscoE, 220l New York
MAN, white. to assemble orders in
stock room. Apply c, NJ. BEDDoW,
715 18th st. NV.
MAN. 40-55, good opportunity; must
have neat appearance and some
sales experience; part or full time
WAsHfNGToN DENTAL co. Iol
am. to l pm. Monday. 1904 L.
MAN. to learn the automobile busi-
ness in the sales dept Of a General
Well educated. Substantial starting
salary. Own handwriting. Box
MAN. retired. to work in Duplicating
ih9D' NSl 7ea4l Must have drivers ice4se m4
MAN. to clean store and once. part
time from 4 80 to $40 pm; down
town. Mail letter, 4735 Rodman
MAN. white. between eo-65. retired
as clerk in one Of our new branch
stores, laundry and dry cleaning
business. Work is light, pleasant
and permanent Reply glylnR Res aee
GOV. Star. 4
srocery Store; knows how to cut
Baltimore ave Hyattsville. Nd. a
MAN wanted in valet shop; behind
s3oD, sRoD'e5 57ol Sc Conn ME ave cHlTh nT 'a'e'
MAN, colored, part time Saturday
afternoons and Sundays; to clean
dry cleaning plant. Call MR..
GENTNER, IL. 6-6966. .
MAN wanted, young, to learn coffee
business. Apply M E. SWING CO.,
1913 st. NV. See MIR. Wesley. a
MAN WITH CAR for light electric
appliance service work; 500 COM
mission; also opportunity for sales
earnings; must be willing worker;
guaranteed earnings while in train
ing. See Mr.. johnson. THE HOOVER
CO.. 1905 r. I. ave. ne. $50 to
IL noon. -5
nKAAY YYHYn1YY
Evening star., 1951-11-04
ASSISTANT MANAGER
INFANTS' DEPT

ASSISTANT MANAGER
INFANTS DEPT.
Thoroughly exper. in infants wear;
perm. position. excel. opportunity;
salary open: Apply Mr.. Brown, NOR
TONS. 427 7th st. NV. DI. $500.
BAKERY Al 81 . ssALEsGIRLsMPull time,
ply bly, BRENNERs i SShs ~ BAKERY, SAKE sl,S $500 800
Columbia pike. Arl., Va. -5
BANK BOOKKEEPER
Burroughs bookkeeping ma
enlne naay %ssr operator e,a,sTS ex,perienced;
cond toned office.
The Munsey Trust Co.
1929 E ST. NV. IS
BEAUTICIAN, good all-around oper-
ator; store. hours and privileges.
RRPspBoRN RRPy sEsS the eos sar nts styst s ns at
BEAUTICIAN, male or female; only
experienced operators: salary and
commission. Apply GABRIEL. 1919
Conn. ave. -6
BEAUTIClAN. full or part time; top
salary and comm. DORoTHEA MAE
BEAUTY sH' WA. 1871 or AP. o391.
BEAUTICIAN-We have a booth for
rent for high-class Clientele only.
RE. 1746 weekdays; Sun. DE. 1903.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female stylist;
KENT VILLAGE, uN. 3375. "A
BEAUTICIANS, male or female,
snappy. expert; for new National
|. Airport salon: also for NE. shop.
Top salary. HU. 702s. 10
BEAUTICIANS
@ eom@ission cal Miss ieR isaas sAss sha Na
101S, 18th and SITS. NV. -6
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicurist:
new. modern salon; top salary and
commission; 5-day week. hours 8 to
$50; busy shop. Wo. 1924. 5o25
Conn. ave. -6
BEAUTY OPERATORS; $50 wk. and
commission; good permanent wavers.
Also good manicLriSt. BEAUTY CEN
BEAUTY' tAG; 3 opERAToRs. En- :. male or fe-
male, S75 per week plus 60es COM
mission for our Conn. ave. and Ga
ave. salons. Ho. 9546, MR.. GEORGE
Beatty 2f "a dPfhsaToRsone dfI1s Mf aas part time
and one full time. ANN SHERIDAN
BEATTY 1J1o SALON, e2o2 deorgia ave
BEAuTY ga sipo opERAroR-5-day ak.,
good salary and commission. Cail
BEAuf77s IA ff7ss ofERxfkoRsMs4%$e e Exfk ss4$ ar. int inter
ested In an all around operator who
has possibilities OF becoming elec-
trolosist: H. DILLON. INC. 1910
Conn. ave. Il
BEAUTY OPERATOR All around
EXPERT; must be good hair tinter;
5-day wk.: hrs. e-5. Call NO. 5242.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced;
top salary; pleasant surroundings;
unusually nice clientele. OIL. 1914.
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Earn SIS.
500 week, salary plus commission
fobs Poef5R eREASPE ffSP H1a fisiay
DRESSERS. 1710 Eye st. NV.
BILLING CLERK. white. exp. typist
gn6er IS: 5-day wk' ne. location.
RfiIri4s GaIl L. csERk gask4. whit. .xn.r ,v3,..
under ss; 5.day WI Wk.; ne. eepek location pn.
Call LA. 1854. 5
BOOKKEEPER-Accounts receivable;
young lady. 1895; white. for posi-
tion as accounts receivable book
keeper In national ONCE OF trade
assoc. Excel. working condS.. 5-day
wk., insur. and hospital benefits.
Typing speed Of 30 wds per min.
required. Position now open; good
starting salary. Apply Box 47s-z.
Star. a
BOOKKEEPER. exper.. for ladies'
ready-to-weAr: 5-day wk.: excel.
sal; perm. position and pleasant
surroundings. Apply FRANCINE, 736
Tth st. NV. %
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, for part
time, in exchange for best school
ing for child; Kindergarten to jun
ior high. Box 100-z. Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

CLERKS, white; exper.. fun or part
time, to manage laundry and dry
cleaning stores. Good pay. Apply
GREYSTOEE LAUNDRY, 2216 sth
st: NV. AID. 9062. -6
CLERKS. experienced. for dry clean
ing stores. good salary, steady work.
1901 New Jersey ave. NV.
CLERK CASHIER. exper. preferred
but not nee. in family apparel
store; perm. Apply 72o 7th St,
NV. or call DI. 6TS4. 8
CLERKS twhitel. permanent: excel
lent SURROUNDINGS: 40-hr. week; good
opportunity to advance: liberal va
cation and sick leave: under 40;
am. and $3.50 pm Personnel Once
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
3rd and r sts n e 81
Evening star., 1951-11-04

TONS MOST ExcLus1VE MEMS
SHOPS, TWO CD JUNIOR SALES
MEN WITH OR WITHOUT EXPER-
IENCE. APPLY IN PERSON MON
DAY: THE CUSTOM SHOP, l4OO
N. Y. AVE. NV. $
MAKE $50 TO $500 per sale. Ex-
elusive territories to statesmen and
distributors. NEW MIRACLE OUT
DOOR LIGHTS sweeping country.
Enormous demand from gas sta
tions, stores. night spots. drive -ins.
auto AGENCIES. Written money-back
samples. no investment, no light
Ing experience required. w. H.
LONG CO. Chicago 10, III. Estab-
Evening star., 1951-11-04
CAPITAL TRANSIT
LEDGER CLERK


The Star has an immediate opening
for a young woman 2l-35 years
OF age. to work as q ledger and ac-
counting clerk; for accounts re-
ceivable. routine and CONTROL knowl-
edge. Of bookkeeping and typi1~ is
reouired;, 40-hr4 5-day wk Apply
days. S:30-5 and Sat, 9-1. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
MAID, exper., for beauty salon in
81. spg- Md. $40 Wayne ave.
MAID. for hotel work. Apply in per-
son, Mon, after IL noon. to 2lOO
Conn. ave.
MANICURIST-Top salary and COM
mission Call MISS BASS, MA. 1918,
18th and F SITS. NV. -6
Evening star., 1951-11-04
CASHIERS

work in front ofice deal
ing with the public; experience on
MGR 1000 posting machine desired,
but will train suitable person. If
they are willing to learn. Apply
personnel office.
HOTEL STATLER
Evening star., 1951-11-04
CASHIER-CHECKER

For hotel dining room. Must be ef-
ficient and experienced. Excellent
salary. Apply ALBAN TOWERS.
300 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
COMMISSION AND
INVENTORY CLERK

Downtown office; pleasant working
conditions and good salary. Apply
in person. MR.. FOX. 937 st.
NV. End floor, Tuesday. Nov. 9th
Do not phone.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
COMPANION

Elderly woman, generally
physically capable, preferably
Catholic. to live with elderly
woman Of good physical health
but impaired eyes, In apt. on
substantial farm home, 40 mi.
from Washington beyond
Manassas. Wholly modern,
gas heat, electric range. refgr.,
other electric fixtures, hot
running water, pvt. bath, tele-
phone; newly redecorated;
nearby garden: bus nearby;
farm owned by son in Arling-
ton. pleasant, small family
other side of house: house and
living expenses paid; no sal
ary; references required. Box
IA, Star. 6s
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HELP WOMEN
MODEL
NURSING SUPERVISOR

REGISTERED nurse with ned!atric
training: live in. good salary. full
maintenance. Children's GONZALES.
cent home. NO. 6S0l.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; no investment: good
snd me or Iu time ca Sa aSe
MEN, 2 full time and l part time:
start on one or two day trial basis
If you wish to prove to yourself
what an excellent opportunity this
is Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call
ing on regular customers by appt.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant.
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. Nc
experience necessary. An expert
enced man will train you. Apply
Oil National Press Bldg. 14th and
F sts. NV, or call D1. 4477 OF
DI. 349S. -
Evening star., 1951-11-04

Electrical Supply Co.
Offers outstanding opportunity for
experienced counter man; S65 per
week starting salary. plus automa-
tic pay increases and many other
employe benefits; 5ta days per week
For complete Information. call ACE
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC, MI.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
PERMANENT
SALES


oNE OF THE LARGEST LIFE m
SURANCE COMPANIES SELLING
ORDINARY BUSINESS ONLY, rs
INTERESTED IN SELECTING TWO
MEN FOR THEIR ESTATE PLAN
MING DIVISION IN WASHING TON.
EDUCATION: AGE 2S-3S. PERMA-
EENT RESIDENT OF WASHINGTON.
PREFERABLY MARRIED. IN AN
INTERVIEW WE CAN DETERMINE
BY PROVEN TESTS IF you HAVE
THE APTITUDE AND ABILITY TO
IN THIS FIELD. IF YOU ARE VII
ING TO WORK CONSISTENTLY Y
THERE ARE EXCELLENT INCOME
POSSIBILITIES WITH ADEQUATE
INITIAL SALARY OR COMMISSION.
sgBMIT q; 3,,I 7.,,, Full QUALIFICATIONS
BOX 140-V, STAR
Evening star., 1951-11-04
CLERK

General ONCE work for busy down
town retail speciality store. Active,
energetic. mature Catholic lady capa-
Bile. of working without close super
vision. No selling. General once
exp. preferred but not essential; full
time preferred but part time accept
able: opportunity to advance; per
manent: weekly salary $26 up to S57
for full time wk. to start; pleasant
working conditions; apply in own
hand writing stating your age, full
details OF education, exp. and last
cate OF employment. all replies
Evening star., 1951-11-04
HElP kAEN

YOUNG MEN, 26-35, as supervisors
perience necessary; salary, advance
ment; must be free to travel. Apply
951 Warner Building, 18th and u
SITS. NV. -6
YOUNG MEN ts). white, for outside
tion. Average earnings, $50 wk.
during training period, Apply RIM.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

WINDOW CLEANEKS vi, ISt Class;
no others need apply; sos week.
BOY. white. 1922. for work in book
bindery; permanent Job with real
opportunity for right boy. No ex-
perience required. WILLIAM NOR
WITT CO., 913 10Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
u. n. Pilots Ordered
To Strafe Civilians
BY the Associated Press

WITH U. N. FORCES IN KO-
'REA, Jan. 9.-Allied pilots have
been ordered to shoot at any one
seen behind Communist lines ex-
cept family groups and children.
The order was issued because
Red troops have been using civil
liam clothes as disguise.
Air officers said thousands of
North Korean and Chinese Com
munists troops had been changing
to traditional Korean white clothes
and inflltrating Allied lines with
refugee columns.
Other Reds have tried to avoid
air attack by wearing civilian
clothing. One plane yesterday
spotted 1000 Reds making the
change from uniform to peasant
garb. -,aa
Pilots have been warned not to
hit legitimate refugee groups in
no-man's-land.
Pilots conceded some refugees
are hit in air attacks on columns
known to contain Red soldiers, but
they said the vast majority of the
white-clad figures strafed were
Communist troops.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Annapolis Reodied for
McKeIdin's INAUGURATION

For the first time since 1885
and the fourth time in Maryland
history. Republican will be. IN
augurated Governor at Annapolis
tomorrow.
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
will succeed Gov. Lane, Democrat,
in elaborate ceremonies at the
State House beginning at noon.
After he takes the oath in the
Senate chamber, Mr.. McKeldin
will depart from tradition by de-
livering his inaugural address
from the east portico of the Capt.
tol. Customarily, such addresses
are made within the. building.
But Mr.. McKeldin has invited
all the people of Maryland to be
present and he wants to give them
a chance to see and hear him.
Special details of State, Baltimore
and Annapolis police have been
assigned to handle the crowds
that are expected.-AP.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

Scaled down to- IL days and Is
days, depending on the length
of service.
Those favoring the plan declare
that private industry, for many
years, has used the seniority sys-
tenn in granting vacation privi-
leges to employees.
The Governments annual leave
system has been under fire in
Congress during the last few
years. Critics have called the
current benefits too liberal and
costly" and far out of line with
vacations granted private indus
try employees"
Those proposing the seniority
formula declare that this will still
give Federal workers ample vaca-
ton time and forestall any meat
AK approach to the problem by
extremists in Congress who would
cut annual leave to Is days for
every one in Government. The
seniority advocates also say their
proposal would permit postal
employees, who now only get Is
days annual leave, to get extra
leave on the same basis as other
Federal workers.
Employe groups can be expected
to oppose strongly any move to
revise the present leave system
They declare leave benefits should
not be confused with actual vaca-
ton time. since Federal employees
have time deducted from their
leave benefits for any time they
take off from the job, either for
family emergencies or tardiness or
the like.
They also contend that accumu-
lation of leave is the only protec-
ton Federal workers have against
joblessness, since they now don't
have unemployment compensation
benefits.
Whatever the outcome, It's
pretty apparent that the leave
question again will be a subject
of serious discussion in this new
Congress.
x x
MUSIC-The Federal Recrea-
ton Committee will be associated
!,
a series of concerts for Govern-
ment employees.
The bands first concert will be
at $3.50 pm. a week from Thurs
day in the Departmental Audito-
rum. Guest soloist will be Ilona
Massey, famous movie star. En-
ployes can get free tickets from
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Report Urging Boost
In Taxes Is Drafted
By Economic Council

A report recommending much
higher taxes to meet most, if not
all, of the cost of the country's
defense program and strong meas
ures to halt rising prices has been
drafted by the Presidents Council
of Economic Advisers, it was
learned today.
The report, now under final re-
view before being submitted to
President Truman, suggests:
/. Imposition of new and in
creases in present excise taxes to
raise a large part of the needed
revenue.
2. Substantial increases in cor
poration income tax rates,
Would Keep $500 Exemption.
3. Increases in. individual in
come tax rates, but retention of
the present 5000 exemption for
dependents. There have been sew
eral proposals in Congress and out
to lower the exemption to $500, as
it was during World War II.
The report also is reported to
contain a suggestion for general
sales tax on goods of a luxury or
semiluxury nature. Heretofore,
the Federal Government, aside
from certain excise levies. has left
this field of taxation to State and
local governments.
Due for Release Friday.
The report is scheduled for
release Friday with Mr.. Truman S
economic message to the new
Congress. 1t was drafted by the
council composed of Leon Keyser-
ling, chairman; John D. Clark
and Roy B!ough.
The advisers. it is understood
will emphasize the need for action
to halt rising prices. Unless such
steps are taken, along with tax
measures to capture part of
mounting corporation profits, the
report, as drafted, will say it will
be almost impossible to avoid an
other round of wage increases.
Wage and price stabilization are
urgently needed, according to the
advisers. to prevent spiraling in
f1ation during the defense program.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

the Recreation Committee repre-
sentative in their agencies.
A 13-week series of concerts will
be given. Among the guest stars
who have tentatively agreed to
appear at the concerts are Benny
Goodman, Vaughan Monroe and
Lanny Ross. The concerts will be
in a light vein. with semi-classical
and some popular numbers pre-
vailing.
HIRING - President Truman's
signature of the $40 billion sup
Elemental bill means that the de-
fense. and other agencies con-
nected with the emergency pro-
gram can go full steam ahead in
hiring new employees.
4 y y
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Civil Service Commission has an
nounced exams for biologists,
$3.100 to $3,825 a year; meteor
illogical aides, $3.50 to $3,100,
and veterinarian vrainees, So, 100.
The executive council of the
National Federation of Federal
Employees meets here, starting to-
morrow, to discuss legislative
plans for 1851. The union an
nounces that high on the coun-
ellis agenda for discussion will be
a Federal pay increase Ito meet
higher living costs and to attract
and hold the most qualified per-
sonnet" . The Interior Depart
ment Recreation Association is
sponsoring a dance in Interiors
cafeteria at 10 pm. Friday, jan
uary 19.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
The Weather Here and Oyer the Nation

District of Columbia-Sunny,
with high around 36 this after
noon. Fair, not as cold tonight,
with low around Is in city and
90 in suburbs. Tomorrow mostly
fair, with milder by afternoon.
Maryland-Mostly clear and not
as cold tonight in west and CEN
trail portions. low around Is in
west and 18 to "a in east. portion.
Tomorrow mostly fair, with milder
by afternoon.
Virginia-Mostly clear, with not