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with . chance for advancement:
21-30 yrs. Of age, heavy build and
capable Of giving regular attend
ance; must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room COS.
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.
needed dDspseaas! ssfvss ana sober
Gdelns psS Appy ~SEf % sAGMzsXea issfdz EsEk S sSp
PLUMBERs WANTED. Must have
dryers dr. ysT p,, permit, nit 1.y%Sil %ill pay top
5r; 70 start; refs. IA. $500 after
pIJMBERs AND PIPE Settlers.
exper.: top wages: work in Va. on
new school. Vienna 222 for inter
PLUMBER AND PLUMBERS HELPER.
for permanent positions with estab-
lished firm. Applicants must be
Excellent salary: many other benefits
With opportunities for advancement.
INC: (Est. 1919. 627 r st. NV. ST.
PORTER. neat. for hardware store.
MaRpWxsE Msft RaEf arivss ssss permit fENTER a1e
Takoms Park. Md. -"
PORIERAColored-with oe knowledge
ment building. Apply resident mgr.
THE EDDYsToNE APIS. 1901 vt.
POTTER. eSsi EiS' for bakery. O days wk.; no
sTn6ayS ModR SAsR@ APgy snop n95ninsS SSss
vile I'd. Silver Spring. .,
reliable: salary, $35 wk. plus .
meals plus Va. bus fare. Apply
sHIRLINGToN DEIICATEssEN.
a.. 40l6 o6ss South %sth' Arlington Sa.'
poRTHR@oood H2Rso hours, no sundays
Apply in person, TOWER ORUGS,
1000 14th st. NV.
PORTER. driver. colored. work in
drugstore; no night or Sunday work.
POTTER. eolored. et over Is. with driv-
er's permit; daywork only. no Sun
days; good starting salary. Apply
IN person only, HAMILTON DRUGS.
3S01 Hamilton St, Hyattsville.. -
PORTER AND KIT; MAN, colored; for :
Of Soldiers home carline). "' % sN
PORTER-DiSHWASHER. colored. ex-
perienced; refs. Hours noon to $50
pm. Closed suns. and holidays. Ma
14ONAA AftOS1 w.. AVuV Conn. ave.
NV -
PORTER PARTS RUNNER; Va.
drivers license required: good sal
ary and working conds. Apply in
person, Mr.. o. E. Kent, KIRBY
SALES & SERVICE. 3237 Wilson
PoRTEk S,Edii efiii AND b. DELIVERY BOY -
Daywork. good hours, good tips.
Apply in person, DORCHF6TER
DP5 PHARMAcY; ARn n 24S0 s 18th st. ,Ia;SyI nE 16
Perm. position. 5-day wk Must be
sober and reliable person. Must
have drivers permit. Apply in per-
son. NELSON MOTORS. 1915 Balti-
more ave-. College Park. Md. IS
PORTER AND STOCK CLERK; young
colored man; must have drivers
permit. See MIR. MARKS, 71O 11th
st. NV. -5
PREsSER. wool and silk. Part or full
aY tiRe. ssSS, SooD HOPE CLEANERS Z!
PREsSER, exper., for wools; full or
part-time work. Good pay. ZULINS.
21E2 Mr. Pleasant St n w a
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HELP----MEN

MAN-White. over 1S years.
Newspaper ONCE. Georgetown. 5-day
wk. Opportunity for advancement.
CO. 1014. -5
YOUNG MAN, with the ability to re.
move and install clocks and speed
ometers in automobiles. No expert
ence necessary. Apply 1105 21st st.
NV, bet. $50 and $50. a
YOUNG MAN, 1925: ambitious. will
ing to learn retail drapery and slip
cover fabric business; no outside
work; excellent opportunity for
right person to advance to position
of asst. manager. Write. giving fun
details to Box 132-B. Star. IS
YOUNG MAN. white, 22-3O. part
time aft. work, small store: good
opport Box 150-D, Star. 5
YOUNG MAN. bright. alert, ambi-
tious. interested in building career
with q future to sell small radios.
players, and tape recorders in lead
ing music house: experience pre-
ferred but will train II necessary.
Ill
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statesmen

Furnishings statesmen; full-time perm.
Jobs. selling nationally advertised
opportunity for high earnings; lib
eral discount on purchases, paid
vacations and other company bene-
11iirnc.A fltSii ApPly mEn,s M suos steyaFt THE
NV. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT to
per week to start. regular increases,
disqualification benefits. paid vaca-
tlons; must have experience and re-
cent references, SPEED & BRISCOE.
2201 New York ave. ne. -
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Both day and night shifts. 3711
SERVICE EisRN1 81 sTATioN Sio ATTENDANT. To ex-
perienced: Apply ADAMS AMOCO,
4th and Rhode island ave. ne. IS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
for truck terminal; good pay, g.
SERVICE sTATioN. 1865 New YORK
sfE1RsyiIeciEs' e. STATION ATTENDANT,
and vac. BARRoNs ION Gsf suNoco esce SEW SEW:
ICE, Wis. ave. and River I'd. NV.
SEAS1CE 6IA1AON lQDr1Cat1On man,
exper. only. RICHARDSON'S GULF
SERVICE, Lee hwy. and N. Lexing-
ton ST., Arlington, Va. %
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Six-day wk.; eXper.; good salary.
Apply JOHNNY'S TEXACO SER
VICE STATION, Goth and New
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Apply LEE PERSH1NG ESQ, $500
N. PershIng drive. OW. 1901. IS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
exper. in fabrication work. Salary
and comm. CONNERS & FOSTER,
SERVICE STATION MANAGER, must
be dependable and desire permanent
position; excellent salary plus COM
mission, sick leave, vacation with
pay and group hosp. HOMES OIL
CO., 1926 Blair rd. NV. -5
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR
LER s GULF SERVICE. 1919 Wis
consin ave. apply i'm person. 10
SHEET METAL MECHANICS AND
HELPERS. exper.; steady work. good
pay. Call OW. 1900. a
SHEET METAL MECHANIC and help
er, exper. for duct fabrication and
SOUTHERN SHEET METAL, INC,
IA. 2-2442: after 8 pm, ia.
8-2434. -5
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YOUNG MAN

Old line finance organization has
in entering this field of endeavor:
Must be high school graduate and
interested In meeting the public.
This is not a collection Job. Apply
in person. LIBERTY LOAN. CORP,
3407 Perry St.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
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LITHO PRESSMAN

LITHO PRESSMAN
Permanent position; top wages and
opportunity with future for man who
can do quality work with growing
concern; modern air-conditioned
plant. Company-paid disqualification.
Write name and phone to Box 133-
G. Star. a
LOT BOY, must be experienced on
used-car lot; $55 q week to start,
Apply 2301 Benning rd. ne. IS
LUMBER MAN, exp, bright young
man in eos, for responsible position
with Nationwide West Coast forest
products organiZation: typing essen
tial: excellent opportunity for clean
cut. ambitious, hard-working young
man Telephone RE. 5000, o to 8,
for appointment, -
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AELP--MEN

MEN, under 80 years pref. for ware
house work handling light products
for old estab. food distributor; must
be in good physical .cond.; opport.
for advancement when qualified.
sion, employe benefit plan and
Interested in steady work under
good cond. and Job with a future.
Starting cate ST .3Oka per hour. NO.
6971. Ask for MIR. ALsoP for appt.
YOUNG MAN, under 35. who is
looking for a responsible position:
knowledge Of selling and bookkeep-
ing essential; must be able to pass
bond; a real opportunity for some
to start. 1929 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to assist window trim
mer in display department; perm.
position; many store employe bene-
fits. SPORTS CENTER. 500 D st.
YOUNG MAN, age 1925. start,ns start
position file clerk. with an oppor.
Must be a high-school graduate and
nly INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO
OF NORTH AMERICA. $50 Wood
ward Bldg. 10Th and II sts. NV.
YOUNG MAN. parking lot attendant.
fun time. exp; not necessary. Must
be able to drive. Apply to MR.
SSCHuMAN at 1904 Fenton ST., Silver
iSHNG PUNE; MI Man. colored. clerE-sada Mia
1S9Ri FoRNA = PHAkMAc7 I 70 sqs sqsa CALI CALI
Young MAN, to be editor of farm
paper Must be exper. in layout
and production as well as reporting
Sand editorial. knowledge OF farm
ing pref: Salary discussed at in
terview. Call Mr.. Mccoy, sH. 64oo.
YOUNG MAN, 1928. interested in
clerical work for stock rm. in whole
sERf 5 OPTICAL s'sSs co.: 1ziS 4pS'i Eye etst s..
YOUNG MAN. 1925. draft exempt.
High school education. to work in a
sFoa spe9as capasTy II our hone hons sS oSe
tion and are looking for a position
Sqay ae1 ONCE, SRT Rm VIZ soo ApR!E aauTABTE rssiSn
LIFE INSURANCE CO., s16 l4th
st NV. a
YOUNG MAN. 1928. white. married
or single. to learn to make donuts
work in kitchen: 500 wk to start
Apply in person, COFFEE poNuI
BAR, 9l9 Sligo ave-. Silver Spring
YOUNG MAN. under 35, to super
| wise our tabulating tIBM) machines.
! The former supervisor has been pro-
/ NOTED and We are looking for a
draft exempt man with some eX-
| perience who can or will eventually
be able to handle this responsible
position. Working hours, $40 am
to 4:45 pm; 5-day. 37Ha-hr. week
| Apply Room 800. Personnel once
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
! S16 1Ath ST n W "A
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HELP----MEN

STOCK CLERK. to work In electrical
supply house Apply after 2 pm,
c. A. LEPPERT. 9l4 Eye ct. NV.
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MACHINIST

Experienced first class machinist,
capable Of doing job with little
assistance or supervision. interested
in model shop or experimental work.
Excellent opportunity with growing
concern. 6-day, 40-hr week. Salary
open. Phone oV. 2177 for appoint.
ment.
Atlantic Research Corp.
Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

statesmen. EARN REALLY BIG
money for the next 8 years. selling
the genuine DEEP FREEZE FOOD
FREEZER PLAN and APPLIANCES
for the largest TV and APPLIANCE
store in northern Virginia.
Qua ltfied leads furn. under Q new
and exclusive lead-producing plan:
Must be sincere. steady. and of
high character. No drifters or high
pressure artists need apply. Quiet,
forceful. sincere effort is all that
is required. Training furnished.
Phone Mr.. Jackson. KI. 9-5516
for sppt or details. SHEPPARD q
CONKLIN 2413 Mt. Vernon ave-.
AexAn6riA. -
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SALESMEN-Excelle opportunity to
Join the growing sales stan Of the
anent position. Our present men
average earnings 6etTsen $7 500 to
5. for interview. No previous up
holstering background necessary.
sALEsMEN-we are growing our
plant capacity Is being doubled.
our branches are being multiplied,
we are q national MANUFACTURER Of
ONCE equipment and Q leader in
our field. We are looking for sales
men under 35 who need to earn at
least $4,000 Q year. Car necessary.
We offer a training program with
salary. Call for interview. D1.
statesmen. for small electrical ap-
pliances and housewares, with Wash
ington'S largest chain Of TV and
appliance stores; exper. pref: sal
ary and commission; opportunity for
large earnings and advancement,
employe discounts. hospitalization.
free life insurance, vacations with
pay. See Mr.. Schweizer, LACY'S.
Sth and E SITS. NV. b
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STOCK RIM. CLERK

Young. energetic. ambitious; excel
opportunity to learn retail business,
unlim. opportunities for advance
ment: good salary. liberal dis
counts, paid vacations and other
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Stew
art. THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
1919 F st. NV. -
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SALESMAN

lumber organization de-
sires young man with car for out
side selling. Must be at least a
high school graduate with some
selling experience desirable, but not
necessary. Excellent opportunity
with future assured for alert, am
bilious young man. ALI company
benefits plus paid vacation. Salary
open for discussion at time of inter-
view. Call for appointment betwe en-
3 and 5 pm. only. LANE LUMBER
CO.. 2503 51st ave-, Bladensburg.
Md. AP. 1922.
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ManagerS-Merchandisers
Highest Executive Salaries
KOPY KAT STORES
WOMEN'S WEAR
JUNIOR DEPT. STORES
VARIETY STORE


Fri. 10 Am. to l pm.
MAIL CLERK, messenger, white. for
downtown mortgage banking firm
age II to 10; should know way
around town and be able to make
self useful in Office: hrs. 8 to 5. o.
leave; company-paid hospitanza ton.
FREDERICK w. BERENS. INC,
1928 K st. NV. Ma. 5000. See Mr..
MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERKS,
(2), white, front Office work in
hotel 90 to 35 yrs. high school
pref, no exper. nec.; chance to
break into hotel career. Call
employment ONCE, WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL. CO. 1000 for appt. -
experienced, for
modern self-service supermarket;
employe benefits. paid vacations; ap-
ply In person. BUCKINGHAM SU-
PER MARKET. 1909 r. !. ave. ne.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
not necessary. we will
train. Drawing account against
commission. Must be sober and OF
Mr.. Cavallaro. No phone calls
MITCHELL'S MOTORS, INC, 222
End st. NV. (At Constitution ave..
Salesman, Mems Clothing
Good chance for ambitious. agrees
sive man to earn big money. No
night work Salary and commission
ARRANGEMENT. See Mr.. Hannoch,
MARVINS, 734 7th st. NV. -
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MAN WANTED WITH CAR
CORP. Apply ct 1907
Ga ave NV before B p.m. -
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TV BENCH MAN
OUTSIDE SERVICE MAN
With tools. experience; opportunity
for advancement. Apply
DYNAMIC STORES
1900 G st. NV. ST. O25O. 3
TV REPAIR MAN for outside, steady
job, S100 per week.
Man to learn TV repairing. 6-day
week.
Retired man to work full or part
time iE Office
,SLATTERY RADIO CO.
4237 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 4411.
Tv SERVICE MAN-Outside calls, car
furnished. We pay by the call plus
commission. We give each man al
section of town. Good man can
earn top pay. DoWD's TV, AIS
Conn. ave. 3
TY SERVICE MAN, BENCHMAN-I
WESTINGHOUSE TV sets only; good
working conditions. Apply B. s.
Allen, WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.. 1915 K st. NV. -6
TV SERVICE MEN, local distributor
has opening for bench man and
outside service man. Good pay. va
cation: 40-hr. wk. Call LA. 6-55OO.
z. LaBARBERA "a
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MACHINIST
FIRST CLASS
Prefer men with job shop experience
not over middle age; permanent
position. Apply
Stone Paper Tube Co.,
900 Franklin st. NE.
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PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom,
with chance for advancement;
21-3O yrs. Of age, heavy build and
capable Of giving regular attend
ance; must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room COS.
Open weekdays S:3O-5 and Sat.
81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-09-04
AElP-MEN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, or sales
lady, must be exper.; plenty of list
ings: excellent opportunity for right
party. Call Mr.. Macht, LEGUM &
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MACHTNTST

Research and development firm has
several openings for full-time ma
chinist. Good pay and benefits for
qualified men. Call AIRTRONIC
RESEARCH. INC. Bethesda. Md,
Evening star., 1952-09-04
ENGINEER.

Colored, 5th-class license. and refs.
req. for apt. house: boiler room
being completely modernized. and
converted to heavy oil. Quarters
furnished, salary open, apply resi-
dent manager, 1926 Conn. ave.
NV, 6
Evening star., 1952-04-13

slider how radically different Tampax
is from the older, more familiar ex-
ternal type Of protection. A big
change and a big decision. yet mil
lions have made it! Why not you?
:. Doctor-invented for internal
wear, Tampax needs no belts, pins
or external pads. No chatting, no
odor. Quick to change, easily dis
posable. Made of absorbent cotton
in individual applicators. Hands
need not touch. Invisible, mfeH.
Wear it in tub or shower. >. Full
months supply will fit into purse.
Sold at drug and notion counters in
three absorbencies: Regular,
Super, Junior. Tampax Incorporated,
Palmer, Massachusetts,.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
WIDE WORLD

GROCERIES 80. The NeV York Zoo houses ttoo
" dmckbilled blatybt4ses. HoV much is their food
bill for a year?
$3,OOO They eat worms raised in the zoos
lion-house basement and crawfish imported from
Louisiana -MM.G.. Baltimore
FANTASTIC What country has returned
$IIOOOOOO to the US. because it no longer needs
Marshall Plan help?
Sweden. AS. Nev York
ROTATION How many US. soldiers spent
second combat winter in Korea?
POI officers and 80 enlisted men.
Mrs. JRS., Black Hawk, S. Dak
CLAN u. A daughter wGs born recently TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, J1. How many grand
children does that make tor Eleanor Roosereh1
Eighteen. Mrs. F.B.S., Sherwood Ore
WACERS HoV much did Americans bet at
race tracks last year?
26,OOOOOO people went to the races and bet
$1,585, ,763, 113. NIL, 1dAaboosa, Ga
SHUTTLE What hUo card games are preferred
ocer poker in the Army?
Pinochle and bridge. re. J., Stougiaon, Wis.
CONDUCTED '' % M~.z
NOTE We will pay 81 for question and used in this
column Questions based current and Clipping OF
must accompany answer Address, Tom Henry
THIS WEEK. Lexington Avenue New York IL, N r. Un-
contributions be acknowledged returned
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Take the word
of millions of
other women
What made all those millions
switch to Tompox for their
monthly sanitary protection?

The reputation
of Tampax has
certainly spread
fast during the
last few years.
One woman told
another until
today Tampax
is used in more
than seventy
five countries.
This is still more
re m ark a b | G
when you con-
Evening star., 1952-05-07

retary of State Edward D. Stet-
tinius on June 4, 1910. Mr.. Olds
came just little more
than three months after he
reached the corporations retire
ment age of IS.
Mr.. Fairless is 81 years old.
Yesterdays announcement said
Mr.. Olds would continue as a di.
rector and member Of the cor.
poration's Finance Committee. A
specialist in corporate law, Mr.
Olds will resume active law prac-
tice with the New York firm oi
White g. Case.
Vienno Rotionine Continues
VIENNA, May Z (R.-Austria'.
food rationing system will con-
tinue until June 80 of next year
Rationed foods include fats. sugar
and certain types of sausage.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
y Striking Oil Unions
Agree 10 Wage Board
Meeting Next tuesday

Twenty-Five unions striking
against the oil industry have
|agreed to meet with the Wage
|Stabilization Board next Tuesday
i'm another effort to settle the
Icrippling tieup.
This led to speculation that the
Government might turn the dis
|pute over to President Truman.
THE Taft Hartley Act provides for
appointment of a fact-finding
board as the first step to an 30
Iday no-strike injunction.
With one-third of the Nations
petroleum production cut off,
WSB Chairman Nathan P. Fem
singer invited union and industry
Representatives to review the case
before the board.
The unions quickly accepted in
a telegram from o. A. Knight of
Denver, president of the CIO Oil
Workers Union. and leader of
the striking union coalition.
Strike Effects Felt.
In its eighth day, the strike has
cut deeply into armed forces and
civilian aviation activities, but
|So far has hampered motoring in
only a few places.
With few exceptions, airlines
are maintaining full schedules,
banking on reserves and a quick
end Of the dispute.
| An-American Always, which
serves seven Middle Atlantic States
and has its headquarters here,
announced a 20.7 per cent mileage
cut on daily schedules starting to-
morrow.
| Cancelled will be flights both
ways between Washington and
Salisbury, Md; one from Wash
ington to Atlantic City via Dover,
Md, and Millville, N. j., and one
between Pittsburgh and Wash
ington.
The latter cancellation will de.
prive Cumberland, Md, of any
air service. The company Still
will operate two round-trip flights
a day between Washington and
Pittsburgh.
Some airlines were critical OF
the order by the Petroleum Ad-
ministration for Defense cutting
their gasoline allowances by 80
per cent.
c. r. Smith, president of Ameri-
can Airlines. said the order pro-
vided for continuation of charter
and private flying.
/ Fears Flight Cancellations.
The effect of long strike would
be to cancel important scheduled
flights while permitting continued
flying by planes carrying only a
few passengers, he said.
! One air line, Trans World, en-
bargoed all freight except emer-
gency materials.
I Interior Secretary Chapman,
who also administers PAD, said
the next step in dealing with
shortages will be to earmark parts
Of dealers stocks for emergency
use. This order was expected to-
day.
! He reiterated that there will be
no rationing of motor gasoline.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Fair|ess Becomes
u. 5. Steel Chairman
BY the Associated Press

| NEW YORK, May Ben
jamin F.. Fairless took over full
direction of the Nations largest
steel producer today, after re-
tirement of Irving S. Olds as
chairman of the United States
Steel Corp.
Mr.. Olds retired yesterday from
his $211, ,000-a-year job, and Mr..
Fairless Immediately was named
the new chairman of the Board of
Directors.
Mr.. Fairless will continue as
| the president of the steel indus
TRY giant, making him the first
man in the corporations 50-year
history to hold both posts. He
also was appointed chief eXecu-
tive officer.
Mr.. Fairless, a coal miners son
who became United States Steel's
president at the start of 1888,
earned $261, 900 with the corpora
ton last year.
The shifts in the corporations S
direction were announced here
yesterday, after the annual Or
ganization meeting of United
States Steel directors.
Mr.. Olds had been chairman
since he succeeded the late Sec
Evening star., 1952-05-07
5 Recaptured, | Killed
In Flight From Asylum
By the Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY. May six
patients at Central State Hospital
at nearby Lakeland escaped early
today after forcing an attendant
at the point of a knife to open
three doors and a gate for them
The men were inmates of the
criminally insane building.
One of the escapes was killed
about an hour and a half after
the break when a truck he had
stolen overturned at a railroad
crossing in Anchorage, KY, near
Louisville. He was identified by
DR.. A. M. Lyon, hospital super
intendent, as Bennie F. Watson,
20.
DR.. Lyon said the other five
were apprehended by jefferson
County police within four hours
after their escape and returned
to the hospital. He identified
them as Neville Matthews, 25;
Dewey johnson, 35; Charlie Ken
dali, 40; William Richards, As,
and George Powell, 40.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Gambling Tax Ruling
Heads for High Court
By the Associated Pres.

PHILADELPHIA. May IA
Federal judges ruling that the
-six-month-old. law requiring
gamblers to purchase a $50 tax
stamp is unconstitutional appears
due for a Supreme Court test.
The law, which also requires
gamblers to list all personnel in
their employ. was declared Illegal
yesterday by Federal Judge George
A. Welsh. on the grounds that it
requires gamblers to pay a 10 pei
cent levy on the bets they handle
Judge Welsh commented that
his decision would probably be ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court.
Later in Washington, Justice
Department officials were reported
planning an early appeal.
The specific case involved was
that of Joseph Kahriger. SO, one
of seven men facing trial here or
charges Of failing to buy the
stamp.
Evening star., 1952-05-07
Steel Union Leaders
Discuss Wage Dispute
BY the Associated Pres,

oy WS ASSOCtuleo TEeSS
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE
policy making committee of the
ICIO United Steelworkers takes up
the steel dispute at a closed ses-
sion today.
United President. Philip Murray
two other top union officials and
80 district directors from all over
the country get together at a
meeting of the USW's executive
board. Conclusions arrived at by
the board usually remain secret
until acted on by. the unions TO-
man wage policy committee of a
general convention.
The USW holds its regular bien-
Inial convention in Phi1adelphia
beginning next Tuesday. Vice
President Barkley has tentatively
agreed to address 5000 delegates
who are expected to attend. The
convention will probably last until
the end of the week.
Mr.. Murray has indicated cal
developments" of the steel dispute
will be reported to the convention