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Bank Bookkeeper
We desire experienced bookkeeping
machine operator; permanent posi-
ton, pleasant working conditions
BANK OF COMMERCE
AND SAVINGS
7th and 3 ets. NV.

hank B0OKKEEPING MACHINE
operator: 5-day Wk.. good hrs. Ap-
ply Mrs. Brotherhood, McLACHLEN
RANKING CORP. 1001 q st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN. hours can be arranged
70 suit you. Excellent working con-
ditions. nice clientele. Call En-.
1888 or apply 3716 McC0mb 1t.
'BEaUTIciiANss 5 WANTED for busy
salon. guarantees SEQ week. Box
BaEA1UfiY as1 II; soofFERAToR. for ASSISTING
and also manicuring and shampoo-
ing; closed all day Mon: good op-
portunity: top salary. Apply in per-
SON, oUILBoS. 1645 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-oenersl. ful
or part time, beautiful and pleasant
air-condttioped salon; store prtyi-
leges. BOND, 1885 Est. NV. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR, earn S85 70
500 per week: salary plus comm. !:
modern shop. steady position, LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDREssERs- ITO
Kvn nj n ~. s.,5s
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COLLECToR-DRIvER

Alert young man. 25-3b years Of Are,
neat IN appearance and capable Of
msetinr the public; for permanent
position making collections on indi-
49-hr. VIZ: must have knowledge o.
city. %. G. driytng permit and clear
9rtvtng record. Apply personnel
Room 005: open weekdays. R.30-b
and Sat. 9-1 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
l101 penna. Ave. NV
COLLECTOR INVESTIGATION fo cail
on slow-payine accounts; must have
car; sal.,. $50 wkly.. plus good al
loWance Tor car; perm. pos, Apply
Mr; 1nso Sheer; sts 7; 3; ABRAMsoN Co,
coLLECToR sALEssIAN-Perma-
nsrt..l nsnt position for tive men. Car
income but not essential. Drawins
THOMAS, 1881 7th st. NV.
COMBINATION SALES ENGINEER
local once 81 small csiifornia SIif II manna man
facturing concern dsggee not pecss-
sos5. Rrs. s-is. fss Mares MsS Gan and II. io.
COOK, thoroughly experienced: must
pc capable Of managing entire
Kitchen and catering to fine clientele.
For personal interview. write Box
242-R. Star. %
COOK--CoLORED--short orders: to
work dinner; to 9:30; no sun.
Apply TRIO RESTAURANT. 1887
coyNTERMAN. s szper, for kosher
caosGNIERMAN who has had sS oyster
shuckinK experience on bar. CY
ELLIS RESTAURANT. l011 = st.
DANCING PARTNER for ballroom
dance team. Exper not necessary.
Ballet or ballroom helpful. but not
ESSENTIAL. VIII train part-time II
9us 9quIsslified. For addition call 10.
DENTAL LABORATORY has OPEN
tng. for experienced denture tech
nicians: permanent, 5-day week.
Apply End floor. 1922 Eye st. NV.
DoORMAN, haywood Theater. Mt
Rainier. Md: remuneration small
but pleasant Job for retired elderly
man. See manager after $50 pm.
DRIVER, white, (some inside work).
must be familiar Wash. and Metro
politan area. Apply In person, MA
SONS FLOWERS 81 GIFTS, 1144l
Georgia ave-, Wheaton, Silver Spring.
%
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DAVID Z. RIORDAN, ESQ, Attorney
woodward Building.

DAVID L. RIORDAN, ESQ, Attorney,
Woodward Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. In
re estate Of JOHN T. MATTHEWS.
Observation-Disclosures No. 7S-
8l1.-ORDER NISI.-Dora Titlow,
as administratrix Of the estate Of
John r. Matthews, deceased, having
reported to the Court that pursuant
to the decree passed in the above
entitled cause. she has sold de-
eedent's real estate, to wit. Lot "a,
sGasle 3 III winSom a HuSssi Pace. North%est. ri IN
the District of Columbia, for the
sum of SIS. 10000. subject to a
brokers' commission Of $4,000,
cash, under the terms and conditions
set forth in the report and con.
tract Of sale filed. 1t is by the Court
this 6th day Of March, 1852 AD-
JUDGED, ORDERED AND DECREED
that the said ofier be accepted and
the sale ratified and confirmed un-
on or before the Goth day Of March,
1852, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in the
Motions Branch Of this Court al
which time and place higher. offers
viii Be considered and objections to
the sale heard; provided that
copy Of this order be published
once In the Washington Law Re-
Star, publication to be made 81
least ten days prier p1e y, 70 1npaas ths ias'
MELVIN MIv; J. MARouEs Deputy Reg.
lister Of wills for the District Of Co,
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
mh7
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or ERKS

Local branch Of large mfg. company,
located near Bladensbure and New
York ave. ne. has opening - ware
hour week. paid vacstions, sicf Ieays
and group insurance dement's. Reply
By letter stating qualifications. uox
CTERK-STENOGR1PHKR - openinF
In small oflee Of national Organt-
port. for advancement. Cal 81.
for plumbine once,
6iz-day week. Cali GK- 5000 .foj
appointment. I'D
1conEin1sd On Next PaseI
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EsTIMATOR AND SALESMAN. mai
capable Of reading blueprints to taxi
Droducts pr Ss a Salary ss OPEN AppiS SSasteS Il
writing only to MARYLAND CAST
STOMP Co Rockville. Md. .--S
ESTIMATOR for local contractor
must have wide experience IN a1
ciasses Of work, state salary. 30,
FAKMER. 70 care for beef cattle
house, garden. ETC.; furn. Give sal
ary. refs. and all particulars in re
ply, good position for responsible
rp1H rm1sn. crRRx1 HGS x14osL. O.. STAR 90. -iG hG,.,
school snss sSgg ssSSgggcation; y Slse PEI psr net mo- \,
increases; 5-day. 4O-hr. week. Appl.
sennel dept. 100 29th st. NV. N,
phone calls. -4-0
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ERGO

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
CORP
RIvERDALE. Md. WA. 4444. EXT. ~
INTERVIEWS, $500. MON. FRI.
SAT BY APPOINTMENT
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MGAL NOTICES tcont.I
,ARNARD 9 HENRY. Atterney..

oAhNAnU HENRY, Attofneyss
UNITED s4aTEs stsT 5tsfsicr 81; h;M; COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court.--No. 76.500
Administration.-This Is to Give
Notice; That the subscriber, oi
t5;ns me state Of MARYLAND has oh;
the District Of of Columbia, Letters rs
Testamentary on the estate of Eta
Winter, late Of the District OF
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned tg exhibit the
legally @ aathenticated. I SI'ns' e the sisS1 snb.
scriber, on or before the 2Sth day
ot August, AID. 1863; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
Ssss5 eSfaslgs ny is5s hsns 'his ELsAbEfH ssh az
BUCHANAN, SSo5 Mass. Ave. NV.
lSesl) Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. Register OF Wills for the
District O. Columbia, CLERK Of the
TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of Columbia: :-Whereas. on
United States filed q libel in the
United States Court for the District
Of Columbia, in District Court Case
No. DC-S316 against 1,059 pounds,
more Or less. cf dressed cniSkens N 2
count, and weight and tagged *
q K" and whereas BY. virtue Of
process In due form OF law, TO me
directed, have seized and taken
into my possession, to wit: l.054
crates, marked. with. grade, head
count, and weight and tagged * &
K" I hereby give notice to all
persons claiming the said described
above. or knowing or having any.
thing. to say, why the same should
that they. appear and assert SAID
claim in the cause on or before the
date returnable March 25th, 1852,
in the United States District Court,
City So q Nv WsshiHgtSnR, M hpTtSR MPpirrGEws p 81 s.
United States Marshal.
mo. LEWIS SMITH, Dr.. Attorney,
7Ol Evans Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. 79603, Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber; OF the STATE oi
Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Letters of Administration ON thel
estate Of Elizabeth McAllister Mc-I
Clune. late Of the District ot Co.
esm ssnss Az Az
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on
or before the 2nd day OF September.
AID. 1852; otherwise they may byl
said estate. Given under my hand
this 29th day of February, 1862.
LOUELLA DAVID. 120 4th st., Me-.
Massillon. Ohio. tSeal.) Attest:
THEopoRE CoGsWELL, Registsr
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh7, 1921
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statesmen

0x x1AA1AIA
Earn terrific commissions
selling national brands
of televiSion. No canvass
ing. Sell only to bona
fide leads. Close sales
quickly with large trade
in allowances. Car nee
essary. See
JOE BURKE
Home Appliance Co.
1921 H st. NE.
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Hrlp MEN tce.e.l,
CHECKER

plOyed 5 days week. make an extrs
hwy. Silver SUyinR Nd
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Mr.. Park. 1910 Conn. Ave. NV.
pistrisE ME apa,5 6ss. ss4i l5sg 5sssgpnlRRs g. 81
SHOE SALESMAN. young man. 9 IS 8 -
30. draft exempt: some exper. neces-
sary; good future for right man: new
store IN Roekyille eau Mr.. STEIN
SHOE sALEsMEN--Experienced only;
steady. good salary. 3166 Wilson
blvd. Arl. Va ON, 1904. } 20
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Statesmen

Good men are hard to find.
I am willing to pay to get
good statesmen - not order
takers. I'll guarantee you the
best deal In town on home
demos. of TV and appli-
ances. Plenty Splits. Weekly
and monthly prizes. No cam
vassing. Phone JU. 8-5585.
ne
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CAR HOPS
Young men for full-time employment
salpry plus tips; meals and uniforms
furnished; paid vacation and sicl
APPLY HOT sHoPpEs. NC.
Room 200, 1S41 q 50. NV.

CARETAKER for four small apart
ment buildings, full or part-ttme
Job: must pc able 20 make mnoI xe.
children: small apartment furnished
and good salary. KELLEY q BRAN
NER. District 7740; evenings. Wis
CHRPEnNTTER sGRSln TaEIt HELPER wanted. man n
with some experience to start q
quick as possible: clean u cheer.
full worker: good wares; inside work
s1iS sffer $50 an. an. ~ -
MAGRodANs ESQ STATION, w
CASHIER for retaII appliance store IN
NE. Must be experienced IN handling
Z cash and charge sale papers, recon.
ciliation OF daily receipts, .prepera-
ton of bank deposit and inventory
breakdown; salary open 70 quAlinee
applicant with rood BACKGROUND. sal
MRS. LUCE. 147-S262.
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!. HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR
Permanent position for thoroughly
exper.. dependable, hand-transcript
man: must have clear bond record.
No others need apply to auditor,
BURLINGTON HoIEI. 80
HOTEL RELIEF CLERK
transcript exper.. 6-day VIZ, rood
pay, are 3O-45. See Mr.. WILLIAMS.
Burlington Hotel. 81
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RIIIINGCLERK

BILLING CLERK
Newspaper once. Good typist, accur-
su.ans. ss Has fSsssit oss ac Vacation, nn
BOOKKEEPEB - Eztebliehed down.
4 town real estate once. permanent.
1 6-day week. Reply giying Qunli1ca-
ticns. address and Telephone nuns
Der. Box o0-Ls star. -
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FIREMAN

For new aforementioned NV. apt.
bldg. Must be experienced with
heavy autnratic oil burners. See
Mr.. Reed, THE 0REENBR1AR. 1901
Mass ave NV T
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SALESMAN, to specialize in the sail
ments in Arlington County, va
Apply BOSS b PHELPS, INC. 141s
K st. NV. %
SALESMAN, above average, with car
willing to work hard to accomplish
exceptional results selling contrac-
tors washington vicinity. Previous
experience not essential Offer ex.
sellert salary. car allowance, plus
ture with Weil-estabiished arm
Boz Bill Star. -
SALESNAN--Long established manu-.
facturer Of printed business formi
seeks htgh-type salesman; previou.
selling experience essentials; goot
commissions. with opportunity tc
increase earnings in proportion K
Commissions Il REQUIRED; protectet
territory. with established accounts
car needed. Reply to Box 27-L
Star, giving age, education, Martha
status. previous employment and
phone number. 10
Observation-Disclosures
Young man to promote. nationally
frozen iSs locally oI ss
vsncement. Write Box io6O, Alex
particulars. 10
SALESMEN-We are now opening
new positions for salesmen. between
ages 2O-40; large national chain
offers. security. with opportunity
for advancement; excellent earn
ings through straight salary and
commission. Immed. salary guaran-
tee Of $65. Free insurance and
vacations with pay. appointment
selling-we supply the leads. Car
essential. Apply In person, see MR..
NORMAND O. DEMERS, 6O4 9th
ct. NV.
statesmen. tire; to call on local
service stations and commercial ac-
counts. Includes car allowance,
salary and commission. Apply at
AMERICAN TIRE CO.. 1918 K ct.
ne. AT. 1912.
statesmen 81 OLICITORS
We want 4 canvassers for. door-to-
door advertising campaign: drawing
account paid daily opportunity to
earn SO to $50 per day.
Apply: Employment Once
Portland Building
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
STANDARD COFFEE co.
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DRIVER
cotoRED

Permanent position, must know city
not mind long hours. hard work;
have good driving record; vac. sick
leave, bonus; S42.50 start. Apply
WASH. FISH. 1011 3 st. s.w.
DRIVER PORTER, for drugstore;
good pay; must be familiar Shep-
herd Park and Silver Spring area
SHEPHERD PARK PHARMACY
7723 Ga. ave. NV. -8
DRUG CLERK-Good hours and good
pay; experience necessary. Apply
Mrs. Tufco. MAXWELL & TENNY-
SON, Room l03. 915 10th st. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS man 10,
Old work with D. G; card and drivers
license; steady work for steady man
REED ELECTRIC CO., no. 1921,
ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR, experi.
enced on industrial and commercial
work, installation or lge. trans
former, switchboard, switch gear.
Box 447-L. Star. "a
Y3Y yJHYgFTTRR@NR nv
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PAINTER

Must be experienced and reliable.
Excellent salary and working condi-
tons. Apply ALBAN TOWERS. $500
Mass. ave. NV.
PH1RMACisT. part time. CONCORD
PHARMACY, 1915 New Hampshire
ave. NV, NO. $500. -8
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sERVICE NAN, domestic and COM
merical; exper. nec.; car nec.: year
around employment; vacation and
discount .privileges. POLLOCK
REFRIGERATION CO., 1901 wilson
hiyd Ariin0t0f Va -
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HELP MN.
INSPECTOR

HARDWARE MEN f2),. experienced
IN hardware only. Call UN. 1885
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TRUCK DRIVER

;oLORED-25-38 years Of are; pre-.
vious experience, clear driving record
and D. C. drivers permit are neces-
sary. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room 605;
open weekdays S:30-6 and Saturday
0-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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ELECTRONTC TECHNTCTAN for small
shop; must be familiar with surplus
equipment. Phone MR.. PORTER, ST.
221h for interview. -Q
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CABINETMAKEE
CAB DRIVERS

1NspssEs 1NspsEurAegTPGHnrAd AAgPlHn AAs CO.. saa Snl.
linston ave-. Silver Spring, Nd.
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BAkTENDEk- - Exper1enceQ, Ameft.
can: must have good refs. night.
work, 6 days per week. Apply bT04
Marlboro pike Sc. or call HI. 4646.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, MGR 800 experienced: good
salary. MA. 1910. MR.. MEDINS.
BRICKLAYERs te)-1st-ciass white
mssisses msshaaiss a ocsl s7ss9 sGre cr W Sa esss
BUTCHER. part-tims smap1loymsnnt; ri
BUTCHER, steady work. good pay.
PoiNTEF's MARKET. lac goth St.
BUTCHER with experience In cut
rate market. Apply @. YOUNG,
BUrTGHER srEt II $: !. nMHEATCuTrER-E7per.,
reliable: excel. salary. pleasant
working cords. for sober. man. Appiy
in person only. 1906 7th st. NV;
BUTCHER = Good hrs; good pay. y
STREAMLINE MARKET. --12
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SALES OPPORTUNITY

A&4A]AlAS >>4 Wv i O4N4 \ =
BRANCH MANAGER POTENTIAL
we ;e.f1e are building als,ag anew in 10y our Wash,
who is willing to work TO build q
future. for himself. We are a "A
year-old AAA-1 concern. one Of the
oldest and largest in our field. now
expanding. Manufacturer of top
business gifts. business greeting
cards adyertistng blotters for. direct
mail. and we are leaders In the
calendar field. The man we want
Is capable Of calling, on owners Of
and around Washington. Commits
sions are high, with 25c year-end
bonus. plus disqualification. life In
surance and retirement profit shar-
ing. For personal interview. phone
LEE R.; REYNOLDS, Elk. 6036,
March 10 and IL.
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ERGO

RIvERDALE. MD. wa. .&444, Ext, 40
sxT.A sEAS7 S9 AsPoisTMENT fisSIS ndH7f.I
TELEvIsTON NsTALLER; experience
helpful; 5,day week; good pay; good
hGgESj Gs9 vIREFU sHF2IdHp dHp SgsS si s
trainee. outside, with car; chance
70 learn bench work; new frm. THE
=; V. BOYS, 1905 Nichols ave. Sc.
LU. 2-l66O. -O i,
TMNER, outside work; new work,
mostly cutters and downspouts. Wa.
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ELECTRICIAN
Experienced. top pay, steady work
good opportunity. Call RA. 2264
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late model and radio cabs. II you
do not have an Identification card,
Ee assist you In obtaining same.
II a-R1n2 Ii
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AUTO PARTS ASST. MGR.
Ford parts exper: pref. Salary and
lEDGEMOOR MOTOR CO.
Bethesda Ford Dealer. 1901 Wis. Ave.
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JANrTOR

colored, 25-35 years Of age. cap
able Of passing physical exam. and
willing to give regular attendance;
permanent position, 40-hr. wk.
Apply Personnel Room sos; open
THE EVENING STAR
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INVESTIGATOR

Established and growing finance COM
pany. Permanent position; opppr-
tunity for advancement; must have
car. Apply in person.
CALVERT CREDIT CORP.
3245 Rhode Is. Ave. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
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JANTTOR, colored, i've in: sober.
reliable. ST. 4567. -,
JANITOR-Salary. and quarters. Able
1928 New Hampshire ave. n,w.-
JANlTOR wanted for garden-type
apartment. must be sober, reliable
and experienced. to take care Of
boilers and to know maintenance
work; $3.50 mo-. including nice liv-
ing quarters. Call 10. $4,000. -;-6
JANITOR - COLORED - For large
apt; living quarters. ST. 2220. -S
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A@64b4AE4 i 4 4O j
Refined young man for general one,
work. MARTINS CHINA STORE
1928 Conn ave "a
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And the lad probably would have
been able to swim. except for the
fact his scheduled swimming les
sons were Cancelled in April when
he got the measles.
Mrs. Slater, who is the director
of the Ridge Playground. said the
death of her son should serve as
a warning to other mothers not to
allow their children on the water
without life preservers. She said
Butch" and his father were max
ing the trip from the District of
Columbia Yacht Club to the Alex
andria branch of the Naval Gun
Factory in celebration of Mr..
Slater's 46th birthday yesterday.
They were going to pick up Mr.
Slater's pay check, she said. He
works as a painter. Usually the
"trip is made by bus. she said.
Mr.. Slater told police he stopped
the motor of the craft as soon as
his son went overheard. but by the
time he had kicked off his shoes
and dived in. Butch" had gone
under.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
Vote Slated in Senate Today
On Veto of Immigration Bill

The Senate scheduled a vote at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon on the
McCarran Walter immigration
bill which the House late yester-
day repassed over President Tru-
mans veto, 278 to 113.
The House vote was II more
than the tWo-thirds necessary to
override the veto.
Both sides in the Senate pre-
dicted victory as the vote ap-
preached. Foes have denounced
the measure as "racist" legislation
because it would continue the 28-
year-old quota system, which
favors immigration from Western
Europe over that from Southern
and Eastern Europe.
When the Senate originally
passed the measure, it was by a
voice vote with but a few men,
bers on the floor. On a record
vote, the outcome could be diff
ferent, but at any rate. it seemed
that the decision would be close.
If the Senate also votes to over
ride, the measure automatically
becomes law.
The proposed legislation would
codify all immigration and nat
uralization statutes running back
many years, and also wipe out dis
elimination against Orientals.
Senator McCarran, Democrat,
of Nevada, a co-sponsor of the
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bill, who denounced the Presi-
dents veto as lone of the most un-
American acts. I have ever wit
messed in my career" predicted
the veto would be overridden.-
On the other hand, Senator
Humphrey, Democrat. of Mime
sofa, predicted it would be sus-
tanned, although by a close vote
Senate. Humphrey and two Dem
ocratic colleagues, Lehman OF
New York and Benton of Con-
necticut, have led the fight on
the measure.
These three and seven other
Senators yesterday introduced Al
resolution to create a bipartisan
commission, as proposed in Mr.
T1uman's veto message, to study
the whole field of immigration
laws and policy.
Before the House voted, Repre-
sentative Walter, Democrat, OF
Pennsylvania, co-sponsor of the
measure, denounced Mr.. Truman's
veto. and described opposition to
the legislation as suspicious.
Representative Celler, Democrat,
of New York, urging the House to
uphold the veto, said Mr.. Truman
showed "fortitude, integrity and
wisdom" in refusing to approve
the measure. He said the Presi-
dents motives should be consiG-
cred above reproach.
Evening star., 1952-06-27
New Questions Arise on Report
Of Lottimore's Moscow Trip

supply tickets for the Berlin-MoS-
cow flight.
Agencies Here Queried.
The Offices of four large travel
agencies in Washington were
asked by The Star if it was pos
sible to buy tickets here for the
Berlin Moscow flight. The an
sWer was no in each case. Off
cialS at each of the four agencies
said they could not even book
passage or take payment for such
a trip. One said the tickets could
not be obtained this side of Berlin.
Russia herself makes it impos-
sible to buy tickets for travel
within the Soviet Union from any
but Soviet agencies. Even for
eigners in Moscow cannot get a
railroad ticket for travel within
Russia without Soviet government
approval. There are no arrange
ments here for travel agencies
even to acquire tickets on The So
Wet airline for public sale.
The Air Force Office here said it
could arrange passage as far as
Warsaw only, and that tickets
from Warsaw to Moscow could be
obtained only. for cash in Warsaw.
Evening star., 1952-06-27

made. Mr.. Branham testified
that he did not make the threats,
but was told he had to go easy
on the liquor people.
Mr.. Kronheim said he did not
know exactly how much he had
contributed to the Democrats in
1948. But he said he probably
gave what the law allowed" in
1948. The maximum individual
amount permitted is $4,000.
Howard R. Walton. president Of
Hiram Walker-G -Gooderham &
Worts. Ltd, testified yesterday
that officials of his firm made no
political contributions, to his
knowledge. in 1948. He said his
policy was that it was bad busi-
ness" to make such contributions
and that that goes right down
the line
However. Seagram Vice Presi-
dent James E. Friel said, Sea-
gram officials made the $4,000
contribution to the two parties
Late in 1948. He said he handed
$4,000 in a sealed envelope to
j. Howard McGrath, then a Sem
ator from Rhode Island and chair
man of the Democratic National
Committee. Mr.. McGrath later
became Attorney General.
G. o. P. Official Named.
The $4,000 G. o. P. contribu-
ton. the witness said, was given
to Harold Talbot, a member of
the Republican National Commit
tee, whose Offices were in the same
building as Mr.. Friel's.
Mr.. Friel said the Democratic
collection was made after Alfons
B. Landa, then vice chairman of
the Democratic Finance Commit
tee. suggested the Seagram off,
cials should do something to help
the campaign. Mr.. Landa' S
Washington law firm represented
Seagram. he said.
Mr.. Friel testified that Mr..
Landa. as his firms attorney, had
advised him in October, 1948, that
a Justice Department antitrust
attorney was making inquiries
about the corporation.
Mr.. Friel said there was a
general impression among Sea-
gram contributors that the money
would be split $4,000 to the
Democrats and $4,000 to the
Republicans. He said he thought
the main consideration was a
question of relative need.