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STENOGRAPHER
AND
CLERK-TYPIST

Two permanent positions
with old, established real
estate and mortgage loan arm
Stenograpi1er, prefer one with
legal or real estate convey
ancing experience; also clerk
typist. Pleasant surroundings, !
aforementioned building; 37a-5
hour work week: no saturday
work; lunches furnished free.
disqualification and life in.
surance. furnished free after
reasonable length of service.
Salary commensurate with
abilttx opportunity for ad-
NAneGyfient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

Write, give phone number. to Box
2l6-V. Star. 70
SPARE TIME becomes $50 to 500
easily. Brand new Christmas cards
sell on sight. De luxe picard 81
assortment brings you $50 on 100
boxes. Imprinted Christmas cards
low as $1.25. - Experience un-
necessary. Free imprint samples,
asSortments on approval. HYCREST,
Dept. IL, 1873 Essex. Boston IL.
2 ALERT WOMEN needed at once to
I'LL excellent AVON openings. Work
convenient hours; earn UP to $40
66-YR. -OLD FIRM now expanding in
Va: few openings for part.tine rep
resentatives. Call IF. SCOTT. ---6
FULL TIME, exper. dance instructors,
under 80. Opportunity for i'm
mediate advancement. Good pay.
congenial associates. Call DE. q
8484 Tues. for appointment %
COLLEGE GRADUATES
Expanding firm has immediate open
ings for recent college graduates
tunder 30); alert mind and enthu-
siasin important, exper. not neces-
sary. Cali MISS MURRAY, MA. g.
I412, Tues. $40 to 500. 10
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Statistical Clerk

Under 35, for advertising research
dept, OF national news magazine.
should enjoy working with figures
and detail. Good working knoWiedee
Of nlath essential: calculating ma
chine experience desirable, Some
typing also required. Pleasant work.
ing conditions, many company bene-
MS. Air-conditioned building Phone
d. $4,000. ext. 26l bet. 9-5.
STEN0GRAPHER. under So. capable
ana reasonable: exper. dictaphone
transcription, use Of IBM cleo. Tyne
writer, shorthand mot nee. interest,"
ing perm. position. 5-day, 40-hr.
Wk.: small air-cond. once. Good
DE. 2-1061. %
sTENOGRAPiIER for Germany, ex-
pIerienoed; 2-yT: assignment; dicta-
$3.4l0 q year. plus authorized al
iowances. Apply end mr.. Continental
Bldg, 1912 14th st. NV. DO not
phone. 80
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SALESMAN

Age 25-40. Married with
family Several years resi-
% Ssnss .y Wsssa saiss op assa:
tunity with large local orean-
AdEAfE sfsTnhei c S,SIStGni MS,
INC. l496 Q st. NV. No
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HELP--WoMEA
ADDRESSOGRApH

ADDRESSOGRAPH
Graphotype operator. experienced. See
MT. Merkei, Tues. A, NJ, SH0REHAM
HOTEL, AD. 4-QT00. -
BEAUTHCEAN, exp: salary and comm.
plus yearly bonus. Box 241-Ss star.
HEAUTTcTAN. .aii-ronnd. coed salary
and commissions Apply In person.
1897 columhia I'd. NV. ~
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..HELP....-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR., for ONCE OF local
CPA. Reply in own handwriting,
erences, draft status and salary
desired. Box 3s0-y. star. IS
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FIRE
CONTROL.
SYSTEMS
ENGINEER
Permanent assignments on long term
projects In systems analysis and
writing OF test procedures for ship
board fife control systems. Must
have thorough BACKGROUND In Navy
shipboard Eunnery IRE control.
5-day week. liberal employee dement's.
For further information please phone
JU, $1,000 Personnel Dept.
VITRO CORP OF AMERICA
96s Wayne Ave. silver Spring

FOREMAN. to detail aluminium avn
tngs and storm windows for largest
osEspei,sasion Y ely a Good pay IGr
never q layor IN 70 years. cali
II. 3-o445 Tor appointment between
Fao III ii8 MANAGER, for new sa-
ss sss a toe cakRrE e Dao arinson
sus qua sxpsr. ESSENTIAL. JA a-ssoi.
GMk6cEERslvTl s ssTocKMAM white, Is or
helpful: no a,ln. work. Apply In per.
son, 2AflA franklin St. ne. %
HARRIS OFFSET PREssMAN
Excellent proposition TO man thor.
oIglly familiar with Harris. Offset
s Drfss o Ees s ad ososeabls q w
also publish. two weekly a.page
newspapers. We own new building
and new equipment In best location
on Florida East Coast; To quality
t t pass ss. y e s aork e aaas
layout PREPARATION Of plates ana
party buying up to, half interest
wfa ss BASIS Win OF sde
Bon 90, Merritt Island, Fla. 3
INSURANCE MEN
We want several debit men OF proven
ability and stability to handle $500
weekly health and ACCIDENT and life
debts: 30%s commission and
monthly debts; 30M commission
ande 1907 of first months premium
and bonuses. MUTUAL LIFE INSuR-
ANCE CO., 416 9th st. NV. Rrn.
JANITOR, age $3.50 to do custodial
work In bldgs. located in Bethesda
Chevy Chase area. Excel. working
end and employe benefits. Phone
OIL. $4,000, Ext. 90 or 81, Tues.
through Fri -6
JANITOR, exper.. refs. non-drinker:
must be responsible: full time: excel.
apt. good sal: SIPS mo, Call RA.
6.BS11 after q pm. -
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PERSONAL
AUCTION SALES

PERMANENT, "a; shampoo and finger
wave, 75c. WARFLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 1910 @ st. NV.
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Advance Notice:

c SSB sNp gsI yssy s EsNE .s sEy
ANTIQUE PERSIAN AND RICH
CHINESE RUGS, ALL SIZES, COL
ORS, DESIGNS AND USES. MANY
PIECES FROM CONSTGNoRS or
WORLp-W1DE FAME. ALL GENUINE
HfsTTfctN coMMEnciNd TH It's
WE'D. q AM. CONTINUING UNTIL
SALE HOURS DAILY. fe \ = -.
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CALI MRS. R1Ess, NA. s.a112

TELEPH0NE yoLIcIToRs. exp; SAL,
e esy p Ply g commission; evening work.
TYFisT, run time. for months o Of
r SaP1fsi coed sc salary Box 2el-s, star
some knowledgs Of bookkeeping. Also
as assistant billing clerk and to help
5-day VIZ. Possibility Of ADVANCE
m men Phone MA. s-62s9 for ap-
TYPisT-cL ERK--Attrac. opening for
exper. in billing, use calculator.
compute invoice extensions; other
with knowledge ONCE detail, exper,
dictaphone transcription, shorthand
not nee; advancement possibilities;
cond. ofIices; good starting salary.
Call MR.. WALKER, DE. 2-1O5l.
MAITREssEs go. white, CONDO
pike Arlington, Va. IA. 2-9s62.
WAITRESS. white. expsrienced; day
work. Sundays. on. Pleasant SUR
p poqpn1dingsi good IL, slps ~, Can In person
WAITRESS. = white hifi hrs. 1880 to 8.
elessd sundays Apply in person.
person, CARRIGAN'S RESTAURANT,
Conn. and s NV. -f
WAITRESS (white1, experienced, good
tips and working conditions. Call
Ia 9-S652. --6
WAITRESS-Exper. only for CENSUS
RESTAURANT. 4701 Suitland I'd.
; Apply July 8. --B
WOMAN, white. have one S60-a-wk.
job for woman 10 do cooking or
SHoLIts COLONIAL. CAFETERIA,
81 1882 Conn ave. Mr.. FAJFAR. "a
WOMAN, white, for cafeteria stock
room work. Meals and uniforms
furnished. Closed Sundays and legal
holidays. THE LATCH STRING
4 CAEETERIA BID 10Th ct n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
SALESMAN

Age 2S-36 with two or more
years college plus some sales
experience for professional
type sales position with ma
tional organization. S10O
weekly. No reg. fee. Personnel
Division, MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS, INC, 1406 G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

= . . TO- - 81
MEN. . full time and one part time;
full-tilne men with no previous ex-
perience average 500 and UP per
week; repeat business plus regular
customers assures you of steady.
regular income. Start on q 1 or 2
day trial basis, IL you wish to prove
to yourself what an excel. oppor.
this Is. FULLER Brush dealers aver
ages 500 and up per week. calling
on regular customers by appt.;
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
exper. man will make calls with you
and train you. II you are interested
in sure way to raise your income,
inquire at oil National Press Bldg,
14th and r SITS. NV, or phone DI.
7-44T7 or DI 7-349S. %
MEN, part time. to service monthly
installment accounts; ewes. and
Sats. must be neat appearing, bond
able. and have late-model car. Write
for personal interview, Box 26o-S,
GtaF Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

MAN-DEPENDABLE
with car. permanent en-
p'oyment Apply ELECTRO
LUX CORP 1907 GA. ave.
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Fed /. williams q Zed L. Williams, N.
Aueti0neerS and Appraisers.


VERY LARGE SAFE Tf,MoPpou
CONSIGNMENTS FROM FfNE ian
ST. HOME Also HR0ATIT rrSM
LARGE rites, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GAS RANGES. RLETANT 6.pc'
MAHO0 nINEfsTE sEvT CRySTkI
CEANT1Ef ,IEfss. RE1RnfsM STITTrs
ODD rPYSTAi, CHINA CASR "a
PC. GENUINE aNORfTAKES coin
EMRELTaWED RREhENAST RET
NUMEROUS sMA1i,ER Ann T,HS6.
R1TTVF ARTTCJEs rrvfNE RSTW
CHAIRS AND SnFAs. ETSs
AA AYYrrTTnM -
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AUCTION SALES ,cons, !.
G. O. SLOAN 8 GO. INc.
HELp WANTFp-AcENciEs

Al sECRETARIAL POSITIONS "a
$50 wk. hookkeepers to SIS wk. NJ.
SELECT OPENINGS. Welcome. IN
quire B0YD'S. cor. 18th and q sts.
Bookk IL SSFs s scst ss ssyiol e,.r,
tipping helpfnl. DEITY KNIGHT,
ILL q st q. ". Isl. 3.:s664.l
Specialize In these positions. atlas.
EL IssS "a ENd aiiSSEE 7l IsssI,
cleo. bring resume to MISS NOR
GAN. 1911 q st. h. VI. Ma S.6250.
SALESMEN,s all kinds OPENINGS. local
snd out Of town. See BoYD,S. cor.
PHYSICIST. $500 up; also cleo
tronic. mechanical engineer; TOP
salaries to $4,000; bring resume.
MISS MORGAN, 1871 G ST. NV.
tNA. 8-625O.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
COLLEGE MEN

We have summer Job for you.
Earnings will be In excess Of 81 90
per week Applicants requirements:
pearance: above average in ag-
gressiveness At least 20 years Of
age: man or woman TO those that
quality, we will continue you next
semester on part-time basis 1T
students between 20 and IS may
apply. Interviews Tuesday and
Wednesday, 10 am, to $50 pm.
MR. CASEY. Suite 403, 1908 g
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SALESLADIES
ARL.-ALEX. AREA

For sales work in q digni-
fed. low-pressure field repre-
sentine an old company that
tionwiie. Qualified leads fur
nished; extensive training pro-
gram. Car essential. Apply in
person, 3522 18th st. lse.s or
call LA. 6-fi12 or uN. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

YOUNG MEN, over IS. for junior
saleswork; no exper. needed: aver
age $50 per wk. to start. See MR..
MURRAY, RIM. 402, 1405 @ st. NV.
IL MEN wanted to learn building and
home improvement sales, Report
am. sharn Tuesday and Wednes-
SeIa 18th ave- hsnsley " PARK,
Hyattsviile. Md.
ALL-ROUND MAN, Oriental; to take
complete charge small family, house.
work cooking, driving. Must be free
to travel. Good pay. Give, refs. Box
113-V star -R
Full or part time, for local summer
work. Good personality and ability
to meet public. No exper. nee. Earn
inas about ST2 Wkly Apply 10 Am.
2 pm, Rm. 705. 1910 F st. NV. ~
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

ARLINGTO N-ALEX.
See list Sunday Star, Tuesday post
POTOMAC EMPL.. CLOSED MON
S SS54 x Wilson Z. Bl ESsx "a. 3-eSlee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

DRIVERS. experienced furniture
movers. Nd chauffeur license re-
CHEVY CHASE TRANaFER d
STORAGE CO.. $500 Moorland lane.
Hethesdn. IS
DRIVERS HELPER
cslorsd young man. with virginia
Alexandria. Apply 10 Mr.. Love,
before 10 am. MANHATTAN CO..
1898 Florida ave. n.w.s Du. 7-ll1l.
10
RIVER-SALESMAN
FOR Ice cream vending routes; 7-day
wAek Apply In person only JACK
y JILL ICE CREAM Co. 1Al3 =
st. Sc. .--
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, PORCHEs, screening.
complete remodeling service; esti.
No money dn., SO mos. to pay. SEQ
SALES. Ju. s-3010. day or night.
Evening star., 1954-10-12

WAS tat Pm n6PM
p.ns,uso. .ias. CD.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-15

Magazine statesmen have been re-
ported attempting to give an air of
responsibility to their tactics in the
Billings area by claiming to be mem
berS of the Boy Scouts of America.
Milt Zimmerman, Scout Executive of
the Yellowstone Valley Council, says
that the sales crew is not from Billings
and is not in any way connected with
the Boy Scouts.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-15
PROTECTIVE Service
It's Phony Sales,
Service Season

IdIlh CIedlleIS, d lew EuI oil uOIIlS OWIl-
ers are still being taken by the racket
GERS in the business.
Not all victims of the fly-by-night
septic tank cleaners are as fortunate
as one mid-westerner. He reported he
had been charged 1925 by a crew.
Authorities apprehended the operators
and $500 refund plus $3.50 in costs
was collected. The outfit was given the
job with the understanding that the
cost would be about $25.
Septic tanks do, on occasion, need
cleaning. By engaging local firm
that is properly licensed to do the
work such INSCRIPTIONS operators can
be avoided
If you have not received your free
copy of the USDA Bulletin titled "Sep-
tic Tank Care" write to the Montana
Farmer Stockman, Box 1929, Great
Falls, Montana.
Elderly Persons Victimized
And the racketeers are busy, too,
in their phony roofing and painting
business. Elderly people are usually
the victims
An Illinois school teacher reports
that her 79-year-old mother was visited
one afternoon by a stranger who in
sisted that the cutters of the house
were in bad shape She agreed to
have the work done at IS cents foot
After three hours of work, a bill for
sos was submitted. When the daughter
refused to pay in spite of threats, the
stranger finally settled for $45, still
an exorbitant charge.
The worthy cause angle is con-
stantly worked by the high-pressure
magazine statesmen.
According to a report out of Mime
sofa, statesmen were claiming a per-
centage of the subscriptions fee for
chase of a wheel chair and hospital
bed for local hospital. The statesmen
showed potential customers a list of
signatures of persons who had sup
posedly subscribed to the paper to
show how neighbors had rallied be-
hind this humanitarian effort. One
interested customer, a lady, recognized
two of the signatures as being for
geries. Later she followed the sales
man to the next farm house and found
that her name, too, had been forged to
the list.
Securities SwindIes
The recent interest in Canadian in
vestments has resulted in the loss of
substantial sums to investment swind-
lers. Five Canadian firms which sought
to register Canadian securities in this
country have recently been denied
brokerdealer registration by the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission in
Washington, DC.
All purchases of this type should
be made through local bank or local
broker.
Not Boy Scouts
Magazine statesmen have been re.
ported attempting to give an air Of
responsibility to their tactics in the
Billings area by claiming to be mem
bers of the Boy Scouts of America.
NIilt Zimmerman, Scout Executive o.
Evening star., 1954-09-11

ment.
$500, WTOP t9)-Stage Show:
Guest is comedian Jerry
Colonna.
500, WNBW t4) - Mickey
Rooney Show: The stars gets
a chance to be an all-night
disc jockey.
900, WMAL l7) - Saturday
Night Fights: Welterweights
Joe Micen and Bud Smith In
Evening star., 1954-09-11

after her helpful work during
an epidemic. in THE Dia-
mond Babe" starring Ann
Savage and Charles Victor.
1880, WNBW t4)-Ethel and
Albert: Peg Lynch and Alan
Bunce try to solve the city's
traffic problems.
$500, WMAL (7)-Football '54:
Salute to the upcoming sea-
son by Bill Stern, Ted Hus-
ing, Bob Hope, the Winged
Victory Chorus and Jonathan
Lucas in a program of foot
bali highlights and entertain
Evening star., 1954-09-11

Sherman Billingsley speaks
to celebrities at his restau-
rant over a different network
and at a new time.
1880, WMAL (7)-Miss America
Contest: John Daley and Bess
Myerson describe the pageant
and contest.
Rodio Today.
1900, WWDC-Report to the
People: District Commmis-
sioner Spencer is interviewed
by Reporters John Stepp Of
The Star and Don Olesen of
the Post and Times-Herald.
1889, WRC Inheritance: Es-
tablishment of the Nations
first naval base on the Paci-
flc Coast is dramatized in "A
Salute to Mare Island."
sos, WGMS-Gilbert and Sui
Ivan: Complete performance
of "The Pirates Of Penzance. !"
S:45. WMALFootball; !; WASH
ington Redskins play the
Green Bay Packers in an ex-
hibition game at Chapel Hill,
N. c.
1900, WTOP-Music Til Dawn:
Selections include Rodgers
Victory at Sea" and Nous
sorgsky's Pictures at an Ex-
hibition."
Evening star., 1954-09-11
Other AN Stations

a 10-round fight in Cincin-
natl.
9:30, WTTG t5) - Wrestling:
From Chicago.
$3.50, WTOP (9)--My Fayorite
Husband: The situation COM
edy series returns with Joan
Caulfleld working against the
enslavement Of women by
fashion.
1890, WMAL (7)-Stork Club:
Evening star., 1954-09-11
Answers to Our Presidents
flames Monroe.
2-ThOmas Jefferson.
3---Warren q. Harding.
School for RuiIrooders

0SLO.-The Norwegian State
Railways Is sponsoring q series
Of courses to train some 5000
employees in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
cooperation.
Evening star., 1954-09-11
HiehIiehts
TeIevision Todoy.
THE ssRRYs
SPUR LINE

A:00, WTOP (9)-Horse Rae
:. ing: The Discovery Handicap
with $25.000 purse for three
year-oldS.
4:00, WNBW az - Canadian
= Football: Last quarter of the
Hamilton-Montreal game.
1889. WTTG t5)-Death Valley
Days: A dance hall queen is
- admired by her townspeople
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
SURPLUS HoNoRs

Included in about 10 million dol
lars worth of surplus material auc-
toned off by the Air Force the
other day was an estimated 50 tons
Of medals. The sellers thought the
medals were brass, but the buyers
being in the metal business bid so
briskly for this junk that, after
the sale was over, the Air Force
decided to re-examine the decora-
tions before making delivery. It
seems they were silver.
Fortunately a thoughtful Con-
gress years ago passed a couple Of
laws that protect the services, and
Government Offices in general
against such little slips. One says
any cOntract may be terminated
for the good of the Government.
Another says the Government can't
sell gold or silver as surplus-no
matter what.
But there's still no law to re-
strain eager-beaYer Government
purchasers from buying 81 tons
more medals than are likely to be
needed. Thus, since they cant get
rid Of them, the Air Force will no
doubt be issuing them out and
you can expect to seem some stoop-
shOuldered pilots.
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

venting our big cities from being
destroyed is by constant threat Of
retaliation. Such will retard the
forces of Communism, but it will
not accord with Christian teach
ings. viii the threat Of retaliation
save capitalism as we now know
it?
The Communists will not even
win a Third World War; but they
may gradually increase their pow
er and influence by constantly
threatening to start such a war.
Surely, we may expect continual
small wars, big military prepare
tions and high taxes.
PREPARING FOR THE WORST
My grandchildren agree with me
that security cannot be obtained
indefinitely by legisltion, pensions,
and tariffs. AS our ancestors learn
ed to live with printed bombs.
we must be prepared to live with
H-Bombs. Jailing Communists to-
day may be no more effective than
was beheadine or burning heretics
500 years age. One of my own an
cestors, Reverend John Rogers, was
SO burned "at tEe-stake" for trans
lating and printing the Bible in
1856.
Hence, | urge my grandcsildren:
I'D To develop a strong and sane
spiritual faith, 90 to acquire ro-
bust health and good habits: (3)
to become an expert in some useful
industry (4) to own a home and
raise q family in an agricultural
eenter (5) to have investments
widely diversified both geograph-
ically and industrially avoiding
large cities
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
Broiler Strain Test
Due For Display
tcontlnued from flrst -

(continued from first rage)
There are 5000 birds in % pens
from 10 breeders. mostly from Del
aware. Each breeder supplied
three cases Of eggs, all Of which
were hatched in the same incuba-
tor. From these eggs SIG chicks
were used in duplicate pens of 4OS
each. Chicks were banded and
reared under identical conditions.
The broilers are fed the Delaware
Nutrition Council formula and each
bird is given three-quarters square
foot Of floor space.
The brOilers now on test are the
first Of three trials The second
trial begins in September and the
third in December. The birds are
weighed every two weeks and feed
conversion figures are compiled.
Sample birds from each pen will
be dressed and graded at the end
OF each trial
Strains now on test, to be shown
at Field Day, are as follows: In
dian River-Lancaster, Arbor Acre
White Rocks from Saglio. Nichols
Cross No. 412. Sturteyants White
Cross, Cobb's White Rock. Newtonss
Silver Cornish Cross. Metcalfs
White American, Carmean's New
Hampshires, Hubbards White
Cross, and ToWnsend's Sisezr Cor
nish Cross
Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30

losers moved back into the arena,
With Oregon's talkathon champion,
Wayne Morse, launching filibus-
ter with six hours Of what he term
ed batting practice.
At this writing, the continuous
session had passed the S8 hour
mark and Majority Leader William
F. knowland had made no progress
in his efforts at checking the aim
less oratOry. Whether or not this
exhibition will threaten the 54 hour
record established by the Shin
Purchase Act debate in 1915. only
time can tell But it is already
clear that July 31st adjournment is
now a forlorn hope. and that the
stature Of the Senate has not inn
proved much through the years.
There would seem to be little
craftsmanship in mere mouthy OBJ
struction Of vital legislation, and
less sportsmanship in refusing to
recognize the will Of an impress
sive majority.
Actually this grotesque and chill
dish travesty on debate, an excres-
cence peculiar to American gov
ernment, is the product Of that
outworn notion that Congress
should be in session but half the
year. But for the feyerish urgency
Cd adjournment each summer, fili-
busters would be entirely pointless.
Thus, the Disappearance Of this
outlandish abuse Of parliamentary
rules would be among the lesser
advantages of putting the Congress,
like the rest Of our adult occupa-
tions on twelve-month basis.