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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

DETROIT TINES
WANT 40 RATES
Daily and Sunday
Fer Word Per Day
Tre7sie0t
CASH CHARGE
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EXCEPTIONS
- Pert Rooms. Housekeeping
E,ems. Resrd snd Room. Chndrsn 20
Basrd HONE for Aged. Invalid. situa-
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Hundreds Of couvsnisnt bsighhorhood
WAIT a. Stations or At tia Times
NAin ofees. Times Square. a. lov
sconony cash rates. or you may tsls-
rhons your I'D 70 Cherry $500 and
have II charged.
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espted from psrsonG listed IN the
ttsphons book or city directory on
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ssrtion
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publication.
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MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
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Male HeIp-Saiesn1en

have ssaI That hep. sell furnaces Va.
fs1a sEer Co $50 Locust ST. ST.
Louis
Good araarfHfHE for ~ tsIesr1an .or
.ifs farms i Plymouth area 4Fi-e or
rru uHf#H
sAI.EsHFS With cars - work sNth creR
maHarsrs Very profitable 1so16 Lshsef
rhLfhhEN wanted for nv practical
cleaner cold IL garages auto laundfies
serFics stations. feet owners. factories. Old
M anlfariursr entering direcf selling fed.
Aslf rEa1L-t4 talft- aalAaE- age Fes~st-h,fsf
rssss FFriufIvs tffnf4rs Wrfs So Ruts
I'M is'ffsf sfne sun Flvsr p .
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Patents, Patent Attorneys
Dine and Dance

BEAU PAREE. 1898 West Seven Mile
Chicken. turkey, tenderzed steak din
nsra. 3qc.
CLUB MARTINI -- Chicken, steaks, spa
ghetti. frog legs Oiquorsl. entertainment.
dancing 1870 Grand kivcr
SIDis CARE Liquors, Chicken. steaks.
Frogs Legs Dinners. 1921 E-aSt-T-1-ar-
ren.
SHORES CAFE. 1920 V. warren Roast
chicken. turkey. duck dinners. 39c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
GIRLS

with measurement bust "a waist "a hips
% bust IS, waist 80 hips 39iz height
a'5' 10 So" High school education pre-
l,rred Apply American Lady Corset Co.
West Fort and Sixth streets
GIRL or Woman-No cooking. no laundry
private room two children. z046 OAK
man Townsend 6-o345.
Gikf. or eiderly woman to taBe care ~
home. Must be out Of town. 1856 Hub
bard
GGRL.-No cooking. small laundry must
IKE Children stay nights. Townsend
s-2o36
GIRLS FOR DRUG STORE
Have several immediate Openings for ex-
perienced girls for drug, cosmetic or cigar
departments Permanent work good salary
excellent opportunity for Advancement Ap-
ply Monday morning Personnel office
Use Marentette Street entrance,
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc,
1927 TWELFTH STREET
HOUsEKEEPER- Doctors home and Of
Hce ? adults fun charge must be quail
hed references. Address Detroit Times.
Box B-63f7
HOUSE X = AlIaI2I} ehaHee-
40, white; exclusive home, oregon 76o5.
HOUSEWIVES We can help YOU turn your
spare time into profits. We will open a
THRIFT SHOP IN your home. Complete
assortment Of popular Spring cotton and
silk dresses, lingerie and hosiery furnished
on consignment. No capital needed An
independent business or your own that paws
very high profits call or write Miss
Meyers 62e Woodward. Cadillac Os49
HOMEWORK STAY nights. personal laun-
dry: IS week. 303s CollingWuod. TO.
s-s572.
HOUSEWORK - Girl or Young woman
white no washing. home nights. good
home IN northwest section. Vermont S-1q69
II YOU like TO DhAw. SKETCH or
PAINT, see TALENT TEST sd In In
struction Column.
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Music L essons

CAPIToL-7s53 Grstiot Ivsnhos s2i5:
1907 Grand River, Northlawn 9i4q.
Woodward-N ester
MUSIC WRITER. arnanger copyrghts,
free examination. HARRY LUDWIG.
Wurlitzer Building. Cherry 1923
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
GOOD HUMOR

GOOD Mt NUN
ICE CREAM statesmen
Fo- ssIes ess. bicycles and containers
pleasant clean and healthy work Good
rpparf unity. szes q 10 ah Apply 70 y.
Good Humor Corporation
-as-4 a az-----a.sa-- Livsrnois and Warren
.HFAir tn INSPECTORS for public inFpFr-
Tons - health and sanitary conditions
three vacancies a. 81 s20 per year 10 ~
rus4 ~ competitive examination sppl-
csnts must ~ A. least twenty years and
- months n agF and residents 81 Detroit
for ore wear hsfors the examination *
cegttnE persons With honorable army, navy
o. marine discharge. For applications and
fBH details write or apply to ne Detroit
Civil Service comHaissiou SIN noor Wster
Board Building. 80 Randolph street De
troit Mich on or before ApnL q. 1891.
PAINT. see TALENT TEST sd in In
stric''ou column
If you have a car and want a
position with good earnings:
FILL ~ AND MAIL
ADDRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TIL NUMRzR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NATIoNALrY -.........................
MARRIED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......'.
EMPLOYED -...... +" 800. 10 .....
ADDRESS DETROIT TINES BOX B-s2s2
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AID one va
cancy at 81 $50 per year 70 be TILED bv
Comparative examination. Applicants must
be A. least twenty years and six months
Of axe and residents OF Detroit for one
year before the examination excepting per
cons with honorable army navy or marine
discharges. For applications and fun de-
talls write or apply 10 the Detroit Civil
Service Commission 18th Floor Water
Board Building. 735 Randolph street De
troit Michigan on or before May /. 194i
MAN to represent old school: no experience
necessary permanent; small earnings 10
start. oregon 300. 202 schaefer Build
INK Dearborn.
MEN 2l-30 years with car for DAY super
vfsory work; no selling or canvassing.
See MI sVarthout Room 206, New Tele-
graph Bldg, corner Congress and Shelby
streets
MECHANIC with tools excellent oppor-
ttftity- AFP+y s240 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

ARE YOU NERVOUS?

ENJOY Health, Happiness and Success
WONDERFUL l. Continuation OF Mental
Physical and Giandular Treatments that
quickly overcome Nervousness. Fatigue and
Worry. 5ses Second Madison 1885.
ARDEN Health studio tnew mansEementl.
fi55 Huodward-NeW York graduates.
TEmpls i.as67.
AsTROLOGER PHEoBA CARTER--Con-
sultaiiors daily very reasonable. AS
Helen near jefferson
AsTRoLoGIsT-C Lowell; consultations
daily, wei recommended Detroit, else
where. fFrryette -a224.
AsTR0LOGER OWENHALI--Outstand
work 1874 West Philadelphia. Trinity
i-sli- oae dollar
AsTROLoGER 30 years experience
WORLDS FAIR, Radio. 30 Peternoro.
Cherry 6s4t
AsTROIoGER-E ysngelins Berry, l1t0
Hibbari. near East jefferson. LEnoX
ASTRoIoGY- Reeves DAILY by ap-
p8iuJmeut. sundays. 6Z2T Rohns Plaza
AUTHENTIC AsTRoLoGER = Suzanne
Warren is East Grand boulevard
tKerchevan. F1tzrey 4f2l
At BILL CRAFTS GRILI,-Astrologer
Esteiis Noon luncheon. IA John T.
Downstairs
CALL MAdlsan 7035 when uret lame
etc Re able 3ADALISE HANLEN
CONTRACT BRIDGE Master Teacher
Murray aba1
End worries. one place 20 payi Avoid
garnishuent satisfy al cretl.ors
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co.
CHERRY ss37 o.ae,, IN Mcf'ean
"ELIsE' following from dbVn,0Vp trs-
room. 441T Second. Columbia 27OJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Wanted

FREE dresses. Send age sand dress are
Get details how 20 earn UP 10 SIS weekly
and more showing Fashion Frocks. No
Investment FASHION FROCKs Dept
" at6s Cincinnati o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
PROF FLTON AsTROLOGY

PROF ELTON AsTROLOSY
Consulate IS daily. 10 70 8. Tuesdays ard
Fridays I'll Closed sunday. 3tis John
T.. between Erskine aud Eliot. special 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE 49, church Of
Christ Appointments daly. -lgsU west
Grand boulevard. Tyler 1888
REVEREND TRAEB Holy Trinity Church
lsuuaas 800 1917 Michigan. Appoint
menfs daily. lafayette 07s6.
sCIATIrA ard rheumatism Successfully
Treated Pauline BarbaEiia Maru'ac
furer og the Plaster. 505s Chalmers. LenDN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
HOGARTH $500
BEKERY
DRIVERS WANTED

EXPERIENCED Statesmen
DETHofTe FAsTDET GROWING DEPT.
srdkE HAS uFENIN0S Dor ~.
BEHESGED SALEsEEN ~ ALL uE
FAETH FWTF FOR FFff OPP PART
TIM WORK THESE POSITIONS OFFF r
EfEAuT EMPLOYMENT WITH GOOD
paT
tpp.y Psfsaan.l offies MONDAY s. 90 %
- q n - e
MONTGOMERY WARD f. co.
RieftFss - - sefssfs- Pf ussrno-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Agents Wanted

- CIV " d'ttSd
EARN $40 week extrs-Ailions sold: sos
commission Send your social Security
number for free sample kit. NJ Hament.
Sos ". Lex So Baltimore. Nd
Situations Wanted-MoIs
ACCOUNTANT auditor Thoroughly expert
enced eu phases office routine. credits
nli. or pau-ume Mr.. Quinlan. Cherry
EXPERIENCED man. wall washer. cleaner
good neat worker, references. Temple
i-sgz5.
SALVATION ARAfY-Rsliabls men steady
or odd Jobs. Croker Cadillac 22e5
TRUCK with driver for hire y ton stake.
Load. day, week. Townsend o-23s4.
WILDER desires work: experienced ar
craft accefylene; steady. Telephone Nil
hgan. Terrace 2-9774.
YOING neat university student. expert
cnce1 clerk, porleT. general labor Tyler
Situations Wdnted-Femaie
Al BUNDLE washing specializing shirts.
curtains delivered guaranteed sstisfac-
ton. Townsend '-6o0s
BUNDLE washing. ironing; specializing
shirts, curtains stretched, called. dsliy-
cred. LafaA ette s22S.
EXPERIENCED lady wants steady DAY
work only thorough cleaner Tyler 7-4o4s.
EXPERIENCED woman wishes DAY work
cleaning, laundry. 35c hour. Temple
Z 'tot
EXPERIENCED colorsd girl. DAYS part
time excellent cleaner; references. F1tz-
roy $3.50
EXPERIENCED lady wishes DAYS; laundry
spring cleaning. wall washing, thorough.
Tyler 5-14o9
EXPERIENCED colored woman wants
steady days. references; 81. so. csrfsre.
Temple l-o9l9.
EXPERIENCED neat colored sirI wishes
days; specializing shirt ironing. Trinity
, -05Ss
EXPERIENCED neat lady reliable, wishes
days, good laundress cleaning. Cherry
1885.
NEAT. experienced colored woman wants
DAVIS work. laundry preferred. Townsend
4 1873.
NEAT, experienced girl wants DAY work
excellent ironer cleaner. Tyler 4-07s2
COLORED Girl. DAYS, part time. excellent
shirt ironer- references. Temple 1887.
COLORED laundress and cleaner wishes
DAYS, - so. Carfare; references. Temple
1-4925
COLORED girl maid in office. beauty
par!or ar private home Call Monday, s
10 Temple l-6335
COIORED girl. experienced. wishes bach
eilr apartment cleaning, neat. reliable
Cherry 05iS
CONSULT INC -rrr+7rTru feFsi Estate Hst4HEs
iu the bis sunday Times Want Ad
Seruou'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Rentals Wanted
Houses for Rent
AGNES. S109

AGNES, 8109
rm ter, ndrms.. baths, stoys ana
ref Gail FOR appt.
HOMER WARREN 4 co. CA o321
CHICAGO BLVD 1926
II rms 5 Ddrms.. stm. heat, as. Gall
Mr. Hobeu. CA. 01Zl
HOMER WARREN 4 90.
FOR EAST SIDE RENTALS CALL
3 O.. HADLEY, INC. PINGREE 255o
GRAFTON, l2ss
rms, bedrmss stokeT heat. Newly dsd-,
$50. Cal Mr. Hoben. ca. 032i
HOMER WARREN a 90.
Ia SALE BLVD.-tfo0
No. 7740. This very hns homs with fam
ily bedrooms and large dressing room,
maids rooms and hath. recreation room
In nrst class condition! JudsOu brafVAy
Co. RA. e7Q0
PENNINGTON 1871
2 rms. 4 hfrms stTn. heat. newly de-.
$50. Car NJ Hobsn ca. o32i
HOMER WARREN a 90.
2s73 lsT'H-ls douhls cottage roorns,
lsvatory. SIS mouth ChaA ". Simon.
7saS Michigan fa-aIn0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Furnished Houses for Rent
LAKE ANGELES

LA NE AANGEsLOS
Completely furnished home. 5 bedrooms. :
baths; beautifully HANDICAPPED lot with 200
q on lake. csretakers home. oonssrys-
tory. boat house and garage viii lease for
season DETROIT TRUST 60 PA. 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Income Bungalows for Rent
Flats for Rent

MODERN 4 rooms ready May s. Vermont
3-43l2 Feukeli-I.iveruois district
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MATTRESSES

" IT IkI-atIt-AstI
T14rE fark haired. size 1914 f5r Nsw
copies union house union wages AppIs
r-t'rer ard & Wolverine Hatei
WOMEN with pleasing personality Tor
afvante sales work. steady yeaf-sruuud
----r-s-ifH god Earnings previous sxr-rf-
eure not necessary We Thoroughly train
See Mr. Kreger. Cook CoIee Co.
$3.50 Hamilton.
COIOHEU beauty operators steady. Wffl
good pay Browns Beauty shop. zep2
Madison.
CONSULT fhs enlarged Real Estate IistInra
fn me big Sunday Times Wanf Al
Section
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SODA DISPENSERS


With asies experience between 30 snd %
years ~ age Must have high school Cd
cation or 80 equivalent with some knowI-
edge - selling Must be reliable and "a
Eressive. able 10 devote thirty hours per
week Write Tor personal interview giving
axe qualifications address ard telephone
number. Address Detroit Times. Bax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Help Wantsd-Instruetion

~ YOU LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH or
Give sgs snd oeegps'ion Boz + ssfs. De
irof 7 mes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

EARN $40 week eXtrs-Millions sold. 50 Z
commission Send your social Security
number Tor free sample kit NJ Hament
Cos " Lex st. Baltimore. Nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
80 Chevrolet, $425
TIT Woodward

CHRYsLER = 80 Imperial 4-door. over
drive. radio. heater. tan finish: car like
new; low mileage. new car guarantee; no
reasonable offer refused. small down pay
ment, terms TO suit 1921 Gratiot.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
PIT. A. Meeting Called

The February meeting of the
Chesterbrook (VaD Parent-Teacher
Association will be held in the
school tomorrow at pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-04

their conversation that the House
should be given.
Mr. Bloom, obviously tired after
making a long speech for the bill,
jumped up and said he had talked
with the envoy about Magma Charta
and the time table" of the British
aid bill The latter consisted merely
of an explanation of House pro-
cedure on the measure. he explained,
and called Mr.. Dirksens inquiry
very improper"
Described as Courtesy Call
Mr., Dlrksen insisted it was a prop
er question. Representative Eber-
harter, Democrat, of Pennsylvania
injected his opinion that the call
was only a courtesy and that all
arrangements for House debate had
been completed before the envoys
visit last Saturday
Many Republicans advocated the
desira bility of a substitute bill which
would give Britain a $1,000 900, 900
credit in this country to buy military
supplies. MI Johnson, arguing
against that proposal. declared Brit
aims credit now is lower than it was
during the World War we tried
granting credit in the last war. he
reminded the House. and its results
we're unsatisfactory.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
Treasury EmpIoye
Found Dead OF Gas
In Sisters Home
Enters House in Their
Absence; Discovery
Made by Housemon

William DWyer, At. of 333 Fifth
street Sc. was found dead of gas
today in the kitchen of his sisters
home at 46l4 Fifteenth street NV.
Apparently he had entered the
house this morning while his sis
tiers were away. His body was found
in the kitchen slumped over the
stove, all jets of which were turned
on.
Residents of the house in which
the body was found are Adelaide and
Melita DWyer. Miss Adelaide Dwyer
was in Baltimore, while her sister
had gone to work early this morn
ing.
Boykin Richardson. colored house
man employed by the sisters, re-
ported for work about noon. He
found the front door and back door
to the house locked and bolted and
was about to leave when he en-
countered Paul S. Gable, 46l6 Fiji
teenth street. Mr. Gable. who knew
the sisters were away. remarked that
it was strange that the door should
be bolted from the inside.
AT his suggestion. Richardson
climbed in through a second-Story
window He found the house filled
with gas and then discovered the
body. Mr.. Gable summoned police
An Emergency Hospital ambulance
doctor pronounced Mr.. DWyer dead.
The body was identified a short time
later by John Dwyer. lawyer and
brother of the dead man. Police
said William DWyer was married and
the father of two children.
Mr.. Dwyer had been an employe
of the Treasury Department as an
auditor since 1919 His daughter,
Patricia. II. said he had been in i'll
health since December. He left his
home. the family said. this morning
TO go to the barber shop" The
family did not know he intended 70
visit the home of his sisters.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
Mental Hygiene Society
Elects New Officers

Mrs. George w. Young has been
elected president of the Montgomery
County Md Mental Hygiene So
cietv it was announced today.
Other new officers are DR.. Dexter
Bullard. vice president; Mrs. P. G.
Morehouse, secretary. and Miss
Ruth Bolton. treasurer DR., Whit
man Newell will continue as clinical
director.
DR.. Billiards. report on services
rendered by the volunteer profess
sional staff during 1910 indicated an
increase in the number of hours of
service donated and a total of 1873
patients examined in the county by
psychiatrists and psychologists.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
Accords Believed
Nearer in I Strikes
On Defense Jobs
AIIis-ChuImers Peace
Held Much Closer; Talk
Set in Harvester Dispute
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Dr. John R Steelman. concilia-
tion service director, said after a
talk with a mediator and Defense
Commission experts last night he
was convinced" that an accord in
the Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Co. strike was much closer" than
was generally believed.
Dr. Steelman told reporters that
future plan of action in the ef-
fort to end c. / o. strike at the
plant-which has S40000.000 in de-
tense orders-Would be decided after
a second talk with one of the De-
fense Commission ConsultantS.
An effort by independent union
men to resume work at the Interna-
tional Harvester Co. plant in Rock
Falls, Ill, was unsuccessful. The
sheriff S Office there reported that
a clash between these men and
c. 7. O. men. on strike since jan
uary 20. occurred at the gates. that
no one was injured and the indie
pendent men did not enter the plant.
Harvester Talks Set.
A Federal conciliator for the first
time was able to arrange a Joint
conference with union men and
Harvester Co. officials al Chicago
today and prospects of a settlement
frightened
At New Orleans officials of an
A. F. L. building and construction
union announced an agreement had
been reached in a labor situation
and that work would resume today
on a S365000 National Guard OBJ
servation base. Union men had re-
fused TO work with w P A workers.
Senator Ball. Republican. of Min
neSota said in an address on the
National Radio Forum. sponsored
by The Star, that it was essential
to production that stoppages due to
strikes in defense industries be re-
duced TO a minimum, but opposed
outlawing strikes in defense indus
tries as proposed by some members
of Congress, Senator Ball con-
tended that such legislation would
not stop strikes but merely make
them Illegal" He has proposed
Federal law requiring 10 days no.
tice before a strike or lockout is
started in plant producing defense
items.
The text of Senator Balls address
is on Page B-8D
Girdler Sees Higher Costs.
In Pittsburgh Steelman Tom
Girdler foresaw a threat of great
ly" increased defense costs in the
various c. l. o. demands for wage
increases. and the c. I. O's union
News Service cited Government
figures to illustrate labors amazing
docility in period of business up
turn. huge profits and high living
costs"
Mr.. Girdler's declaration came
just two days before President Phil
lip Murray of the c. 1. o. is to re-
sumo negotiations with United
States Steel officials on demands
which union sources say include a
10 per cent wage increase.
The c. I. O.'s news service printed
figures to show that there were
fewer workers involved in strikes
last year than in any year since
1882 and there were fewer man.
days lost through strikes than in
any year since 1880"
Evening star., 1941-02-04
Army Recalls Col. Mott
To Active Duty in Poris

Col. T. Bentley Mott, retired, was
recalled yesterday TO active DUTY
for service with the American Battle
Monuments Commission in Paris,
the War Department announced.
This is the second time that Col
Mott has been recalled from retire
ment. He retired in 1914 but served
during the World War until 1880.
He has been living in Paris since
then.
Col. Mott served as military at
tache al Paris during the World
War and for several years there
after. He is a native of Virginia and
was graduated from the Military
Academy in 1886.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
C.,ubu
Continued From First PageD

Continued From First Page
the army for several hours. was a
man without private interests
President Batista said order and
tranquility prevail again" in Cuba.
Protective measures included the
mounting of machine guns and bar
rlcadeS at the entrances TO the preSi-
Dental palace.
One provincial army leader Lit
Col Ramon Gutierrez de VelaZquez
of Oriente Province. was relieved of
his command. which was entrusted
to his subordinate. Mai. Oscar DiaZ
1t. Col. Jesus Gomez Casas was
appointed TO the navy command
and Col Manuel BeniteZ, former
commander of MantanZas Province,
was MADE national police chief.
In a statement to the Cuban peo-
pie. President BatiSta asserted the
'SeditiouS attitude" of the arrested
army and navy leaders arose from
his dismissal last week of Col.
Garcia as police chief and his
transfer of several navy depart
mentS TO civilian control
Col. Garcia'S resignation" was
announced Saturday and the po-
lice command added to Col. Ped
raZa's army duties.
The President asserted Col. Gar
cia also had been openly seditious
in his attitude toward the govern
ment.
Cuban Congress to Meet.
An official announcement said the
Cuban Congress would meet within
4S hours to "act according to cir
cumstances."
Previously. the Congress had been
scheduled to hear today a presiden-
tlal message requesting an income
tax and approval OF a new law
for defense of democracy" which
was said TO be intended TO check
totalitarian propaganda and activi-
ties.
AS precautionary measure. the
Army took over public utilities. in
Guiding the buildings of the Cuban
telephone and electric companies.
The Suspension of constitutional
guarantees, it was explained leaves
civilian officials in charge of main
tanning public order. but will enable
authorities TO make arrests with
out having to present cases 10 courts
within 70 hours. and will give police
investigation facilities.
Developments Painful"
Col. Julio Velasco, inspector gen.
eral of the army. announced no
Seditious movement was registered
in Cuban armed forces The army,
navy and national police kept COM