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Gated; pleasing Dersonsiits: i psrm.nsnt; @ 'n ns-
isGso ssS:4 srssS:s;s;. s;.
YoGNG sSins IspR t 4r Es4 t.n.i, @ S0 : xSIF
some knowledge bookkeeping and dicta-
ton: 44-hour week; s3b. DUPONT IRON
W63RKs' X64Sks' llSs i6srs 18Th st. NV NA s7sS
pepsoas ss Is and Sc S sho are
and ensss aes 1SfH Position ns
manaeer; must be neat in appearance and
scUNG Nnsiip6S 81 MSfaai MSf sn a
ity nI,u Of Silver SPRING with teaching back;
eIo9no ior o.oay nrst Rraoe and
no objection to own child attending school;
salary open. immediate employment; in
2SGss Rs%ss5 woas' sSa s'S y ss'1 10, good opDe.;
tgnity to learn inteIsstine york in small
IL reply siys ii details. Box $47.v. Star.
s .nd ns n'sa must
writins; 44.hr s-dsy Week. SATURDAY att
matte increases % and % opportanits oi W as Tor sd:
A2Rs ATn Rf1ssn RRzNsiT RfEsIaas
town; lTake Route No.sSo. Cabin John
;Ss zog VIII IL; s
positions; '' promption epportunittiss; asss
s. n1 MondsS so'msas shreasS fmfs Friday
R;R IRhEpAaNF EaE saSesApzAkz ap: q POTOMAC
young LADY for tybing and general once
working conditions. Apply in person.
Ro9m sG3; glS F st: NV.
i to a5: knoViedse Of typinE desirable
%EsTERN We h ef5Sn Usnos Room aa0 Sol MIS- 30 % 1fth
WE WE PAY You sss for selling fifty special
boxes beautifully assorted Christmas cards.
Each box sells ST 90. your profit soc. Also
so for 81 90 Christmas cards. Free sam
pie portfolios. CHEERFUL CARD CO.,
l2AD White Plains, N. Y
business: openings in several departments:
splendid opportunity for a career with old
reliable company, permanent positions with
starting salary assured qualihed appl..
cants. Apply to Miss Cannon, educational
supervisor. SINGER SEWING MACHINE
PaRT.TriMEE 4 NIGHT Work. o opportunity
for attractive girl with pleasant person
See Mr.. Baptie, CHEVY CHASE ICE PAL
BIC MONEY FOR You, Selling Christmas
cards; Take easy orders from friends and
neiehbors for eorseous "Candlelight''
Christmas assortment. Sells fast at 81
retail you make soc profit. Fifteen other
delightful assor rtments of Christmas cards
and a:ft wraps pay you UP to 1907 profit.
Write GROGAN CO., 80 E. Adams, Dept.
ls6, Chicago 8, Ill
COLORED GIRL-5-day week care for
yssr-oid wss rt1x boy Livinsston' 4416 Sd ST. Sc,
PHYSICIAN NEEDS clinical assistant;
nurse preferred. Box 4l6-V, Star.
department. excellent opportunity for right
person. pleasant working conditions. good
sEAEs RoHsck any Snes Co. M5 1850 W aye
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~ ,NklP DoMEsrc.

Tts4s FAMILY: now r Psthssda: need. !.
smpioyea pEivate room. w: 4lSS.
cook coo and s.h.w,, iisht laundry. Tor widow
living alone: nice room and bath: must NJ st
OF; reference required; only dependsble
ps, person need apply; salary $50 week. o.
SIil;1 TO START. cook. g.hw, fine. charac-
ter. good disposition; GOOD references;
saRs4ysn sns Sst LTha5sd.s v. as 81 W :sss ssss
rienced cook; to live on place in separate rat .
rooms, living room and bath Ideal M situs- ~,
.rences .on .9r f'fn Please csIi Wo s7sa for sp-
WHITE RHah1me1osk Or coLoRED, plain cooking and
to assist in shy, no Laundry; family Of IL z
adults; live In, hne room and oatn on 5ro
floor; must be capable, Trustworthy and
have good references; prefer settled
woman; salary, S100 per month state
age and experience. Box 2Se-v, star
WANTED, settled woman to stay nights;
GOOD iivins conditions; general housework.
ffaAIREfEaMTinf. ffaIE Fl naffo'G G. H. W.. plain cooking.
to 6; SOC hour. carfare. 37oS 18th st.
NO. 00S2,
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SITUATIONS MEN tcsnt.)

JOB WANTED-Youns married man. ]
Srtsp quickly sccustomsd 60 msstini
station; also exper. In credit and automo-
bile financing; ready Immediately for /,
food, steady position; willinT to work loni
hours: best OF references Call UnioI
ssS4 sS4Es e AsESslIY6Js RE- sSfDiERs SfiSi from
Belyoir, Va. would like part-time wori worli
daily from pm. to IL pm. and Sat
afternoon, all day Sun: All overseas sol
diers: prefer 90c per hour, all for sam
concern: best workers. Write PVT. SIN
YAKOVICH. 1878 e. U. D., ASFTC, For
Beivoir, Va.
COLORED MAN desires all-around cool
Job, morning work only. Call Sunday
Monday anytime. Du. 1928. ask fo
Evening star., 1945-09-30
BEAUTY PARLoRs.

and wave, 75c. UPSHUR BEAUTY COL
LEGE, 1929 30th and Upshur. WA. 4S29
Evening star., 1945-09-30
SITUATIONS MEN snd WOMEN.

COUPLE, COL.-Butler-c chauffeur. cook
maid; ref. and experienced: salary, 1925
to $3.50 Box 19S-X. Star.
COLORED NAN AND WIFE would like
part-time janitor's work. Call AD: 1890:
Evening star., 1945-09-30

SECOND MAID. upstairs work and serve
table: references, live in; SIS M psr sSssskk.
sEfTEhS Whit FEW
soasswerk; s:dsy SssE; iiys il; modern
WOMAN WON with knoxisdse ef cooking for
hi.h schce % csisssra' o4s, 5od,s y week ref
mother; private room; Call HI. 0s36;J,
II rn1e ,or ta g ssbs sss1s n1n
smsii apt: Sh-day week; references. 81.
Whit. Tor h. ,,.l.ne., Live IN ,;ne, ins,
arranred. ARA Phone wi. 7734. :.
WOMAN. shy; IN tsmiiy; must b Be
tsGf t oR ssoi ieea ~ mornings. Mn we''ene''ef ADJ
fA}IS; il. ri ssS xssS5 .;.J! Ssh En ss6s, Z,
snfsns mi i've a i: ds'h 1ood home and :si.rs. ;.
81 :s'.;.a y s,s.. ,ssssssa ss ssp..
shildTsn elYst # frog g. wlsSn ss
SM also hss ter s.rSnr snd sa
D.; own rooms; $I25 month each. Call DU.
WOMAN NAN fgr s;h:w in f.%il, q 2 ssS., adult:
threush Friday; Sl6 and earfare 81 2124;
WOMAN for g.h.y;. expertsnced; gooS
Inom hs s'ssstn 70 r. W. Ss sise. o0"0''0n' .''
WOMAN, white, nice, for s,hw.; must be
ern house. 2nd-hoor room and BATH. Cal
OF. 69I8 Monday. -
WOMAN to do g.hw..s cooking anG take
care of child; live in. references; $50 q
week. 1910 18th st. NV.
YOUNG GIRL for chamber work and heir
to serve meals dsily;; no SUNDAY; live In
URGENTLY NEEDED By hard.workinl
woman. farmer. on. beautiful estate %
miles from p. G.. hiGh-cIass white cook
shanpdas and time elG: must bs hssItky
PLEASANT and like the country: NO c1il.
4ren, no washing OF hssyy cleaning: on
sssk. 81 s'nis fs,ss6ss. ss sc classs. 3 sso ~
Evening star., 1945-09-30
RESTAURANT.

n Arling ton, y
business: long
price, $4,000 ;
NICHOLAS J.
Bldg. DI. 1855
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
Georgia Daily

Continued from Page l0l
like a piker. what will be done fur
Their to nullify any such decision.
He says
THE way We plan 70 work II We
viii leave our primary laws intact
after removing the constitutional
reference. then if al the next pri-
mary some Negro carries his
troubles 70 court, We 20 right on
and hold our primary. and by the
time he gets decision IL Will be
100 late for him 20 vote =
III our system Is held unconsti-
tutional a, the next session, we will
change the law AZ the next session
Of the lcgislatnre-hut only by a
period or comma We VIII hold
our primary just as white As a
clean sheet.
~ the supreme court iuyaidates
tina, law too. then We will rewrlte
1t again Tor the next primary.
That will 20 on aluminium.
Thus no complaint can ever
get decision on the merits. The
question is not what or Just or
decent, or even what a law is. The
effort will be solely 70 evade and
circumvent tho constitution and the
law hy a lot Of hypocrltal shenani-
gan unworthy Of a ward heeler IN
Jersey City or Chicago.
"And such a proposal is made by
a responsible citizen who is speaker
Of the Georgia House Of Repre-
scntatives and who. by common re-
port. expects to run for governor
in l94s Georgia is entitled to bet
ter leadership.
I'VE can't 60 on in this state
denying political rights to large
parts Of the population while we
are beating our breasts out about
our country's effort 10 make democ-
racv effective in all the world.
"Our lip service TO democracy
is sheer mockery until we can show
enough good faith TO observe both
~ letter and spirit the provisions
Of the 18th amendment 20 the con-
stituiion Of the United states.
Whether our politicians know il or
not. Georgia is now in the union
and the constitution Of the United
States is the supreme law Of the
land, including Georgia. The OBJ
servance Of all It's provisions is
right. And no state OF people can
20 wrong by doing right
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
Stars Aid Capital
Birthday Ball

WASHINGTON tANp) -
Negroes Of Washington filed the
Lincoln colonade last Tues day
night TO dance that others may
walk Tnis was part of the
celebration u the Presidents birth
day and the annual drive in behalf
OF the nfantlie paralysis fund
Erskine Hawkins thrilled the danc-
ers With his music
Ton figh, artists from the movie
capital we're present IN con-
tinual stream 20 entertain the hum
arcds VINO crowded the ballroom.
Memocis Of the Equostricnnes,
Young ladies' social organization
u considerable popularity, were
serving as hostesscs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10

Two m.eh'y stage attractions
hos sAe spoiAshi This week At
lie Pa atlss theatef Number
ors pi =. Jay NeShann and
~ famous Deea Recordins or
ehestfa and that singing MIS-
'.ess q swing June Richmond
Ja9 NJ sham creator o. "con-
fessln ne Biaes sells bis JAZZ
"a~ VIA, me customers get
pDa MS cuff, Starts grinding
i ta' aGtseniic easihy stuff that
IS a@g al fancy flllefee trim
mlns. an Uttered ogi and no.
'tne bli the genuine article
y Shaun 3 besi known IN the
MS, io his recordings and dis
terminating collectors are quietly
esaeting an available sides Of
"hoat Blues Siugmaiism
Nlas street Boosie and Hold
fm hoofie as almost 81 the
,as' Of TIE rcal uncut stuff
Featured Win The orchestra IS
"al'er Brown nI.ied according 70
ts fans in undersialemcnt as
Ametioas Greatest Tiues sing
~ VIE No sham playing pia-
no and brown shouting me blncs
~ no ~ord'r fans and critics
z 'inc nafl ne bsad as the band
mas lNflls The blues
Moshun IS those Certain
sometimes 'Nai made Cailowa,
Ellington and others like them
famous y has dynamic per-
,onaiifr ihai peiWeates far across
The foo'lighis he can piay Tho
blues with the bes' o. them wet
cen interpr" p popular ballad
viii true feeling His insfru-
men'al work IS acclaimed by
Leading critics and opponents OF
modern music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
Rr ISAAC JONEs

Lionel Hampton has neen en-
raged BY the New York Giants
Baseball club OF New York Cry
10 instruct the players Of this
team in al phases Of rudimenlal
drumming Parididdle exercises
used by players 90 percussion in
sirnments to develop their wrists
ars said 10 he helpful 10 hall
PLAYERS
sammy Kaye is looking for
poems 10 be read on his sum
day Ssrenade" program II you
have composed one OF the ro-
mantle ,ype send II along 10
Tie maestro sammy Is par,icu-
larry interested IN poems that
have 20 CO with sentiment and
romance So WOO the muse or
pevlse your poetry book send
yoar selections 10 sammy Kaye,
Blue network Radio city 20
y y This program is probably
heard over WNiz al the above
time fIhe writer has not heard
II because OF being errouie from
churth sundays a. that time
Frank Young who lives a,
22os ST. Antoine Street was
called by one OF The Quiz pro-
grams one morning last week.
Mr Young had the correct ans
wer and won $500
A few days later. This same
program called LADY who lived
next door 70 the sponsor. She
also received $500 AZ this
writing tho Jack Pot holds
$4,000 II YOU have phone
hctter tune to wXYZ Monday
thru Friday at S IS am. They
may have your number
Rochester and Jack Benny and
cast were in New York City last
week Reports have 4 thar Ro-
chester stayed AZ Belmont Plaza
hotel with other members Of the
show Eyerytimc Rochester came
cut of the hotel he was sur.
rounded by autograph hunters
including taxicab drivers. cons.
and people in the stree, OF both
races Rochesters room in this
swell New York hotel cost Slg 90
? day. Rochester said in an in
terview that he has been Win
Jack Benny for eight wears He
also stated that he never adlibs
On The program because II is
timed 70 the minute he always
reods his script but it requires
a lot OF rehearsing.
Harry Sosnik composed three
tunes IN one night You see Sos
nix has been committing weekly
fiom Ncw York TO Chicago for
The lIildeearde program. lie has
been riding IN pullman last
week be was unable To get a
pullman. and took a coach. Dur
ing the sleepless night he com
posed three SONGS. one entitled
i stood up all Night Thinking
Of You Until next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
USO Observes
Fourth Birthday

NEW YORK CITY - With
proclamations by governors an d
mayors. among them one by Gov
erpor Thomas +. Dewey. USO's
fourth birthday was celebrated
over the Weekend by Open House
held ~ the approximately 5000
operations in Continental United
states and the overseas bases.
General statistics show that an
proximately l0f, Of the vast army
OF volunteers are Negroes. The
services Of other clubs are also
available 70 Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
"CONFESSIN' THE BLUES
ARTIST AND JUNE RICHMOND
SHARE PARADISE SPOTLIGHT

ANDY XIX and us famous
Clouds 81 JOY Mort eoontls
Miss Richmond has been booked
as an extra added attraction
and has been received royalty
No other performer ~ show snsr
mess can entertain as she an
Huge stage show
othfr STAR acts inelud, me "a
nous Glenn 5erkins great co-
medy tafori'es pink Paterson.
sensational iap artist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
Canada Lee Scores Again In
Shakespeare's Tempest
ny ALVIN NOSES


NEW YORK amp Mar.
raret websters Tempest !.
William Shakespeare COMEDY
produced by Cherry croufora
opened At the Alvin iheater
Thursday night.
! had a selfish interest In Nish.
ins 10 see the opening as d,s
perhaps hundreds OF jewellers n,
the metropoliton area commons
referred 70 as. :. harlem. Ths
presence OF Canada Lee no,sa
actor who was chosen bv Mis-,
Webster for the difficult role q,
"Caliban.' held major interest
for this commentator.
The role Of Caliban monster.
like creation OF Shakespeare
fertile brain. was no small as,.n.
ment TO state the matter mNa.v
Lee in one all inclusive word
WAS superb. His peffor.
nance could easily he tomor.
rows yardstick for shskespear.
ian players. so moving and real.
isiic was his unforgettahle per.
torrance
Not within my generation aO.
o-a5l have known Tempeu IA
have been produced in these or
any other parts OF the country
So that we can only measnrs
Thursday nights performance Nv
the II principals who PORTRAYED
IL in the light OF amaieurlsh A..
Temps on the part OF hirh sghool
and college companies we nav.
witnessed
Vera zorina. gracefulnes rer.
sonified does an equally ss,en.
Gid performance in the hsh,.
some role OF "Aircl THE sosl
q Laughter and caprice 4 two
act comedy with The setting ls,a
on cragry Prospere's isle draw,
heavily upon tho imaginaiion q,
The observer for there arc M %.
cape ihlcke,s discernable A. n,
loHe'r Ariel leads on the NO
comedy DRINKS However. IA,
phase OF tho stage-proda non
art is easily overlooked measured
rs tho stirring portrayal ,hru.
ont Arnold Moss as the so,.
oerer Prospere. acquits l.m.
self admirably both with respect
70 physical hearing as thu DE
calls for as we'll as speech IA
me matter Of speech and At .or
however Canada Lee rists 70
new high in my estimation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10

Rounding OUT The great stage
n Ae Ibis week al the Paradise
lh'ai,r viii b. THAT singing
misirrss OF swing tia ono and
only June Richmond For a num-
Der of seasons Miss Richmond
was The featured attraction with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
To Seek Place On
Education Board

ST. LOUIS AMP Among
the 10 candidates for election 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10

nc s. Louis Board OF Fduralion
VINO have filed nominating PEI.
lions is sidney z. Redmond g-u.
id'n' Of the Missouri state NAA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
cOLuMN CHATTER.

II is alleged that John Coarse, manager OF the New
Club Blue Flame. hich is located the double EE No.
tel cannot read Flora Palmer and Pvt Eddie
(former band leader Smith may we'd after ne returns
to civilian life Lena Hornes song~ork and the ar
rangement II didn't Know About You is great
Mary Griffin 26-erl a the Do Sable Lounge in a ele
phone conversation avo~s she viii be cute from on
Dorothy Wilson in the business at the DISABLE,
carrying torch for prize ghter whose
the same as bison
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10

SPORTING |IHANNL.
At the Downtown theater recently Fletcher Henderson
rd he orchestra proved not 50 hot On the stage Baby
Joyce's sister Grace with Charley Ray, vas okay Al
New York July she inferred that there was Possio-
~ Of her returning the roads and here she IS
Sister Tharpe the program vas alright Noke
and Poke ditto Mr.. ILLNESS the manager OF this theatre
promises the ultimate good shows and that's SPORT
INC CHANCE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10
the same al bIson.

H0nts. tDadca-0i Pass +ne y eH. 4N4
Said We Wtrt ltr. s F.esd
he'll. thf ofcae fa tasnl gst .s.ee
glance, y-t tra,to az Ds..s
Lounge ht.r AZ tne atofemet-
toned rlase Ear Mason
isn't interested -ne sA A-fa Mae Case
ter and la..c Hrr sa4 hard al
Mike Dti
Bill Carey who is currently drumming the gt-box With
Claude Maxwells outfit az DISABLE ~il HE Los An
geles comes pronio Maxine Moore the Disable Ho
tel switchboard ACCORDING to erorts torchng After
Hearing Jimmy Dorses ar.ne, II sae picfure Lost In
Harem wonder WREN ',et ,sA-+er rstng Benny
Goodman. n be song 81 -.A--a-l. chesto
is solid BIT Of music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-10

CHICAGO eCombned y nspalersl -IQHsni p
Chicago lhe oro~no.t ha ,p'A-tsa iye-'e,". 4..A'
ness over burg rG FROM tina. aaee tAe >r4.-1iht
country boys and gs nao me- 50 tne Nihoy N''s '9
blow out - gn, e4d trat tttt 1928 hays ~ le'tfa eA
later date. po.s ' elte the WAC ~ tfs r.0.st4.S-
huf-paf fg AZ the mighty Nazaas 81. " o-in ia-
Evening star., 1945-10-17
FARMS FOR SALE,
CHEAP AT s3,5O0-5I acre,

CHEAP AT s3,5Oo-aI acres, close to R.
cIa. oH' so 50 miles, miles from from WaShlneten partly
IN good shape Sa TeTms. esiIsy cash bsI
snce to be arranged. Possession can be
hedndoS had; sh9wn BY p,,va appointmgent, Phone
Herndon: Fairfax Co. Va. ~
NEAR WARRkNTON-lsS acres, tenant
houses. barns, watered BY. springs. This
tltul building site where old house burned
down Looking over Warrenton and sur
renh0!ng renton Gou@ntryside' @ miles ,, from War
81 ACRES, with 9-rm, house-'This farm
the house has 6 bedrooms bath, city eiec,
and phone. heated with stoves; large barns
and other buildings and shade trees;
be ARRANGED. See MASON HIRsT. exclu
Slve agent, Annandale, Va, at the end OF
Columbia pike. Phone AL. 5S12 Closed
GOOD BUY IN vIRGINIA-practically
nothing else for sale close by, Nine acres
good trucking land, mostly clear. on pike.
= mile from Superhighway being built to
Pentagon Building, adjoining Camp Bel
yoir on west side, convenient to Southern
need of repair that could be txed up: good
deep we'll: electricity available; price.
5000; terms, $500 cash. balance $50
Prone HERNIA He!ndon 5s oEs BUELL. FaR% aRsSfnsGfPf AGFN
tiSIlluOllt rdlfldh 20, va,
6I&-ACRE POULTRY or rabbit farm. near
washington. between Lee boulevard and
Lee hishway-On State road, high eleva-
tion, good view with spring, stream and
trees; good 2-Story poultry building with
b, rooms; concrete floor, lights and run
ming water, garage and storage building
:! brooder houses, > turkey houses. small
room building now used by tenant: in
GUIDED approximately 400 chickens and -
acres OF corn. Fine building site Near :?
buSllneS and stores Price, 80, 900: $1,000
cash and terms EASTMAN q STEEL E
Realtors. Falls Church 262O.
IDEAL VIRGINIA 5-ACRE FARM-Attrac-
tive home, rooms and bath laundry
room. basement: in excellent condition
hrepiacE. electricity and phone, large
Aplch. double garage. beautiful setting
large yard with beautiful trees. shrub
bery and roses, outdoor fireplace, about
4aO-foot frontage: near transportation.
stores and good school; hard road; ~
minutes 10 D. c. Has real charm Act
quick. Priced right, $4,000: about So. 600
cash balance like rent Also other prop
critics for sale For appointment phone
WHIIESELL 5 REAL ESTATE, Vienna, Va;
$50 Oakton. Va
Evening star., 1945-10-17
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son, Auctioneers
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. October g.. 1945,-A public
sioners Of the District Of Columbia in the
matter Of closing the alley running south
from So Street, Sc. in Square 1897
fed as to the advisability of closing said
alley and that the same will not be detri-
mental me, al to the PUBLIC interests, NOTICE is
sioners have prepared the following order
ORDERED. that pursuant to the pro
Eseni Of rs0f fs A. Ss h s2 .y
i5637, as shown in green on plat num-
D. C., is hereby ordered CLOSED, SANE same
to take effect on and after November 10
1915; the title to the land comprised in
shttiag sag alley SO closed to revert to the
said map" Any and all parties interested
must ME in writing with the Commits
closing before. November 10. 1915: other. t.
wlse said closing shall become effective on
ana shs sfter that date In seeordapse with
youS aSY AsoN sas doRboS 59Rb sus &
cnd q ocs 81 PistSss Of
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD
Washington, D. c., october 10. 1945.-
Notice is hereby given that the following
persons persons have applied for licenses under the
Control Act and that protests will be re.
eeived on or before october "A, 1916. al
9;l5 AM. in Room a3126. the New Mu.
nieipsl Center. :3rd and Indiana Avenue
NV. after which date time will be sci
for public hearing of such protests: -532
Albert X. Gongee and James M Sayih
TIA Gongee a. Co., Ret. d." 52l Massa.
and Harold Karlinsky, TIA Kearny Supei
Market. Ret B" 1911 18th st. NE
Tl766, Selma r.. Laskin,. TIA People.
NV; H26ll, Morris Bassin and Samue
Tranen, TIA Basins Liquor Store, Ret
~ l45Q P st. NV; E3470. Tom g
Charuhas and Charles Kekeris TIA MarkeI
Tavern. Ret. d." 472 K st. NV; E3673
George j. Msndes and Theodore Stamos
TIA Moonlight Grill, Ret. ID" 1744
Alendale Market. Ret. b." 1854 20th ST
NV. ALAN W. PAYNE AGNES K. MA,
SON, WILLIAM p. MEREDITH. ocI0,l7.
Evening star., 1945-10-17
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
WOLF FISH.
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Uncle Sam, through his Bureau OF
Fisheries, is suggesting that. his
nieceS and nephews become better
acquainted with the delectable flavor
of wolf fish fillets, which appear on
the market under the name ocean
whitefish." So far only about 3.00O,-
900 pounds are marketed annually.
Wolf fish have been SO named be-
cause of their extraordinary ex-
preston. This is due to the round
ed head, small eyes and projecting
tuskS. Further, these fish have the
habit of swapping, bulldog fashion
at nearby objects. A person can be
badly bitten by them. Fishermen
taking no chances. kill them as they
fhaanl them aboard.
These FISH resemble giant blennies
in their general makeup. The usual
length is from 3 to feet but g.
footers have been recorded. The
dorsal fin is very long, half as high
as the length of the head and has
69 to n spines. The tail is small