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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

al OF any person, or froI' interfer.
ing in other ways with the ad-
ministrative service. Their re-
sponsibility Is to form policies. In
other words, the Manager is given
free hand, so far as the charter
can do 30, to give the best bust
ness management possible to city
affairs.
Such centering OF responsibility
and power is taken for granted In
other fields. Boards OF education
have for more than a generation so
invested their school superintend-
ents. In q realization OF their re-
sponsibilities, we long ago lost
sight OF their powers. In business
OF any size, the stockholders elect
directors: the directors elect an
overall manager, charged with
power but also loaded with respon-
sibilities. When either a school
superintendent or a manager in
business doesn't get results, you
know what happens. Ypsilanti's
government in money terms, runs
well up toward the million dollar
mark; II Is big business.
We return TO the question, Does
the proposed charter providing for
a city Manager abandon democra-
cy?" The people elect the Coun-
ell. The Council selects the Mana
ger. II the Manager fails In his
job, either the Council gets a new
Manager or the people elect new
Council. ; But II the people fail on
the Job, then what? Well, the
Charter commission had no remedy
for that. But right there, under
the proposed charter, Is the final
remedy for all dictatorship, all
failures on the Job. Under 1t be-
lieve that the people are given
the opportunity to achieve as good
government for themselves, to get
as much for their tax-dollar-to Sc
cure as fine civic results as well.
managed business enterprise.
Yours for a Better Ypsilanti,
F. B. MCKAY.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

LONDON - ms - The London
Daily Mail reported Saturday In
dispatches from Jerusalem that
well informed circles declared Tur-
key and Iran had signed 4, mutual
assistance treaty last week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
SEEK DISCRETION

Lansing-AP-Sixteen Michigan
school superintendents comprising
the advisory council on vocation
education urged the United States
Office OF Education to allow the
state board OF control for vocation
al education more discretion in ad.
ministering its program In this
state.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
LANDMARK DESTROYED

Portland-AP A 100-year-old
landmark. the Buck farmhouse. was
destroyed by fire Friday. The build
ing formerly housed he Campbell
tavern. an overnight stop for horse
and buggy travellers between Port
land, Lyons and Ionia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
/HAT TER and
- q Fact or Two

In the reign OF Henry VIII Of
England (15o9-1547) 1t became
legal in England to charge inter-
est on borrowed money. Ten per
cent was fixed as the legal limit
which could be charged.
The department Of commerce
succeeded the earlier depart
ment OF commerce and labor by
an act of Congress approved on
March 4, 1913.
A majority Of the states OF
the Union nave names Of Indian
origin.
AS If the other news we get
these days isn't enough to drive
one daffy, astronomers now re-
port that they've Just seen a
star blow up-only It happened
a thousand years ago.
The star is called T Coronae
Boreslis. All we have to say IS
that il got its name in the paper
the bard way.
!
Asironomers have the edge on
newspupsrmsn. They con report
ON event a thousand ysors old
and It's still a red hot scoop.
The world has certainly
changed In the last 10 centuries.
Back in the 10th century It was
the mound builders, not the In
dams, who were the Vanishing
Americans. The Indians were
then doing the showing around.
A thousand years ago the
Caliph Omar was using the
100000 books OF the famed
Aiexsndrian library to warm
his bath. This beats q Holly
wood swimming pool for ex-
penSiVeneSS.
II
In e46 A. D. Otto The Greet
w1s running things In Germany
so smoothly that zadok Dvmkepf
wonders u, maybe, that isn't
whore we got the word "oiio-
mobile"
Ten centuries ago the king Of
France was named Louis the
Fourth. He was a mighty lucky
monarch. Surprising. instead Of
being Louis the Fourth he had
been the fourteenth!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

WCIlty CdIo HSO
The birthday Samuel vanniman celebrated with
party al his daughter, Mrs William Rdenour.
kindergarten Woodruff moved into the add
ton will hold Its first session there, Monday.
Northorst former here for four years
assumed Of two heaes for A. Keist Amuse
Co, Pontiac.
Marriage Miss Annie Laurie Lame daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Robert Lambe and James Melvin Mr. and Mrs James
Melvin. Bethel o., homs OF the bride Rev. H. Coiburn
OBLIGATED Mary Esther Bernhard daughter Of Mr. and Mrs H.
Bernhard to Navarro T. Barron. in New Orleans, La.
Death: Darwin II Babb S. at Grand River Ia He
DR.. Alden Babbtt. formerly OF this city
Fifty Years Ago
Mayor D. appointed to fill the posi-
ton deputy marshal formerly held by
Miss Avona Damons class in music held recital In samsons
music store.
Mrs Forester celebrated her 18th birthday anniversary
BY entertaining party Of friends
Death: William oFrien at his home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
By ERICH BRANDEIs


A Texas boy who is now station.
ed in the Philippine Islands and
who says he is loyal reader OF my
column asks my opinion on modern
art.
81 have seen examples OF modern
art" he writes, that might we'll
have been done by child OF ten or
twelve. They show no sense Of
proportion, beauty OF color. sym
metry.
81 fully appreciate the old art
classics and even modern paintings
that portray a subject in recogniz-
able form. But tell me, how can
these masses OF splotches, crafty
angled lines and distorted figures
be termed 'art'?"
fully agree with you Sergeant
Hutchinson, and | don't think that
the modern Greenwich Village
school OF art is art at all.
Most modern artists. in my opfn-
ion, are lot OF fourflushers and
takers who are too lazy 10 study
art and who have no talent at
all.
Instead OF giving the public
something worthwhile they sur
round their so-called paintings with
an aura Of mystery. and. by slap
ping together a few crude lines and
garlsh colors on their abortions,
make the suckers believe that this
is something highly intellectual and
mysterious and that only the intel
ligentsia can understand II.
Art, In my opinion, to be real art
must appeal to the heart rather
than the mind.
Art is the fulnllment OF everybo-
dy's instructive longing for beauty.
II Is the satisfaction OF the human
beings hunger for something that
is beyond the daily chorc OF grub
bling for a living.
Real art must appeal to the emo
lions and can be understood by
everyone. regardless Of education
and race.
The greatest artist Is Nature, the
greatest art is natural.
There is art In the simple paint
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

LONDON-INS-The Moscow ra
do announced Saturday that the
first meeting Of the newly formed
Supreme Soviet would be held on
March II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Today's Horoscope

Today's Horoscope
You will accomplish much IN
life and overcome many dificul-
ties because you have determina-
ton. a methodicai mind and good
executive ability. You are care
ful, thrifty. and a good planner.
You are also a favorite among
your friends and associates. Very
early this morning, foolish mo-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Hints on Etiquette

Making each member Of your
family feel they are welcome,
wanted and appreciated in the
home Is good manners, too.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Public Opinion

Discussion OF any subject OF
general interest is invited In
these columns Writer'S name
must be given but may be
Withheld from print II desired.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
One-Annute Test

One-mnute Test
1. In a blast furnace crew. what
Is keeper7
2. Which weighs the most. a
ton Of steel bars produced In the
U. s., or one produced in Eng
land7
3. How many Of the 10 largest
cities in the U. s. do not contain
plants producing pig iron. steel
ingots or finished steel products
Words OF Wisdom
II you would create something,
you must be something.-Goethe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18
Wife Presevers

To salt not meats, place nut meats In
baking pan. allowing one teaspoon short
ening 10 each cup nut meats Bake In
moderate oven $3.50 deeees FL five 10 ten
minutes, stirring occasionally Sprinkle
with salt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

One Minute Test Answers
1. The top man In o blast fur.
mace crew.
2. The ton produced in England.
because In the u. 8. the net ton
Of 1000 pounds is used; in Eng.
land the gross ton Of 2,24o pounds.
Q. One, Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

Ten centuries ago the king Of
France was named Louis the
Fourth. He was a mighty lucky
monarch. Supposing, instead OF
being Louis the Fourth he had
been the fourteenth
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

tons may pervade the atmos-
phere, so look before you leap.
The moon enters Libra at 1899
p. m. Expect little from an emo,
tional situation this afternoon.
Disappointment Ia likely.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

AS If the other news we get
these days isn't enough to drive
one daffy, astronomers now re-
port that they've Just seen a
star blow up-only It happened
a thousand years ago.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSISTANT HOUsEWoRKER and cook,
white: adults; pvt. rm., next to bath;
MIS- wal SAEN Easqf ims sS o Nd essoas
saia ful1 time for small sqss
eGWEHI sH2a 1th K sE' coored
Live in, Georgetown. Ewt. room and bath;
ali Sundays and Wednesday afternoons
on; references reouired good wages. Call
CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS. for in
family; other help kept. Own room and
bath on 3rd floor; sleep in; usual days Of
eRGf Tags SS N9 81 sSs
g.. : years Of age; references, necessary;
srencss s,, required; apt conveniently located
COOK and general houseworker for NV;
i.I yrs SIs o,d; d5,B;day week. sa2 so and car
COOK. lst class. who can follow recipes
Gedx geek AL Decatur st. NV. aE. 45aa;
perienced, with " city " ref; references. ss " Cali
eooRsS edoa%S S7os sssIsTsSaTfy sMsIsssTpSsafy ,oo,.a 1rv,t.
school Bethesda: must have references
y 10 .. EOOQ wages, REFER
enceS, 1925 Euclid St. NV,
COOKE .H.W., colored: S25 for 5a-day
ysdlo wsfs TiE Iye In il qff fffs room shower and
COOK NV, hours 10 am. until after
serTe table u propery be a sSo sSy able
sF sEsTteTs A ssS ssSe
house, adults: 5h-day week, $50. WO.
COOK AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER,
small home in Georgetown; references;
COoK-GENERAL HOUSEWoRK, S35 wk.:
nUoK ilys II; Sn lSSsi ssrs EsisTsnsss & Or ass2 a.,
in or out: S25 wk. Can arrange to be OF
on Sunday all day. WO. 3732.
COOK AND G.H.W.-No laundry: respect
able, settled woman with good references;
small family; stay nights: $25 per week.
CooK-G Nv, colored. reliable, expert
enced, for Bethesda family Of two adults
and one .3ta-year boy: live in; S35 for b1a-
day week. Do not apply unless you have
COOK AND G.H.W., no laundry; respect
able settled woman with Al references
small family; stay nights; 5-day wk.; S22,
Kenwood. Phone WI 6077.
COOK K-HOUSEWORKER, 4 to 8 pm.; fond
Of children. NO. 0113.
COUPLE, family of 4, needs responsible
couple to orsanize and run diiapidated
DOMESTIC Heller, afternoons, or 8
full days: S12 week and fare. 81. 4041.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
PERSONAL.

WANTED-2nd-grade piano girl TO Join
small small q orchestra. em NO. oo71 after $50 pm
PfCTukE TAKEN for all occasions, any
aRsf as'a u Rifii sas
tutoring offered evenings in junior high
coRsET ss5ss sifoss Ps 2S "a s and
dies repaired at nominal prices, zippers re-
placed, shoulder straps. garters and boninss
NssneSed; NT os s new garments l now on sale. DOR
sTaasEs s,oa 60 AvAILABLE-Need WI nurse,
cArnoLIc had fclensy SENrLkMANo AI So' renn.d homes.
and reliable, 40--55 yrs. active, energetic,
sales management % tor" or executive Itt expers T toT
yeli known and established Catholic hrm.
table prospect Apply for appointment,
aavsilsbie. Al replies strictly confidential
JANUARY CLEARANCE OF foundations
girdles 5rassieres and hnserie: reductions
R 70 s cossfT saos ss
hhoSE saEtaEkRipl 1856. 1855, ask Tor MIS-,
wright; WIFE t. II you are IN need OF loar Up to
sir s.GF,sesS COVERS: pkAPERIEs: GO; $500
zIfFz sPAIeSEsYkI SCHOOL
modern day boarding school for chill
qFs3 tTom to Il years fso old Day
sIIp COVERS @ atsi tsiioFsd red ISf Tors
guaranteed. Upholstered furniture beauti.
PHoTocRaFHs S 62Gass IN OF f0O5 afne fam
yaTT13o yasT home 81 O. Cg5 S6 studios CHEVY CHASE
LADIES HANDBAGs. custom-made from
sost; attractive styles. AD. 1853, o e
h s.n. 9o1E A sss ssy s a:sss
s9Isk s5Is nf's Or IA !: Gsfy s4is c' NJ Mr.
BABY PICTURES : Cute baby pictures
81 WV YfsRyonn YffysRRnsy sna sgPS'ys T Se
aaisk ssaTansesd radIo Su rspairs sp 0H5 MouN1 NJ
VIII 81 WITH YSGR &c eHfHbRES hp 1ssS
sections Of city in evenings. For inferma-
VII VIII Ts soaRD iio FREE. boy to T. or lS: sir
IN 81 r. 2o4s s3nRanisn ST, 9P ''
WARM. quiet home for baby. Is mos, old,
Of hospital with pneumonia. perfectly we'll:
must have have warm home until furniture ar
ROOM Fa9 And 0ps soaRb & STo for Te TA B6br
& ols 3 boy, Sg y :, some household duties. WA. s596.
studio centrally located; equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices: special
attention to bridal parties. LEA ENGEL,
ITO st. NV, Room 20, Telephone Elk
WANTED tickets to Boston Symphony
10. Call MR.. BROWN DI. O254.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma. rheumatism, arthritis.
nervousness piles, colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
feet. Lady Nsturopsth. 90 years expert
ence, in charge. SH. 26S5.
OIL PERM. WAVES. 81; shampoo and
wave. SOC. UPSHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE,
30Ol Upshur st. ne. Phone WA. 1929 13'
different poses $3.50: you will treasure
these lovely natural pictures in your child
own environment. For appointments, call
HO. 4720. day or evening
Evening star., 1946-01-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OWNERS, ATTENTION"-Do
you Rave reason for selling your bust
ness this year? May I act as your agent?
No OBLIGATION on your part until it is sold
Now or later, cell HARRY / FRIEDMAN
Broker. RE 1886
VARIETW STORE, on good NV. corner
rent only S45 month: same owner years
retiring, made plenty money here; Other
items can be added: excellent for man anc
wife wanting to go into a small. profitable
business: mixed trade: total price. $1,000
including about $1,000 stock on hand
Mr.. THRIFT fexclusivel, 1000 N. Y. ave
NV. MA. 9743 or UN. 1898 eve.
WEADoN CO, Real Estate and Business
Brokers, 1910 VT. ave-. Suite 61O Spe-
cialists in the buying and selling of beauty
shops. all sections of the city. A few have
living quarters. DI. 1854. WA. 925S, HO.
LADIES' WEAR sHoP-Lo-
Gated in the downtown section, catering to
the middle class of trade: the store is
30x1o0 having the space for many addi-
tional allied lines: the present stock is
very clean other business reasons force
present owner to sell this desirable loca-
tion with the present lease. Call HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE 1853
LIQUOR RESTAURANT (downtown). on
14th NV. near H; no heavy cooking, spe-
cislizing in good sandwiches: straight ten
year lease; rent. S325 monthly: guarantee
over $500 daily business: open from II
am, daily. closed Sundays: all brand new
70 reiiabe parfy. BOB HoIIANDER 'et1. tes.
0743,
Evening star., 1946-01-08

COLORED GIRL wants 5a days, B0c hour;
nVe out; can give references Cau hD
62os between $40 pm and $40
HnIhL, rsliable wants days work. Frank
GGdRsLs' GIRLS o5;o1 for any kind of work. Cal
GIRL. coiored. would like Job as gh.w
IHnsjo Rn sSookins; s5a1 city reference Phone Co
GIRL, colored, wants position as nurse
maid, daytime. Elk 1895
GIRL. coIored. wants 5-day week. Monda,
through Friday: references DU. S52I.
GIRL. wants days work, Monday through
Friday, So and carfare. TR. 1874
GIRLS t2); one, daywork: one, evening
work; dishwashing. Call FIR. S74S. be-
tween 10 and , o'clock TO-
GIRL, colored. wants days work, SIS and
carfsre' ref. Lincoln 2963
GIRL, colored, desires work as nurSemaid
ghw.. plain cooking; employed couple
preferred; S25 week. FIR. $685.
Girl. colored, wants part-time work, Csc
PART-TlME general housework in ex.
change for private furnished apartment
STEADY JOB - No housework; cooking
city references: no Sunday work, Mon tc
Fri Dupont 7l43.
WOMAN, colored, experienced. wants part
time work; light cleaning and laundry
work In D. c. only. Republic 1905
WOMAN, colored, wants work assistant
cook or all-around helper experienced
reteIences, Franklin 0411.
TWO COLORED GIRLS want ehw; no
COOKING -2l6 G st. ne. Atlantic 97gs.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING about Jan. IS for Miami, Fla !;
can accommodate 5 or people. Call AL.
a945. Z to pm IL
LEAVING Jan. II for Miami; take 4
PASSENGERS; EN- s9ss %
about Jan. 15 IN olds Al, heater and
radio; 9 passengers: share expenses Phone
ER Sn00. Ext 1921. LIT. ROUBLE. So
TRANSPORTATION for school child from
Georgetown to Chevy Chase All or part
way. Telephone WI as73.
EXCHANGE TRIP for delivering Packard
to New. Orleans: leave this week end re-
Sd s@ponsible partE Can no. $3.50. O.
FLORIDA BOUND--Sleeper car and diner
trailer. Leaving January or 10; per
sons. Hotel or trailer accommodations
assured after arrival Miami; exps driver,
FISCHER
LEAVING FOR NEBRASKA via pes Moines.
secure passengers. az Chevrolet sedan;
fast trip. Box S3-D. Star
MIAMI and Jacksonville. leaving Thurs
day or Friday; . cars, can accommodate
passengers Telephone Union 1898 o.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING, bookkeeping, statistics
Grating: expert work to be done at home.
Call GE. 1882. 1Os
ARTIST, experienced production illustrator
desires position with manufacturer or de-
signsr: Box 233.C. Star. s.
a competent stenosrapher, typist. book
keeper or clerk for half day. full day or
longer, call MISS BARRETT, DE. 694s or
COLLEGE GIRL. colored, desires evening
Sor Eork oirs after log ggM@ cal Dp ;4gl. 8.
nurse, ase "a. pleasing personaiity. needs needs
experience: able to work. MI. 3480.
DRESsMAKING, design. remod., altera-
BERT. 1880 Iryins NV. Apt. 4. AD. 2s3s.
EVENING WORK desired by college girl,
colored; after pm. Call IA. 101I. g.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT BY experts:
dual control cars. Expert instructors
2701 14th st. North 1T94.
HAIR STYLING BEAUTY CULTURE-Li.
eense within 6 mo. Eve, classes to begin
2nol 30th st. ne. Phone Wa 1929 l3'
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 3 mos.
Specialist in. voice culture. ORGAN, diction,
public speaking Michisan 1851. IL.
Competitive civil service exams Pre-
pare today. THE CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
r. sp,HTRaaTORY SCHOOL, 1913 14th NV.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping calculating ma
cnlnes New classes now starting, Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 st MA 232R
Evening star., 1946-01-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SECRETARY. f., legal. $50 wk. legal expr..
good future excellent for law student:
motion picture: 5-day wk.. S45: sten., real
estate. $40 ~k.; Ediphone operator. Be-
thesda, $40. stem, s.w. 5-day wk., 100
Always good openings. Come in today
Miss Young. MA. 6241. PERSONNEL
Church.
TEACHERS clerks. recep,ionists: select po-
sittons No charge unless placed; top sal.
tEst II vrsl ,3ll q ST Ma OLA
Evening star., 1946-01-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. E
9
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcentJ

SITUATIONS WOMEN tcentJ
EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY WORKER, oper-- :
ator Of press or finisher. MI. 37os. 6s
EXPERf sTENoGRAPHER. bookkeeper.
secretary. secretary co5responndent' spenmsn: finest
GIRL would like to have days work. Cali
7S4 Girard st. NV. MAMM1E BOONE.
NURSE, colored, desires s or 10 hr. day
duty. Call Ii. 6071 any time; doctors
NURSE available for 12-hr day or night
duty: adult case. AID. 1894
NURSE, experienced, graduate, practical:
ADULTS or children; s-hr. day; excellent
references. Box .432-c, Star. s.
SECRETARY. college education. 10 years
exp, with executive; permanent, 5-day
week, in NV. Washington only; ability will
Justify top salary. CHI. 24S9
SECRETARY. exper., college degree in COM
merce; prefer advt., radio or interesting
work. ia. 0l45 after g.
STENOGRAPHER, temporary, by the hour,
Wp aay ,cTr Or week zee $3.50 an hour. MISS
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, colored. de-
sires daywork; experienced. Call co. 1888
TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSE, colored.
sxynsils6le. xnilse Pg; $3.50 any time, 10'
travel, would like position as secretary
social or business-to interested party.
Write giving details. Box I6s-C, Star. II.
Evening star., 1946-01-08
SITUATIONS MEN snd woMeN
SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic.

COUPLE want job on farm. man for out
sloe WORK, woman for housework; refer
ences. Box 463-C. Star l0s
Evening star., 1946-01-08

TYPIsT--Permanent position: 5-day week
s1RETS eo ss AENA ga
s:4s a6-hr uoens Wsef sl5s m to staff Fin psf E
manent. Telephone personnel dept, DI
1900; or apply at 1.4l gath st. NV.
TYPIST for credit once: no exper nee;
gSSS f9No;s ssisTyi ri Tapid advancement Apply
TYPIsT, and seneral ONCE exper.; good
John ?. AGNEW. & Co. INC: '''O
TYPIsr I1n,r r. Tsntes tna for sig m9nhS or
18th st. and Jefferson DR.. s.w, Monda,
TYPIST-Opportunity for permanent posi-
ton: pleasant working conditions, in large
ONCE; good starting salary with oppor.
each year; year Apply employment once, SAFE.
TYPIsT-fsx oPERATobRa. ant temroTary ora ye 10,
Ford dealer. One. with knowledge Of
seop nso position may de-
See Mr.; Erwin, HILL a. T1BBITTs, lila
TYPISTs,. white; good speed and accuracy
permanent positions. 5-day, 40-hour week
rs1ss MRS R fs5Rssf p1Rs M MtE 2ss asssnee
TYPisTS, file clerk, general clerical work
rs; srs; perm %psrmansnt position; 5,day week Ser
81 sSss5s &c. E9om sss aGt PsorlEs e nE LIFE
TYPIsTs, old-established Arm: permanent
with chance for advancement; excel. work
IMP sso9ditions. Cali MRS. GARDINER
T9PisTs, washington Cathedral; attrac.
EL1cTUcK. Wo $500,
start RE. 313a. l0s
Evening star., 1946-01-08

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-20
COaILess Schemes COncOcted When 'EyebrOUs' Strikes

CTS. Some Government experts think the Big and Little Inch lines should be used exclusively for oil.
 Then There's Atomic Power
 Two concerns have made offers to buy the Big Inch pipe for hauling Texas natural gas to the East. Big Inch Gas, Inc, which wants to pay $40, 100000 for the line, says it can haul 275.000,O0 cubic feet of gas a day and sell it all to electric power plants in New Jersey. New York Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Mary land.
 The power companies now use coal. They're tired of strikes and ris- ing prices, and according to Big Inch Gas. Inc. would be delighted to tell John L. to go jump in a coal mine.
 That brings us finally to the first atomic power plant in the world, about to be erected by the Govern ment and associated industrialistS near Schenectady, N Y. When you split an atom it gets hot. Build a boiler around the hot pieces and you get steam. That's the principle, and while it is expensive, the scientists say it can't help but get cheaper
 When and if the cost of oil and gas and atomic steam balances with that of coal-heated steam (and every miners strike brings the day cloSer) We can ignore John l.. He'll be just another fat man dining in solitary splendor at the Carlton Hotel.