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Evening star., 1946-04-16
HELP MEk 6 WOMEN.

ALL LAUNDRY HELP. fiat work. wearing
MoRN5NSoSIHP5E H5S Laundry. D $3.50 osG5sis
as ssH y. dsp
AssfsTANT sfs aRS!Psi ROOM G CLERK, knowledge of
UNITY to learn hotel business. ni aPPliy
ANNAPOLIS, 11th to 18th on H st. Nv.
e@xperience,, exp EDUCATION. age. salary expected.
COPY EDITOR. white. male or female;
ioI advancement: Box 273.Y. Star: II
mer camp in Silver Spring, Md; live In or
s1aIsf ssasRsS05 Nd % Saof dsoTsia ave; Tfs siiysf
CoUPLE, white or colored cook and chaut-
feur.butler; 3 adults in family references
GoVTs fso91eo EMPk III 'fng Interested in operating
business part time In your own neighbor-
h99d H@Gr, Boz 1o4nr 24leR Star sHnor.r..s mn
person1eI fpSyfH Once. Tf TE MAYFIo@ER conn. @
M sye ~ at IL De @ Salss st. nv. nv .o, ~, i6 hda5s
ing house; come ready to work MRS.
LULA DEAN. 211s 18th st. NV. NO. 225S.
MARRIED COUPLE and boy over Is, to
work at frozen custard store excellent
salary. Interview 906 Rittenhouse st. NV.
RETIRED PEOPLE. interested in operating
a business of your own, full or part time.
Box 242-T. Star. I'll
SECRETARY = Executive desires expert
enced private secretary for permanent
position in Wilmington. Del; must be a
capable. stenographer with ability to take
rapio dictation; salary, $50 a week. In
replying, state experience in detail. Box
RaLIABIE COUPLES needed on vir-
family Women to cook and housekeep,
men to butler. chauffeur. lawn work and
exercise horses. Good salaries Box
1S4-Z, Star. -2l
FOR DAY OR NIGHT woRK-white only
Il cashier. counter men or women.
Apply in person between 3:30-5:30 pm
daily on premises at 3l01 14th st. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT-Boo started. kept, au-
oited; vet. wishes ,part-time work or &C
ACcouNTANT@Wide G;.i Tii' Experience. peri includ-
ing, auditing and installation OF general
and cost accounts; familiar with machine
accounting: immediately available; tempo
rary or permanent; local references. Write
T. ST .. SIMILAR sEP po;ea ..ssats, b
exper.. college degree, 5 yrs architect, raj
exper.. personabe, single: future oppur-
tunity main consideration. Box 45a-z.
BUTCHER Al. white. steady position.
plenty or eXperlenee I, e eapa5ls fYll sharse
ecHiAUFFEuR WISHES POSITION with pri-
slaSs Teferences,, BOY 25s-A. Star is.
daor sofe have e
will accept !: d. truck drivers or porter
S6ii ]obii oDRn rR 6SI94 I2t5 Morse st; ne: IS.
some experience. ~ 18th st. ne. TR.
eaupment desires as assoc}atioa 3 a0 With pTac
ticing dentist: Virginia license. Box 12o-A,
EXECUTIVE or administrative secretary.
veteran; knowledge accounting. foreign
trade. French. Spanish. shorthand and
tipping; free to travel. Box 2l9-A, Star.
GRADUATE ENGINEER desires position
where ability to reason and technical
knowledge are necessary; qualifications IN
both mechanical and civil engineering.
Box 30I-Z. Star. 16s
MACHINIST. experienced in general MAIN
tenance, general production work, tool
fixture work: 16 yrs automotive ex. auto
matte and hand screw mach. Box 3-A,
Star. 16s
MAN, age 81, ex-service, successful back
ground in sales promotion and personnel
work, good personality: salary or pref
commission arrangement; able to travel.
Box 40-A, Star. 49,
MAN, colored. desires position driving
travelling: experienced. IA. 31l9. Ia
MAN. colored. 90, wants Job In a hotel az
bellboy. 1915 Corcoran st, NV, Apt 7,
Evening star., 1946-04-16
HELP WOMEN.

WAITREsS-Excellent position for reliable
sS beer SseS A
STALLS DEIIcATEssEN. 4s55 Mass. ave.
sssa sss sy sss .sd lsa p s s
soSs e. 514 1852 sRs soeh
WAITkEssEs. white: good salary. vacation
with pay, bonus; hours, am. to pm.
sRf PGea ( FfR1s to Ms;
co, 2d2I Virginia ave, NV. is
ssnday Ia time HpDy IN p.rc s9od s5s ga
aecrsls s: R ave-, f Silver Sntg sprjns IN Nd. '0
E@noymeh MoMaS eT ONCE sns 4 oor asssEK Agg
WOMAN, colored. to clean rooms. make
beds obons IN oSmng SS6a ass good pay Do
9nAs hoe essa sood Ds9 DO "aos ao
WOMAN. TO 70 make hte salads and serv. des-
HslEa GS p REs4AyRSsf sHs RsSf 55fo 5f n
WSMAS v,,a, xhs o te 90 hsnp'
eREER or h0sE MISS eng fhaSF CO e' 5o5S MSS
apply In person. 1927 14th st; NV. -ls
YOUNG WOMEN, # you are under $5 good
co. CO. new higher pay: ss sta starting r rates Dp 10
So per wk for 5-day wk; additional
pay for evenings and holidays: steady
employment. regular pay. increases Is
ditions. inexpensive cafeterias, vacations
with pay; come in and talk 1T over with
us at one of our employment ofhces-727
18th st. NV. 1859. F st. nv: open eve
aPHskE siHss g9s pofoMxa ISlosk pHoSE TEE eHEs a6
YOUNG LADY. under 26. pleasing person
allty, neat appearing, free to travel West
ern States with chaDeroned group: earn
ings approx. $500 monthly: transportation,
bonus, expenses II you are employed now.
do not apply. MRS. FREY, RIM. 319, 1911
G St NV. 16s
YOUNG LADY wanted for assistant in den-
WESTERN UNION OFFERS A CAREER-It
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession. Well-equipped schools
are at the disposal Of young women, II to
80; paid while learning. For further par
tlcularS see Miss Fifer, Room COL, WEST
ERN UNION. 10 14th st. NV. 10
WANTED-Girl for Office work must be
able to type. Apply 1889 Vermont ave.
If YOU have unlimited phone, you can
earn good money at home. Phone ma.
o222 Tor details. BASkIN FUR CO. --22
ATTRACTIVE, permanent position in por-
trait studio for girl, over 25 years old, who
is interested in advancement and career;
PHOTOGRAPHIC experience unnecessary: sales
experience preferred; excellent salary, un-
limited opportunities. Ma. 9220, Ext. s02.
Evening star., 1946-04-16
HELP MEN.

Accountant. CPA degree not essential but
beneficial in selling position as executive
comptroller for national firm having head
quarters in Washington, D. c. An excel
lent position OF responsibility with good
compensation. The position offers an op-
portunity for the official to rise into high
er brackets Of position and pay. State par
ticulars, age. experience and general back
ground in letter which will be held IN
Di. $500 for appointment. A CONFIDENTIAL
interview will be arranged. -16
YOUNG MAN, Catholic, native Of Wash
ington, high school grad, not over 80
yrs. for inside selling position in old
established firm. catering to high-class
clientele, perm. $40 wk. and excel. OPP
portunity for advancement in both earn
ings and responsibilities. Box 254-Y, Star.
WANTED-Drtver for wholesale laundry
and dry cleaning plant: good wages. hours
and working conditions. Apply at CAPI-
Evening star., 1946-04-16

GIRL to work in valet shop. & or hours
day. Apply PARK CENTRAL VALET.
1900 r st. NV. See Mr.. Ramsay.
Evening star., 1946-04-16

TfPIST: experience not necessary; pleas
Apply M. W Myers, YALE LAUNDRY. go
TYPIsT. splendid opportunity to learn to
SesFas '0SkzssPaf %M Hahn ses co
TSYPisTT.; general Office work 5ls-day week,
ssr0n ggs no CREST faRE
SERVICE; 1897 Rhode Island ave, Mt.
TYPIST, 40-hr. week. no Saturdays. 235
Washinston Bldg. 18th and New York
IYPIsTs young woman; permanent posi-
tion' 49-hr. week; sl10 mo. to start
TYP!sT for law firm. accurate and speedy;
5la-day week; salary, $3.50 per mo-; per
T9PfsrBfIING TsPPfs1 H1E ciERK hsaE with wholesale
plumbing and heating supply house: per
0GGS3; 9 NoLANp- CO.. NC. ,1ss < st. ne.
I,YpIisT-CLERK I,YIIi I. for local ofice Of ma.
AETNA FINANCE Co: s4is Rhode e0fsiaGe fsiand
ave: Mt. Rainier. Nd. 10
young lady: good position, pleasant work
ana sfdSsa' sfaEX 81
TYpfsrsFLE eG cIERks ftR s. nW General oce
sqaz LIFE sse 1NsuRANcE Ns RSS5S Resm eo
VOUCHER CLERK-Young lady for front
office Must, be able to work 7 am. to 3
p m. one week and 3 pm. to IL pm. fol-
lowing wk. Apply personnel Office, HOTEL
STATLER, 10th and SITS; NV. -16
WAITRESS. white: excellent pay. good
hours and tips. JORDAN'S CANDY &
GIG 18th st. NV; III
GRILL 1901 18th st. NV. III
WAITRESS wanted. white. DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE, 51O6 Marlboro pike Hill
side, Nd. HI. 0666. is
WAITRESS, exp, French service. Apply
WOMAN for mems alteration dept. salary
S35 p per I'VE week Apply at FARNSWoRTH
co for distinguished Glen
tele OF Pail Mall Room. Apply maitre
d hotel, HOTEL RALEIGH. 18th and Pa
ave. NV. lie
MATTRESSES, white. experience not nee
essary; good earnings. in modern restau-
rant. Apply 1924 Upshur st. NV -22a
WAITRESS, white, for cocktail style res
taurant: good tips and good hours. COM
MoDoRE RESTAURANT. 6l5 st. NV
LA
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wATcHMAN. reliable white man wanted
1Sa ae S'faoz aoT RoS58aAT sTATLER ERDS 1Ssh sS0
WET vi : WASHER. experienced. for wholesale sas
WooDWoRkEk for or modem ei sta Station wagon
rebuilding shop; permanent JOB. good pay.
good working conditions, annual vacation
pOs Be- sober lana and reliable; prefer man living
IL Inn yis19sty 81 o. m HeEnao3 70 va pm
Wool PREssERs. immediate openings
Apply empleymsRo ese G 9th n oGs WooD
stssas WORK. NEEDIEs CLEANERS, IS55
Buchanan st: NV 10
be good typist this is a. steady position
in. a progressive corporation and has eX-
cellent future: salary and bonus. H1RSCH
MACHINE CORP 1903 N. j. ave. nv;
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate, be;
Wns e en do work K foy % doan
tRs tSsn pu5ic: Ss S = 44-hour Week . about Bout
man man attending college in evenings: write
for interview. giving age, education. expert
ence If any, whether at present employed
and how soon available. Box 42-A. Star,
YOUNG MAN. with selling exper;, for deli
SoHSG MEN, s to r. Free to travel IS
states and return; Transportation paid.
high earnings; ex-servicemen given spe-
cial consideration; very good future for
men who like travelling. MR.. GROSS,
Cairo Hotel. IL to 5. Tues. and Wed. No
YOUNG MAN, colored, for kitchen work.
Market located at 14th and Park K I'd NV NV:
YOUNG MAN, high school education, cleri-
cal work, days per wk State age. exper.,
il any, and salary to start. Address P. o.
Box 264, Rosslyn Station, Arlington, Va.
YOUNG MAN. white, to learn restaurant
business: 10 hrs. through lunch and din
ner. BARNHART'S RESTAURANT, 551O
Conn. ave. -22
YOUNG MAN to learn interesting trade;
salary while learning. CRYSTAL OP-
TICAL CO., 925l2 F st. NV. is
ACTIVE SALESMAN to cover commercial
accounts in speciality printing products
field: would prefer experience but will con-
slider training high type. person; unlimited
opportunity to build solid repeat business;
salary and commission. Write full details
to Box 195-X, Star. --16
a. 1st-CLAss CARPENTERS. long Job,
S13 day. Phone SH. 2445 after pm.
WANTED-Boy for ONCE work. Must be
able to type. Prefer veteran. Apply 1899
Vermont ave. NV. lie
REPRESENTATIVE in West Virginia and
printing machinery. Applicant should be
type-setting machine operator or machin-
ist. Union card essential Reply Box
1884, Star. stating experience and quail
fications. -l6
Evening star., 1946-04-16

tlouS, Sales-mnded young man with car
and established following in grocery or
restaurant stores. Scarce wholesale line.
o~v 2S0-Y. Star -2l
SALESMAN-Earn S45 to s75 weekly
National organization will appoint 5 men
as assistant to managers; we. furnish
transportation; drawing account: large in
come now and later; after short training
We will furnish capital and merchandise
and put you into business that has a
LIAM LATHAM, National s14O. 8 to 5 D m.
Evening star., 1946-04-16

sssrHEHEs ..1 sns as51 AZ Rshs so5s IF Ssa
CoUNTERMAN; must be dependable. and
GEoRoEs REsTAGRANT' 17$S Eye St
sd9E sHss.s 3 ssRns Ct i
@ @ ssaRdHSs for a the ~aS operon s
in asSf Box y4e4Y Espss E
Tprks5 and sns sxpsrsncsd ss6 to Dm
of Monday: $50 and meals. 1884 Conn
RGfHSE ssadtos ssor:f s sGSs ssssD and
DIsHWAsHER, pleasant working condi.
tsns msA; seR sRd Sp92ERs fi5s 81 SsR
bfsPATeHfR fsP ana 81 interstate truck
Ing line; expsriensed sSoS preferred but ao
pkATTISe SsTKSeron; OR. pos position N. ops5 e
veterans Short hours, daywork. Box
eIEEK sFRsEspsss pssaSaSY Si,s,
PKTs 15Is St5hKs gq9S S, 5euEs seq ss5ary
NV 1922 14th ST. NV 11os H 1s st. &C.
ELECTRICIAN and general maintenance
fened apply Ma Euwef
LAUNDRY, 1928 Florida ave. NV. al
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, daywork
SIS per month. Apply 3206 Wis. ave. NV
ENGINEER, 3rd class, with D. C. license
noston sood pa No. Box saT
ENGINEERS (2), refrigeration; large ics
plant; good pay and good JOB 9I, for ligh, ri; h,
men young men ,E m ARD Apply cniei
ne. ~
ERRAND BOY The s. s. WHITE DENTAL
MFG. CO., S22 18th st. NV. 49,
EX-SERvICEMEN, Is to 80. high school,
education, to handle cargo for major air.
line; starting salary, S135 per mo-; 5-day
week Apply Room 240, Washington Ma
tional Airport.
Ex-sERvICEMEN and book statesmen, the
hottest item in the country: fast sales
big commissions; start Immediately Ap.
ply ALLSTATE HOME EQUIPMENT co..
$3.50 10Th ST. ne.
FARMER, white. and wife. no children;
wife to do general housework; good salary
st. NV. Phone MA. OSLO. III
FILE CLERK. 40-hr. wk.. no Saturdays.
235 Washington Bldg, 18th and New York
ave. NV.
FOOD CHECKER. exper: full or part time
sains eSSs cSLos Sesfs HOTEL sfe mfsiih sh
and K Sts. NV. -I8
FOUNTAIN MAN. from to IL pm; sober
DRUG. TR 6s45, 20I Md. ave. ne. IT
FUR CUTTERS. immediate openings. Ap-
ply employment ONCE, 9th floor, WOOD.
WARD q LoTHRoP. $3.50 to 6 daily 30
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
TIME SQUARE NTTERY
SQUARE TO NEGROES

CHICAGO Times Squares Cafe
Zanzibar Is the worlds largest
night club employer Of Negro en-
tertainers and orchestras
Not only does the Zanzibar fol-
low the FEPC to the letter, but II
also hews 20 personal Fair 10
Negro Patrons Commission as
we'll owner Joc Howard AYERS in
"Zanzibusincss.' pictorial feature
in the April issue Of the Negro
picture magazine Ebony
81 wanted to put Negro talent
In showcase" says ex-cosmetics
manufactures Howard so Zanyi-
bar is just as big and beautiful
as any club which features white
talent Commenting on the rrac-
tice Of New Works night clubs in
maxim Negro patrons feel out Of
place Howard declares that Jim
Crow is-not only had manners. its
had business Ills welcome 30
Negro visitors or regulars has
helped tho current Zanziboom CON
siderahl y SAYS Howard
sure ! like to dress my cafe"
with lovely women and well-dress-
ed. well-mannered couples. But
] don't care what color my ring
side couples are!"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
n, DORIS DION

The Poster Lawns and Gar
den Cuh met at the home Of
Nr. Leona Goodson. Monday at
one-,airty
Afl memherS are planning TO
attend Inc Annual Flower Show
~ tho Convention Hall. Members
ar, ms. l.. Stinscn Mrs. Hicks
Nr A. Davis. Mrs. Thinkers,
Mrs VI odonl Mrs l.. Goodson
and Mrs 4. Lewis.
Tho senior Ldymen are spon-
sorpg iu opcn rally on the first
su-3ay 81 Arril at Smith Chapel
AVE church Everyone is invited
20 com 2pt and hear the new
pastor Row r F. Bo,d who
4 ne speaker Of the cyering The
t,r'e viii he 1900 pm.
>Ick list
among tie sick in lnkster are
Mry. Carrie spencer, Mrs. L.
Gool.on Arthur Fort Nelson
II, Nfs Alexander. The rela-
tlves md many friends OF the
atoc mentioned are hoping and
WISHING for speedy recovery.
Ns Clifton .Posey OF Walnut
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
VET TELLS WHAT US.
MEANS TO SOLDIERS
by CHARLES LEBER
An FX.Spr,icPman

\ returned seryiccman was ask
Cd recently "Younr man what Is
America to you?" And his not so
startling reply was this:
America is the land OF lucrative
promises and bitter disappoint-
ments America is the land for
which you slaughter innocent men
and women for supposed turn OF
events here at home and return
10 murder citizens in Columbia
Tennessee: where congressman
talk down such essential bills as
FEPC and antl-poll tax; and where
the scr1iccman Is denied An on.
poriuuity TO have a decent place
10 live
america is the fertile field with
great possibilities but interspersed
win destructive mole-paths"
Wherc greed and lust for power
has dcmoralized the high princi-
plcs 70 'such an extent that We
VIII catupnlate into chasm Of
n'for destruction
Whittier do we ro'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
UAW-CIO
Continued from Pace

equality Of opportunity by having
~ least one negro on the hoard
tnARCE JIM CROW
Opponents OF the proposal de-
clar that when Negro leader
IN Tho union attains sufficient
stature he wilt have a chance Of
election 10 ;he board in The nor
ma manner Until that time they
essoii tho election Of pecial
Negro menncr is q form Of lin
crow.
The lrsumont has also fro
quntly heen 1dvarced that once
e special NEGRO memhci is elect
~ IT viii 70. impossible TO deny
demands for ,peeial woman
heard nembcr specil Polish
holrd member special Jewish
board member and so on or TO
elect negro in tie norma way
y has boon pointed out that
tpc rAW-cIO is anors th. host
81 ail unions in.+-s enforcement
Of nc discrm nation clauses
iu th. constitution anu contracts.
ara that tits las been the casc
atuo There Ia boon no spec al
Negro boa member TO date
0TIlrR ISSUES
otter important issues st the
ccntsuiion irclddc the ADJ piion
~ resolutions on political action
ard II is yDry mucu OF toss-wn
vWca val; win There arc those
who want TO continue the policy
~ baciuS good lon" in thc
Demoeretic and Republican par
ties Those who want TO turn The
PAc into a thira paiiy and
those Who want tiird plriv but
hentye that it must include
much broader section Of farm ami
lahor ielship ttan is now in
the FAC.
On International affairs thory
are two major conflicting views
Led or nv CommuniSt-domlndtcd
'lvmouth local u ~ Detroit re-
solutions have heeu thrown into
The hopr'r calling the Rritsh
Labor eoTcrrn ent a phonoy la
boz government and throwing
other bricks AZ il while siyinr
whalehcartd and unconditional
support TO tho Soviet foreign
policy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
INKSTER JOTTINGS

street gave her husband very
lovely birthday party. Saturday
evening at their home with few
Of their friends.
\ delicious ropsst was served.
Among the Guest who attended
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Odom
and daughter Doris. MIR. and Mrs
Boscs and darght n Evelyn. Mr.
and Mrs Barr Mi and Mrs. l..
Scott Mr.. and Mrs G. Posey. W.
NJ Thomas Miss Grace Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9ennette MIR.
Poscy received many usefui and
lovely gifts.
CLIB MEETS
The American Beauty ;. A.
Club met at the home OF Miss J..
Jackson al members were pres
emit
The meeti.g was very informal
An plans for The fashion extra.
vaganza, which will be held at
the Art institute April 26. were
completed Mrs Iyonc Webb won
the prize in the quiz game
Next meeting VII he ~ tbs
home Of Mrs. Gusie Johnson 67S
Stanford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
VMcA Notes

For the past two weeks the boys
OF the 81 Antoine Y have been
preparing Tor the Branch Table
Tennis Tournament which s.
scheduled for Friday ard Saiur
day. March % and 50. ~ En-
hlems will be given to tho Junior
Intermediate and Senior ping pong
champions, The tournament is
open TO members only Fred But
Ter has his eyes on the CITY Meet
April r.. Is when he hopes 70
prove 70 an comcrs that he is still
CITY Champ having won that little
last year in the Championship
meet at Northern YMCA.
The Father and Son meeting
and swim viii be Thursday nirbt
March 2S at 100 In addition 10
the regular Saturday Swim the
Third Thursday in each month IS
to be set aside for an fathers
whose sons are members Of 81
Antoine.
All members and those whose
MEMBERSHIPS expired since jan
uary /. 1916 are Invited to attend
Mondays Apifl Fool dance
Inter.Frat Basketball
After the dropping out of the
Kappa fraternity the play m he
gan saturday March % wedncs-
day REPRESENTATIVES OF The yuri-
Gus fraternities met 10 draw for
the pairing Of the teams In the
first game. the Naciremas will plav
the Omega; while the last year
Champions sicmas will play the
Alpha Last week in thrilling
game the Alpha defeated the Sig
ma
Valley hall
The city Champion vollcyhall
team tSl Antoiuei was host 10
the strong Ann Arbor team in the
st Antoine Gym Monday, March
IS The teams played a five game
set All the games were close.
with the score two games each.
The final ono WAS 'scorcher"
and ended with the score 1915 In
favor of Ann Arhor 70 participate
in the Annual Sport Carnival
sponsored by tho Michigan state
University Exhibitions were Civ
en- In tho following sports: bad
minton tennis wrestling hoxine
track swimminr diving fencing
squash lacrosses and basketball
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30

st Antoine took part in the vollcy
hal exhibition Wodnesda,
s. Antoine took part in the tri-
angle meet with Fisher and Down
town Branches This AFFAIR viii
take place in the Adams Branch
sym
Activities
Track and softball activities arc
now being practiced in The classes
70 replace basketball May the
CITY Wide Indoor Track and Field
meet Will be held at ST Antoine
Physical Director Al wardlow an
noced Hannah Fisher Down
town Western. Northern and North
eastern arc expected 10 enter
teams April II the National
swimming meet will he held az
tho Downtown branch Rennie
Stevens will have his cymnasric.
team ready TO compete in the city
meet held April IL Coed swims
are scheduled for Tuesday at 400
pm following mixed Badminton.
Tho Tuesday night Vollcyhallcrs
continue 10 hold It's interest with
an average OF II members each
Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
APPROVE BRITAIN

Il IS understood that IN oaposi-
'tion 10 these views there are
resolutions halling the victory Of
the British huor movement ap
proving recent actions or Britain
loohing towad completed indie
pcndence for india and express
ing general tho sometimes criti
cal support for the British labor
government
Over and above qn those issues.
however is the question of who
Will be the next president. This
occupies the mind, % Tie dele
gates almost TO lie exclusion
everything else and Z certainly
occupies tho tull attention OF the
daily paners.
Aitor The presidency is fought
out there will he another battle
rovai for the vice rreeidenty. va
Gated by Richard r Franken-
steer and n Rcuther is e'ccted
pre'idcnt for The vice presidency
he viii have vacated too
CHIEF CANDIDATES.
Chief candidates ior the Vice
presidential posts alp Nelyin
Bishop one Of tho two residual
directors on the El,t Side M Do
troi' Richard GosSer roeional
director in Toledo John LIVING
stone regional director in N,
Southwest; and Richard r Leo
hard, one or the regional directors
on the West side OF Detroit
Bishop Cos>or and Livingstone
are members OF tho Reuther
group and their candidates. viii
probably be- sifted ovcr tv the
Reuthcr caucus Eh1c Leonard IS
a member OF ~ Thomas rroup
and is sure to rN
Few changes a,c expected IN
the rank and file membership of
the executive board.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER SON, auctioneers
,-Household II furniture in groups and de-
slrabie odd pieces-Radios, upright pianos,
personal effects. etc. By order. Samuel
M. Greenbaum. Collector; storage company
and others. BY auction at Weschler's S.
am. iao3a4
TRUSTEES SALE of valuable Improved
real estate on Colesville Road east of Geor-
gia avenue, in Silver Spring. Maryland
cult Court for Montgomery County, sitting
IN n. equity. passed on January, 2, 1916. in
E9atty E9eItyy esnss. eause No l19sl wherein Mary
r. Quiiter is the Defendant. the under
sisned Trustees will on Saturday, Febru-
ary 2, 1916, at the hour Of IL 90 o'clock
Jane A. Quilter, deceased, at public auction
on the premises, In front Of S645 Colesville
Wr9ads Silver r. Spring, Montgomery County,
said Cause decreed to be sold, namely: Lot
Seven in the subdivision known as E. W.
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dwelling house known as 8645 Colesville
spoan,aa sead and located near the Silver Spring
deay for fuurs saS Susness RTeesrsp pur
property VIII be offered for sale in its en-.
be recorded and the manner of sale pro-
ducing the highest bid will be reported to
the Count. Terms of sale: Purchaser shall
chase, price in cash on the date Of sale,
one-third in one year, and one-third in
two years or all cash at the option of the
annum from the date of sale. Upon ratif-
cation OF Il the sale by the Court and on the
not before) the Trustees shall deliver a
deed to the purchaser. conveyancing and
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CANTREL, Trustees. ja16,23