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Evening star., 1946-02-24
SITUATIONS woMEk.

ACCOUNTING and Lor public stenography,
Author, editor, rssearcher public re-
lations expert, Al BACKGROUND in maga-
zines, books, radio, press. Box 344-L,
Star
BooKKEEPER, N C. r. machine operator,
POSITION, Best ref rstartins sal, $40. s.
Sai cEiERklTyPisT.4 hish School srsdSate,
asy & S, xssK: Gan M 77is, ia. a. .x,.r,-
sdit enced IN eoSnseiinF and pasycholosiesi test;
ing, Including intelligence, personality and
aptitude, desires permanent employment
coMfSNfoNsestled dsfsNs sef White Woman wants
seod home. small salary; Inv; small
eeSM SGs fs' sisa in
Of elderly people; free to travel Box
eghsf; euRFAfSs fsss' LAuNDERED, also fine linens.
aitera IHa tons hoi reasonable caIl W RH. sss5
DREssMAkING, design, remod,. altera.
BERT, 1890 Irving nv: Apt: 4 Ap. a3Ss
panionship and perform light duties in
Christian home; no children. Box 413-J.
Star.
ELEVATOR Job wanted BY yqans solorea
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, eolored, desires po-
sition after school as enl elerk' waitress, foun-
tain girl, etc. HO. S37g.
GIRL, coiored color reliable, wants an work as
Rse sRoe fsis. Sg stpsf aE fsdl fH} ONCE or beauty
once. caii Ex. 04Sb. >' ''' al O''''f .
GIRL: colSred, intelligent and reliable,
exper. soda-fountain sirl; refs. Ho. O2s2.
GIRL, colored, desires position as once
girl little knoEledse Of typing and short
HoUsEKEEPER, white. companion or gen.
housework, some knowledge Of prac. nurs-
ing, Es27 psb 2nd ave; se:. Wash, le, D. G:
bic Of taking full charge. buying and plan
lRs asas aset sox ss ssaR F. sss1 sssa's salary
panion; capable, responsible; % drivers W s0m- Il
eense; free to travel; references. Box
LADY. White, retired U. S. Treasury en-
ploye,, desires position as companion to
elderly lady: good reader; will attend light
personal sr !, needs; excellent references. Cal
TRsh sssa for sspy or s SHf ss
yrs 5. B. c. espsr; ref ref. % BOX s4i-E M ssiss Star
NURSE, practical. experienced; references
NURSE, refined. white. wishes permanent
sidered. Local dr.'s reference. Box 1861,
NURSE, available for 8 or 10 hr. duty.
chronic preferred; excellent reference.
NURSE, practical, white. middle age; night
duty or companion to elderly lady. Call
after 6, all day Sun. HO. 5464 24s
PERSONNEL director interviewer, thor.
oughly experienced; also exp. in Job classi-
ary for for Al services Box 4ss-I, Star.
POSITION as seamstress, colored. expert
enced and reliable Phone RA. 433S. 8 to
5. or address 3024 Warder st. NV. 24s
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes care GONZALES.
ent-inyalid, $50 week. CAN Richmond
Richmond 90. Va, GO V. A.. B.
PRACTICAL NURSE (ofhcer's widow. likes
| to take care of older people. Adams 1922. .
PUBLIC .STENOGRAPHY and1or account.
ing; preferably In country club. Ho.
SECRETARY to top Govt. oficial wishe,
connection with private industry; highest
qualifications and experience Is secretar,
| and once manager. speaks Spanish 1u.
emily. Box 349-Ls Star. "a
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PERSONAL.

WILL BOARD preschool age child for
working mother. colored. MRS. ALICE
RHODES, Seat Pleasant, Md.
Govt. employed lady. for anyone help
ing her find apt. or house. Box 463-L,
KIND CARE given invalids and elderly
people; good food, pleasant surroundings.
graduate nurse. 1L1FF NURSING HOME,
Dunn Loring. Va, Falls Church 1377-W.
WOULD LIKE to board my fve-year -old
daughter in refined home; upper 14th St,
or Takoma Park preferred. WO. 7039.
BOY BLUE DAY NURSERY. l year through
transp. furnished; reas. rates. WA. 1851
WIDOW, Government employe, son high
school age, desire room and board, or bed
room apt. furn. or unfurn:, vicinity Shep-
herd Park School or exchange such for
Alexandria apt TIE. S173.
VACANCY in rest home for elderly lady,
1st and 2nd floor front, semiprivate. 2727
Adams Mill road.
CHINA FIRING-Wish to contact some one
in NV to do firing. Columbia 2261.
I'll PaoNs Nf0 sHss sts HEED $3.50. ask for Mis-.
Wright. II you are In need Of . ioar up tf
$500 on your siEnature .
HOWELL ACADEMY. accredited boarding
school for boys in kindergarten through
9th grade; located on Severn River estate,
Annapolis 1854. nh6'
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HELP WOMEN.
YOUNG LADY, interested in aviation, for
receptionist at local airport. Box AIM.

YOUNG LADY, interested in aviation, fol
receptionist at local airport. Box AIM
YoukG woMEN--want q 100 you'd ,.
proud Off II you do. you can md 1t At the
nssd The sp " youns wom
en- who are interested in positions with an
and you can look forward to steady EN-:
dss a's ss.ss ss IN :. sss &
or sSnr eonTeenss ws sSs s 5 sa St
pofoMAc ps1y Z e. rELEpHd5NAEE ri 5AE co CHESAPEAKE q
HWAsNTED Wan by professional organizstionE
excellent opportunity for woman 80 to Is;
interesting and important work; perma- :
HsRs sRSs jsok Sss5s oFsEIs PIE asM ssd
telegraph profession, .weii-eauipped Schools
so; paid while learning. For further par r.
5Rs cEsE Ua2N q tte aS a1 1tsn s. .p plain cook
ing T,1s best % Psy, Ssld vacations; experienced;
ably Government experience, for oficisi in
working S;aa conditions; .ss.loo per year. Eye.
ANA AM1ziSGMs W. pay aSss you sss for sslias so
I,'t pr9'ftit up up TO Soc; costs nothingg to Try;
EXTRA MoNEYLseTii 81 PERSONAL M sta
bEqsssk brssdkay ss smns ss rssop
assortments; odd cards, 3hc. Up to
new EAp esS sEtra aET SPnui Nols Rs's 5s
MONEY EVERY DAY-sell friends, others
new everyday greeting cards for birthdays,
i4-foider box assortment only ST: pays
you up to soc; send Soc for sample box;
Ssss IL 1 p2s gsses sstss Dse SIG
COLoRED. neat appearance; clerical work;
good penmanship. THE PRINCES SHOP.
w " PAY SIS &iS for selling SO boxes beautiful
al-occasion cards; each box sells for 81 3;
PTS SOC C Try write chHrkR aY ssHRs oAnB
Perm. HoUsEKEEPER,, care 2, children,
OPPoRTUNITY for capable women to do
simple snnl dmonstrstion work in Westminster
cooking or baking involved and no can
yassing. Pleasant manner and personal
ity more important than experience. We
make attractive earnings possible, yet leave
you time for personal interests, Tele-
phone National 2454 for appointment.
FASCINATING year-'round income build
ing plan Take easy orders from friends,
fellow workers, church ORGANIZATIONS for
10 fast-selling greeting card assortments.
sen Tor ST each, cost you soc up; extra
bonus; exper; unneces.; request foremost ST
all-occaSion box on approval; free corIe-
spondence notes samples; special offer.
BLuEBIRD STUDIOS, Dept 81, Fitchburg,
Mass.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for q cultured,
educated woman, 35 to 90, no experience
necessary; q good position with good pay;
hours 81. half day Saturday G. M.
Hayes, THE oUARRIE CORP, 35 Wacker
drive; Chicago I III;
nurse to board and care for 2-year- old
child who needs special care. Prefer home
with other child Of same age. Best refer
ences required Elmwood ia
Evening star., 1946-02-24
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto
body fender man in daily want ads; put ia
a few hours weekly learning metal work,
welding, painting, etc; chance for hish
wages or your own business. Write for
free information. AUTOGRAPHS TRAIN-
ING, Box 231-L, Star. 25s
CIVIL SERvICE-Books and courses, sta
tistical, clerical. accounting, stenog. and
typists, auditing. librarian, chemistry, etc;
S110 to So each. MA. .,2340,. BOYD
SCHOOL, 2S yrs exp civil service, 1888
COMPTOMETER COURSES, top-salaried
openings now; easy to learn, interesting;
day and night classes: start today-now.
BOYD SGH00L. 1898 st, Ma. 234o.
cluding all text and supplies, $50; sama
course in residence. not including texts. bus
typing free. for $3.50. Call ME 4227
after 3 pm. or visit or write CAPITAL
CITY COLLEGE, 1101 Vermont ave. NV. .
les HOME STUDY TRAINING inform alton
promptly available from Mr.. J. W. Short-
land representative, 2l2 Bond Bldg, Wash.
5, D; C.. NE. S166: Sundays and evenings,
North 90S5
Me-
Evening star., 1946-02-24
SITUATIONS woMEh tcen..,

SECRETARY, experienced in social and
Rsdssi variant: ss sssf sos ss
SECRETARY. capable. good references;
f9oe fo11an mo- aE s-ass ssss week. Native washing
SECRETARY, executive ability. responsible;
permansnt position; salary, $50 wk. Box
sECRETARY- -BooKKEEPER, wide exp. ad-
ministration, stenog, inc. tax, formerly
ss g aess 0asa BOX un & srsd ar
SEcRETARY -sTENoGRAPHER. capable,
Conscientious, and dependable, desires po-
ssefE si 81 ME- client
work background: reliable, capable assum-
ss eesss sSo s1e for ' hoar
sSx sTKNYsi SYSs1Ls eMEa saaIi n.,.rt .rn.rt al
desires so-55-hr. wk. $i,5o hr. BOX
sTENoGkAPHER srfaIi ssali CORRESPONDENT ex-
compose sales letters, difhcuit letters; 81. SO
seek. posi- ss
ton. thoroushly competent and experieneed
In patent corporation admiralty and other
fTfisd f9is Box s4EN6cssFHY AaES6 stsF aiet.phon.
ec sGsf at we home W.T. Es9T s4as
Capitol Heights 7l45. IA
sas sSgfTisRSsd Ss VS. E4ss ssnt' 'yDns
near 18th and Columbia rd. NV. only.
WOMAN As COMPANION to widow. un-
usual aualifications: will travel. Box 155-K,
YOUNG LADY available for diversified
section. Michigan 1855. 25.
%SMAs Hss csIi HfnIs pu vss5 es5o cleaning ofcs at
ular jee as COOK: 5H days a wt.; ss5 a
EEsoM5Ass s. MR. nasAesH #, for apartment or
YoUNG SSnes hSass %oMAS Gan s1.ea we a2 GOOD S Back
Sishss position. responsibilities; $50 week.
20 sso,ysSs.d vs seorss license. xan.
I a; xM AN An UNpERGRADuArE NURSE With
Old. would YOU'D ike DOstion as ss d doetor sta's
or dentists assistant and receptionist
pI1ase WoRk write Tp Ro gox s5at Star c,.r,o.
| operator, cashier, reception: will work on
week ends. Box 446-L, Star. -,
CoLORED GIRL wants work, pm. till
%lHH HGFI Do re E2sE4RcH. 3sRe 81 an hour Box
coLoRED WOMAN wants job in bakery or
or 4 days work, So and carfare; no
1sSRsryi boRs YoJF HR' cHinD 42Hsi NEED A MOTHER,
Reg. nurse will care for and be mother to
child under q yrs, but you will have tc
provide an apartment or house in New
| York or Washington where your child car
live happily with my husband and 2-yr-
old girl. No objection to phys. .handi-
| capped child. References must be ex.
| changed. Box 226-L Star.
AM LOOKING for a position with
responsible work. I'm mature, European
| BACKGROUND, many years of ofice and bust
ness experience, competent bookkeeper al
general once routine work; prefer small
ONCE. Box 454-L. Star.
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN-N you need
competent stenographer, typist book
keeper or clerk for half day, full day oil
longer, call MISS BARRETT. DE. 694s. II
no answer, DI. 1871. -26
| DESIRE POsITioN as elevator operator
| from $50 pm. to 1890 pm. Phone DE
| 1881. No Sat. or Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSHES,
TEACHERS WANTED-Many

TEACHERS WANTED--Many immediate
saSfnseS MoRE TEAesER ssfd 9ssSeS ss sN n
GsUsuAi GsaE!fS st. pdsffioNs ssEfi%sEs c.D,ol No HILL
da IT, up ps seayce
D. c., $500; publication magazine, 5 da.,
$40 wk.: stem, motor transp., future
Sl's00 up; assoc. stenog,, meet people
Need 100 new applicants daily for new
OPENINGS, for better positions. oldest
soYD's, BOYD - 1883 F. IA. "a asss. 81 sf'' "ei''me
CAPITOL HILL a., S1,S00 up; will train;
prefer junior; excellent future. Dozens OF
other excellent openings. BOYD'S, 1888
F, MA. 2340.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
DOMESTIC

RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
these jobs open. Cook. in family. small
and fare; l to 5, SIS and fare; 12 to 4.
SIS and fare; to l in virginia, SIS and
boarding house cook $50. 5 in family.
apt, S25; man, day work, 75c per mr..
etc 1S31 | tn st d "
Evening star., 1946-02-24
SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

NAN AND WIFE wish ianitor quarter
pest references; Il years exper. co. 173
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WOMAN, 25-40. to mold dress forms; ex-
neI
4oMxs.O O salsarsa, u u a. $3.50; are you alert,
interested in earning $4,000 yearly? Ed
adyancement if auaiified; commissions
high; unusual bonus arrangement. JANE
sh e sh srsds snS pack aSlk
experience not necessary; excellent salary
MskEH Shs Eanog apep soHTVERN AZ STATES TT
WOMEN =. Attention, responsible women
SaEn sztsi SasS GoSps sa SMs All sae MMsSndE Eyann hS
o ee and s'4 ooa n THE III HrRR co
Y1ouNG ALTO soLoIsT for PROTESTANT
YouNG lady n ssns
Sc Rssad desf X h sn oss as
in spare time; steady position; good pay
s ana sDsDSs snSs zR 4RRsEspstss 81 Fl M 'aEane a
YOUNG LADY for clerical position in
e. 4y$SStinf esnaSl2ri fsl M cqIsn He
rouNa l3S ssh LaDa st Re as once helper must be
neat and pleasant; aged $3.50; 44-hr
week; employer in real estate; will provide
Kitchen and bath
| Apply Box 324-M, Star.
YOUNG LADY for cigar and news dept
age 81 to 30, Salary, S35 per week. Ap-
| ply B. DAUGHERTY. Shoreham Hotel. be-
YoTNG LADY to work in ONCE of whole
sale automotive establishment: experience
in use of adding machine. typewriter and
nent position, paid vacation Zane and profit
sharing plan: approximately S1.S00 per
year Box 2I4sL, Star. = .-24
YOUNG LADIES t2), typists-clerk, for gen.
eral ONCE work; permanent good hours
and, salary. vacation with pay. pleasant
WORKING conditions. Call Mr. White, DE
1900. for appointment. L. P. STEUART
INGi n0ii, LAO psf ? st NV, "a
DISCHARGED WAC. WAVE. or Marine. Free
to travel with other veterans to Texas,
Arizona. Calf. and return. Nationally
known hrm. viii train you to carr. $3.50
monthly up plus bonus. We furnish trans
portation: expenses advanced. See MR.
FREY, Suite 319. 1911 @ st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1946-02-24

TYPIST; easy work in real estate ONCE
9:15 to 4:45, half day Saturday: S125
month. Box 402-L Star. "a
TYPIST in accounting dept If you want
a perm. position with an old established
but very progressive business, where real
ability and intelligent work are appre-
ciated and properly rewarded, apply to
6TOCKETT-FISKE CO., 919 st. NV
TYPIST for credit department of exclusive
ladies' speciality shop: bright young woman
with good handwriting: splendid oppor-
tunity for one who enjoys meeting the
public; permanent position. Apply all week.
on 18th ST. between and F.
Evening star., 1946-02-24

TYPISTS, day or night shifts. in active let
Better than average pay. Write swing
speed and exper. Boy 216M, Star,
IL isi,BdaLiNG a CLEhh' opportunity ", 70
business. allied with newspaper work; good
salary to start: splendid opportunity. for
advancement; See MR.. KAHN, 9TH floor,
Washington Post Bldg. -26
MATTRESSES, over 21; hours, 8 pm. to 2;
good salary, tips, meals, uniforms: must
to Mr.. Day. P. g. c. DRIVEN RESTAU-
RANT. 5000 Bladensburg I'd. "a
MATTRESSES, full or part time, guaran-
teed S35 per wk. and meals. Apply HOT
SHOPPE nearest you or 1924 Upshur st.
NV -27
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

The annual dance OF the Sons
and Daughters Of Sta. Maria held
recently wasn't just an annual
dance In the ordinary sense Of the
word. II was a dance with a noble
purpose. Il was to help the. less
fortunate, the iuckiess destitutes
Of the war crying fer little help.
for food, for clothing % that they
may have a chance to live. Keep
VI the good work
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

ness of the Fraternity to the
knowing ever responsive commu-
nifty.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

His many friends and intimates
will be surprised to know and feel
sorry to hear that Felix c. Me-
drano is confined at the King
County Tuberculosis Sanitarium
(Morningside), Georgetown. Wis
iting days are Wednesdays and
Sundays and the hours are from
2 to o'clock in the afternoon,
and from 7 to o'clock in the eve
ming. Let's pray and hope for his
early recovery.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

One of the intellectuas that
were aboard the SIS Marine Falcon
on its way to the Pearl of the
Orient Seas is a charming Fill
pima, Miss Remedies Reyes of
Sta. Ana, Manila. She's B.S.E.
graduate of the University of the
Philippines, class 40, and has
spent two years teaching at the
Pampanga High. She came to the
U. S. to do post graduate work at
the University of Missouri but in
cessant inconsistencies forced her
to change her mind.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

Sgt. Leandro Purganan who has
re-enlisted soon after his dis
charge from the US Army left
last week for the Philippines
where he has asked to be station
ed. Being married and expecting
to be a father, his military orders
will give him a chance to be with
his anxious wife and meet the an
ticipated addition to the family.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

To celebrate their 1st blessed
wedding anniversary, Jose B. Pa
tacsil, ranking member of the
Burgos Lodge, No. 10, CDA, threw
an extremely enjoyable Open-hOus
an extremely enjoyable open
house party at their home on Tenn
pie Place the evening of April 2S.
Tasty Filipino delicacies and Sc
Iect American dishes were gener-
Ously served to their numerous
guests.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

mas oc|
mt OF Y
II 0o"'|
l Victor
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

Lee Birondo surprised h r
beautiful niece, Dolores MallOri,
with a belated birthday party the
night of April goth at their lovely
Winslow Place residence. High
light of the affair wasn't the age
old cake-eating sequence of the
occasion but the hilarious, more
exciting kiss-giving of the en-
braeeable honoree to each guest
present.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01
BREVITIES
BY ID. p. ID.

ZOilo Paragas, EXCL Sergeant,
has deserted his L. S. address Tor
a more permanent one in the land
of his birth. He left for the Phil
iippines as one of the first class
passengers on the SIS Marine Fall
con which pulled out of port
April Both. On the dock to wish
him good luck and bon voyage
were his friends V. A. Velasco
and Tel l. BABYLON.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

Gloria La Fond, nee Aurelio,
gorgeous ex-Miss Philippines IRE
member?), became the proud low
ing mother of six-pound baby
girl born very recently at the Co
lumbus Hospital. Both Mama and
child are doing fine. The Dad is
with the US Navy somewhere in
the Pacific.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

Re-enlisting after honorably dis
charged from the Army. Sgt. John
ME Francisco, who has seen some
real tough scraps of the war. is
in town making the most of a 90
day furlough. He expects to be
sent to the homeland he has help
ed to liberate where the open
arms of an adorable. dutiful wife
is waiting for a tight embrace.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

One of the biggest crowds, for
a Friday, seen during the season
was the gaysome gathering that
frolic with members OF the Bargos
Lodge, No. 10. CDA. the night Of
April 2eth at the Washington
Hall. The success Of the Joyous
affair Is traceable Co the friendli
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

Close friends of MarcelO Nina
and Jose SalgadO who are booked
to leave very shortly for perma-
nent residence in the homeland,
gave a big "send-off' the night
of April 23rd at the swanky Twin
Dragon Cafe. Co-NIanagers of the
successful, gaysOme affair were
Basilio Divina and Dan Sarusai.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

No gift could be more precious
and gratifying than the one pre-
sented a while back by the some
what over-worked stork in the
form of a cute. robust baby-girl
to the appreciative, heartily
thankful Isagani family. Ores and
Judy. The mother was the former
Miss Reed OF far away Michigan.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

Brig Resident Commissioner of the Philip
the u Council Member of UNEA shown with
charts he used to substane his request on behalf OF the
aid from UNRA for the Philip
pines Atlantic City UNRA Conference March 1916
addressed the Council Members and representa-
ives pleading for immediate aid.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-04-01

Ciriaco p. Pena, Francisco ID.
Escobar and Regime ID. Angel
played willing hosts to group OF
grateful select-members of the
Caballeros De Dimas-ALang the
afternoon Of April Goth at the
Linyen Cafe. The event was the
elimination of their successful
elevation into the membership Of
the Maktan, No. Z.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
Nijinsky S Slippers
Given Dancing Star

HOLLYWOOD - Those slip
pers that ornament Rita Hay
worth's dressing room wall are
the ones worn by Nijinsky, cele-
brated Russian ballet star, when
he made his debut in "The At
ternoon of Faun."
Rita, who is working at Col
umbia in the Technicolor musi-
cal Down to Earth" received
the dancing slippers at a gift
from a 72-yera-old fan, Nicholas
Krupsky. A Russian currently
residing in Santa Fe, New Mex
leo.
Krupsky, who was a ballet
critic for a st. Petersburg paper
up until the time of the Russian
revolution, was a great friend of
Niiinsky, and he wished Rita to
have the slippers because he ad-
mires her dancing so much.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
Linda Christian To
Make Dancing Debut

HOLLYWOOD-Linda Chris
tian makes her dancing debut in
M-G-M's Green Dolphin Street"
and in unusual fashion. In her
role as a Maori girl in the ro-
mantle drama of early day New
Zealand, she will perform two
native dances which will be call
ed more appropriately games.
One is the Poi Dance, in
which a ball of flax is kept re-
volving in perfect rhythm with
a native chant. The second is
Te Rakau, meaning "The Stick"
Recordings of authentic Maori
chants have been brought to
Hollywood from New Zealand
for the film.
Lana Turner, Van Heflin, DON
ma Reed and Richard Hart head
the cast in Green Dolphin
Street" which Victor Saville is
directing and Carey Wilson pro-
ducing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
Phone Union
Shows Growth

DENVER, Nov Is (LPA)-
Growing at the current rate of
$500 new members a month and
with a record memberhip of
224, 700, the National Federation
of Telephone Workers 18th ma
tional assembly here heard
NFTW President Joseph A.
Beirne stress the need "for uni
fieation in the telephone labor
movement"
Convened to discuss adoption
of a new zone National Union
constitution, the $50 delegates
were told by Bierne that there
is a greater need for unifica-
ton, not only in the telephone
labor movement, but in all la
Dor. We will need to be strong
ly united in order 20 resist the
onslaughts industry is now
gearing to begin"
A poll of delegates showed
that unions representing 1858
members were authorized to
Immediately adopt the One Ma
tional Union Constitution. while
unions representing 214,782
members did not have authority.
Another poll on the length Of
time that would be required by
the various affiliates to ratify
the new constitution showed
that unions representing 2l5,432
members would require refer
endum periods ranging from Is
to 18O days with three unions
having the maximum period.
In debating proposed mem
bership provisions in the new
constitution, the delegates APP
proved a section that mo per-
son, otherwise eligible for mem
bership, shall be denied mem
bership in the union because Of
sex, race, color, creed, national
ity or political adherence"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-15
CIO Urges
Housing Action

WASHINGTON (LPA)-Six
million homeless American fam
lilies are faced today with three
hard choices, Vice-president r.
J. Thomas, of the United Auto
Workers-CIO, declared here last
week.
Thomas, testifying before an
American Legion court of in
quiry" into the housing short
age, urged the Legion to con-
slider the following CIO pro-
posals:
IA special session of Con-
gresS to pass the Wagner-Ellen-
der-Taft housing bill. MAKE
the most of existing facilities,
including boarded up mansions,
disued Army and Navy quarters
and hotels. 3-Stoppage of all
deferrable non-residential con-
struction. A greater increase
in production of short materials.
5-Rigidly enforce ALLEGATION
and priority regulations. 6-Ac-
celerate industrialized housing.
7-Development of housing CO.
operatives.