davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

II there is any doubt about
the phony nature OF the illi-
buster. all one needs 10 do 10
resolve that doubt is to read
the Senate's proceedings. Fol
example. on Tuesday, March
8. Senator Arthur V. Watkins,
Republican, OF Utah. held the
floor for more than two hours
demanding that President
Truman made the North Al
lantic security pact immed-
lately available 10 the Senate,
and Senator Henry p, Cain.
Republican. of Washington,
spoke for six hours and forty
five minutes against President
Truman's nomination OF for
mer Governor Mon c. Wall
gren OF Washington, to be
chairman Of the National Sc
curity Resources Board.
Under Senate rules. Sen
ator has the right TO speak IN
any subject that he may
choose al any time that he
can obtain recognition from
the presiding officer, but II
does seem that in the face OF
a filbuster Senator Watkins
could have cut short his re-
marks and Senator Cain could
NO deferred his speech UNI
I'll later.
That. however, is not the
only proof that the filibuster
Is phony. On Friday March
4 Senator J. William Full
bright. Democrat. OF Arkansas
was supposed to take up the
filibuster as soon as the SEN
ate convened at noon. But II
was not until 1897 p. m. when
he actually began talking. lie
had been delayed by speeches
by other Senators on matters
unrelated TO the fillbuster
Senator Watkins was an OF
fender on that day also when
he spoke on the North At
lantic pact. To prolong Wat
kins' speech, Senator's Lister
Hill Of Alabama. Richard B.
Russell OF Georgia. and Rus
sell B. Long of Louisiana
asked a number OF questions,
On that day also Senator
Owen Brewster, Republican.
Of Maine, spoke on the APP
pointment OF Louis a. John
son as Secretary OF Defense,
and Senator Joseph r. Nc
Carthy. Republican. OF Wis
consln. spoke In favor OF a
resolution TO make Oct. ii.
the date Of the death OF Cas-
mir Pulaski, Polish soldier
who fought in the American
Revolutionary War, Pulaski
Dav.
Besides IL took roll cal,
consuming forty-two minutes,
with directions TO the Ser
geant AT Arms 10 request ab-
sent Senators TO attend the
session. before a quorum
could be obtained and Sena-
tor Fulbright could begin
speaking
Polls indicate that a ma.
iority OF the Senate will vote
70 override a decision Of Vice
President Alben w Barkley
reversing the ruling last sum
mer Of Senator Arthur II
Vandenberg. Republican. of
Michigan. who was then pres
ident pro tempore Of the Sen
ate. that cloture rule does not
apply 10 motions 10 take up
bills, II cloture petition is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

offered TO end fihbuster
In that event. II appear.
that the only way the IN.
buster can be broken Is hv
physical endurance conte1
But such a contest cannot NJ
won II Senators not ensaeeS
in the iilibuster are going !,
talk about matters Irrelevao,
to the issue OF whether th,.
rule should be changed - =
curb filibusters and II Ser
ators will not answer roIl
calls promptly when a Dom,
Of no quorum is made.
II seems that the Democrat
and Republican leadersbio
could agree on postponement
by Senators not engaged n
the iilibuster Of such speccbe,
until such time when tho,
would not be giving aid AM
comfort TO the filibusterers
The other thing that appear
necessary is round-thc-clor,
sessions seven days a week
At the most, there are only
about fifteen Senators VIA
would be effective in a ialks. ,
thon with strict enforcement
Of Senate rules. OF the tweo.
ty-two Senate seats OF state,
in the deep South. one is Va.
cant by reason of the dea,h
Of Senator J. Melville Broush.
ton. OF North Carolina. Sen.
ators Claude Pepper. Of FL
rida. and Estes Kefauver. q,
Tennessee. favor a change N
the rules.
Senator Walter F. George
OF Georgia. is ~ years Old
Senator Clyde r. Hoocy II
North Carolina, 70. and Sen.
ators Kenneth McKeller. q,
Tennessee, and Tom ConnauyN
Of Texas are in their 8Os
None Of them could be ey.
pected to hold the floor ior
much over two hours.
Senate rules provide that
no Senator may speak NOE
than twice on the same SUB.
iect on the same legiSla,y.
day. A legislative day lasts
indefinitely. The Senate now
is in the legislative day d
Feb. 81, the day on which The
filibuster began. and will stay
in that legislative day until
il decides TO adjourn and no,
recess.
BY keeping the Senate IN
continuous session and IN the
same legislative day. the mo.
teen electives would be con-
PEELED TO talk until their
tongues hung out and they
would be physically worn
out BY lack or sleep On me
other hand. supporters Of the
rules change would only have
10 keep two or three Senators
on guard in the chambN and
be available for a roll call or
a vote at any time.
Rent control is due 10 fK-
pire on March 81, and il Will
be necessary either TO break
the filibuster or lay aside M
motion 10 take up the rule
change resolution. II both
Democrats and Republicans
are to keep their pledges
round the-clock sessions are
necessary Write your Sen
ators today urging them "a
hold the Senate in continues
session until the fillbusier i
broken.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

The contents OF this weekly
contribution are endorsed by my
pledge that they will be writ
ten from factual reporting and
will not be benefits OF a robot OF
any clique tleft or right TO mulct
readers and workers out OF news
and understanding due them.
Over 1885 breadwinners
have been forced by layoffs and
work stoppages during the first
week OF March to put their lunch
pals on their shelves, and ex-
change lines at time clocks for
places at the unemployment Off
ces or join the marching pickets,
because Springs idle period came
q little early this year.
Michigan Unemployment Com
pensation Commission recorded
155,886 claims the second week
In March and announced IL was
the largest amount Of applications
on file since the postwar recess
sion of November, l945.
$4,000 idle
A dispute over call-in-pay for
l. workers at Midland Steel. a
Chrysler supplier plant, was the
cause reported by the Corpora
ton for laying off $500 employees
in five divisions. Number OF en-
ployees made idle in the Chrysler
divisions are: Dodge, 10000; De-
Soto, 1900: Chrysler- jefferson.
5000 Chrysler- Kercheval, 5000,
and Lynch Road, 1000. The laid
off workers were instructed by
Chrysler not 10 report back on
their jobs until further notice.
sssss
a perconixed slump In prize
90 is getting top billing as labor
leaders and company directors
prepare 10 glare Al each other
across polished table tops 10 de-
oafe whether workers will or
won't get more money In this
seasons contract negoiiaiionS.
UpW Seek Raise
United Public Workers Of the
ClO. who demanded a zoe hour.
~ boost, booed Mayor Van An
twerps proposed &c. increase
and labeled II as an insult" Van
Antwerp claimed that 81 200. 600
included in the 1850 budget FOR
wage hikes now under council
consideration would bring city
workers up to the general wage
pattern levels.
Kenny Bannon. Natl email
OAW-ClO director. has called
. meeting Of the Unions Ford
Council 10 be held In Dstrolf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Veterans Whirl
BY JAMES L HICKS

The Readers Digest first in its March issue hit the
Veterans Administration squarey the chin by charg
ing that the nefceney of the agency to become
a national scandal when the facts are known
The one position about which there was no doubt was
that Of Souherners They out to stop passage of
civil rights legislation at any cost
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Nations Capt. al

The Senate fbuster is only sham battle The Senat.
Democratic leadership is playing into the hands South
erners by their complacsncy, and Republicans, speak
ing on issues rreeyent to the change in the rules SO
to curb filibuster are aiding the filibusters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
PoPs' TALKS
WITH MS hEleHsoAs

mony to the ability of its management.
The of Great Lakes in p years should be an
inspiration to other pioneers in the field of Negro business
Only through the support the of Negroes
hope TO attain heights in the business world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

Read TIN PIN TALES BY
Bob. on the Sports pages OF the
DETROIT TRIBUNE each wsek
Ter me most complies eoverage
Of the Bowling Werld Of snY
Detroit weekly. Algo, tell your
friends 10 follow Bob and bis
column.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

Read TIN PIN TALES by
Bob. on the Sports pages OF the
DETROIT TRIBUNE each week
for me most complete eovsrsgs
Of the Bowling World Of any
Detroit weekly. Also. tell your
friends 70 follow Bob and his
column.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
CURDS and WHY

Recent Labor Legislation

An Estimate OF Recent Labor Legislation
CONFUSION
f lhe beginning Of 1915, it became increasingly clear
that tnrid cnrn1 No l. llitler'S Reich would die
ignouAo~ d,ath a>S prior its much advertised
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

Have heard d. Benson and The radio Of RE
Chsck JoH local dahou for nme "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

Entered as second class matter AZ the Post ONCE at
Michigan under the Act OF March 3, 1879
One year $500; six months, $3.50; three months S2s
Evening star., 1949-02-01

ought to be called 'Molotov's Song
If 1t were, Karavaeff. q White
Russian of long standing, would
choke on 1t first time he tried it
Ernest, the Sale de Champagne
headwaiter, has come by a proud
chromium table equipped with an
assortment of burners and sauce
pans. He now is prepared to use
any of the establishments brandy
you do not want to drink for the
preparation of crepes suzettes
cherries jubilee and other posh
confections.
Ernest, you may remember, Is
the man who became a Bob Ripley
Believe-it-or-not item by having
prepared 10000 Cor maybe 1t was
10, ,000, ,000 crepes suzettes without
ever having eaten one. Ernest has
never said why he will not eat the
crepes suzettes he makes, but leave
us not raise any finger of suspicion
Maybe he thinks he just wouldn'
like crepes suZettes.
Freddy Castro, whose orchestrs
now sits proudly on the podium O.
the, Raleigh Hotels Pail Mall Room
is a man who believes the playing
OF Latin American music shoule
Evening star., 1949-02-01
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper: books started,
kept. part time. tax returns; reas.
ACCOUNTANT tpublic) desires part
time accounting. bookkeeping, tax
work, to be done on or OF premises.
Fiat fee or salary. RE. 63s1; FIR.
ACCoUNTANT-BooKKEEPER, tax re-
gesrdissncs. Phone ow. $500 or oW.
caRPHN1ER-cEMENr aIa1i WORK, b,
j9S, 5S,, soed a,, werk; 9ai prompt and reason:
HANDY MAN, white. exper., wishes
houses. etc. painting. patch plaster
daily; 81 .25 per hr. FIR 5000. l.
JANITOR. colored. experienced, mar
ried, nondrinker, well scauainted
refs; live in. oE. 2eI5.
LIQUOR STORE CLERK, young man.
( ;;,gsa years ne sxpsEience' honest an. re-
MAN, executive type. desires position
broad exper In lumber. millwork
and building supplies; as accountant.
Salesman, sale s6 :, es.tnator and manager.
MAN, colored. desires j0h as porter
Or Or sensGal IsGa cleaning Willing to work
MAN. young, industrious and con.
scientious, desires full-time en-
ployment. CO. 1891. z to 8 pm.
MAN, experienced white meat cutter
wants work wk. ends or work In
liquor stores honest. reliable. ia.
1896 Sc
work of any kind which pays Q fair
salary. NO. 7T40 after 4:30 pm.
MAN, colored. exp. In all phases. Of
club or restaurant operation; ability
to supervise; pantry and bar ex-
per DU 4999. p
MAN. young, college training, &C.
customed to meeting the public;
experienced in stock control ane
inventory, sales, typing; knowledge
of accounting. Desires permanent
position with local arm. VIII con-
slider any reasonable offer. Boz
MAN WIfH u ACCOMMODATING CAR,
1s4s 6s, Buick for any purpose, Can
MEDICAL STUDENT. coior.d, desires
Job caring for invalid man. Exper,
DE. a061.
(Cortinued on NexS Page)
Evening star., 1949-02-01

be done authentically if it is done
at all. He has demonstrated his
talent for this sort of thing with
Roy Bargy, D'Artegas, Mark War
now and Xavier Cugat. On his own,
POSSIBLY as reaction to Cugat-
type Latin American music, Mr..
Castro has been we'll received at
such places as the Havana Madrid,
the Versailles, La Conga and the
Waldorf-Astoria in New York and,
more recently, the Mayfiower
Lounge here.
To insure this authenticity for
which he strives, Mr.. Castro in
sists on the presence in his music
of such musical instruments in ad-
dition to the common maracas as
bongo drums, congo drums, donkeys
teeth and cencerra, or COW bells to
you. In addition to these, he is the
master Of the clarinet, saxophone
and some 20 other Cuban rhythm
instruments, the names of which
probably would be too much for this
typewriter If we knew them. The
rhumbas Mr.. Castro draws from
Evening star., 1949-02-01
SAlESMEN
JEWELRY statesmen wit

statesmen with follow
ing sideline only, imported sterling
silver, jewelry. Box 299-S. Star. Il
pas. 30; wanted gentle
but shelved because Of see. but Is
still ambitious and able to work @
to = hrs. daily. to learn an entirely
new business. which will assure you
a perm. life work at exceptional
earnings only washington I,,. res con- ON
KNOWN meat packer
has openings for statesmen to handle
hotels. restaurants and institutions
in this area; those applying must be
under 80; men selected viii, VIII be
good starting salary and excellent
opportunity for advancement; paid
vacations, retirement benefits. etc.
Do not answer this ad unless you
are willing to make the meat busi-
ness your career. Box 449-S, Star.
AUTO SALESMAN. highly experienced.
used cars, for well-established COM
pany; good salary and commission;
plenty of nice. clean cars to sell at
the lowest prices in town; unusual
opportunity and secure future Ap,
WPyzo1ss%lERs Ply s n aftiS iEc D% i7s, Agno sls
densburg rd. ne. Ii. $500.
EARN $500 and more weekly selling
the markets finest all-aluminum
storm screen windows and doors.
This line is most competitively priced
and is backed by extensive adver-
Using In addition. this offers the
opportunity of working into our
Chrysler air conditioning and heat
ing lines. One of Washington's old
est, most reliable Arms for over three
penerations Call Mr. ChermintZ,
VIM BoRNsTEiN g. SON. INC, ind
and Kennedy SITS. NV, ia. 5600.-3
MIDWEST PACKING COMPANY is
looking for a top-tlight salesman to
open and service Washington, D. c.
territory with mixed beef and pork
products; promotional ability and
knowledge OF area marketing prob.
lens required; salary open. Send
complete information to P. o. BOX
254, Grand Rapids 1. Mich. 8
radio advertising
can make $50 to $40 per day. Phone
GIL. 3bS5. -
DRIVER SALESMAN, white. for sew
eral established dry cleaning routes,
exp. preferred but not essential;
excellent opportunity to earn S75
eli cenrASERs Nj or asts Ss'1sF i4th St nr
CAR WASHERS and wipers, colored.
to work in auto laundry; expert
enced preferred. 1910 Georgia ave.
RADIO REPAIRMAN, OF apprentice
must have some practical exper, do
not phone. CLEVELAND PARK
pAnYH Okla ronp Que "A
Evening star., 1949-02-01
HELP DOMESTIC
CHILD,S NIIRSE. white. NOT over

CHlLD'S NURSE, white, not over 4Os
complete charge of 2;yr;sold boy;
COOK 5Ss IN AsS goo HoGsEkEfPrs sSlsHz fP ss ot a
empl. professional family of. 8.
Upstairs rm. and bath. Sat. after
noon and Sun. off. EN-. 1881. --3
G.H.W.-Smail hand laundry. to
room mn Il desrsd ss pas 2e eeasant esataIa oe
9l19 Sligo Parkway, Silver Spring.
Civ" dependable person, 2.yr.
child; Bendix; city ref; only; $780,
6;30i 8 days, S22 ST. sl59, a,.
ay aaa eapsa plain ana spof fs 'ms nsoessary sap
kfahES fs9a s'f aEapEk R hw cooFed 4E slss must b
experienced; hours. 1890 to 80
Pm. = n No Syn Sur o41s E9rS Call between
ends. Sat. thru Mon. morning. AS
sist children; light duties. Salary
open. Refs. required. RA. 097S,-3
PART-TIME MA!D-Hours. 1920 to
phone ssifE'' esi' Apply S Ds5 ssos f4,h g.
WHITE OR coLoREp, cooking and
gh.w.; live in; excellent upstairs
quarters; must be cheerful, indus
5Tiious ans and honest refs; s2o yk.
WOMAN. white. over 35; to live in
and care for 5-yr. old child; must
have 'ocal references; salary S25
week. Call Wo. 9s44 for interview.
WANTED - White maid to live in;
g.h.w.; must like children; local ref
erences Take Rollingwood bus at
Chevy Chase Circle to 619 Vale ST.
WANTED-Colored maid, through
$50 dinner, on Tuesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday: local refs. re-
auired. Take Rollinswood bus At
Chevy Chase Circle to 619 Vale st.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

Always, it seems, there is some
thing else to remind a man that
John Donne knew what he was talk
ing about. No man is an island
the poet wrote, as every one knows
since Ernest Hemingway made him
famous. So, too, is 1t true that nc
event is an island, but each hinges
upon another. Once a chain oi
events is started, no man knows
Evening star., 1949-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

MR.. BUsINEssMAN, do you need a
good once manaser- accountant? we
ATIfa WIHa AoFNsE' AoF sf RnsroNsiBLE Is ssSs for
rea1' ssan myseif rnseff 60 wRkrER '. TosIS
AccouNTANii. H5,i.Ha 4, exper.; u books started,
hsyet eset sont PET time; tax returns; reas,
AecoUNTING SERVICES. tax re-
ports, financial statements. MA.
7240, o am. to pm. Il
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
people-1ncone tax, payroll. book
keeping services, personalized busi-
UNfvsRsSh pfSf sRsisii uNIMTEb Hsasr aceo1NT
ING SERVICE, Executive 1854 or
ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeping and in
com come ,,r,s, tar service for small eoncsEn sH
TAX RETURNS PREPARED for bust
nesses and individuals, by expert
enced public accountant. RE. 61a7.
rs NECESSARY BOOKKEEPING serv-
ices. Free info 171s Lawrence st:
ne, PEARsoN's ACCOUNTING
WE MIND your business. your books,
s944. PEARsoN's ACCOUNTING
The ANNUAL MEETING of the share
holders of the Eastern Building and
toae Ass0fiaen sss II. Election f o dreetoTs
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before
the meeting. will be held at the
ONCE of the association. Pennsyl-
yania ave and FOURTH W.d4ts9.S ,4sn, ST. E.h Sc.
ruary ond 1919, at = o'clock d m.
Polls for the purpose of ballotins for
directors will be open between the
hours Of Q o'clock pm. and O'CLOCK
, pm; Of the same day. R. EDWARD
NOTICE OF ANIMAL MEETING OF
contributors to United Jewish Ap-
peal of Greater washington, Inc.
Notice is hereby trn given, that tn the the
tributors Of the United Jewish Ap-
neal Of Greater Washington. Inc.
will be held in the Lodge Room Of
the Jewish Community Center, 1929
Thgrsday: February 10; l94o at a.
following purposes. to wit: qo to
elect a Board Of Trustees Of said
washington, Inc. to serve for and
during the ensuing year; 90 to re-
view and pass upon such reports as
may be. presented; '3l to consider
ana act Upon any OtncE UunAlcSs
that may Be o,t4s breusht sssGTs ssgTe., fsld "a.
secretary, United Jewish Appeal Of
Greater Washington, Inc. Dated: !:
Washington, D. C., January 81,
GRAYY's DOLL HOSPITAL - Est.
1898; repairs and restores; expert
workers. Comp. stock Of parts, wigs.
shoes. socks, doll clothes. See
sweetheart Valentine dolls at
GRAY'S, 3414 18th st. NV, NO
WILL NO BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
ADAMS, 1854 South oath St. Ar
GAS iias'GRi WAFER Ha HEATERS. 20, 80, 40
gal, automatic; no cash needed
CO.. INC. Ii. 1929.
INVENTORS!-Non prof. as well as
prof. attend an important meeting
OF inventors to be held in the Dept
Of Commerce Auditorium Thursday,
Feb. 3rd. 3 pm.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
self GEORGE PERRY, 2l9 st.
TAX REFUNDS will be prompt If re-
turns are filed now. Consult an ex'
pert At the original TIa cENrFS Tsx GsnteTu iI1i
Vermont ave. nv. open daily inel @
075a. Sidney J. Brown. Dir.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

we had a mind to look in on as we
started for the closet to don hat
and coat the other night.
But some one, long ago, started a
chain OF events, or several chains Of
events. You could trace it, or them,
far back, variously, to the days on
which a couple of boys decided to
become prizefighters or to Nipkow's S
disc, which was one of the things
that got the inventors thinking in
the right direction in the develop
ment Ct television.
More recently, you might say this
immediate chain of happenings
linked on previous ones started the
day Ike Williams manager decided
his boy needed a solid victory over
Kid Gavilan to insure a bout with
Sugar Ray Robinson. What his boy
got was a lot OF Mr.. Gavilan's
leather in the choppers and the
short end of a split decision, but
this is not the point.
The point is that Mr.. Caviar
came charging out of his corner
obviously bent upon mayhem, ane
Mr.. Williams met him with alac'
rity and the same thing in mind
They did this before the televiSior
cameras at that same momen
when we were starting for the clos
ct. We turned to watch for min
ute and forgot all about the hat
the coat, the Lotus. the Madrillor
and the Shoreham Palladian Room
X X u
Don't ever expect this department
10 explain the Russians, meaning
not the Russians, but the presen
, Moscow regime of the same name
If you want a hint, though, yol
might try tracing trends through
the Muscovite musical history
There's an old Russian song which
Karavaeff, the Continental Bala
lalka's master of ceremonies. il
given to singing, the chorus o.
which translates casually. mo, no
I don't want to-"
He let it go the other night ane
a ringsider said firmly: "Tha
Evening star., 1949-02-01

When answering adper-
tisementS addressed to
Star bores do NOT inclose
original references, pho
tographs or other papers
OF personal Dalue. AdDer-
ttsers often fail to call TOR
all replies addressed to q
Star bor number and this
mail is destroyed il re-
naming oUer 10 days after
final insertion of ddUer-
ttSement.
, In order to protect its
advertisers from receiUing
circular matter, it is er-
preSsly understood and
agreed that all such mat
ter ,otll be ,pithheld as far
as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde dnS1Ders to
advertisements addressed
to bor numbers in care of
The Star ,oiN be delivered
to advertisers on presenta-
ton OF the bor number
ticket.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Classified Ad Rotes
NUCXI AuVCIIlScIs
Three Lines (Minimum)


I or 2 times, 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 32c
per line per insertion.
: times or longer, consecutively
3Gc per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines tMinimum)
Fiat rate per line Soc
Out-of-town Rate Is charged on
all advertising IS miles or more
from Washington.
II Advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bear!
a serial number with date and tdenti.
6es your advertisement.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second In
Sertion.
When cancelins CLASSIFIED advertise
cancellation number. This is i'm.
portant In case your statement does
not show q credit for the cancella.
tion
Evening star., 1949-02-01
After Dark
Chain of Events Started Long Ago
Kept This Man at Home One Night
By Harry Macarthur
By Harry Macarthur

where it will lead, or how far-reach-
ing its effects may be-.
Todae we should be able to re-
port on the entertainment. at the
Lotus, to let you know how things
have been going lately at the Mad
rillon and possibly to pass along
the latest words of Sande Williams
conduct at the Shoreham's Palla-
dian Room. Those are the places
Evening star., 1949-02-01
HELP MEN

ACCoUNTANTs-TAX CONsULTANTs
Income taxes prepared, books
straishtened out, kept part time;
years. ERWIN HOHENSEE CO, 1888
Conn. ave: NV. AID: 500; %
ASSISTANT FURNITURE BUYER and
stock clerk wanted. Must be trained
in stock controls. This is an excel.
opport. for good, conscientious man
with some furniture or dept. store
exper See DERMoT NEE. 1106 G
st. NV, between $50 and il am,
or phone ME. O050 for appointment.
AUTO GREASER and washer. DU-
POINT MOTOR REPAIR, In the rear
Of 112s 18th st. NV, ME. 7643.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be expert
enced, reference required, permanent
position. excellent salary and work
Ing conditions. MANHATTAN AUTO
T. RADIO CO. both sides of 18th at
. at. NV. NO. 1867. q