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Evening star., 1945-12-15
In the News

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy C.. Potts have
with them for the holidays their
daughter, Miss Gertrude Jean Potts,
and son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Correll, and their
small son, Jonn, of Lansing, Mich.
Miss Potts and Mr.. Correll are stu
dents at the University OF Michigan.
Mr.. Correll recently was demobilized
and has returned to his studies to
complete his college course.
Miss Dorothy johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall H. john
son, and Mrs. F. v. Kane, jr., went
yesterday to Larchmont, N. Y, to
spend several days with their class
mate at Georgetown Visitation Jun
ior College, Miss Betty Ward. They
will be guests in the home of Miss
Wards parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Ward, who will entertain at dinner
for them this evening. This is The
first reunion Of the three former
students at Georgetown since their
graduation. Mrs. Kane formerly
was Miss Jane Trubeau, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Trubeau.
Mrs. Joseph Grubb has returned
to her home In Richmond, Va,
after visiting Mrs. Bertram Chester,
man, who Is recuperating from an
illness 1T her apartment on MASS
chusetts avenue. 'rroi IA
Mrs. Fanny Theodore has with
her her son, 1t. Jerome Theodore,
who returned recently from over
seas and is on terminal leave.
Miss Ann Guthrie, a senior at
Smith College, will arrive in WASH
ington Thursday to spend the holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. William
M. Guthrie, who recently opened
her apartment at 210l Connecticut
avenue for the winter.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MINUTE M MEN AERO cAKdoEs M :;-In: An:
ass fhs purpose 81 ths IS
i shs United states snd so provide en-.
plNsHi' nsStieal oDerations e . The trade marx marx
Mus f.. a.s SsrfSss Is once aeS
y g.ls x. es g5fsSsfa5sa R5''7Sss
u W. Mi HAVE M.'sinnsSa snHk1hfD & d ds.ny for s
fairly modern 5 or room home: we need
o it 0:y :ssn sn4 sss ssn pay Box sss a5 gD to 4
g.: II s'.i:.:
DOME OIL CO., INc.INotics Of SPECIAL
meeting Of the steckholdsrs F.irisx. w.;
Of . special meeting Of the stockhoidsrs
q Dome on $751; SS Ing e es hsla d. ss u the
the afternoon. In accordance with the
sssss On H. &:
special meeting, Of the stockhoiders Of
Dome Oh Co. lpS; w;i.as be CALLED to
Va, '"e on DEC December rs Is. 1916. At . O'clock
Ing on the approval Or disarprovai Of an
omctt iii the % assets ana business Of tie ooms
ss .un spsfss & seiIssna ss' s.
yps % s e uh g 4: ssse sssu'gs o Fl as
isssa' action 81 ,ny and an business pertsinins
hsbso ss e b
annual meeting q the stockhoideIs of sh.s
VII g. ss1 Aisoan I. hs ss .oYs & s ss
esg. e: s .nd.ry snssseSsR 1ses Il o'clock Fl 's noon
ss io4 &c q ssnsna ,. snd
sron sronshs n sefore sasd ssid. n meetins TIM EbWAkf
VIII EHfoN MOI r. bs ssfsffsaFS fKsffssaFFoSNsrsLr for
asSss sss '0niseasfa RosshT p2 S'hsE fhas
eCsoiNhNiTEcTIcuT "a NE PIE Co.-The annua
ton Of the directors Of this company ant
ses sa y Il .xs come Ssors
once: 3lss g st. pn;,s ny, on ,Wsdnesd,y =,
nam sfSss asF the trnaRa5r aa5 e q sS ssol
Tsdsns ls is4S Alan Re1ssiTsA pAyD
sIs Sc% q shs soME FLAIE GLASS MsHR sS'ns
ton for the election Of trustees viii 5,
st. NV. on Wednesday, January 16
osioef RS os,GGs pm %an IGls oRsn r. lR alG
HfEoGsxraNS. sHEEE sgenr .dar..sin,
Nf aNusS3L 5 fNDG so9sE slds HsEEDED. 81 Ss g. Or Nd
brick preferred; would like bedroom Ant
81 6u.insHsss. iSHsa ao1 Sssz. zRH fs... .'s'' ~ s''
Evening star., 1945-12-15

be Miss Eleaine Mahoney OF Boston
who is the weekend guest Of the
hosts.
The Norwegian Ambassador and
Mime. Munthe de Morgenstierne will
be hosts at dinner this evening, en-
tertaining as farewell fete for the
retiring Counselor Of the embassy
and Nine. Irgens. Other guests will
be members Of the embassy stan and
their wives.
Mr.. and Nine. Irgens will leave
early In the new year for Paris
where he has been transferred and
will serve as counselor at the en-
bassy there.
The Belgian Ambassador, Count
Silvercruys, will leave next week for
his homeland to be absent several
weeks or a month.
The Dominican Ambassador, Sc
nor Don Emilio Garcia Godoy, is ex-
pected back today from a fortnight's
visit in Cuidad Trujillo. Sonora de
Garcia Godoy and their family re-
manned at the embassy during his
absence.
Sonora de Monteros, wife of the
Mexican Ambassador, has gone to
her home in Mexico City where she
will join her younger daughter, An
tonetta, and after a short stay there
she and her daughter will 90 to
California. The Ambassador expects
to join them on the West coast where
their older daughter, Senorita
Blanca Monteros Is in college. The
Ambassador and his family will re-
turn here after the holidays.
The Swedish Minister, M. Heran
Erickson, Is In New York and will
join Nine. Erickson Tuesday.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Varied Social Activities
Secretary OF May Is Host;
Senator Gnffey to Entertain

The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs James Foresta entertained
at dinner compliment the president Of Princeton
University Harold Dodd who their guests Sunday
Other James Hyrn wife OF the Secretary
Secretary Henry Wallace; Associate
Felix Frankrter Mrs Wayne Morse
M Admiral Ernest King Repre-
Hale the Assistant Secretary the Navy Mr.
John Sullivan and Mrs Eberhadt New York. Mr. and Mrs
Lippmann Arthur Krock Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Harrison, and Mr. Eugene Meyer.
Senator Joseph uy will entertain at tea and cocktails
the Secretary OF the
Treasury NJ w Clements Of
assisted his sisters the Misses
Evening star., 1945-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont J

THE ANNUAL MEETTNG Of the stockhold-
Company Of the District Of columbia. for
the company for the ensuing year. and
s.sh,. such Other business that may be brought
once q the, company. 500 st. NV
at; At 400 ss Pm. pm Books for transfer q stock
EDWAEp s s; McKNEW. Assistant secretars.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
deots made other than by myself. JOS.
SoficE s HEREBY a GivEN Wi nls That the Ian an
sseuy as TfSs S ies o
y:ss,t ssf II sse
before them viii be held at the once Of
IN e.. cy & 1Sa II u ana
Of Columbia, on Tuesday. January 10. 1915.
At II noon. and the polls will be open
Soo win Due Ss eossa S s tlo h
e5 e Ssh Hoa ists both S.Ss lRE
fHE kEGuEAks ksRHNS aNSGxL MEEfiNS sfsEiiasS of tn.
Bank Of Wsshington viii be held tuesday,
F st. NV, Washington. B. c.. at II T o'cioct k
noon. for the election of directors and
such such other business as may properly come
THE ANNUAL MEETING des Of .Ss stosilhola.
ers Of the Lincoln National Bank Of wash
e esa Gn noon 11s'd.y "a tn. SssnnsEs %sIn
ONCE. 18th and d SITS. NV, for the cleo
tion Of directors and such other business
Polls open from IL o'clock noon to /
O'Clock pm. Books for transfer Of stock
viii be closed from December II ,l945, to
2ealk ets sSe fssss sa:susVs HsluSSs VIZ:
AE !; SSsS1 Y. MIITSs Of .As asEsne!d
D. G.. for the election Of directors and the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly m come before said meeting, win be
Indiana ave- and c st. NV, washington,
op.n D oslosk Sn n1Sn sooct The pQRs I'll ssps
THE haf xNNuAL csinisri MEETING of tn. .tockhold-
a s s:eon Gns1: s:asssn and PsF &. .a
eSn Of ,l1ssht sssn hsE :. s
v aa1s 5 0ees " M.dns hs: JAM
FKSpSSS S5HSS foR ,aa,
yidual Or group pictures in your home
aSTHHs ss5s ias;: rSSzSs Isl Ss & SssdRIs sSSS5:
der your roast Xmas turkey now, one
g. so; IT. and rolls; small delivery charge
sn sea ana .rSp sbSa 10 I 1ios g 9th pR e. ns as' Ma
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhoid-
ers q the Eaieish Hotel Go. VII be held
o'clock pm. Ct the Rsleish Hotel, 18th
ton, .. e; The object Of said meetins
from $3.50. 10000 to $500, ,O00. 90; the
t ot,minuuon Of the par value Of each share
button 20 stcckholders in partial nuuida-
ton: the institution OF proceedings Tor the
dissolution Of the company; the election d
directors for the ensuing year and such
EDWARD L. H1LLYER,
WIN. l.. FATHER, Jr,,
A. w. HOWARD,
n. @. HOsKINsON,
Y. e. BOOKER
9. II. KAUFFMANN,
A. q. NEAL,
4 III SCluLS-
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Goodwill Workers
Help Santa With
Ren0vated T0ps

Santa Claus has had an ally in
the workers Of the Goodwill Indus
tries this year. With the backwash
of war priorities limiting produc-
ton of toys, many items listed as
most wanted" by children for
Christmas are not to be found In
any Of the toy shops and as a con-
sequence there will be many dis
appointed youngsters Christmas
morning.
Santa's workshop at. the Good
will Industries has managed to SAL
wage a few playthings which are
on the unobtainable lists of local
stores. These include about a
dozen sleds, two or three tricycles,
and a limited number of express
wagons, in addition to several pairs
of different sized ice skates.
Completely renovated with broken
parts mended and freshly painted
to look like new, the articles, In
addition to attractively dressed
dolls, doll furniture, doll houses
and baby carriages will be on dis
play about the middle of next
week at the show room of the In
dustries. 1914 New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV.
Proceeds from sale of the toys
will help swell the fund which
finances the organization which
gives employment to approximately
l4o physically handicapped per-
sons, many Of whom are victims OF
polio or blindness. fsa'
Members OF the Women's Guild OF
the Goodwill Industries, who spon-
sor a cafeteria and recreation
room for workers at the guild. have
assisted In dressing the numerous
attractive dolls included in the toy
display. Mrs. Samuel Herrick Is
president Of the guild. ~.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Weddings Of Yesterday

Maj Austin L. Healy, chaplain
of Army Air Forces, headquarters
yesterday offciated at the wedding
of Miss Mary Partridge Schultz and
Capt. Martin B. O'Connor, A. u. S.,
which was held in the Walter Reed
Memorial Chapel. Miss Schultz is the
daughter of Mrs. Edwin WitherS
Schultz of Elizabeth, N. j., and the
late Mr. Schultz of New Britain
Conn. Capt. O'Connor is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin P. O'Con-
nor, also of Elizabeth, N. j.
The bride wore her mothers we'd
ding dress, which was of ivory crepe
with square neckline of rose point
lace and full train. Her tulle
veil was full length with a close fit
ting cap held by orange blossoms
She carried spray Of white camel
has, white roses and stephonitis
The matron of honor was her sis
ter, Mrs. John Richmond Pitman
jr., who wore gown of light blue
crepe and a cap of blue ostrich
feathers and carried a bouquet OF
talisman roses.
The bridegroom's brother, Capt
Richard r. O'Connor, was best man
and the ushers were 1t. Comdr. Viii.
lard Woelper, U. S. N. R., of Irving
ton, N. j., and 1t. o. Blake Wilcox
of Englewood, N. j.
The new Mrs. OConnor graduated
from the Oxford School, Hartford
Conn, and Smith College. She Il
a member of the Junior League oil
Elizabeth and is the assistant
vice president of the Iilternationa
Business Machines Corp. Capt
O'Connor graduated from Dart.
mouth College and attended Har.
ward Law School and the New
Jersey Law School. At the present
time he is assigned to the Office
Of the assistant chief of air stat
In Washington.
Miss Constance Hilda Young
Evening star., 1945-12-15
HELP AEA

sToKE MANAGER 70 inanase . lsrss shoe
repair snd dry cleaning store: must have
mel; excellent salary. opportunity for great
sdvancement. Apply main oflce. 627
TIRE TIRE REPAiRMAN, experienced, 3; c.
ne sunday. Apply JoHNHYs sERvicE
STIaTloN SIa SNi. aoth 10Th snd New York ave. NV.
R ST TIRE sHoP Spd s sffs'Gn at man st. n% eSi0re1 is
TRUCK DRIVERS, colored. ,ior trash and
ssn r1ates steaoy E9Ik chance i9r sd
TRUCK DRIVERS, xhise or eoler.d. wash
4RGok Sn sSPesMaSS aSg q s. # omc trucks
and Army surplus trucks, an exceptional
ssal Ma fST saSssI foSd tTSsb @sn
TYPIsT; experience desirable but not nee
S sssary; good working conditions: with
hxsse Mxs aa hss no~p e. ga s2
permit: permanent position; good pay.
Apply at once. 3:,3 G st. NV.
VETERANS given preferred considered --
p per mo; high school education: oid-estab
Room tio2. ll0l Vermont ave. NV,
10 vita IN
ss!ax: .Saal D.Stta Sd sH 900: e',s'a AVE. svs'
only dependable men need apply excellent
Mr M wilson. opoNsEi.I's NEIL Chill nES:i Tasi
WMAkEnooUsE BOYS, colored; strong. read
anSva and %riis; 300 good an3,i honrs and pay Call MR.
WsshME NW1sshhAE re eolofsa ssso experienced or nex-
psyieneed; good pay. WASHINGTON LAUN-
wsTcaMaskEk REY; GSMis 4 s. n NV Immediate opening
Apply employment Office, 9th moor, WOOD
WARD O. LOIHROP, D:30 TO daily
MATCHMAKER. experienced, reliable SAL
LoUis 81 ss,H ABRAHA8s. y ass 1Sth Il R st. NV.
WATCHMAN for night work. must be sober
oer resss keRy sRo h oss S
woRKIsG 4 sfi r g MANAGER for soda fountain.
sose oWn inap'f a mes from n
ceptional opportunity for experienced man
with oppo5,tnnity to work into partnership; h,
age, whether married or single; address and
YOUNG MAN, recently discharsed veteran
sSesi eppo1suaify we coLBERT ESom
YOUNG MAN to work in drugstore. ln,l lnll
s5Hs Ss s us'R"5 % WORK St,
| drugstore, soda fountain. 10 10 pm.
AMBITIOUS Ex-sEA BEE to operate bull
car and is capable OF handling engineering
or sales preferred: an excellent and un-
usual opportunity for permanent work with
building and development ergsLnizstion rgLla,tioa
Box 1871. Star. 49,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE APTs-We have open
ing at this time for steam engineer ca
psble of supervising the operation and
maintenance of our heating plants. Would
have to live in Fairfax Village and pre-
sober, capable person need apply. For
further information call FAIRFAX VII
LACE APTS. FIR. $3.50, Mr.. Blake.
z. I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO, Will
mington. Del-Process and piping design
ers and craftsmen. plumbing DESIGNERS and
craftsmen. structural DESIGNERS and drafts
men, architectural designers and drafts
men. civil designers and craftsmen, cleo
trical DESIGNERS and craftsmen, power de-
signers and craftsmen, ventilating design
ers and craftsmen urgently needed for EN-
ployment in engineering dept. Wilmington
office. Men lacking engineering degree but
possessing good practical experience will be
considered Company representative will
intsrxieE appIiea nts a. the y. 8 EMPLOY
NV. Monday through Friday between ansh the
appointment call d. 1000. Ext. go.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Rabkin to Address
ORT Luncheon

Sol Rabkin, Government attorney,
will address the Washington Chap
ter, Women's American o. r. T., at
dessert luncheon meeting at 1890
pm. Monday at the Jewish Com
munity Center.
Mr. Rabkin. who assisted in the
prosecution in the recent sedition
trial, will speak on German Bund
activities.
The chapter is also making plans
for a Cabaret o. r. T." to be held
on January 5 at the Woodmont
Country Club. Proceeds from the
cabaret will 60 toward the o. r. T.
Guardianship Program. a nation
wide project for the rehabilitation
and training of European children.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
hfiR MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced. with super
yisory ability; salary open; are, Us to 3b.
ASSISTANT CHEF, hotel experience essen.
tiaL good salary. permanent position Tele-
phone MR.. IANEILI. Ma. 9578. before
ASSISTANT PASTRY COOK. good pay and
working conditions. Apply chef, RALEIGH
HOTEL, 18th and Pa. ave. NV
ADVERTISING MANAGER-Retail sd-
yertising manager wanted. One capable
Of supervising the entire advertising pr0-
ductfon Of large retail store, under the
direction OF the sales promotion MANAGER.
KnoMledge OF layout, copy and art work
splendid opportunity for one who has had
advertising MANAGERIAL experience in Z
smaller store or one who has been assistant
With good future for TIE right person,
write or phone for tntervier to Henry ~.
ss sSs. tSsnsss RH ssco n; ~. ssa "a snd ~
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Discussion on A Sia

"The Immediate Problems OF
ASIA will be the subject OF the
fourth and final discussion IN the
series sponsored by the United Ma
tions Forum at 8 pm. Monday in
Constitution Hall.
Speakers will include Brig. Gen.
Carlos P. Romulo, Professor Bruce
Hooper of Harvard University and
Michael Mansfield. DR.. William
Crane Johnstone, Dean of the
School of Government and profess
sor of Political Science Of the
George Washington University, will
be chairman for the evening.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
To Fill STOCKINGS

The Carlyle Women's Club OF
Alexandria will fill Christmas stock
ings for veterans in nearby hospitals
as part of the Red Cross Camp and
Hospital Committee project, when
it meets Monday at the home of Mrs.
I. w. Hufford. A gift OF $25 will
also be given to the Red Cross for
the purchase Of articles for the
stockings.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Hour

The biological sciences group of
the Washington Chapter OF the
Special Libraries Association will be
guests at Walter Reed Hospital at
pm. tomorrow, when they will be
shown the medical library, patients
library and the recreation room.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Cify Club Tea.

The Women's City Club will fea-
.ture . Christmas program, under
the direction of Mrs. Gertrude
Lyons. music chairman, at q tea to
be given from 4:30 to 6 pm. to-
morrow in the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1945-12-15

Ida and Pauletta Quincy ana Mrs,
Carroll Miller.
Gen. and Mrs. James e, Fechet
and their daughters, Mrs. Kay Bon
ner of Los Angeles and Mrs. Mary
Cardell, will be the guests in whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Claren-
don Smith will entertain at lunch
con tomorrow at the Kenwood Coun-
try Club. Among the other guests will
Evening star., 1945-12-15
Lincoln Park Pharmacy
18th 8 z. copitoI Sts.
IL a Star Wont-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance of CIossi-
fled Advertising.
Evening star., 1945-12-15
4, must have drivers per-
eK LIQUOR STORE. 1909
RTERS. Apply employment office, 4th
r. LANSBURGH 4 BRO. 7th, Sth and

and air conditonins
servicemen for work on Philco home units,
with wholesale appliance house must have
nice personality and appearance 5,day
iuMHIA 1 " MyHSEaEssALEKs' PIE INC 1880 1
Sc a eE REzH ssIzss Co.. misaans ss a.
RETOUCHERs. for portrait studio; must
Immediately. GoLDCRAFT PORTRAITS,
RooFiNG Ii aELPERs and laoorers. colored
permanent employment with Arm estab-
nss Apps Rose K sRo ssanse co f0T 4 s so
Arlington, Va. tRosslyn).
mSsss saDeI Rs A6To fs1 ap Sc
sXLEssMnEeNMaa sXLEssnea 81; ;spr.ei,rs R;Si, one,tim. sale
stale signs" Nation.iis advertised. IA.
sss5. siG adSsFtisse MR sc1s1E minutes closing Elk
salesmen with autos. we own and have
the city; excellent opportunity. SHAPIRO
sALESMEN. part time. Apply at once
fkEf skfEs fsR a4iR ss you
seeking a permanent position with oppor.
'sy Tor You aol in A our fuel sales % orssnization
e 5. u ns
and vicinity Sales experience preferred
Good salary; car furnished. For inter.
ss. 4sio sfsDaGRaii HF eossed Mssr0D0
SALES ENGINEER, aualifed to contact
buyers. give estimates and supervise ths
oil-burning. equipment Must have goot
record. Salary open. For interview tele.
nhGns NJ Ssans; Metropolitan 4s4o
SECRETARY-TYPIST; no shorthand re
auired; excellent salary and meals, .soot
hours and working conditions. Apply II
person, chefs office, MAYFLOWER HOTEL
nth and De Sales sts. NV.
SECRETARY to private man, typist, witt
| some knowledge OF bookkeeping and short
hand; good salary for steady person; SOM
investment knowledge ADVANTAGEOUS. Bo'
SEW ssaRviIcE s,fs MANAGER for established chrys
ler- Plymouth direct factory leadership
splendid opportunity for experienced man
MoToRs MOI SR 1924 1924 Wilson blvd. Arlington
Va. CH. 400. See Mr.. Wasserman.
| for advancement. EMMA JETTICK SHOl
ssn0Rafa aasodR6ER ORDER COOK; high wages; meals
uniforms, hospitaliSati tion free; pleasan
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Chiusano
CHILDs RESTAURANT. 1910 N. Y. ave
SIGN wRITER, permanent. for qu.line
person. dept: store experiences helpfu
tox 37o-A etaS.
Evening star., 1945-12-15

t0euttnusd On lfsst rAsa.l
Evening star., 1945-12-15

DIsRWASHERs. coiored: top wages. meal
wilson. o'DoNNEIL's SEA GRILL. 1921
DRxFTsMAN. shop detail. misc. iron an,
light structural: best wages. Write, eivin
enMs 3Rnsis aos woaR g Rs 1nGas ss @Iss @
Davis highway, Arl, Va.
DRAFTsMEN, STRUCTURAL steel detailers an,
hssfsyf asM gTrEE fpg5 e5 issshns s:hsshsD saDeE
npDI ssp nssv' ss nE
sanitation manufacturers Of building prod
mai man, 20 to s5, who Is interested d. more Suit il
N saah
srsbis but t nscesssrs SEND fui psr ar
sas9las aeqk Box sna 1ass oassDis ssas 'mah sample
DRIVERS for tractor. and trailer van,
sspsrsncsd Is na in moyinE sS furniture and house
Efs %aH laislss xREcP Rs 70 .massn.5s aess aA q
A. cGllsRssi nd and nols. sye q:
with good practical ana theoretical knowl
no bes,nners; State salary and experienced
silE 6sTSssi6iANs' ..psrisnsssa s il. ,n ne. an
HEeSR Hd eaSsf Apsa ssS %' W "a ivs surn
piy AMERicAN HEATINa CO.. IS K st. $!
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. expert
FEfSArch Gs MR sHo :oS2: G1 tess or
salary Apply 1899 Investment Bldg.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, coloEed; large ap
NC. 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
HDn csan ave- S ssc sssySs Sc ss.s e
ENGINEER, 2nd-class license, with re
friseration experience. Apply chief en
gineer. CARRY ICE CREAM CO.. 1873
ENG6siNEER,s HELPER. eolored. $500 Gu
IT; pp; a400; See MRS: BENSON.
sober and Industrious; hours, 4 pm. |
midniEht Telephone Me. O9OO.
FRONT DESK CLERK and switchboa,
operator for 9 pm. to IL pm. shift,
small residential club. Appearance an
personality more important than exper
ence. Bog 269-A. Star.
FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced onl,
$40 weekly salary plus commission; ur
Seas aasn sasa1ai xaE Suar6SE ~ 81 easE
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-02
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON. M 9:
.FAV0RITES SHOW
new INCREASES

NEW YORK, June 1@R-Renew-
ed investment demand for rails
and indus. rial specialties turned
tide in today's stock market, en-
abling favorites to start the new
month with gain of one to a num-
Der of points at year peaks.
Small-scale selling carried over
at the opening. Offerings were so
timid that bullish contingents took
fresh courage and soon began to
put up prices on a selective basis.
Dealings expanded briskly in the
final hour and most climbers e.
merged at or around their best at
the close. Losers were plentiful,
however, and numerous leaders did
little or nothing. Transfers totalled
l, 400, 1000 shares compared with L.
210, 900 on Thursdays relapse.
Belief that the market had en-
ioyed a moderate technical cor
rection was helpful. The postwar
business outlook tended to revive
textiles and carriers. Easing of the
Syrian situation was optimistic.
Many customers STOOD aside to
await possible Washington anti
speculation moves and figures on
forthcoming cutbacks.
The Associated Press 6C-stock
average was up 8 of point at
66.4. The rail composite made a
new top since 1887. OF 927 issues
registering, 391 were up 305 down
and 231 unchanged.
In the new high" division were
American wooden preferred, up 8
IL; Commonwealth S h ern
preferred, up 5 IA in reflection of
the S. E. c. approval of the COM
pany's recapitalization plan; Cana
dian Pacific, Baltimore & Ohio, NJ
KIT preferred, American Wooden
common, Wyandotte Worsted, Chi
cago Eastern Illinois and Pa
cific mills.
On the upside were Santa Fe,
Erie, N. Y. Central, Lackawanna,
Atlantic Coast Line, Southern Pac-
ific, Northern Pacific and Engi-
neers Public Service. Chrysler ad-
vanced IA and general Motors
was down 1-8. Losers included
Standard Oil (ND, Texas Co.,
American Can, Sears Roebuck,
Montgomery Ward, Du Pont and
Allied cahemical.
Railway bonds tilted forward. At
Chicago wheat was up 3-S of
cent bushel to off as much. Cot
ton gained Is to 80 cents bale.
Among curb advancers were Bow
man Biltmore preferred, Canadian
Marconi, Illinois Zinc and McWili-
arms dredging. Turnover here was
$50, 600 shares versus 100000 the
day before.