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Evening star., 1945-08-20
lChicoeo Grain

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 tP'-Grain futures
fs,hort-lived. Wheat and oats fell trsc.
the close. while rye and barley dropped
more than cents at times. Corn also
was weak.
Hedge selling and weakness in New
York cotton were factors in causing re-
actions in wheat and oats after early
strength Oats receipts were large as the
new crop, moved in from all directions.
Spring wheat harvest also is under way
in the Northwest. There was little evil
dence of the mill buying which has been
n lhe wheat Dit in recent sessions
Government support brought the early
strength in wheat and oats The Com
modify Credit Corp was reported to have
bought about 1000. 600 bushels OF oats
for export last week
fCorn prices slumped on the favorable
growing weather. There was not much
, demand in rye where traders, as in other
pits we're awaiting further peacetime price
developments
Wheat closed !. to ss lower than the
previous finish September. l 627s; corn
was. was down es !: to =. Deeember. l,i3,4; oats
,35'.. and barley was of / TO 3Is Cents
SeDtember. QS3<
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Stock Market Uneven
Selected Rails and
ndustria|s Gain
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Asso ociated Press Financial Writ.


NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Scattered
rails and industrials operated on
the recovery side Of today's stock
market, although MANY leaders con-
tinued to suffer from more or less
timid liquidation.
Prices hardened after the OPEN
ing. Dealings then slowed and top
gains running to two or more points
were reduced or Cancelled in most
cases near the fourth hour. De-
clines were plentiful.
Issues with a better peacetime
outlook still attracted a certain
amount of investment demand. The
thought the carriers had been over
sold, plus the revival of expec-
tations reconversion tribulations
might be cushioned by quick action
of Washington authorities, aided
sentiment. Caution was the watch
word, however, in view of growing
unemployment.
Ahead the greater part of the pro-
ceedings were Santa Fe, Southern
Railway. United States Steel, Chrys-
Ter, United States Rubber, Du Pont
American Telephone, Radio Corp.
and American Radiator Stumblers
included General Motors, Great
Northern, Pennsylvania, Standard
Oil IN. JD, Douglas Aircraft, Allied
Chemical, American Can, Johns
Manville. Anaconda and Union Car
bide.
Bonds eased.
RpSict nt il, tho r,1rh uyero Caihar
ling Rubber, F. l.. Jacobs, Raytheon
and Diana Stores. Among laggards
were American Gas, Cities Service
Creole Petroleum, Pantepec and
Brewster Aero.
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CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. 90 lP IwFA>.-sal.
fully Steady: good and and choice barroWs and and
gifts at lao pounds UP at 1875. ceiling
good and choice sows at LOO; complete
sa!able cattle. $4,000: total 10000:
salable calves, 1000: total. 1000; slaugh-
ter steers and yearlings, including yearliHs
strictly choice steers and heifers fully
steady: top, 1900; paid for four loads
SEALING 1,30o-pound lieht steers: 1870;
steer run; most grassers, 12.50-14.0O on
slaughter account: stock cattle very scarce;
best fed heifers, 1890 cows weak to 25
cents lover: weishty bulls steady others
bulls to 1925 and beef bulls to IA $50:
yealers steady to weak at 1900. mostly
.Salable sheep. 5000: total, $500; early
sales native SLAUGHTER spring lambs steady
to 25 cents lower: no action as yet on
Westerns: sheep steady; GOOD and choice
native spring lambs. 14.25-14.50: bucks
. LOO tGo;1 SO; few up to 1900; shorrn AGED
mon to medium. 90.
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Market AVERAGES
Washington Produce

From the Department Of Agriculture
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market, firm. Fresh receipts
moderate. but with freer offerings OF shor
held and storage stock; overall supple,
about ample. to a good demand. Price.
paid for Federal-State graded eggs re.
White whites % Srowns % mixed I cnIors: raaRai5 Sos
Grade A. extra large. 54-55, average 54K
large, 53;, U: s. grade A, medium, as
u rIvS 3 Grses sSsn 3; 4ny lysrse, 4s .r...
Receipts include one load Saturday ane
one load today for authorized professors
Two loads Saturday for civilian use. Prices
paid fob. Washington Transportation
charges included according to mileage)
Fowl, 27-9: broilers and fryers, 1920.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. -sA--11


Quartermaster Truck Company:
6848th, 6849th, 6810th, 6812th Quar-
termaster Driver Detachments.
Also Headquarters and Head
quarters Detachment, 326th Ord
nance Battalion; 2776th Engineer
Rock Crusher Detachment, and the
3243d Engineer Pipeline Operating
Detachment.
Also (aboard the General Black
ll9th Infantry Regiment; 313th,
305th, 298th Quartermaster Laundry
Det a h m n S; 10th Ordnance
Bomb Disposal Squadron; Postal
Detachment, 30th Infantry Division,
and the advance detachment, 828th
Medical Convalesc Center.
(Aboard the BrastagD 3235th Quar-
termaster Service Company; 318th
Station Hospital; 59th Hospital
Train, 10th Port Marine Mantle
nance Company, and the 289th Mill
tary Police Company. (Aboard the
William PepperelD l256th military
Police Company
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aus. 20 dF-cotton fu.
lures slumped sharply today on commits.
spired by reconversion problems in the
textile industry and a possible change In
the Government cotton program nexl
Distant months which would feel the
effects of any new pricing plan for the
staple. bore the brunt of the selling with
the October 1916, delivery at one time
selling of 35 bale at cO63 Neal
months were relatively steady on good
buying by mills on the scaledown.
Late afternoon prices were 55 cents
to 3.25 bale lower (this includes octo.
ber. 19461 October. .246. December
% so, and March, 2c44
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Tobacco Markets
BY the Associated Press.

Prices last week dropped on the Georgia
Florida tobacco belt, which is winding up
the, sales season, but volume and prices
held up on the Carolinas' border belt, the
Department OF Agriculture reported
Twelve Of the 19 Florida-Georgia mar
kets ended sales last week. Gross sales
on this belt so far are 129. .577 $3.50 pounds
weight. Low-auality tobacco predominated
in the late season offerings.
So heavy were the deliveries to Caro-.
lima markets that blocked sales were the
rule Last week the border markets sold
43,376,s10 pounds .379,1o more than
the week before-at prices which averaged
S44 "a In South Carolina and SASS in
North Carolina
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Institute Of BANKING
May.5tart Glasses
Here September "a
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Glasses IN the educational pro
gram of Washington Chapter
American Institute of Banking ma,
begin September "a, it was pre-
dicted by Kenneth o. Hulse, chair.
man of the chapter educationa
committee.
He made this statement follow.
ing the first meeting Of the com.
mittee last week to discuss plan.
for the coming season. Final pro.
grams will be completed later, ane
approved by the Board of Cover.
nors of the chapter.
Thomas J. Norris, president O.
the chapter, has appointed thu
following committees for the year
Archives and House-Donald Nc.
Geary, chairman, Hamilton Nationa
Bank; Jean Maddox, the Riggs Ma
tional Bank; and William Ash.
down, Hamilton National Bank.
Banquet and Finance-B. Bruce
Frantz, chairman, American Sc
curity and Trust Co.; George B
Earnshaw, National Metropolitan
Bank: and w. L. Sanderson, Hamil-
ton National Bank.
Dollars and Sense-A. E Henze
chairman. Union Trust Co.: Mrs
Dorothy Lanham, Second National
Bank; and Rose Royce, Washing
ton Loan and Trust Co.
Forum and Seminar-Theodore p
Cowgirl, chairman, the Riggs Ma
tional Bank; Earle McGeary, Ham,
ilton Bank; Leona Draeger. Wash
ington Loan and Trust Co.; and
Paul Seltzer, American Security and
Trust Co.
Public Relations-Earle McGeary,
chairman.
Mrs. Lanham, chairman Of the
Women's Committee of Washing
ton Chapter, said her committee is
sponsoring an outing and buffet
supper tomorrow night at the Po-
tomac Boat Club. This will be the
first function of the year for the
Women's Committee to which all
bank employees are invited.
War Loan Farley Planned.
Secretary of the Treasury Vinson,
American Bankers Association rep
resentatives and life insurance lead
ers will confer here tomorrow and
Wednesday on problems connected
with the next victory loan cam
paign. w. Randolph Burgess, pres
ident of the ABA, will head the
bankers' delegation and George Har-
rison, president of the New York
Life and head of the Insurance
Committee on War Effort, will head
his group.
Bank officials believe bank sal
aries are to be exempt at once from
WPB controls. 1t is expected that
WPB will permit banks to handle
their own salaries above $1,000 per
year, without further certifcations.
Financial District Comment.
Holders of 70Go of the stock of the
Baltimore Commercial Bank have
signifled their acceptance of the
offer of the Union Trust Co. of
Maryland to buy the stock at 069
per share. The Union Trust Co.
will take over the business and op-
Grafton of the bank on Saturday,
September /.
E. H. Bachshmid of the Washing
ton agency of the Jefferson Stand
ard Life Insurance Co., has qualified
for the Million Dollar Round Table
for the second time, exceeding the
s1,000,000 mark in new business.
Following last weeks three New
York Stock Exchange holidays,
boardrooms were crowded for to-
days opening. Southern Railway
was one of the stocks which opened
higher.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
n. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST or ISSUES.
Furnished By the Associated Press. }

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Evening star., 1945-08-20
Last u. S. Battle Casualties
Leave EnQIond for Home

SOUTHAMPTON, England, Aug.
20 P).-Twenty-one wounded Amer
Iicans-last United States battle cas-
ualties in the United Kingdom
were among 759 patients aboard the
hospital ship Aleda E. Lutz when it
sailed for home TODAY.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 CP.-Dividends
Regular. g
Pc Stocks Of Pay.
Rate ,riod. record. able.
Chic Rivet q Mach Zoe saS-24 els
Monogram Pict pf--13Nc p-1 e-1G
Real silk Hos IL pf-$1.75 q 9-15 10-l
h Hos 6Ra pr pf A-$1.26 g els 1O-1
RI silk Hos ~ pf-S11.75 = els 1o-1
Evening star., 1945-08-20

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IS 80 ll7L
FOREIGN. 200
Argt As 70 Apr 9%L
Australia IS 65 1o5L
Chile IS 40 asd 1oL
Grk rs 81 pt pd. ~
Peru lst 6s 80 2oh
Queensld 6s At 1o4t
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Am r&T 3s So 137l
Am Tob IS e. 1o33
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B&O lst m 48-- lo3l
B&O 95 A----- 73l
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CMSPP 5s rs 72i
CMSP 5s 1000 ~
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GRIP 4has 81 A 81
GRIP 4ks 80 II
GRIP RI As "a. 50.
Childs 5s 43 99l
CCCSL 4Hzs II 96i
CCCSL As 90SL 1o51
CT U T 51as t. 1o71
CT q T 5s 73-- 1o7
Col G 5s 81 - lob
D&RG As SO 6li
D&RGW IS 55a IL
D&RGW 5s rs 81
Det Ed As 65 1ooi
Erie gas 200oG osi
Fla E est IS IA 70
H&M r 5s 81 SO
HIM in 5s 81 81
&c As 81 95i
&c 4As &c 80
Evening star., 1945-08-20

1890 am. $50 600 1900 noon. A4o 600
100 ON. 6lo 900 900 pm $50 oco
:. funit OF trading 10 shares; sales printed
u l1u. In bankruptcy or receivership or
oeing orgenixed under Bankruptcy Act,
Rates Of dividends in the foregoius table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semt-annual declaration. pn-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included. Ex dividend.
xr Ex rights Also extra or extras.
Plus stock dividend. Cash or stock.
ePaia last year. PAYABLE In stock. ERe-
clared Or paid 80 far this year. b PAYABLE
u Canadtsn ft1ndf. Accumulated dtvi-
Evening star., 1945-08-20
IN. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press,,

A~S ANoDss
10. Kingston P.20- s
~ Long Is Ltg ct IA
70 Louisa L G E.40 IN
Mass Ut Asso--. IA
~ Mesabi Iron-- 4is
Mich sugar. "a
Micromat H. .45g PIN
~ Midvale q 3Aih
~ Miller VIII pf 2k SlN
- Mould Hos .40g- 17h
~ Nat Bella Hose 2zs
Nat Fuel ESQ 12iN
- Nestle e-LMA.30k 9
~ Mag Hud Pw 6iA
'NNiles-Bem-P Hg 1914
~ Northeast AirI- 1914
70 Nor st Pwr A 17A
PanAAir war wi 6l4
~ Pantepec o .64a 13iA
Pennroao Ae J
70 Piper Airc Use 5iA
~ Polaris Mns cog 43s
Pug Sd PL l.20- 16l4
"a R-K-O war 2
- Raytheon Mfg 1914
20 Red Bank Oil - ga
~ Richield Oil W 1is
Richmond Rad 5is
Ryan Aero .15g- 7
st Regis Paper 6iNs
- Segal Lock 3h
~ seiberling r 1ag 1Ai4
Selected Ind Ia
W Shatt-Denn Tag 4iA
"a Solar Airc .45g-. 15ih
va Sonotone 20 3hs
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"a stand Cap&Seal 25
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"a Technicolor 12g- 20
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Todd Ship 3a4g- soi6
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~ Unit WallPa.I5e 6ls
70 Ut-Ida Sug ,15z a
~ Venezuela Pet 1oi4
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40 4
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.ments based or the last
nnual declaration. On
d. special or extra div
luded. q Also extra or
stock. e Paid last year
Declared or paid so
] Payable in Canadian
ated dividends paid or
: Wv With warrants
Evening star., 1945-08-20

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Ainsworth Xg-- Ia
Alreon Mig Co. 8
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Am GEE 1.6Oa 81
Am Laun Mch 2 s.
Am L & T 100 "a
Am Maracabo 4
Am RepublicAg IL
Am Superpower !
Ark Nat Gas A 4
Att DR. FORGE lag IL
Atlas Plywood / n
BabcockGW Sag Sc
Baldwin Lo war. 10
Baldwin r 20 II
Barium Steel 4
Beaunit Nj 1,4g 81
Berk g. Gay Fur 2
BlueRid cypf Sd s.
BreezeC 80 IS
Brewster Aero 5
Buckeye P L.S0 i
Bun N q z p Of 26
Burma Ltd z
c Marconi h04g ;
Cities Service 1e
Claude Neon Its )
Cons Rt Str .S0g Ia
Cons Steel 1s4g- ~
Cosden Petrol z
Creole Petrl 1ag. "a
CrownC Pet he 8
Cuban A Sug As IS
Dayton Rub l. 81
Derby Oil Tag g
Det Mich St.20g J
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Elliott Co L. 26
Fairch E&A.20e )
Fedders Mfg gag ~
Fire Asso P "a 50
Glen AldCoal lg ls
Goldfield Con /
Graham P pf1i. 81
Gray Mfg lag ~
Hecla Mining l. IL
Humble Oil ia Al
Intl Pet hi 19
Jacobs r L Co Ia
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less otherwise note,
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extras; dCash or
I Payable in stock.
far this year. I
funds. < Accumul:
declared this veal
Evening star., 1945-08-20
Washington Exchange
AFTER CALI

i AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Power SC preferred-l
| at l10A.
| BONDS
/ PUBLIC UTILITY.
Evening star., 1945-08-20

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Chrysler CD 3
C I T Finance 2
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Collins & AK L. ,
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Cons Coppr log
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Cont Baking hR
Cont Baking pf n
Cont Can l -.
Cont Diam .20g-
Cont Ins Goa
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Cont Oil Dl 90
Cont Steel o..
Cooper Bessll /.
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tCorn EXC $40
Corn Prod 2 so
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| Crane Co I
Crm Of VIII 100
| Crosley Cp I
! Crown Cork&S ]
Crown Zeller /
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Crucible Stl Be-
tCuba gR Of
| Cuban-Am s hs
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Curtis Publish
fCurtis Pub Of -
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Dawson Chm l.
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Evening star., 1945-10-02
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Permanent position with
representative public accounting firm in
NgTs1k Va Ezesent fGr
CO., Flatiron Bldg, Norfolk. Va. giving
details OF education, experience and
ACCOUNTANT. as5es senior; permanent posi-
tion as. right-hand man to local c. P. A;
attractive starting salary with ample Of
portunity to man demonstrating his
ability State age experience and salary
ACCOUNTANT for. work in Florida: per-
manent position; in reply state age. ex-
sry ry desired. ID Box ssS-x' st Star r'Afs @
ACCOUNTANT. Junior. beginner; part time
evenings, Saturday and Sunday, for local
acceptable. In reply state age. experience
and education. P. G. Box 4497. Wash
apvRRT2s1Ne llssHni Ri s oorYwR,rER and l.yeu,
exceptional opportunity for young man Il
sais fs5ss HaR & dHsst M e. ss s:Sse s sb.H m
AIRLINE needs experienced painters anc
upho1sterers: permanent work, with op.
so E. pNNsNa SF CENTRAL AARPs haaEi A
LINES, Washington National Airport. In.
te-viewing hours, Monday through Friday
$3.50. am. to pm; Saturdays. $50 am
HiRPLzNE Al II me poLIsHERs needed by Penn.
sylyania Central Airlines: permanent in
advancement. Apply Hangar No..
Washington National Airport. Interview.
ing hours, Monday through Friday, $3.50
m. to p.m.; Saturdays, $50 am. to
ARMATURE wINDERs. eiec. motor repair.
men, first class; good working conditions
good pay, paid vacation, permanent post
war future. Apply Lee Harris. ELECTRIC
ASSISTANT Fish BufCHER. sEn GOOD as salary y
good working conditions. Apply chef
MAYFLowER HOTEL 18th and De Sales
Assistant FRY COOK. white or col.
Apply chef, CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and
Assiss;TANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL. ex.
perienee necessary. Call MEL EHOREY
AsssIsTANT MANAGER; good future 70,
the right man in the bowling alley bust.
ness. If you are interested in . perma.
nent Job please caH MR.. BEST, EN- 500
for appt for personal interview,
ASSISTANT SAUCE COOK, permanent DO.
sition. top salary. Apply chef. CARLTON
HOTEL 18th and x stS. NV.
ASSISTANT SAUCE COOK: pleasant work.
ing conditions. Apply chef, WARDN1AE
PARK HOTEL. Conn. ave and Woodley
ASSISTANT WINDOW TRIMMER, splendid
opportunity, good salary, permanent posi-.
ton. See. Mr.. Douglas, SPORT CENTER
Sth and p sts. NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-02
Maggie Teyte, George Copeland
Acclaimed in Debussy Program

pices Of the French Embassy for
the benefit of the orphans of French
Resistance. was attended by many
notables, headed by the President
and Mrs. Truman and Miss Mar
garet Truman. An all-Debussy pro-
gram, however, requires more in
innate setting than that of Consti-
tuition Hall and a closer circle of the
listeners about the performers. In
spite of this handicap, unremediable
in this city, the occasion was a
memorable one and the artists su-
preme in their speciality.
Evening star., 1945-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE WIFE AND FAMILY of the late
Smith E. Horsley wish to thank the many
friends for the use of cars and flowers
during their bereavement.
FORMER AAA INSTRUCTOR available for
driving lessons in your car. Call SH
66S3 for appt., ewes. and Sundays. g.
PLEASEt II you have modern house on
a. good lot and plan to sell 1t, give us a
chance. We are hunting for one in any
good residential section; replies conflden-
tial; no brokers, please. Box 433-X, Star.
WE WISH TO BUY home in D. C. Can
you help us9 No brokers, please. Reply.
BUNGALOW WANTED-No brokers, please.
Must be neat. modern, desirable. Replies
confidential. Thank you. Box ASK, Star.
NOTICE is GIVEN to ali concerned that
the, partnership between Harry. F. Llecke
and Arthur H. johnson, trading as the
A. s. johnson Refrigeration Co., will be
dissolved as of September 80. 1945. The
business will continue as a corporation un-
der the same name, as of October 1. 1g45.
lSignedl HARRY F. LUECKE. ARTHUR
H. JOHNSON.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted BY sny one other than
myself. JACK BERGER, HQ & HQ Sqdn.,
4O1st Base Air Depot. New York, N. Y.
APO 635, formerly OF 1920 Monroe st. NV,
washington. D. C. A"
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than my own. ROBERT B:
DUNCAN, 1l15 49th pl. ne.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made other than by myself. MILTON
w. FORD, Jr., 1922 r. !. ave. NV. A.
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pendable and experienced; for the rish
| man this Is splendid postwar. perma
nsnt lob: meals included, Apply Nj
wilson. oDONNELl'S SEA GRILL 122
LANDscxPE LABoRERs. good pay. stead
wors Apply MR; PEARSON. Du; 1000,
work: best pay for good man. Wo. a74z
MAGAZINE MEN, cash club or two-pa
experience, sell the periodical month";
sqD ssnss aush IS hs ssaasy ssans as
yrsn tsrri.ory go to%ns eepepsd n s.o
sassi arnshes 1s sr ESsd Sc DAN psATS %E
Nan stn tIERK 81 Nv y:rsss KS9 n ses easncs ana
lish; good pay. Apply 1900 Massachusetl
MAN. white, between 90 and e5. to cIer
IN one OF. our branch stores; work is yer
WHNar6BN Ws nsa Bsassnt nnapSS sss 1sos ME eeskI g
MAN 21-50. good educ. appear. and per
ton with advancements; ability to mes
ABOUT $50 wk.; rapid increases. Room 2Oi
M2nH M2n Eye & St, nv. 10 am, 4 to pm.
the COLUMBIA PLANoGRAPH CO.. So
Man; !! M, colo5ed; 10, ier , LIQUOR store; Goo
ply GREENWAY LIQUOR STORE, asa
Man, coiored. aishwasher and genera
cleaning In cafeteria: 8 days Fer week
good salary. NATIONAL BUREAU Ol
STANDARDS CAFETERIA, Conn. ave. an
Van Ness st. See Mrs. Brightbill.
ss Until H0Ts dnrSs q sse fa@
of electrical controls and stoker work re
cuired: car essential. IRON FIREMAl
SALES CORP, 1912 M st. NV.
MAN, middle aged or elderly, handy wit
tools, for tcolrcom clerk on large construc
ton Job. located at North Liberty st. an
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. See ME
MANAGER for several restaurants. II
miles from Washington; salary or com
mission Box 2l6.V $tar.
MEATCUTTER OR BUTCHER, expert
enced; good salary, pleasant Working con
ditionss; sssngMss sssngMssHINE MARKET, 1918 l4tl
MEATscuTTEERS; experience necessary; roo,
salary. permanent position. Apply 342;
MEATCUTTERs. several experienced mel
for hackroom butchering; no counter sales
work: minimum Of handwork, We use cleo
trio meat saws; full-time, permanent posi-
tion with rapidly growing. locally ownet
and crer.ted food chain Apply informa
titon desk, GIANT FOOD STORES, 81
BladenDburE rd. ne,
Evening star., 1945-10-02

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAlRMAN to
plisnces; MODERN VACUUM STORES,
Iii GfcfRiC2i Iii al nkixErAIaMEN are needed by
the Pullman Co. q, essential industry.
401, Onion Station or q 8. Railroad
RstsTsn,snt r Sv rent Hosrs. D @ So, 9 e q 3.
enced men; vacations, promotions, sick
leave. insurance and other employment
advantages. Apply Room 601, Star Build
ing. THE EVENING STAR, 1l0I Pennsyl-
Enn1AToE Eaa1s rs hioSrEsAroa: apply il person.
snpsTtntendsnt % ssn Of ser service M! sMsAYTLoWER
starter. CHARACTERIZATION BLDG f7th
snRvAToR anf Il Fss : REPAIR MAN. experienced,
for large institution. Excellent pay, per-
msnsns Ts position Apply aI3sv; Star.
steady Job and advancement. CAPITAL
ENGfNEEk eoiorsG e sd sth-slass license, for
apartment house Apply manager, No.
4lQ. 2l6 q St. ne.
Maint. PVT. school: excel. salary. WO. 0O4O.
ENGINEER, mechanical; excel. postwar fu-
ture with well-estabIished, progressive Arm.
exper. 10 design and manu-. of precision in
strumeIlts and laboratory apparatus.
AMERICAN MSIRUMENT CO., $3.50 Ga.
EENGnE1n with nrss-el.s. .sssm l,csa,s.
CO.. 1897 % st s.e.
ENGMEER, stress-strain calculator. APP
ply. stating exp, BETMEHEM STEEL CO.,
bethlehem, Pa.