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Evening star., 1946-08-11
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, white. reliable csretakers; man
can do ltsht maintenance: no cooking
reference. Box 331-Z Star 13s
COUPLE. colored wishes Job and small
ianitorS quarters services free for quar-
terS. Call after q O'Clock Adams 44s5
COUPLE, 45. boarding school hotel club
experience, as steward buyer. general
supervision; wife can assist. 20 years ex-
pe9ience, GOOD record: available in Sep
tem5er. Address JOHN J. GIBBONS. Sher-
wood Forest, Md
MAN, AND WIFE. colored, want Janitor
lob husband part time AID O2S3
MAN AND WIFE want part-time lob with
5000 ref, Phone RE. 4o32, after 4 80
pm tfs
STUDENT VETERAN and wife with 10
month-old baby. want apt house to man
age in exchange for apt Phone ia
$500
YOUNG COUPLE, colored. intelligent de-
STes houseman and driver and general
mouse work with quarters, Telephone
Evening star., 1946-08-11
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HELP WoMEN.

YOUNG WOMEN for part-time work
Gays weekly for Newspaper Clear diction
sos THE Evening Hss1sRne STAR i1of Sef Pa Rae@ s9e
Young WOMEN for telephone work, 10, $40
APpiy aaI ROBE rah EVENING 5Sf STAR ll0i "a sc.
x;RAY IECHNIeIAN. experienced. Call
eHfLpRqNs aifI paRsqasnseT HosprnEs KraE dept Du 1870
WANTED FOR DRY CLEANING Plant.
ii3Ssh iiIi13soushiy experienced clerks. Call Adams
LOCAL INDUSTRY in GEORGETOWN needs
general once worker with stenosraphic
sTPersnfs MP oTlSsn psrmanent JOB, 5-dsy week
MlpDta-ASED MID L. Sd9 WOMAN with references to
6HRisTMXs CARDs@Amszihnss! IAN s, nsi 81 Wit with
name, 81 = card feature box 81; profit
ppooo 10 oof' Ssp SSslpr,nT plan and samples on ap-
NU Newsrt MEHll' 20 William St, Dept, 35.
SSl cMRIsrlMEAs c.Rps-oet free samples.
profap ss, IS cspos to With sf name enIy = Quick
ccs.qpsrcraft on approvaf t P0Ne' PHILIPS iamP's
RfehNTInY AuGi GkaDTaffb MsTs9n Mass sisn school
gir.s, no experience necessary, for clerical
sm sGaA to fhons pm ie5 Sx aon1Psossntment o1ss Mon,
ator tRemington,; moderate salary to
saspt s,spt, with GOOD opportunity for advance
tions. Tel, RE. 1915 N''' SiH eItu'-
SELL Christmas cards; 50-25 for ST. names
sshBnApss ffss New brans%sk An1 Sos ass0r
WE PAY you SIS for selling 50 ST boxes:
20 20 beautiful assorted Christmas cards sell
to to-, try Write for free samples CHEER
Eskyc Esk cARD MH2Fo 60 White y,t, Plains, N. Y
DerSnnal ctf,on rLr
extra ordinary Christmas card, everyday,
FIX Snd, wrappins boxes: quick sales; up 10
Write for free seif-seilins sample deeSssrf port.
tSii9s tshl 30 for 81. 25 for ST name imprinted
snees oer 'fsaf RaNBW REN e.p1
CO., a6 East 18th st, Dept. SOC, New
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for beauty
earnings; pleasant surroundings, wonderful
Sorklng conditions; IN one OF the best
ssss i5a9f EP srokR T''s1nfj3P BE8G sE6 ApB
WILL WILL GIVE RooM-BoARD in comfortable
nome 10 lazy IN EXCHANGE for part-time
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS, 50 & it5FG foF ST. niSi With
man name oriss Samples free Make money easy
ahp rbpis aniek ,,a wi with Americas outstanding
and 25 for ST and de luxe IS for SI, ali
MIN VIII senders name imprinted. Gorgeous
new box assortments OF Christmas cards,
everyday and birthday greetings gift
wraps note paper. All items retail SOC to
~ Generous profit for you, No expert
ence necessary. Write for your free sam
pies today GENERAL CARD CO, 1900
w. jackson blvd, Dept. 81, Chicago :, III
EXTRA MONEY FOR you selling Christ
mas cards Take easy orders from friends
for gorgeous "Candlelight" 2l-card Christ
mas assortment. Sells fast at 81. You
lar money making. assortments sensa-
tional new idea floral notes with name
imprinted boost earnings Get samples
GROGAN CO., 20 East Adams, Dept, ;,22,
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPLE-Get
this big selling line-Make easiest profits
with finest seleetie9 chsistmss cs5ds With
soc profit. Everybody buys. Many pop
GHnToN GREETINGS co, 147 ESSEX.
Dept. $50, Boston. Mass.
INSURANCE AGENCY has opening for ex-
perienced casualty policy writer perma-
nent, excellent working conditions 5-day
week; state experience. Apply Box 3i2-A
OPENING FOR WOMAN over % inter
not nee Box 34S-A, Star
Evening star., 1946-08-11
SITUATIONS MEN Cont. J

WORK WANTED with prscticing CPA
for years qualifying experience for exam
Twenty years varied experience with large
mfg. corporation. cashier. ledger. consign-
ments assistant to purchasing sgent, man
aser psyrool department Operate usual
ONCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. typewriter,
payroll machine. Prev. salary, S1a; vii!
accept Se5 weekly for year Earnest
worker. Anxious to start so as TO COM
Diete by this time next wear. This will
make me more useful to you during your
later busy season. Box 337-z. Star i3"
COMMANDER. USNR. ~, general bank
ing and bank examining experience: also
Navy acct. desires Washington position,
available Sept. Is. Box 1887, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1946-08-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS WANTED-Many Immediate
vacancies listed. 81 .500-S5,00o BALI1-
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY, SIC No
Charles st. Baltimore |. Md.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

TWadckiIis hut but 10 new hut built for her
mat day by the women OF the kTaaf
The maiden and the python which was TO bc
her constant companion Tor the rest OF her lie
disappeared.
At dawn the kTaal WaS awakened shouts
Of rejoicing T%adekiu dancing before her
hut. shouting the glad tidngs that onew Py-
thoness was in their midst.
And ever since then Ramini has practiced her
arts with her sinister hut mate while IWadelki
kept close watch.
2 UT soon, maybe by the time Of the next full
- moon. TWadekili feels, she will lie her mat,
the python will coil beside her and they will die.
Then their bodies will be buried under Ra-
minis hut so that their spirits will help and
advise her. Already she is weaving sleeping mat
OF great magic that she Will rest easily over
the grave of the great serpent and the P.tnoness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-03
'HALCY0NE' REVEALED
 FOR KAISER
Hundred Thousand Dollar Flying Office" Ready
 to Take 10 Air

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan 3 A S100,000 flying office" that Henry J. Kaiser executives will use to expedite engineering and construc- tion work of the far flung Kaiser industrial empire was revealed to the public here today
 Poised at the Portland Airport from which it will operate as a home port for executives of Kaiser's Oregon Shipbuilding Corp, and Consolidated Builders, the twin engine converted Lockheed-H Hudson bomber is an air-age dream for the busy executive.
 Named the "Halcyone" by Edgar Kaiser, son of the West Coast industrialist, the plane is reported the first civilian plane to use an experimental radar obstruction in- dicator" for flying safety The unit is a General Electric development for spotting mountains, trees or airplanes forward of the airplane.
 Kaisers chief pilot, Ralph Adams, was given a free hand in design ing the ship, company officials said today He turned out master pattern of comfort and convent ence that anticipates every wish of the businessman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-01-03
RARE CHEMICAL 10 BE PRODUCED BY
 MEDICAL RESEARCH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3-Carbon 13, a rare chemical used in biologi- cal research-particularly cancer and regarded as a medical tool that will rank "in importance with the X-ray," is to be produced in quan- tity, reports the Sun Oil Co.,, and the Houdry Process Corp.
 Production, since experiments with the chemical began, has been less than one-half ounce a year, joint statement by the companies said.
 Carbon Bit looks like ordinary carbon-can be used to make sugar, alcohol, the hydrocarbons of gaso- line, synthetic rubber, and thousands of other carbon compounds. It can also grow vegetables which have some or all carbon atoms with atom ic mass equally 13.
 The statement said the chemical, to be produced in two plants Sun Oil Iplans to erect in the Philadelphia area, will be used as tracer in re- search and may be compared to a chemical microscope that makes it possible for the chemist to see and follow chemical reactions in the body not possible with the X-ray"
 The possibilities of research with carbon 13 are almost beyond imag- ination," the statement asserted. 
 DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21
Mule Harris
Is Held In
Cafe Theft

O'Clock in Norlina CO. 4 Southbound
train in possession OF about Sis and
Il GiamonC;-encirCicd wrist watch and
two rings Stoluu from White House
restaurant here Sunday night. =. II.
superior court under bond ol Sl.50c
III Il hearing al police court to-day.
Harris. who goes by he alias u.
Mule" Harris. WAS taken off the
train i'll NOrlina by Police Chief Car
Ter. and Sheriff f. \. Cuttrcll and
Assistant Police Chief {. {. Harris
brought him to Henderson for trial
today. He had boarded the train II
Lacrosse. Va. according to Iu.urma-
tin.
The Negro admitted entering the
restaurant Sunday night stating ina,
he gained entrance by taking uIt
4 window pane III a north window.
About $500 III money. Il wrist wat h.
TWO mems rings and other property
OF Alex Hill. owner was taken. Har-
riS had only Sll6.4i H. money on his
person when arrested. but was still!
iii possession ut the watch and rings.
On default of bond. Harris was
placed in the county Jail for the Oy-
tubcr term Of superior court.
Harris received a iivc-ycar SELL
'CnCC here in january. 1882. tor
breaking and entering and larceny
and receiving of properties a; MAY
Smith Cleaning Company and Hen
oc"Sun Steam Laundry. Following
that sentence he was convicted q.
robbery in Virginia I'D was SEN
'"u""d - five years in the Virginia
State prison. escaping from there ON
August -. according To- information
from Virginia officers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21
Britt TO Attend
Route | Highway
Meet In Columbia

Henderson will be represented a,
Il meeting To be held in Columbia.
S. C.. Thursday 10 plan a campaign
of promotion of L. S. Route |. il
was learned today. BlOys Britt. sec
rotary of the Henderson Chambc.
of Commerce. will 20 To Columbia
tonight as a delegate from this city.
Chamber directors at a meeting
Monday night authorized the score
tary 10 make the trip. but there was
uncertainty al the time whether or
not he could attend.
Cities and towns along Route
from Richmond 10 Columbia will be
represented at the meeting, includ-
ing those two cities. and Henderson.
Raleigh, the Pinehurst Southern
Pines resort section. and other local
tiles. II was not learned in advance
what steps would be taken to pro-
mote tourist traffic over the route.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21
Scott Bow Will
Be Confined At
Jackson School

Jimmy Scott. l4-ycar-old youth
who admitted taking sum of cash
money from the home of Paul Ar.
mold. just off the oxford road. las,
Saturday night. will be sent To the
jackson Training School at Concord
for !8 months. f. o. Falkncr. clerk
o.! superior court and juvenile Judge
Tor the county. said tuda% \ hear
!m& was had for the lad before Mr.
alkuer Tuesday afternoon.
Officers found about $3.50 in pos
session of the boy. who claimed he
took only about S355. whereas Ar
mold had said he lost approximate
j. $500 III the theft. The money j..
said 10 have been taken from Il
purse in a dresser drawer in the
nom" Saturday evening bctwccr
eight and nine o'clock.
Application for admission of the
youth 10 the training school is; being
made. Mr.. Fulkncr said. but II may
be several days or perhaps u week
or two before ARRANGEMENTS are
completed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21
Legion Will
Seek 1000
Membership

Membership drive for the Amcri-
can Legion post here go, under WAY
II meeting last night Al the Lee
giuN hut. with Commander George
Harrison presiding. The post has set
Il goal Of 1000 members by january
!. 1887.
ChaIrmcn for wards in the city
were appointed last night as follows.
I. s. kittrcll. ward !: \. p. Barnes.
ward >: r. +. Clements. Jr.. and J.
c. Cooper. ward 3: and S. +. .Icn-
n";tc and Smith II. Yong: J. {.
Gardner. ward !. AMI Stcwar, Finch.
Further discussion on establish
Zig q Legion club was held and
hope Was expressed for the opening
O: such a club early in ScptcmbC.
Refreshments We're served AT con-
CliSiul q. the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21

FUNERAL THURSDAY
FOR MRS. STROUD

Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie
Gray Stroud. ~ years OF age. who
died at Scott Parker sanitorium
tuesday afternoon. will he conduct
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the graveside Of inc family Gene
terry in Bertic county.
Surviving arc her husband. w. f..
stroud, Of Henderson, three daugh-
tiers. Maggie Shirley and Margare,
stroud: two sons, w. f. Stroud. Jr,.
and Bobby Stroud, all Of Hender-
son.
She is also survived by two broth
ers. LORI, ic Green and Ernest Green
both Of BERTHE county. and her moth.
or. Mrs. Rowena Outland, of Bertit
county.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21
Help Is Promised
School Principals
For Truck Routes

Extensive repairs Ia rural roads
in Vance county have been made
and these roads are NOW lin the
BEST condition III the past several
years State highway authorities
said after Il conference here with
principals OF Vance county schools
Tuesday afternoon.
Attending mo meeting were X.
Markham. OF Wilson. district en-
giilr"r. and Z. ". Moore. of Frank
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21

Wheat e-"p Insurance applications
must oo .iri Ivy September - al
local NNN offices.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-21
Notice OF Sale Of Land For 1915 Co

the North Carf
NJ Dorsey
Evening star., 1946-03-06
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Mar up tUsDA)-sala-
BILE hogs, $500; total $500; active,
steady; good and choice barrows and
gifts, 1885. ceiling; sows at 14.10. CELL
Salable cattle. 10000; total. 10000;
salable calves, 500; total. 500; fed steers
and yearlings fully steady; yearling heifers
steady to weak, but, cows very scarce and
10 to 10 cents higher; bulls and veaiers
I,l4o-pound steers. $500; next higheSt
steers, 1925 to 1928: most heifers, IA. so
to 1880; strictly, good heifers but weighty
cows to 1900; bulk beef cows. 1850 to
1900: Gamers and cutters active at .7.75
to 800 and better; heavy sausage bulls
to 1925: beef bulls to 1880. mostly 14.00
down; scant run veal cows sold actively
at 100 down; stock cattle very scarce.
Salable sheep, $500; total. $500; slow,
higher asking prices delaying. trade on
fed wooled lambs; two doubles strictly
good and choice around 95-pound fall
shorn to nearly fun wooled fed lambs
fed wooled Western lambs held around
1900; scattered lots good and choice
native slaughter ewes around steady at
500 down, load common ewes, 6.75.
Evening star., 1946-03-06

Sales
Stock and Aed Net
Dividend Rate 90 High. Low. 2;O0 chee.
Mueller Br 100 ! 81 81 81 + N
Mullins Mfg bg g. 17h 16ss 16s1-
mullins pf = 40 1o7 1o7 lo7
Murphy en- 40 - - LA
Murray Cp 74s s l7sA 17h liza "a
Murray Cp pf2e ] SlA 5lA SlN + II
Evening star., 1946-03-06

"Ex dividend. tPlus extras a Paid SO
far this year e2% extra f3% extra.
h So. 90 extra. K 10c extra. pPaid in
1945. $4,000 extra.
Evening star., 1946-03-06
Stock Leaders Drift
Fractiona|Iy Lower
In Light Selling
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 6.-The stock
markets attempts at recovery faded
today before steady but light selling
which sent leading steels. motors,
metals and rails fractionally lower
The ticker tape loafed frequently
after moderately active opening
Although few tentative nibbles by
purchasers brought some shading OF
losses in scattered issues, minus
signs generally prevailed near the
fourth hour.
Tightening Of accounts was at
triputed by brokers to pessimistic
views of 1916 earnings in view o1
continued wage disputes and threats
Of new walkouts by communications
and rail employees. Investors also
had tendency to stay on the side
lines in view of uncertainties of the
international picture.
On the losing side most of the day
were Chrysler, General Motors, Beth.
lehem, United States Steel, United
States Rubber, Sears Roebuck, Doug
las Aircraft, Sante Fe, Kennecott
American Smelling, Standard Oil
IN. j., Air Reduction, Southern Pa.
cific. International Telephone
American Telephone, Electric Power
& Light, Westinghouse and Wool
worth. Eastern Air Lines jumped
5h on a proposed stock split-up but
failed to hold all the advance.
Bonds were easy.
Selling activity in Graham Paige
common on the big board and the
preferred shares on the curb fol.
lowed disclosure of the automobile
makers difficulty in obtaining stee
and the appeal for government al
location of the needed material
Over-the-counter prices of Kaiser
Frazer stock dipped more than
points.
Evening star., 1946-03-06
IN. Y. Bond Market
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Int TIT 5s 56 lo6A
lKnCtFtSc As SO 83h
lLehvl HIT 5s 54- 81
iLeh vi As 2003- 54N
MKT 5s 81 A 96lA
Mo Pac 51as 40 42lh
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lMo Pac 6s n r 50
lMo Pac 5s 7S G. o6
MO Pac IS 81 I 96h
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I'M o T M 5s 81 90
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IOrWsRRN IS so 1854
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'lStLSnFr 4s50 A 6oih
lStPKCSL41as41 55lA
$50 Pacif1c41asS1 1o7
ISo Pac 4hs 80 1o4
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So Ry 61as SO 123M
'lSo Ry gn As SO 1o7
'jTennG&T IS 65 1o4ih
Third Ave IS 90 IS
Third Ave As so 95
! lVirgn Ry 3s 95- lllA
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West Un 5s 81 1o5M
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Evening star., 1946-03-06
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Mar. 8 LP1.-May rye Slipped
sharply under pressure of somewhat gen.
orally selling today in sympathy with a
porary setback for the grain at Winnipeg
Rallying tendencies were feeble and
under yesterdays close most of the time
Oats encountered some unexpected
liquidation In the nearby months but held
tracts lost major fractions OF cent. Some
transactions in the September and Decem
Der deliveries were understood to involve
hedge sales and moderate volume OF
spreading.
All deliveries OF wheat, corn and barley
finished again at ceilings of .S3ia, 1.2l y
cents lower than yesterdays close. with
the July delivery slipping "a cent of thu
ceiling for the first time in several days
The May held at the S3-cent maximum
May rye finished the 5-cent limit under
the previous finish at 2-1612. with the
other months remaining at top allowable
Evening star., 1946-03-06
D. {. Express Volume
9 Per Cent Above
Year Ago in February
By Edword c. Stone


Express shipments in and out o.
Washington in February showed 6
substantial increase over the like
month in l945, Supt w. O. R. Han
nan of the Railway Express Agency
reported today.
February shipments totaled 255,-
283, compared with 234,078 in Febru-
ary. 1945, an increase of 1904 units
) or 81 per cent, Mr.. Hannah stated
The gain was due to a steady in.
crease in business in the Capital as
merchants are handling constantly
expanding variety of goods, he said
In the first two months of this
year, express shipments totaled 537,-
159. compared with 2.468 in the
like 1945 period, an increase oi
44,691 shipments. .-~
Washington air express shipments
In February numbered 1869 against
1905 q year ago, decrease of 23e
or 81 per cent, the drop being due to
bad flying weather, Supt. Hannah
stated.
Certificates Exchange Urged.
Holders of trustees certificates oi
participation, representing frac-
tional shares of Riggs Nationa
Bank stock, have been reminded by
President Robert V. Fleming thai
the privilege of exchanging frac.
tional certificates for full shares ex-
pres at 2 pm, on March Is.
Those desiring to make such ex.
change should purchase the addi.
tional fractions necessary to make
one or more full shares, Mr.. Flem.
ing says. Those not intending tt
purchase further are urged to dis.
pose of their certificates by sale
though any brokerage office ir
Washington so that others may bu,
them.
On March 16, the trustees will
sell to the highest bidder the share
remaining in their hands, which
have not been exchanged for full
shares, and distribute the proceeds
pro rata to the certificate holders
Installment Loans Decline.
Consumer installment loans mad,
in January by commercial banks
small loan companies, industria
banks and credit unions declined
by 20 per cent from the usual,
high December volume. ane
amounted to $244,O00,0O0 for the
Nation. This was 40 per cent above
the year-ago volume
The National Association of Sc.
curities Dealers has reported thai
every one of the IA districts gained
in membership in 1945, District No
II, which includes Washington
Maryland. the Virginias and Caro-.
linas, added II new members. The
IA districts added 1853. The New
York area had the largest in.
crease, Sc.
Selling at 46l2, Peoples Drus
Stores stock has reached another
new 1916 high mark Washington
Gas $3.50 preferred, at 11OH4. is alst
at new 1916 high and at So. Capi.
tai Transit is at the years peak
Financial District Comment.
A. M McLachlen. vice president
and treasurer of the McLachler
Bank. is in Florida on a vacation.
Hilleary G. Hoskinson, vice presi-
dent. Riggs National, is completing
a winter vacation in Florida.
The United States Chamber OF
Commerce today distributed 81
page pamphlet urging the loan tC
Britain, now before Congress.
Johnston, Lemon & Co. today par
ticipated in an offering of Grayson-
Robinson Stores preferred. priced at
$50 a share and common at $3l.
The Financial Advertisers Asso-
citation will hold the 1916 convention
in San Francisco, October ITO
Evening star., 1946-03-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar. IP1.-The cotton
under pressure OF a wave of general liqui-
dation induced by reports that the Once
OF Price Administration will adopt a tough
er price policy. rumors that cotton will be
stabilized around 27 to 21.5 cents pound
and that a substantial increase in mar
gins on futures trading will be proposed
The decline was accentuated by the
touching of of stop-loss orders. When
the selling abated, the market recovered
The Commodity Exchange Administra-
tion, 1t was revealed. has suggested that
the cotton exchanges in New York, New
Orleans and Chicago set up uniform mar
gin requirements. A meeting in Washing
ton on this question was reported sched-
uled Thursday.
Late afternoon prices were 81 to 81 90
bale lower. March, 1859: May, 1915;
JuIy "a *