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Evening star., 1947-02-04
IN. 7. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1947-02-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Feb 4 QP.-Grain futures
did not maintain early gains on the Board
Of Trade today Wheat led the decline
with oats showing the ereatest resistance
to selling pressure.
The decline in wheat was considered q
technical correction. following an eight.
day advance. which recorded seasonal
highs.
Commercial buying in the wheat pit
dried UP midway in the session and in
The steady to firm tone OF corn re-
suited from Commodity Credit Corp. pur-
chases. and oats reflected rumor that
the CCC would be in the market for that
grain to accumulate stocks for c1nTement
at the opening of lake nasigation.
At the finish. wheat was q hisher TO
"a lower than yesterdays finish. March,
ais Corn was 70 lower to "a hieher:
March. .33A-hs. Oats were UNCHANGED
10 IA higher. March 76La-A.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
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Business Briefs

Business Failures in the week
ended January 80 totaled IS, the
most for any week since July, 1943,
Dun g. Bradstreet reported today.
The week before there were So fail
ures and in the comparable week
last year, 81.
Robert r. Young, chairman of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.,
will make Cleveland the headquar-
ters of his new railroad association,
it was reported today. Mr.. Young,
also chairman of the Allegheny
Corp. which controls the c. &, o.,
Nickel Plate and Pere Marquette
lines, announced last November that
the three roads were withdrawing
from the Association of American
Railroads and would form the
nucleus of a new organization.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad car
loadings for January totaled 222, 1872
the highest peacetime total for the
month since 1929 B. & o. has
ordered 1000 50-ton steel hopper
cars from Bethlehem Steel Co. for
initial delivery by July.
Erie Railroad Co. ordered "a diesel
locomotives for service between
Hornell, N. Y, and Jersey City, at
a cost of $7,186,0O0.
Transcontinental & Western Air
Inc, announced the sale of SIS 600, ,00C
of convertible notes to the Hughes
Tool Go.
Department Store Sales in New
York City for the week ended Feb
ruary were go above year ago
the Federal Reserve reported. This
was the smallest year-to-year in
crease since November 30
Crude Oil Production averaged A.
661 ,22O barrels a day in the week
ended February l, the Oil and Gas
Journal reported-a decline of 2o,-
825 barrels from the previous week.
Every State showed decrease ex-
cept Texas, which was unchanged
at 1881 ;615 barrels.
Agriculture Department offered to
sell two ship cargoes of Cuban black
strap molasses, for use only as live
stock feed. The first cargo is due
at Gulf Port about February IA.
Reconstruction Finance Corp. an
nounces that American businessmen
now can deal directly with German
manufactures for purchase of mer-
chandiss, up to the point of actually
making a contract, which must be
done through the joint Import
Export Agency of the combined
American and British zones.
General Motors Co. restored the
75c quarterly dividend on common
stock which had been reduced to SOC
N the first quarter of 1916 after
the auto strike. The dividend will
be payable March 10 to holders OF
record February 13.
Collins & Aikman Corp. declared
an extra dividend of 500 on the
regular one of $50, both payable
March 10 to holders of record Feb
ruary 18.
Lane-Wells Co. of Los Angeles
declared an extra dividend of Sc.
on the regular quarterly dividend OF
Csc, payable March is on stock OF
record February 26.
Pitney-BOwes, Inc, raised its
quarterly dividend from 12la to 15c
payable March IL on stock of record
February Is.
Safeway Stores reported sales fol
four weeks ended January IS to-
tailed SIS, .225, an increase OF
2785G over the corresponding 1916
period.
Kroger Co. reported sales OF s5l,.
e30.644 for the week ended Januar,
5, an increase Of 1916 over veal
before.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb GR1.-Cotton fu-
mill buying against textile orders. Fairly
active selling of cotton textiles r. .srni
prices accounted for some of the mill buy
ing in futures.
Gains of almost So bale were regis
tered before the market reacted partially
on commission house and New Orleans
selling.
There was further liquidation of the
March, 1947, delivery. Spot cotton mar
kets were firm due to limited offerings
by producers.
Late afternoon prices were 81 to 81 40
A bale hieher than the previous close.
March 81 92; May. 81 go. and July, 20 o.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
Gruy Joins Law School Stuff

George o. Gray, assistant legal
adviser in the State Department
and former legal adviser to the
United States High Commissioner
of the Philippines, will teach inter-
national law at National University
School of Law starting today, Uni
versity Chancellor George P. Barse
! has announced.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
Washington Produce

Prices paid fob: washington.
EGGS-Msrket steady; receipts ample.
with demand only fair. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations February 4, whites,
browns, mixed colors. U. s. grade A, extra
large. 45: large, A; mediums. 37-3S,
average 50; current receipts. mostly 40.
LIVE POULTRY-Market about steady
under fair demand and UNCHANGED prices:
receipts moderate. Fowl. heavy type, 28-
roasters, 1927
DREssED POULTRY ticed and some
Western box packedl-Market steady: re-
:36-3T: brohers and fryers. ;i0-31. few
slightly higher: roasters, 1884, few slightly
higher
Evening star., 1947-02-04

pleaded guilty
in Federal Court
yesterday.
He ces a
possible maxi
mum term of 20
years at his SEN
fencing today.
The FBI un-
covered the ring
in 1941, working
from documents
obtained W h e n
it's " m a S t err
mind" Capt. Ul-
rich Won der Os-
ten of German
military intnlli-
Evening star., 1947-02-04
D. {. Postal Receipts
During January Show
Drop From Year Ago
By Edword c. Stone

January receipts at the City Pos
ONCE disclosed a modest drop il
comparison with the first month O
l946. Postmaster Vincent c. Burke
announced today.
Postal venues this yeal
amounted to s1,338,813,53 compared
with 81 ,396, ,592.79 in January, 1946
a decrease of $57,77926 or 4.13 PEI
cent, Mr.. Burke said.
While business is at very higf
levels in the Capital, there has beer
a drop in postal revenues for sew
eral months, except in December
due to the reduction In the amount
of mail sent overseas to servicemen
Today's report was the first since
the 1916 statement disclosed tota
revenues of $17,035, ,268, decreass
of 81 ,346, ass from 1945, and a sharr
gain in income in December
amounting to $133, 3,296 when posta
receipts crossed the $4,000 900 marx
for the only time during the year.
Washington Gas Net Off.
Due to unusually warm weather
and higher operating costs, net in.
come of the Washington Gas Light
Co. in December, amounting tt
s261 ,578, was s94,756 under the tota,
for December, 1945.
Operations for the full year 194t
resulted in a net income of 81 ,059,.
096, decline of $234,334 from 1945
rejecting the warmer weather ir
1916 and higher operating costs
The company expended approx.
mately s9S8, 900 in 1916 for property
extensions in Washington.
The report to the Public rtilitieE
Commission shows total gas sales ir
December of 1,394,22 mcf. (thou-
sand cubic feet compared with
2,170,164 a year ago. Meters in the
District of Columbia at the end OF
December numbered 168,284 VS.. 1885,
404 in December, 1945.
Paper Mill Directors Named.
Stockholders of District of Colum-
bia Paper Mills, Inc, elected these
directors at the annual meeting
G.. l.. NicolSon. H. G.. Hoskinson, j
3. Wyckoff, j. H. Davis, Y E. Booker
L. D. Nicolson. Officers for the year
are:
. G.. L. Nicolson, president; L. D
Nicolson, vice president, secretary
treasurer and general manager; w
w. Langtry, vice president in charge
of sales; H. T. Nicolson, vice presi-
dent in charge of production; j. F
O'Connell. assistant secretary and
assistant treasurer.
Smiths Storage Co. has reelected
Arthur Clarendon Smith, ST., presi-
dent and treasurer; A. c. Smith, jr
vice president and general manager
Mrs. A. C. Smith, sr.; Mrs. A. c.
Smith, jr.. and Mrs. Donald La
throm, directors Donald Lathrom
counsel and director; Mrs. Mary j
Ways, secretary w. E. Dent was
elected a vice president. The COM
pauy plans to build a new flreproof
warehouse at Bladensburg road and
New York avenue.
>Steel Common Holdings Up.
Holdings of common stock of
United States Steel Corp. in the
District on December 81 totaled
6S,744, as compared with 67,933 the
year before, the corporation has an
nounced. Preferred stock holdings
here totaled 43,406. decrease from
44,227 the previous year.
Nearly 25 Washington bankers
attended the annual dinner of New
York Chapter. American Institute
of Banking, Saturday evening. The
guest list numbered 1900
Evening star., 1947-02-04
Whurf Permit Sought

BALTIMORE, Feb. f (P.-The
Baltimore district corps of engineers
said yesterday that William Dawson
Of Mayo has filed an application for
authority to construct a timber
wharf and to install mooring piles
in Selby Bay near Mayo, Anne
Arundel County.
Evening star., 1947-02-04

TREASURY ESQ
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2s $3.50 Sent loz ~
IS 55-51 1o6 ~
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Bnen A 4ass II loo1s
Denmark tis AZ 0926
Kreug&Tol 5s59 81
Peru 2nd As e, 1874
Urug al 4las 7S 1o1
| DOMESTIC $50
Am q FP5s203O 1o7Ia
Am Tat IS So l53lz
Am TIT 2a4s 6l11SM
Am T&T 2As75 lo2N
Am T&T sAsSa 1o24s
AmT&T 2sss sc 100
Tobacco3s69 1c5,h
Ann Arbor 4s95 95h
ATSF A. 95 13osS
AtlCoastL4 asR4107Ls
Atl Dnv 1st4s4S 4oM
/ B&O ist N 4S 100
8&O % A -
BIO 96 c 63Ls
S&o 2i,n0 D -
B&O "a r 75ih
B q o CIV 60 56M
B&O As ~ 9oLz
BOPLEWv4s51 95ts
Beth Stl GAS 10 1o2M
Bost Me 4Ias 70 s.
Bost Me As go 90
BufRoch&P57st 70
Burl CR&N5s34 36k
Bush T B 5s go los
Can Nat 4las57 12oI4
Can Pac IS perp 1o6i4
Celanese 3s 65 1o3N
Cent Ga IS SO C 1914
Cent Ga en- 6s45 66h
Chi d 3 ! inc 81 Al
| cMStP4tas2044 63M
Chi&Nw 4Ksoa 62h
| GRIP AVS 50 A 56
| GRIP 4hs 90 25AS
GRIP RI - - 52Lz
SCC StL 4ss77 62
Evening star., 1947-02-04
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. P-Foreign ex.
change rates follow lGreat Britain in
Canadian dollar III New York open mar
ket, 4 per cent. discount or $500 United
States cents. unchanged q
Europe-Great Britain, Sd. .027a. down
of a cent: France dranc), 0.S4A. un-
changed Sweden (kronal. 27 IS. un-
ciaD, 23.40, unchanged. 3
Evening star., 1947-02-04

Acme Alum AL J
Aero Sup B
Ainsworth .S0a J
Atreon Mfg Co
Am Gas & El "a J
Am Maracaibo
Am Superpower
Anch Post p G0g
Ark Nat Gas A
Atlas Corp " "
Atlas Plywood 2 J
Earium Steel
Basic Refrct 40
BeaunitM 1.40a Z
Braz Tr LIP 2 Z
Breeze Cp l go ]
BrownFDist 80 ]
Bnk Hill & s 1aa ]
Callite Tung
CanMarconi.0
Carr Con Bisc /. ]
Catalin Am 40a ]
Cent & SW Util-
Cities Service ,
Claude Neon
Col Fuel&Ir WV
Colts Pat F Arm z
Comm & Sou war
ConsStlCorpAg ;
Cons Textile 80
ContFdy&M hg J
Creole Pet 1Ae /:
CrownDrug .15e
Dennison A cog )
Domin Stl&c "a !
Elec Bd & Share J
Electromaster
EQUITY Corp --
Fansteel MIL Ae Z
Fairchild Z g. A
Ford Mot Can A Z
Ford Mild. .156e
Gen Plywd 80. Z
Goldneld Cons
Harv Brew zoe,
Hazeltine ! Ae-. ]
Hecla Min / ]
HumRossF Goa )
ImpT OBJ Can.40a ]
Rates Of divi
table are annual
the last quarter
ration. Unless
or extra divide
o Also extra or e
dend. d Cash or
I Payable in sto
SO far this year.
| funds. K Accun
or declared tbi
WV With warrant
Evening star., 1947-02-04
N. Y. Curb Market
CHANCES ADfs FsoM Ni rREvIoGsst fToGstR CLOSE essghS


$50 Kaiser-Frazer 3
Kingston Pr 20 5
3NlKirby Pet .1Oe 1o3a
Kirk L G M OF Ia,
4MLakeyFd&M. 81
'sD Leonard Oil Dew Iii
3M Lone Star Gas L 19M
INF Long Island Itg IN
ga McCord Cp .2Og 2oik
, McWill Dredge 11M
ow Menasco Mfg 3.1
'oA Mid Wst CrpAg 23h
Q Mining Cn Can 9iH
h Mt City Copper az
!! NatBellasH zoe 4
.!h Niagara Hud Pr ION
No Am 1t & Pwr 1olH
~ Pan Am Air war IN
IoN PantepecOil "a 1lA
~ Pennroad Ae-- GA
2h Pep Boys Tag - 8N
- PhillipsPkg1Ae ana
y Pitney-Bow so l1N
9NlPremier Gold III.
|1M R-K-O opt war ~
3h Raytheon Mfg LIN
ga Richfield Oil VIZ n
loA lRioGrvalG .05g an
AsI ISt. .LawrenceCp IL
S4M st. Regis Paper 10Y
8 Schultz DA log 5N
1879 SelecInd cv .90e 16L
e6 Simplicity .40a- 7N
5hI Solar Airc 60 1AH
liz ISonotone e- ;
L5hI Soss Mfg - ~
l5Nl Std Power Il 1t 3A
3HtTexon O&L 40 ~
IA Textron Inc 1ae 13H
IL Tilo RoSf la 2l
3M Tri-Contl W W az
aoM Tung-Sol Lamp ,
6AlUdylite Corp l 13N
AircProd Nse 81
1MIUnited Corp WV VI
4 Utd 1t & Rys l 26h
Is Utah-IdSug. .15e AN
L2A Waitt & Bond ~
Bros lae ~
L3h'Wriaht Harg 10 81
in the foregoin,
disbursements based OF
ly or semiannual deela,
otherwise notei. specia
,nds are not included
xtras. b Plus stock divi'
stock. e Paid last year
ck. g Declared or pait
h Payable in Canadian
nulated dividends pait
Is year. n New issue
S. XIV without warrants
Evening star., 1947-02-04
Spy Ring Paymaster
Faces Sentence Today
BY the Associated Press 4

NEW YORK. Feb. Alive years
after the Kurt Frederick Ludwig
Nazi spy ring was smashed, its pay
master, Teodoro Erdmann Lau, A,
Evening star., 1947-02-04

II 40 am 500 600 i3.UU noon $50 900
100 pm 71o 600 2BB N 300 GOO
tUnit of trading. 10 shares sIn bank
ruptcy or receivership. or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of
dividends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
not included xd Ex dividend. xr Ex rights.
a Also extra or extras. b Plus stock diyi-
dend. d Cash or stock. Paid last year
far this year h Payable in Canadian
funds. Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
FURNISHED by the Associated Press.)
HaipS-

Stock and a
Dividend Rate [
| ABBOTT LABza
A c F-Brill Mot
Adams EXP soc
Addressogh .35g
AdniralC alCorpl lsg
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Alaska Juneau
Aldens Inc l va
Allegheny Corp
Allegheny Cp pf
Allegheny pr pf
Alleg LudlumS 9
Alien Indus 1e--
Al Chem&D Ca
Allied Kid Ia :.
| Allied Mills Re-
Allied Stores 2
Allis Chain / 80
Allis Chm of 3h
Alpha P Gem Ag
| AmalLeath .30e
Am Airlines
Am Airl pf 3la
AmBankN 1.60a
Am Bosch Ae
Am Brake Sb 2e
Am Cable&Rad.
Am Can 3
Am Car&Fdy &c
Am ChGCbl ] 40
tam Ch&C pf s.
tam Chicle "a
Am Coltype | Ae
Am Crystal 30g
tam Crstl pf4h
Am Ercaustic
Am Expt l. 1.20
Am & Frn pwr
Am&FP7pf l %k
Am&FP6pf ] YAK.
Am & r P I'd pf
Am Hide&Leath
Am Home 1.20a
Am Ice iAg----.
Am Locoml.40a
Am Mch&Fd 20
tAmM&F pf3. 90
Am Metal ]
Am Molasses 80
AmNewsCo ha
Am Power g. 1t
Amp 81 6pf1Rk
AmP&L 5pf1 Ak
Am Radiat .40a
Am Roll Mill 12g
rAm RIM Of 4L7 :
Am Safe Raj la
Am Seating Re
sAmShipBldg Be .
Am Smeic&R 20
'Am SIR Of z
Am Snun 2
Am Stl Found 9
Am Stores .70g
Am Stove 20
AmSug Ref iag
Am Tel Il Tel s.
Am robac B 81
Am viscose 2
Am Viscose pf 8
Am Water Wks
Am Woolen 12e
Am W00l pf Y
Am 2 L&S Jog
Anaconda 2Ha
fAnaconda w Be
Anchor Hook 2e.
fAnchor Hk pf4
AnderCla VI. .60a
| Ander-Prich o l
Archer-Dan.S0a A
Armour & Co
Armour pr11 H2k
| sArmour Of
Armstrong .4Og
| fArmstrng pf3 q
| Artloom Cp 40
| Assd Dry G LEO
tAsso DC lst 6 z
'Asso DIG End z ]
Atch T & 8 F &
! Atch T&SF pf5
A T F Inc he
Atl Coast Line 4
Atl Refining ] IA
tAtl Reing Of 4
| Atlas Corp lie
| tAtlasPowd 2Ael
| Austin Nichols
Austin N Of 1.20
| Autocar Co
AviationCp zoe
Aviation pf 2M
BALD LOG 1Ae
Bait l. Ohio
BALTIC & Ohio Of
Bangor&Arostk
| Barker Bros la
Barnsdali Oil ]
Bath Ir Wks Tag
BayukCigars la
BeatriceFood "a
tBeck Sh of AZ
Beech Aircraft d.
Belding Him 40
Bell Aircraft
Bendix Await q
Beneficial l goa
Benef In L pf3K
Best & Co "a
Best Foods / 20
Beth Steel g
BirmhamEl .30e
Black&Deck "a.
Blaw-Knox cog
Bliss & Lau %e
Bliss e w. -
Evening star., 1947-02-04
Dividends Announced

| NEW YORK, Feb. 4 tP.-Dividends de-
clared today: Pc Stk of Pay
| Rate. riod. Record able
Evening star., 1947-08-20
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN. colored, to wash dishes: also
interested in cooking: S25 a week no
Sunday. 1909 18th st. NV I'll
YOUNG MAN, 2s-3G, ambitious. good ap-
pearance, high grade: experienced In meet
ing public, must use typewriter, 40 p m
permanent position with excel. future. Ap-
ply in person. don't phone, NATIONAL
CASH REGISTER CO., 1917 X st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn the wholesale sheet
metal business: good pay, rapid advance
ment, 5-day week, other advantages. APP
ply in person, 930 E st. NV. 81
YOUNG MAN over 81, high school grad
uate, as collector for large local organizs- i
tion: must have D. c. drivers permit no
experience required; permanent. 5-day'
ttens' tctSes' ssdyancemesnts: Apply psrso4nsl
EVENING STAR, 110l Pa ave. NV. go
YOUNG MAN wanted to work in grocery
store, references and experience. Call VI
MEN, two for general outside work at
yacht club; must be reliable. sober and
willing to work for good pay. Apply,
steward; coRINTHIAN YACHT CLUB.
EXPEERIENccED sLocKsMITH: good salary
ard working conditions. Apply CAPITOL
LOCK & HARDWARE CO.. 1868 Georgia
WANTED - Capable Washington news
paperman. exper. on Hill and downtown
depts:: important; particulars desired. Box
ist-cLass TRUCK MECHANICS wanted:
excel working cond., new building: GMC
dealer. Alexandria. OV. 50o. %
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Five D. {. Universities Gel
$375,000 Surplus Items

Three freight car loads Of highly
specialized surplus equipment OF
the Army Signal Corps, valued at
$375,0 900, donated as part Of the
Veterans Educational Facilities pro-
gram, were being distributed early
today to five lucky universities in
the District.
Charles w. Thomassors assistant
district engineer Of the Federal
Works Agency's Bureau of Facilities,
was in charge of the unloading op-
erations at the Georgetown Balti-
more & Ohio siding at Thirtfeth
and K streets NV.
The equipment, stored in a ware
house at Akron, Ohio, had been do
mated by the Army to the War
Assets Administration and eventu-
ally was turned over to the FWA
to help out educational programs.
Representatives Of Georgetown,
George Washington, American,
Catholic and Howard Universities
were on hand this morning to re-
ceive individual allocations Of the
equipment.
In addition to electronics, the cars
contain specialized radio and radar
testing equipment.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
HELP WQMEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, NATIONAL book
keeping machine operator: excellent 1. work
n5 onsd ss ss2s sssf iss5y
chases. Apply ONCE, THE YOUNG MEN S
sHfEkATlSI sE1sk aI1S WohAS " for better .s ready
EsEs sds HF e1Ds5
s2: eissR ots q Eth 14sassis o SPRS
assssisTASr BUYER for better dress dept !:
must be experienced in ready-to-vear
good oppSrtunsy Apply NR seNg eMPl9yment So 81
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE rate clerk; ex-
perienced, at least e3 years old; salary
on DDDoEson tSr od
week; old established concern. Box 24,V
expert nahRy4 ss1sEz ply; psRkER S9
sEAGIicIAN With manassr. ii, ,,esnss a's;n or or
btfsARskes tsR sRs Ts!pRs5a @o ssso e fx nS Can AN
sEaSfYi sHSur. SGSS .s'sy g.LoN esa
5s4I GelumSIa r. Ids 10. 9 ssss ,,ana m2s y.
s0od sosS 6 conn sssrs sHe
iasa BEhuTY + n OPERATOR wanted, attractive
(
position paying good salary and commits
sion. Must have District operators license
BRAuTY BRh 4Sfe eopE1RaAToR, experienced; license
INC. ?2lb n, Glebe I'd. Arlington. va:-c6
BookkaFPERwe need an
with one of the large rea! estate com
panies; must be good typist; salary 5000 5000
permsnent. per- s9aa 10 cali Mr. THoMPsoN. or Mr.
cox at MA. 2ll2 for interview I'll
CASHIER csHf R-BookKEEPER, exper.: to work
in Arl branch Of one of Wash. leading
so3 snPl's9ss Who aasTaftf,es % Apply mi Mr. W WatRen
LACY's INC, 800 st. NV. 30.
s.s GoDEs STAR vzfr ;G1e oaE s4s Ses
CASHIER. CAS- white, for large. modern drug
sSSs 1907 AHi Rhode
CASHIER citi to assist credit manager in fin.
wear pssdd STs Of ,ds pns
day tsssn Week .no Ap9Is l ar sssinbaeh. t % LEWIS
eAsHIEsRi.s snmuS' must ' be eSpsrienesd, Apply
fHa fSEssa cAkD ssf q SCI
ef senF line saure Tstns foe s
prohts Name-1mprinted Christmas cards.
so for 81 up. Stationery. Get samples
on approval. Write ARTISTIC, s33 Way.
CHRisTMAs CARD sALEsPEoPLE. Make
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2l-card 81 feature" Christmas assort-
ment, many others. pay you big cash
profits. Big selection of name-imprinted
Samples on approval PROCESS CORP,
Troy at 21st, Dept. 321, Chicago %.
CLERICAL and markins-room sirl; full
Mr.. Cahill at GRETCHEN COLES, 7244
CLERKS, several wanted. for inserting
mail matter In envelopes, state age and
experience, II any; this Is steady daywork :;
white only. Your phone number when re-
plying. Box 129-A. Star.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
HELP MEN and WOMEN
BURROUGHS BILLING MACHINE

BURROUGHS BILLING MACHINE oper-
ator or experienced typist willing to learn
sition; large organization. excellent work
ing conditions; convenient to transporta-
ton; 4O-hour week, hours S:30-4. 10, Sat
urday S:30-12:I5, all holidays. Apply
E9EGToN ESGm "a M MAS XSr0Rn oR WoMAN must
with an excellent chance for advancement;
perience. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
G0ok G0 5oa aor TN hestaupant st. $40 vk and so
Of the net profit; 6 days wk. 1929
COUPLE, colored, cook and houseman in
suburban. su nursing sIs home; live in; no Chill
FARMER AND WIFE TO manage and op-
crate my estate, located on salt water
near Annapolis wife to manage house and
cook when owner is there two days week
during the summer months and half OF the
winter months; this is the finest estate
elegance; a private apartment phone,
light and heat furnished: food and salary
to the right party meeting the necessary
requirements ana references. Box 11S-z,
JANITOR (colored) settled married man,
for apt. bldg of 90 units, with elevator.
switchboard and ensineerins experience:
good salary and quarters. See resident
manager, THE HARWILL APIS. Box
MAN AND WIFE for farm, white; apart
ment, room, board and salary; state. age,
experience and salary expected. Reply. to
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