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Hourly Sales on The E1change Today:
1900 An lao 900 1900 noon 27o 900 !
100 p.m.. 80 600 2:U0 p.m. 40 900
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorganiSeo |
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities !
assumed BY such compsntss. Rates Of !
disbursemsnts based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other |
wise noted: z7ee;sl g. extra dividends ere
. Also extra or extras Plus stock divi- |
dend. d Cash or stock Paid last yssT.
far this year. b Payable II Icsnadisn
funds. Z Accumulated dividenlb paid q
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished BY the Associated Press.)

Sales
Stock and A.
Dividend Rate. O
ABBOTT LABzs
A CF-Brill Mot
Acme Steel So
Adams ED Ag-
Addreso-M2.35g
AdmiralC orphg
Air Reduction /
Alaska juneau
Allegheny Corr
A1leehany Co Of
Aileg Lud 1.20s-
Allen Indust l.
Al Chm d Dye o.
Allied Stores D
Allis CHAIN 100
Allis Chm Of 3K
AlphaP Gem SAG
Anal Leath $50
Amerada Pet 3
Am Agrieul 3a--
Am Airlines
Am Airl pf az
AmBsnkN 1.60R
AmBrShoe 1.70g
Am Can 8
tam Can pf z
Am Car&Fdy 80
Am Ch&Cbl 1.40
Am Chicle 2 -
AmCyanamid1a
Am DistiIlers "a
Am Encaustic -
Am Europ .40g-.
Am d Frn Pwr
Am q p p I'd Of
Am-Hawaii So 8
AmHide d L hg,
Am Hd&Le pf s.
Am Home 1.20a.
Am Ice hg---
Am Locoml.40a
Am Mch&Fd so
tam Metals Of o
Am Molass 80.
Am Power d 1t
Am Pal $5pf5k-.
AmRAd&SS. 60g
Tam Rad&S DIT
Am r Mil 1hg-
tam RIM pf an
Am Safe Raj 10
Am SIN 4 r 3g-.
tam SCR of T.
Am Snun B.
Am Sus Ref 2hs
Am Sug r of =.
Am Tel q Tel o.
Am Tobacco 3a-
Am Tobae B 3a-
tam Tob pf g..
Am Viscose r..
Am Water Wks-
Am Wool 6hE--
Am Wool Of y.
Am Zinc .20e
Anacond Cop 2R
tAnWire&C3 lae :
Anch Hook hE-
Ander-Prich OIL
Andes Cop Ne
Archer-Dan SAG.
Armour d Co
Arnold Constha
ArtloomCp .60a-
Assd DRY q l.o0
tAsso DIG End z.
Atch T & 8 p g..
At CoastLine 4
A T p Inc hg
Att Refining IN
tAtl Ref pfB3A Z
Atlas Corp 100
tAtlasPwdr 1hg
fAtlas Powd pf 4
Austin Nichols
Avcc Mte los
BABBITT 1.zoa
Bald Loco " e.
Bait 3 Ohio
BALTIC 4 Ohio Of
Barb Asph 1As-
BarkerBros liza
Barnsdall OIL Ia
Bath II W 1Ag-
Bayuk Cigar hg
Beaunit Mills .
fBeck Sh pf Az
Beech Aircraft
Beech.NPac1.40
Belding-Hem l.
Bell Aircraft
Bell&Howell ha
Bendix Await Q
Bendix II A 1hg
Benef Ind 1.20a. :
BestFoods 1.20a
Beth Steel 8
Bigelow-San So
Birming FL .90s.
Black&Deck "a
Blaw-Knox .60g
Bliss z W liz
Bliss z W of 2A
Boeing Air 1g-
Bohn Alum&B 2.
tBon Ami B 2h-
Bond Stores p
BWdenc 1.s0s
Borg-Warn $50
Braniff Airw
Bridgpt Br .90g-
Briggs Mfg Q -
Briggs&Stra Ia
BklynUGas 1 90
Bucy-Erie .95g-.
tBucyrus pf =
Budd Co 1890.
Bullard Co
BulovsWatch n Z
Burling Mills IL
Burr Ad M 90 81.
Bush Term $50.
Butler Bro .66s-
Byers A M hE
Byron Jack 40
CAL PACK IN
Callahan Zinc
Calumet&H .40g
CampbellW 1hg
Can Dry GA 80.
Canad Brew 2
Canad Psc1 As-
Cap Adm A .65e
Carpenters 2hg
Carrier Corp
Case ] ! Co $50
tease J I of z
CelaneseCp BOG
Celanese LIST ~
Celotex Cp l hg-
Cent Foundry
CenHudGas 500
tCent III L pf4h
CentNYP pf3.4o
Cent r r N j
Cerro de Pas 2
Certainteed 80
Champ p AF Ia
+Champ P DIAN
Ches a. Ohio 3b-
C & o pf 8 49,
Chi Corp 40
Chi M sP&Pac-
CMsP&P pf7hs
Chi d NV 1e-
Chi d N W Of Be
iApfcld4
Chickasha Oil l.
Chrysler Ah
CinG&El 1.06g-
Gin Mil ~ 1.40.
CT r Finance .
City 1ce&Fuel Q
City Stores 100
Clark EQUIP hh.
Clev FL Tllum 2.
tClev Z Ill pf4h
ClimaxMol ] 90
Clinton Ind $40
Cluett Pbdy 1 hg
Colonial Mills l.
Col Fuel g. Ir l.
Col Fuel&Ir of I
ColBrdcstA Mg
ColBrdcstB / hg
colQax&Gec.6O
Colum Carbn Q
col6sSOhE 2.S5g
tComl CT pf3.6O
coml Solv VT
Com wlthEd lao
Comwf& South
Com&So Of 12k-
Cons Eds 100
Cons Eds pfb
Co.'s drocers 4
Cons Nat Gas =
ConsRRCuba pf
Cons Vultee
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ***A-1e
TUESDAY
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Sept. % uT-Dividends
Extra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-23

Col Fuel & IT l.
Col Fuel&Ir of 1
ColBrdcstA 1Ag
ColBrdestB 1hg
colQax&Eec.6O
colum Carbn Q
Col&SOhE 2.S5E
tComl CT pf3. 90
Coml Solv VT
ComvlthEd !.40
ComwfA South
Com&So Of LEX
Cons Eds 100
C0nB EolS Do -
Co.'s drocers 4
Cons Nat Gas =
ConsRRC Cuba pf
Cons Vultee
tConsumP of4M
container cp 80
Cont Baking L.
Cont Can ! -
Cont Diam r AZ
Cont lnsurne 3
Cont Motors
Contoil Del 1 As
Cooper-BeM Ag
tCoopr-Bes pf 3
CopprwldStl 80
fCornExch $50
Corn Prod 2 Ag-
tCorn Pro6pf 2.
Cornell-D Z so
corninsGlass "
Coty Inc .20g---
Coty Int cog
Crane Co $50
Cream Am lao
Grim Of VII $50
CrownCrk 1.20g
CROMWELL 1.70z
Crucible Steel
Cuban Sug 2z-
CudahyPk n.60A
Cunning D 2 hg.
Curtis Publish
tCurtis p pf TX
Curt-wright Me
Hrt-WriEhtA 2
Cutlr-Hm 1.20A-
DANA CORP Yah
Dawson Chem !
DaytnP al 1.35g
tDaynPLpfA3A.
DaytonRub .90s
Deep Rko 1.20g.
Deere h Co Az-
Del Lack d Wn
Den q r @ W ct.
Oar g W Of Ct
Diet Eds LOB
DetMichSto.S0a
Devoe&RA1.20a
Diam r Mot Ia
Dist Cp-Sea 60.
Dixie CUP SAG
Doehler-Jarvis1
Dome Min LOGS
DouglasAtr The
Dow Chem Ah
Dow Oh 2 pf 3A
Dresser Indugt
DuplanCrp SOB.
DUPONT de N g.
tDuHLiKht pf s.
DWG Cigar .92E
EAGLE-P 1.20s.
Eastern AirL "
East StA It'll AR
EstmanKod lao
fEsstnn Z pf g.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
| Thrift Night Queen
10 Be Picked From
List Of "A Beauties

queen Of the Might Of Thrills
pageant to be held May 23 at Grit.
fifth Stadium will be selected tomor-
row night from "A entrants repre-
senting Masonic and Eastern Star
chapters, Bernard Easterman, gem
leral chairman. announced yesterday.
Brig. Gen. Albert I. Cox, CONF
Imander Of the National Guard, will
|be grand marshal Of the, pageant,
Mr.. Easterman said.
Presented by the Masonic Wor-
|shipful Masters Of 1947 and the East
|ern Star, the program includes q
baseball game at 4..30 pm, q 10-act
circus, band entertainment, and q
| fireworks display.
| Use of the stadium is donated by
Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington baseball club for the
enterprise. Proceeds 60 to the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home
The IA contestants are Misses
Nancy Starkey, Virginia Higgins,
Patricia christensen, Evelyn Talley,
Sue Carol Mack, Mary Dunham
Matthews, Thelma Ramsey, Gloria
Troup, Mildred Pearson, Charlie
HOLMAN, Betty Brewton, Dorothy
Zamer, Betty Clay and Helen Hart
ley.
The circus group includes Slivers
Johnson and his trick Ford, trained
animals, balancing acts, the -Four
Cantons Chinese juggling act, the
Lawrence acrobatic trio.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Agricultural and Industrial Chem

Agricultural and Industrial Chem.
istry.
.DDT Application . b Discussed.
@ On Tuesday the editors again Will
meet at the department for talks
on DDT. BY r N. Armand, chief Of
the Bureau of Entomology and Plant
Quarantine; on world food problems,
Eby Stanley Andrews. Of the ofice Of
the secretary: on recent trends in
farm economics, by O. v. Wells,
chief, and Sherman johnson, assist
ant chief, Bureau Of Agricultural
Economies; on rural health. by Miss
Elm Anderson Of the Extension
Service staff and an address by E. ].
Coil, director Of the National Plan
ming Association
The editors will be guests OF the
American Plant Food Council at q
luncheon at the Carlton Hotel, and
will conclude the two-day confer
enca with a meeting with the Atomic
Energy Commission at the commits
sion headquarters. Here they will
be addressed by w. w. WaymackI
and other representatives Of the
commission
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Bx The A,sneiatsd Press


Ell PASO. May 10.-A wild horse
rode the heavens between Mexico
City and Ell Paso today.
The crazed animal, attempting to
kick a hole in the side of four
engined cargo ship, terrorized the
plane crew for two hours before the
craft reached here and made an
emergency landing at Ed Anderson
Field.
The giant craft en- route from
Mexico City to Long Beach, Calf,
with eight valuable race horses as
cargo, had just left Monterey when
Joselito, a two-year-old owned by
Carlos Gomez of Mexico City appar-
emily went mad.
IT was at the controls" said Capt
G. A. Ryan of American Air Lines,
when I heard a crash behind men
and the ship began shaking. One
of the handlers rushed up front and
shouted a horse had gone plumb
loco"
1--WE expected to find hole in the
side of the plane any minute" ex-
claimed the pilot,
The valuable, high strung animal
Evening star., 1947-05-11
6. U. Graduate School
Sponsors TuIks Toniqht

The Graduate School of George
town University will present two
talks tonight at 8 o'clock in CASTOR
Hall, on the campus, in continuation
of its Sunday panel discussions deal
ing with the Renaissance.
DR.. Thor Kerekes, professor OF
history, will lead with a talk on "The
Holy Roman Empire" This will be
followed by a discussion of "The
Guild as Characteristic of the
Middle Ages" under the leadership
of DR.. josef Solterer. professor Of
economics.
DR.. Gerard F. Yates, S. j., is chair
man of the panel. The discussions
are open to the public.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
St. Johns S Planning
Patterson Dinner

The men of st. Johns College
will hold a father and son dinner
at 7.30 pm. May 20 with more than
$50 persons expected to attend.
Municipal Court Judge Aubrey B
Fennell is president of the organi-
cation. Paul E. Salmon is general
program chairman for the dinner
assisted by Joe Judge, w. M
Schoenfelder, Robert N. Taylor
Robert Campello. Col. John Crown
DR.. w. r. McLister, Walter Hoch-
graf, Marcus jackson, Joseph Gal
lagher and Tiny Meeker.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
One Marine browns
As Canoe Capsizes;;
Companion Is Saved

One Marine was drowned yester-
day afternoon and one was rescued
when the canoe in which they were
riding overturned only as feet from
shore IN the Potomac River above
Key Bridge. -Four nearby canoists
dived into the water In an attempt
TO save the pair.
The victim, Corpl. Leroy b. Allen,
jr, "a, Rutherford, N. j., was at
tached to the Marine Corps Insti-
tute at the Marine Barracks, Eighth
and I streets Sc, as was his friend,
Pfc. Robert E. Hesterberg, 18, Du-
pont, N. j., who was rescued. Both
had been in the service. less than
o year.
Corpl. Aliens body was recovered
by Harbor Police about 20 minutes
after he first went down just above
Champions Boat House. The canoe
was about Is feet from the District
shoreline when it overturned.
The rescue efforts were made by
Charles B. Leary, II, and Robert
Badenhausen, l8, both students at
Georgetown University, Army Corpl.
John H. Olsen, "a, and Pfc. Michael
j. Mikulka, %, both OF 203o I
street NV.
ALLEN went down Immediately"
Pfc. Mikulka explained later. "Olsen
and I got hold of Hesterberg right
away. He was fighting but we got
him over the side of our canoe and
padded to shore"
Corpl. Olsen said he had Allen by
the hand at one time but he slipped
away and went to the bottom. At
that point the water is about IL
feet deep.
Pfc. Mikulka said he stayed on
shore with Pfc Hesterberg while
Olsen went back to join the other
two in diving for Corpl. Allen.
About this time, Sol Rosenbaum,
3503 Georgia avenue NV, and
Booker e. Barack, of Rockville, ar
rived in a speedboat. Mr. Rosen-
baum also went into the water in an
effort to bring up Corpl. Allen.
Police Boat Notified.
Meanwhile, a harbor police boat
patroling near Key Bridge was noti-
fed by passing boats and rushed to
the scene. On the first cast with
a grapnel, Policemen F. A. Carr and
Paul BaHar recovered the body
They applied artificial respiration
on the way back to Crampton's and
continued until Fire Rescue Squad
No. One arrived.
After working on the Marine for
about an hour, the rescue squad
took him to Emergency Hospital
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Horse Becomes Wild on Flight;
7 Terrorizes Flyers for 2 Hours

leaped and kicked its way through
three stalls as the plane rushed
on for an emergency landing here
1t was wedged between stall and
the side of the ship when the plane
rolled to stop.
(Air line authorities sent an
emergency call to veterinarian.
He Quilted the horse with injections
and the animal was made secure
for the remainder of the f1ight)
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Agricultural Editors
10 Open Two-DaY
Meeting tomorrow

More than IS editors of American
farm magazines and papers viii be
given q preyiew Of the Agriculture
Departments research projects dur
ing the two-day spring meeting of
the American Agricultural Editors
Association opening here tomorrow.
Following q breakfast tomorrow
morning at Washington Hotel, Civ
EN- by the American Institute of Co.
operation, the editors will 60 to the
Federal Reserve Bank for talks by
Mariner S. Eccles, chairman Of the.
Board of Governors, and other mem
|bers Of the Federal Reserve system.
In the afternoon the editors will
meet at the Agriculture Department
for welcome by Secretary Of Agri-
culture Anderson and to hear re-
ports on research projects by de-
partment specialists.
Afternoon Program.
The program will include:
A discussion Of radioactive phos-
pf1orus research by F. w. Parker,
chief OF the Division of Soils, Ferti--
ilzers and Irrigation, and assistant
chief of the Bureau Of Plant Indus
try, Soils and Agricultural Engi-
neering.
A report on the latest Develop
ment in cross breeding dairy cows,
iby o. E. Reed, chief Of the Bureau
of Dairy Industry.
A report on animal housing re-
search, by Arthur w. Turner, in
charge of agricultural engineering
research.
A discussion of Newcastle disease
in poultry and of foot and mouth
disease, by B. T. Sifnms, chief Of
the Bureau of Animal Industry.
A description of new farm pro-
ducts from the departments chem
ical laboratories by C. F. Speh,
assistant chiefs of the Bureau of
Evening star., 1947-05-11

where he was pronounced dead.
The drowning was seen by occu-
pants Of more than dozen other
boats and canoes which were cruis-
ing the Potomac.
Pfc. Hesterberg was taken to
Georgetown Hospital where he was
treated for shock. Later he was
taken to the Marine Barracks.
The canoe in which the Marines
were riding was rented from Wan
ner's Boat House, near Key Bridge
about pm. The accident occurred
about 5 pm. according to police.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Study Guild to Meet

Basil Papadakis, instructor in
Greek with the Navy Department,
will speak at the Study Guild Cath
olic Library, IT'S Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV, at 8:15 pm. Tuesday. His
subject Is: What Government for
Greece, Birthplace of Democracy"
Evening star., 1947-05-11
N -'- WaaAIngtsa RsstsyAdust1
Meoll10NM C0Ulg6t y
Russian Language Dept.

Russian Language Dept.
Final Enrolment
Limited 1openings for BEGINNERS, morn.
or eyn.. 25-session Course. Also ad-
vanceds Russiana Agreeable liberal
terms Reduced SUMMER rates. Text
books free. Scholarships considered
Indiy. private sessions for diplomats
A. and N. oticerS, Govt. employees, pro-
fesssonals and artists. Advanced groups.
reading and conversation. Russian
icais. Soviet newspapers, current events
Theses. ;ia
Adj. Vecal Studio. Past experiences en-
ables us to- warrant accent and speech
sian songs,
New Groups now forming. under former
Qualified Russian University Professor.
ReRistrants accepted on individual ap-.
proyal For inquiries and preliminary
interview phone: Franklin 6126, be-
tween 5:30-1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
- IS.

e While ! had studied Russian pre-
yiousiy under several different Russian
instructors. I feel that my progress has
never been 30 rapid, nor was my learn
fng SO thoroush us 1t has been under
your Instruction writes our Stu
dent Oficer of the State Dept.
You. too, can learn Russian. tother cho-
rAy 3s ~ ~
Evening star., 1947-05-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
part time. tax returns prepared. state
ments. audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books kept, tax
returns filed. S4 week up: books started,
statements, audits. oW. 2so5. Ma. 0S62.
auditor bookkeeper, small
business accounts wanted: $40 month UP;
ACCOUNTANT BoOKKEEPER, 10 years
fun charge experience; WASHINGTON refer
ences; full or part time. TR. 26S5. 800
ARCHITECT, craftsman, designer; strong
construction man; long experience. Phone
sSI1E ARGHIT2cTuRAL sc1i CRAFTSMAN, expert
eneed, desires evening and Saturday work.
BTTCHER and grocery clerk. Is yrs
exper., with family, needs work that does
not REQUIRE standing on feet continuously.
Telephone EM. isos, day or nisht !:
GH5p 9Hdoas r', M sass ssas "A sea f00d' sober neat
COLLEGE GRADUATE, vet. 81, with the
atrical training and experience, desires
any kind Of temporary lob. GE. 946s. %
COMMERCIAL PHOToGRAPHER, thor
oughly experienced, age 90, married. vet
eran, desires permanent position. Call LU.
0735 after 8 DIM. or write Box 1890.
MAN. eolored. wants part-time work Of
any kind in evenings and sll day Sstur-
day. Box 1i-C, Star. 3s
MAN, colored, desires part-time work ts
pm. to IL midnishtl as inside salesman,
jsnitor, porter or dishwasher ME. 1855
or ME. 1856 70 8: ask for HOWELL. g
Evening star., 1947-05-01
PERSONAL.

GaMP MoNTRosE 2osh wsss s
ios. Churches near. Mr.. AND MRS. L.
SLIP PAS8AAk Sc8oAAEksc clf5kx5hf pksphkrfs Md bssspr.sd,
DREssMAKING. restylins alterations.
prices; studio centrally located above
formerly 9th ave: N. Y9s lilo st. NV,
Sso5 you al Aki u.s. sEER Rreh. 81 teAs 81 ggsS
LENDERS NC. 1904 Georgia ave.
PERMANENT WAVES, "a: shampoo and
f1ngsrxsaye, gs sars 8. soc ~ No sppointments Al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 q St
Il. ", JOHNSON, D.nt,ss-False teeth re.
1 DO PAINTING, papering. floor sanding
waxing; gen hoYse sn reparing n estimates; SO
SERVICE UNIFoRMs beautifully dyed into
ExouIsTTE cIEANERs. Georgia at New
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne
Or Sc. white OF colored. Nd, or Va. cox
W for 4ssa sidery re person ss3 il rest home
home cooking. nice yard and porch. 81
EeHh Enes E.ead MesAN on ss
consciousness: private tutor. MI. 1850. -
CERAMICS-Make pottery your hobby
afternoon and evening classes; complets
pottery supplies and kflns. WINTHROP
CERAMICS STUDIO, 1454 Park I'd. NV.
PxRsoN's Far sS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP. STA a yrs
daily swimming. pony riding. archery
boxing, camp activ.; train. nurse, Beautiful
grounds: daily transp. and hot lunch; SIS
per mo. Resident camp. S95 per mo- In.
spection invited. e401 Georgia ave, sH
1874 5
FUR sCARFS, mink, sable, kolinsky, fitch
marten. etc, blended like new by the
Dye Work Specialist. EXQUISITE CLEAN.
ERS; Georgia at New Hampshire. GE
PIANO TUNER, all repairs and rebuild
Ing: reasonable, free estimate, city or sub.
urbL VICTOR GEORGE. AT. 1886. -
Evening star., 1947-05-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CURTAINS hand laundered: lace table
Il tin'ias asssh At rsmoa sasS .s1
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. l. AD
GIRL. eolored. aged 81, wants clerical
Nj. Z s5is. MISS Dixon. 0' '"' w wa
! sh0D; ooSs saI bet: 8 AIM am. and S $40 PM
NURSE, colored. refined. for chronic cases.
also nursemaid; references. Call Ho. 1892.
NURSE. practical. colored, wants 10 to 12
hours day or night duty; best reference.
NURSE. practical, desires case in Jewish
sspabIse and reliable; s-hr. day. DI. sgls5' 81:
NURSE would like day duty. NV. section:
ssmi,ipys!id 1Ta preferred Sali RA S7sT
Work Work. exc Excellent seamstress: s i've IN; 's one
day Of. moderate salary desired. Call
=. $s1afasE i's5s5 f';ss. zss s''t
PRaerIcah lsies Il h,e' NURSE desires part.time
SSrk psqson or Ka gastse1S 4eS5 as to elderly
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. college
education. varied experience. Including
ns' Hsat' VIII "oih Wy noui VI pai' 'iihe. sA'
TYPIST for full-time position. Also null
tiple switchboard operator and stencil
cutter with filing experience; salary, $40
week. Slieo 2460.
WOMAN, white, / child. would like house
keeping position in motherless home; con-
scientious worker. FIR. 5479 bet. and g..
IL
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced tipping,
clerical. sales, desires part-time work; can
meet public. Call FIR. 1929.
nn ed
Office manager capable handling super
visory and administrative work. FIR. $3.50,
Ext 264. l.
WOMAN, colored, desires elevator Job, IL
censed, experienced HO 1886 any time
WILL DO TYPING at home. Call Sligo
1918. .
S5.e0O-A-YEAR GOVT. EXEC. available.
Trained for general merchg. or off, mgt.
Skilled in acctg.. steno. work and econ
analysis. Enjoys meeting public. Money
secondary (more or less) il position holds
interest and promise Box 15l-A Star ~
Evening star., 1947-05-01
PERSONAL tcent. ]

nETTER HEALTH sTUDTO-coids and
chronic pains treated; trained nurse. Ap-
pointments. H0. 472i -
FENCES INSTALLED IMMEDIATELY Cal
vantzed steel chain link fences, all-steeI
post set in concrete. strong welded gates:
no money down, payments low as S5
nsRsh sga = B B. r a.gI .ggLIEMINd. contractor. LU
BABY SITTER, nurse. white, would like
care OF children or convalescents. evenings.
after 9 pm: 75c per hr, FIR. 54f9. l.
WANTED: Eyewitness to accident on es-
calator, Sears Roebuck store 1:l0 pm.
Saturday, April 26. MRS. CLARK, EN-.
FADED DRAPES. slip covers, spreads etc,
restored to original beauty by the Dye
Work Specialist. EXQUISITE CLEANERS,
Georgia at New Hampshire. GE. orr.
GENTLEMAN wishes to borrow $4,000 to
finish college: gentle: assignment Of prop
erty, beneficiary insurance, character ref
erences, statement of previous grades, trust
PINEvIEW REST HOME vacancies; beauti-
ful 6-acre location on River rd.; graduate
aassss aass on duty ss excellent meals. Rockville
LOVELY FRONT ROOM for elderly lady
IN nurses apt; tray service co. 222S.
VACANCY; tray service, porches and lawns
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments:
prompt and efficient service. 31O9 18th
st. NV co 2221 Omen evenings
Evening star., 1947-05-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

WHEN IN NEED, TRY Us-White and COL
mestic. MAINE EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has fall
teaching positions. $50 9. week up. Also
Colorado Bldg, 14th and 6. RE. 1855
CRAFTSMEN, S75 wk. up to S95 wk.;
mechanical engineer, structural, $4,000
5000. See Mr.. Paul at BoYD's, 1888
sEcRETARY, $50 wk. and two meals, some
esting office. Public relations secretary,
Secretary. electrical sup, $50 wk. legal
stenographer, some accts,, $50 wk.; stem
ographer,, constr. office. $1,000. Need 100
new applicants daily for new openings,
B&oyds Boy always have the better positions.
Est. 30 yrs. Miss Lee, BoYD's, 1888 F.
CHIEF CRAFTSMAN, man; must have gen.
eral experience in various fields Of engi-
neering. work and be capable of supervis-
Ing N Craftsmen; @ salary range, s.. 900 Sc. 900.
WATER VAL y ! H X KEssLER PERSONNEL sERX
aess sve ns sls D Maa6 4oad bfs 81 444 9tR and N
INSTALLATION MANAGER. man: oil burn
ers; must be qualified by experience to
supervise installation and maintenance of
oil burners, electrical wiring and auxiliary.
good oppor. with attractive salary based on
PERSONNEL SERVICES, 612 wash. Bldg,
TYPISTs. women. 1928: excel opportunity
for active, alert young women; salary
range. 81 65-Sl90. WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL SERVICES, 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. ave. NV, DI. 402o, DI.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. wishes cleaning 2 days or
days: references; MI. 1897.
GIRL, col. wants part-tims morning and
GIRL, colored. wants part-time morning
work $50 to $780, days week. Phone
GIRLS: ,solored t2l. want days work;
GIRL. colored. wants part-tine daywork,
or days Monday to Friday, CO. 1928
GIRL, colored, wants job as nursemaid
and light cleaning; neat, and experienced
live in; every Thurs. and every other Sun.
off; S25 wk AID. 1863.
GIRL, eolored. desires g.h.w. 8 or 51a days
wk; references. HO. 1879.
GIRL, colored, desires light laundry to do
at home. TR. 1874
sat ena .xDsfsgee9 gTsfeTS gs m shx do1 reliable
GIRL. colored, desires work as maid or
fountain TO esd girl salary no, not lower than ss5
WOMAN, white. will do cooking. Inv.
care semi-invalid or one child; live in or
out, Call Friday. am. to IL noon, TR.
WOMEN would like xhw., 5 days week.
$50 and carfare; ref. Ii. 2159