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Evening star., 1948-12-13
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnfshed BY the
United states Department Of Agriculture; !;
e.Ess and Sassel SSas 'si.fg suset
ssinnia and West Virginia: Golden Delicious.
soas fes assiss.F s.r IL eus.s ,nihs. 7s 7s
~ ~ inches; ,t;;fx S25; , ,eomsination b. Is
- -Potatoes-Marketd dull: 100-pound sacks.
R.tsAaa: IL :ns a.sd q Sacks 'ss o$,e .S
MSsatsin. s.n.1 ..s., USED ,asfs pound
ss:s' '.ss sseu. IS ,ssa; ssns
los ss 20; Puerto Rtesns. q. 8. Is. 1so1tss feW
e sS:hii aasis; 'ffss, ss,
acG sgts'i h!sss9: s:.ls; e Is sssasss
n'"'.l'' oi'Ssns: Psaisry 6aSs;t.tion..
roultry1Market about steady: demand
sD snt aSss,s ,sy ssDas' ~ M
fsy eso d1:ta lsns Ts.ssss'
Flour - Receipts, 1893; 1o0-pound
nss5s sosss ss:a:,: .ssss ss'n. ats
sssssssa ss Sc 5se.nsss ss:s. .ass1' SPOT
ments, $4,000 bushels; stocks, 2.Sl0,454
osts-Reeeipts 12o,sss bushels: .hip-
n,,a;, msnts $500 bushels; stocks. 2ss'sss
Barley - Receipts. none; shipments,
Rye-Receipts. Si.4ss bushels: ship
ments. none; stocks, 2S,s12 bushels.
: Soybeans-Recetpts. S.931 bushels: ship
ments. none; stocks. 124.322 bushels.
Butter and ESgs.
Egss-Market barely stsady: demand
lisht; receipt. "a Imncderats: Wnolesele prices;
large. 5z-64; current receipts, unsraded.
too few sales to quote
Receipts e.. days)-Butter. 66.714
pounds; eegs. $50 cases.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Dec. Is R.-Foreisn sx-
change rates follow (dreat Britain In
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar In New York open mar
ket ~ per cent discount or 1925 q. Q.
cents. up " Of cent.
unehansed; Great Britain 30-day futures,
4.03. unchanged; Great. Britain 6O-day
futures. 4:02A. UNCLAIMED; Great Britain
(franc, 81 II I1o Of . cent, up -.O0I.;
Italy (lira) December fixed rate, .0O1739,
November .00173e; sweden (krona), 27.e6,
unchansed; Switzerland (frane) (free),
26.05, UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Stock Market Uneven
In Narrow Groove:
Gains in Majority
By The Asseeis,sd Press

NEW YORK, DEC. c.r13.-PrtceS held
to q mixed and narrow range In
the stock market today with trad
ing only moderately active.
Most Of the price changes were
confined to fractions. The empha-
sis was on the higher side, how
ever, and o few issues here and
there pushed up 4 point or more.
Radios. steels and motors were
the most popular groups, but they
moved in different directions.
An opening burst Of activity in
radio issues was accompanied by
slightly higher prices before they
settled down quietly. A number of
blocks Of Magnovox (at q new high, i,
Radio Corp. and Electrical d Mu-
sical Industries were traded at the
opening in continuation Of their
popularity displayed Saturday.
Steels wavered an n Of Q point
at time In q mixed manner, while
motors were steady to higher most
Of the time.
Rubbers made some of the best
gains Of any group, but not much
trading attention was paid to them.
Electric appliance issues dipped to
the losing side and stayed there for
long periods, possible reflection
Of the recent realization Of the buy
ers' market in those wares.
Higher at times were United States
Steel, Santa Fe, Central Railroad
Of New Jersey, Mission Corp, Skelly
Oil, Bethlehem, General Motors,
Goodyear, United States Rubber,
Deere, Admiral Radio, American
Smelling. Electric Power & Light.
American .Woolen, international
Paper and Great Northern preferred.
Tending lower were Youngstown
Sheet q Tube, Woolworth, Douglas
Aircraft, American Tobacco, West
inghouse, Southern California Edi-
son, Southern Railway, Texaco Co.
and Boeing.
Stocks In the curb market were
irregularly higher. Moving up were
Central q Southwest Corp, Cities
Service, Electric Bond & Share,
Pittsburgh Metallurgical, Raytheon
and Salt Dome OIL. Tending down
were Arkansas Natural Gas "A"
Dennison Manufacturing "A" and
New Jersey Zinc. A number Of &C
tive issues were unchanged.
The bond market was narrowly
mixed with railroad bonds slightly
higher. United States Government
issues In the ver-the-counter mar
ket were slightly higher with trad
ing quiet.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Dec 13 LR (uspA).-sal-
eratsly active, steady 70 sS eentsNmostiy
26 eents-higher all weights butchers;
@ :s.s isily .ssedy; p5settesi. a. top sSSo;
5sSsss s. ssqsS; ss!; s. SEA-
900 pound. 20.26-21 90: few around 32b
pounds. 1000; good and choice sows un-
der 500 pounds, 1S.00-1s. rs: 4OO-550
eSn1S Sssst. y 80 edd head hsvaisr
salable calves, 700: total, 700: slaughter
steers mad heifers very slow, so cents to
LOO lower with big share Of run unsold
and many bids on more; cows weak to SO
steady; top. $500 for load choice 1850
pound fed steers; several loads high
good to low low-choice steers, 31.O0-
$50: bulk medium and good grades:
heifers, 250o-ss. so; beef COWS. 81 90
down; Gamers and cutters, "A: So ! $50;
medium and good sausage bulls, 81 3d.
feeders so cents to 90 lower
ssaeis S shssp 1000 oos o'. ESQ., sSe
wooled and shorn lambs, $500 down;
mostly $3.50 cents lower; not enough
done, however, TO- establish market and
big packer bldg sharply lower with larrbs
predominating in receipts; ewes scarce,
strong; double 134 pounds. good to choice
Iowa-fed ewes, IL 90 to small killers.
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Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. Is Ga yery active
veioped In ali commodities On the Board
Of Trade today. Soybeans led the initial
decline, opening with losses extending to
more than seven cents on top Of 1o-cent
break Saturday.
Heavy selling hit the pits at the start.
larsely rejecting an accumulation Of or
ders In the hands of commission horses
and brousht out By the drop Saturday.
Only contract to snow initia. resistance
to the downtrend was December corn
After the early selling was out Of the
way. the market STAGED . brisk rally.
Covering operations by previous short
sellers helped this advance. Soybeans re-
covered several cents and that aided other
commodities.
The market continued to be active and
to have nervous undertone Most prices
did not get back to Saturdays close. but
corn msnaged . small gain. All lard de-
iveries made new seasonal lows before
rallytng.
Wheat near the end Of the hrst hour
corn was h-1 70 higher; December, 81 4 p,
and oats were h-3s lower. December SON.
Soybeans were 1s-4A lower; December,
S2.55.
Dominating factor in the market again
was the commodity credit corporation'l
Evening star., 1948-12-13

Northrop Aircraft, Inc, announced
the election Of Maj. Gen. Oliver
p. Echols, USAF, retired, as board
chairman to succeed Richard w.
Millar, who will retire.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Business Conditions
Reported More Spotty
In Fifth District
by Edword e. Stone

Business activity turned more
spotty In the Fifth Federal Reserve
District in October, the Richmond
Reserve Bank reported today.
Working higher than in Septem-
ber, however, were the value Of
building permits, cigarette output.
and bituminous coal mined. Fewer
building permits, cigarette output
Checks drawn against individual
deposit accounts failed to rise sea-
sonally in all States but in Mary
land. Planned savings In the form
of new life insurance declined, while
A and E Savings Bond redemptions
continued to exceed new sales.
While electrical goods and in
dustrial supplies were in better de-
mand than in the previous month.
the other seven lines of wholesale
sales declined moderately. Retail
sales were of and inventories up,
the report said.
Electricity Sales Higher.
November sales by the Potomac
Electric Power Co. in the District Of
Columbia totaled 132,243,l07 kilo-
watt hours, an increase over Novem-
Der q year ago Of 1851 ,026 or 2.S2
per cent, officials report.
Sales outside the District were up
20 per cent, bringing total sales for
the month up to 160, ,701 1882 XVIII.
against l52,323,508 in November,
1947, O gain of 8,377,874 XVIII, or
$50 per cent.
Business inventories went to q
new record high of $54. 400, ,000, 900
at the start of November, the month
when retail sales began showing a
lag under last year, the Commerce
Department stated today. Auto con-
Germs and general merchandise
stores were among those whose
stocks rose more than usual.
Better Salesmanship Urged.
ealesmanship equal to that prac-
ticed in other American industries
was advocated for the securities
business by Harald L. Bache, head
of the firm bearing his name, at a
meeting in New York yesterday.
He stressed his confidence in the
future, but declared 1t was I'M
portant that the public should be
encouraged to invest in securities
listed on the principal exchanges
These securities are the best In
the world. he said.
L. B. Brubaker, manager OF the
Washington office, was among 200
executives attending the conference.
Auditors Named Chiefs.
The National Association OF Bank
Auditors and Controllers has an
nounced this years appointments.
Gerald E. Keene, assistant vice
president of the Second National
Bank, was named to the bank per-
sonnel committee and Raymond G..
Marx, controller Of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank, again was appointed
oficial representative Of the con-
trollers in Washington.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ports that installment accounts at
department stores increased at a
less rapid rate than usual in Octo-
Der but at the month-end exceeded
the year-ago level by So per cent.
Charge accounts at the end Of
the month remained one-seventh
larger than a year ago and there
was a II per cent increase in COL
lections Cash sales increased per
cent over the l947 period,
Evening star., 1948-12-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. Is G4..-cotton fu-
nans taIss n1,s. turned Irregular durn. the fore:
moved into new hiSh ground for the day
as trade buying and short covering met
only limited onerinss.
traders anticipated broader buying Of
this type in the future market since laree
foreign sales are still under negotiation.
New crop deliveries held near the
lows for the day due to uncertainties over
the fram grogram next year and senti-
ment that farmers vii lplant another huge
cotton crop.
Noon prices we're 81 90 Q bale lower
to Is cents higher than the previous close.
Dec, 32-12, Marchc, 1921, and May,
Evening star., 1948-12-13

new domestic sales policy, announced tA,
fore the opening Saturday. This wous
permit sales Of asricultarf. products tn
CCC acquires through tts loan prograH
ut less than parity prices
While the announcement OF the CCCg
new policy undoubtedly hsd undermined
that the scvernmsnt sssney hsS so not t.ssn Ken
any specific action. but had simply kr-
nounced . change In basic policy. Grata
1es men s1ov $40 vnsthsT the &c sesuay would
The new policy 10 based upon the farm
price support Law. passed By the last Com
Eress. Some grain men thought the new
important members Of the new Congress
have expressed approval Of hiGh suppors
levels for farm products
Evening star., 1948-12-13

tun,t OF sraains. 10 snares. 'ln pans.
!sss md, b: SssSsa,ss, xs xss q sa: :ssas:
81 dividends ~ the feresoins Table are
ausrteriy 81 ssmi.a apnuL dseisission.
diyidendsA nA sss not fnslHded sld callsd.
8 . ..slss r,us stoei' 'ai div,a.nd. '' sS cssS
yssI: fPayabls y stock. sstimstsa sash
sssr: 5 pseisssS g Isiid Ipssiid sfssr f' ssocs 81
1iyidsnd Or spiis:ugs t!p3fslafsd g psid
ya:ns e%.a q a:,.r.ss ss q .s;as ss;ss
taken q last dividsnd mSstins. spsysbIs
g g ssSSs; ssssSss;..:s sE:ss go va'a' uas'se1"nss
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Dividends Announced
Odd-Lot Dealings

sion =" reported today these transactions BY
ISIS on the New York M stock Exchanse for
5SIi5 shares: 1888 sales Involving S.
554 shares including short sales in
'''r The same TS report for December 10: A. oes
purchases involving l1s.334 shares: .4.3I1
sales involving 116.96S shares. Including
Evening star., 1948-12-13

7 GELECIkD ISSUES
ltCc8sL AVS % -
|lcC0GLsou e %. a
|Int0tNof g 50 zl3b
Int q n 1ss6s52 S9k
Int ct NoSs56C 6lN
S6A
|LehVal4s2003st 37A
~ K T 81 60 4 asa
MKT ADJ Ss07 ~
No Pas 6hs 40 17A
Mo pse b ~ p q
mo Pae gn q 70 -
|Noe6SE0a ass200 51h
|NYC RI bs 30lS -
NYC 4Ms20l8A 677t
IN 7 c con Is % 62A
|NYCHR 3hs 97 eoh
A6A
|NYNHH 4s2007 65ht
NYOW RI Is 90 1oM
|NYOW 6 a IS ~
|Nor Pc 6S2OATD .
|NoPac4 Us 2O47 o63A
Nor Pae Il 97- 1oo5t
psc 0&E IS 70 1oozs
|PennCtAir3las6 AoA
PeopGL&C 3s63loAbb
PhilA 81 2As ~ -
Philipn Ry Is 81 17M
Phil Pet 2ass64 loiN
|ouakero 2sss64 s9k
|stLSF 4ss2022 61N
|stISanFfn4s97 e3A
|seab in41as20le 6e,h
Shell On 2Ms71 15h
Socony-v2Ms76 S3h
SoBT&T2As66 03N
500 Pas bMs 90 1Ai&
|9oPaezxsOrr 1oz
10 ~ On Is % 11oih
|sWBeuT2Aso6. e4,A
TexAEO Od%s9O 09h
rex&Pac 3Ms8S %
Third Ave So 60 42M
On Pae 21ss 81 eoh
q 8 Rub 2h 70 -
UniyPict 33ksB0 -
WalkerH 2Ns6o ~
West sh ~ 236l 6lA
West Nd 4s 62 100
West On 81 81 1o1h
Wis Cn Il 36Sn ll1k
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n. 7. Bond Market

L1sr srsscssn6 scHbt ssx "a xHssssasssa sxp sf:Ss5 S:5rs
Evening star., 1948-12-13

NSS N&
.sSS A0AA -
40 30 1oA9d.
RoRHole ISIS
Austrsha8Ms a o93k
Australia3lts67 4 elN
Bfas6h 20-67st AA9S
Chile 6s 6oasd-. -
Chile 6kSept1ls 2os
copenhnGn bs52 10k
| Norway 3hs 81 7Dsk
Peru 1st o. 90 1Nk
Poln6zhso asd 81
Rio d IN Ssl6s 17lS
| DOMESTIC las
Am&F p 6s203O ee,h
Am tat 2As57 1ooyi
Am T&T 2As6l lo3N
Am tat 2AsS0 olK
AmToba acco3s62 1ozN
AmTobacco3s60 lolh
IA 3 Pes o5 A1M
All c 4 L 3As63lo4
All Onv lStAs46 81
All Dnv2nd4s4S J11S
6alt&oh $3.50 6lA
B&O ev 4hs2Ol0 SPA
Balt6sOh xs75A o63S
Beth Stl gas 20 97N
BufRocA&p67st SoA
Can Pac q perp 0AA
celanese 81 o6 1o7bS
G Ga 4hs202OB 51K
Cent Ga Is 95 GA
cn RR NJ b az 76N
Chi&E I Inc o. Auh
C6stp4hs2O19 S7H
1GStP4hs2044 55N
Chi&NW lmse9 %
Cons ID ev 1868 1oe3k
Cons I'd 33ks Sc alI6
|Del L&W4s2042 .G69S
DER IN 4h30l0 66k
Det Ed ev 81 So. 1o9lS
Det Edison 3s70 lo7aA
Eris 4Ms 2016 70
GenRe&Ut 1850 o6
at Nor 3Ms0ON -
q MAO z0kl D 6ok
Gulf0tU 2sts76 o5
Hud&l.in 6s 81 2JA
III Bell 2%s 81. 95M
&c Ans Co., o
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Business Briefs

Net Dollar Sales of 1858 corpora
tions totaled $S1 900 900 in the first
three quarters of 1948, a gain OF
164To from the same 1947 period
Securities g. Exchange Commis-
sion. Manufacturing, represented by
$40 reporting companies, had sales
Of $66,600, 900, a rise Of 174qc.
Lumber Mill Shipments in the
week ended December were 1857
below production-Lumber Manu-
facturers Association. It's survey
showed that new orders were for
1887 less lumber than was being
produced. Unified orders amounted
to 28% of stocks. Compared with
q year earlier, production was down
14.1ee, shipments OF 27% and new
orders 25.4% lower.
Vegetable Shortening Prices were
cut two cents pound at whole
sale by Proctor g. Gamble and
Lever Brothers following q decline
In raw material prices.
Pan American Airways and
American Overseas Airlines an
nounced an agreement to con-
solldate American overseas routes
with transatlantic services of Pan
American.
May Department Stores Co. has
acquired T. S. Martin Co. Of Sioux
City, Iowa, subject to approval OF
the latter's stockholders.
First National Bank of Chicago
called a stockholders meeting for
December 81 to vote on a proposed
4-for-l split in capital stock.
Scott Paper Co. reported demand
for its products continues so strong
that its plants operating at capacity
are unable to keep up with sales.
However, the supply of many house.
hold paper products has caught up
with requirements.
Florida East Coast Railway asked
1CC permission to issue $2,060, 900
Of equipment trust certificates to
help finance purchase of 10 new
Diesel electric locomotives.
General Motors Corp, Oldsmo-
bile Division, displayed its new 1949
models in dealers siowrooms over
the Nation for the first time yester-
day.
Gruman Aircraft Engineerin,
Corp. expects to cover its 50 a share
dividend requirement. this year
but will not be able to make final
determination Of profits until i
completes target contracts settle.
vne,otc with the Novv
Scullin Steel Co. declared a divi-
dend of 81 a common share, pay.
able December 20. The previous
dividend was $3.50 In December
1s47.
Western Union Telegraph Co. re.
ported a net loss Of $1,552, ,304 fol
ten months ended october 81 VS.
profit of $8,262,5S in the same 1914
period.
South Porto Rico Sugar Co
earned $5,608y $50 or $698 share II
IL months ended September 80 VS.
$s,345, ,623 or $l199 In the previous
year.
Riegel Textile Corp. net income
In 40 weeks ended October 0 wa.
$4,639,373 or $11.02 a share VS.
$3,457,793 or $8.12 in the like 1874
period.
General Shoe Corp. earned $3.50,
T62 or $3.45 in IL months endet
October 81 VS.. 81, 5000 or $3.34 II
the previous year.
Franklin Stores Corp. net in
come in four months ended Oc
tober 81 was $721 ,562 or 81 cent.
w. $564,641 or 76 cents In the sam,
ls47 period.
Republican Petroleum Co. earnet
9S27,118 or s288 in nine month";
ended September 80 VS.. $3S6,514 o.
4l.31 year earlier.
Childs Co. sales for November TO-
tailed $1,660, ,593, a drop Of $50 from
Q year earlier; for II months, $ls,'
s7o,223, Q decline Of 15%.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. ssA-N
MONDAY, DECEMBER - v
Evening star., 1948-02-20
HAMILTON and HAMILTON,
TIuion Trust HuildinE

Hed THE }sp agRIc g4S HaE5y GYuMr n H9 II cfEk fE
% %mbis'@gNfoN fIS .TRgsT COMPANY Of
Fl ihi Estate NAVY q EeR iEzs'
fendants.-Civil Action No 4S00-47.-
ORDER OF PUBLIcATIoN-The object
Of this suit is to construe the will Of
the Instructions Of the Court with refer
ence to the distribution, Of the residue
Of the estate of the testatrix. On mo.
ton Of the plaintiff It Is this 7th day of
January, 194s, oRDERED, that the the nn-
Torrey deceased cause their appearance soEe1. nee
first rule day occurring three months
after the day of the nrst publication
will be proceeded with as in case Of de,
fault; Provided, a copy hereof be published
twice a month for three successive months
in the washington Law Reporter and in IN
Ths Evenins 1nsf,ds Star ses afas eeDS
Test; HARRY n: HULL Ill Clerk. BY
ia4, 4,o3,fe13,21,mh12
Evening star., 1948-02-20

ADAM A. WESCHLER a. SON, auctlonesrs
eoats sHnassa bionse sss aesss ''s sSestsrs
ehildren's coats, legEins and hat sets
toddIs sets boys iaesst EirlS coats coats ste
WEscHLER;s. ao5 Z st. NV, SATURDAY.
tn. Ra CHAIRS
THos. ]. OWEN son, auctioneers; 4s5
Southern Bldg.--Trustees, sale OF prem prem
iiss .si. 7Ts eSae 81 Stone Stone once
suiIdins: In the District Court ,,,i,,tl, Of the
Icatherine Beveridse ct al; Plaintiffs, Us,
seeqrtes sgdns Sa Corp S AZ IS
ordep' order of the the District Court Of me United
states Tor the District Of Columbia: hens en-.
cause es,ss tsefq tss unserssnea sDpontsd BY ssid
public auction at the premises i,to.d to the II
a1shs5a ee 18th 0SSst dsy Of March. is4s at O'clock
pm. On i the following described land and
premises situate in the yaY Gstriet o. IN the
subdivision subj made BY the heirs Of John
Davidson. OF the lots in in,6ssu square two hun. run.
recorded in Liber N. K. at folios So and
Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia; the the
stone and brick once building numbered
72e Fifteenth st. NV. in said city. said
sH. gadns being FERNS an0an ot sas Is Al e
payable within thirty days after the entry
Of an order ratifyins the sale. Rents
stins charges to be adjusted to the date
of sale Ali conveyancing, notary fees, and
recording at purchasers cost The trs trustees .ns
bidder who shall not have deposited with
them as pledge that such bidder VIII
sss sSod bis h a CASH In or eared Of IL essek
order Of the trustees, Or; in lieu thereof,
dorsed H;ed0 in blank or to the order Of the
coTporation, dated Esbrusry %; 1872 and md
sbove-described property. The deposit re;
ceived from an unsuccessful bidder will
of ss tS BID him tRe casr ns nf Shall no
confrm the. sale. the deposit made by the
successful bidder viii forthwith be re-
posit received from a successful bidder
chase t > price T Il. within thiTty days x after M
By the Court, the successful bidder shall
Comply CON i srS with any ore order u Of the Court with
respect thereto, then the sums deposited
by such bidder. whether in cash certified
forfeited d and N shah s' be- applied toward the
payment of expenses incurred in a resale
and toward making good any denclency
at lesser price at such resale. or to such
other purposes as the Court nag may direct;
o'clock AM, or If the sale shall be ad-
5ourned, then on the seventh day follow
Ing the conclusion Of the bidding at such
Q Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, on
the next day not Saturday, Sunday. or
@ legal holiday: the trustees will report
the result Of the sale to the Court for
ratification, and the above cause is set
for hearing at such time for such orders.
sale, i' and the h0 matters % remaining ~ to '"t be
edjudicated therein, as may by the Court
be deemed then proper and desirable.
Notice Is hereby given of said hearing,
which shall be held without further no.
tice to any party. WALTER NJ. BASTIAN.
National Press Building; DALE D. DRAIN,
jazz st. NV, Washington 4, D. c.,
trustees. fe2O,27-mar512,1p
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SAlEShiEH.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted-Ex-
perienced .. c: real estate salesman. In
oi sss SaE under e
sALEsMAN, white. must have car; perm perm.-
Tsss 9sn sses SSgRssssssPtiS skes &.
sA IL i:n* f5s ~ ;s:sR.s ss %
sss @ sss'''sss e;. s.. 'sssS :ss:.,:sss:
$50 daily selling mems and ladies 81 sprins
and s,ons summer IN suits oq5 suits made from
which is advertised In Esauire mssssins
S1s.IdIis ;sls: sIt: ust:i sss at once " MULLER
SALESMAN for specially work, retail drug
and confeetionsry trade: prefer one who
s ssps5Issnesi age, etc 'A F, ' 8. so. ssS. 1851.
SALESMAN. .xper., "a to so: rep Of ma.
tionally-known company. mfg. of advertise
ing mediums: top income and unlimited OPP
portunities offered producer, Good men
liberal commission and Bonus basis. Sales
eapt. furnished: Apply Sat. to II, LOUIS
r. DOW CO., 1885 Conn. ave. D. C.
something new and dit-
forts; II you can walk and talk. you can
fstration Of the sanitary and modern way Of
Kidding the nome Of unsightly garbaEe. Ap-
ply o12 :. 9th II. & e ny, ys,HI, 2na H9oI, mornings
SALESMAN Sober and industrious man
who Is interested In steady position can
ear, earn Sioo per TseS; We VII srsin youi car
Mil I'd. NV 20s
STORM WINDOW MgN-Join . hard.
hitting. progressive reputable. established
company that Is engaging In . sales-train-
ing campaign all week in anticipation of .
tremendous spring season: share in our
bonus plan. paid vacation, in addition to
excellent earnings. We can and do de-
liver. Phone mornings for appointment,
manager. sWEATHERGuARD CORP, 1921
| l4th st. NV, HO. 0632. "a