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Evening star., 1948-08-29
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s UP.--Grain prices
edged lower in rather dull dealing on the
Board OF Trade today. Less demand from
cash houses for wheat and rains over .
good part Of the Iowa corn territory
caused moderate selling. There also was
some PROFIT taking and evening up for the
week end.
Demand for cash corn was much less
urgent than yesterday and the best price
in the spot market today was .g0 This
compared with 200 yesterday. Even So
this was a good upturn from Mondays
l.1S to l.Sl.
Announcement overnight OF mid -Au-
the market They we're all unchangsd
from the previous month Wheat parity
for the nation was 2.22; corn. l.6l; oats,
Wheat closed ta-134 lower, September,
2.23h.-3s: corn was ia lower 10 a higher.
September 1.s0h-Ss; oats was 1s-ss low
er. September 111s; rye was 2h-2sa lower,
December l.5S34, and soybeans were ia
to 2 cents lower, November 2.431z
Evening star., 1948-08-29

: Paid so far this year
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ton to news of the outcome Of the
Kremlin conferences-when and If
the results are announced.
Trading interest in the bond mar
ket this week faded to its second
consecutive 3l-year low. Over the
five sessions, sales aggregated only
ST. ,525 900. This compared with
$l2,125,000 in the preceding week
and reflected the scantiest volume
of dealings since the week of August
II, 1917, when the total was SILL
2O9 900
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Plus extra or extras.
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CopitoI Securities
lover the Counter.

tOycF Inc tOunteT,D
The following bid and asked prices are
o9tasned OF saesr,fis from the National Association
sources but are unoficial They do not
represent actual transactions; they are in
tended as guide to the approximate
rance within which these securities could
have been sold indicated by the bid)
or bought indicated by the asked) at the
Origin OF any quotation furnished on re-
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Chicass Cash Market

| Chicass Cash Market
| Wheat. No. 2 red. 2.24; No. 4, 2.20: Ne.
No. 2 hard, 2.24. Corn, No / yellow.
! .s4-96; No. Q, 1.95. Oats. No. /, extra
heavy white. 10 cents; No. L.. hesy
white, "a cents. Barley, mating. 1.16-e2,
nominal; feed. 1.oo-25, seminal
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Business Statistics
BY the Assooioted Press
Woshinqton Stock Exchange

fReport Com piled Exchange onctalsl - -,
m WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE Fer YEAR 1898 UP II
N AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, AUGUST T.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

STOCKS HOLD STILL-Asso-
ciated Press average of so
stocks was unchanged last
week at $50, as chart shows.
Volume was the slowest since
November, 1943. Commodity
price index declined to 1868
from 1878 the previous week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheost.

BROOKLAND-Near Catholic Univ, 1913
Newton st. n.e-Detached, 2-story. shin
gle home, on large lot, in splendid con-
tains living room, dining room, sunroom
and kitchen on 1st. floor: 3 bedrooms
with huge closets and bath on 2nd floor;
full. dry cellar with oil h.-w.h.; priced
at $1,000 on liberal terms. Phone ewes.
It'll 9. DRURY REALTY CORP, 1887
K st NV, RE. 1913. -23
SIO,95O : Modern 3-bedrm.. 6-rm. brick
home at 432 10th st. ne. small cash down
RE; 1888. till Q pm. GoLDsTEN BROS,
NORTH s5ds Il & fro AND R. I. AvE.-co,o-
NAL row brick, s spacious rms. incl: sleep ,,
priced Gail RA; 65a3 eyes eyes PECK Co.
ROOMS, 3 BATHS, with 2 other finished
in attic; gas heat, 3 lots, greenhouse,
elaborate garden, brick garage. 3 freplaces.
good location. Decatur 1854. 23s
NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, in the
2100 block of 3rd st. ne; attractive g.
room brick home. Call T. ]. LANE; Jr.
NAY Ma go 60 Gr-geautlful 2;eedrm, bunsa.
low, tvicinity Cheverly; oil heat; large
8 pm, WM. 6. LIBBY Co. RE. $3.50: -ss
terms. Mr., Jenes, COX d CO.. d.. 1854;
sves. IA o5s1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CHEVY CHASE-9-rm. t5-bedrmJ FIR. or
brk, within short walking dist. Rosemary
or Somerset Sch; interested in old house,
If sound and reas. Write Box 373-c, star.
WE HAVE CASH buyers for houses In
appraisal, cali until 8 pm. KAY REALTY
fq2ij.yHEA r., CLIENTS 2ieS; WITH CASH, for Or 3
bedrn. houses, In Mt. Rainier -Riverdale
S-s RMS, ali cash, or cash above trust;
ike poss. within go days Z; a. S5aaaRvEY.
write 1713 N st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest

$3.50 DOWN will purchase this store and
s-rm. home. 9 baths. furn.: terms. EN-
TERP PTS REALTY Co. 1924 Eye st. NV
Prominent CORNER in s.W. Wash. @
story and basement. brick, dwelling. con-
tanning 6 rooms and bath, h-wh., bay
abundance Of light and air. Priced to sell
to home owner on terms: For. full in
formation. apply to FRANCIS 4; BLUM,
NEAR sT. DoMfNICK's CHURCH and
school-6 rooms and bath brick: PRICED
to sell. THOS.. T.. BROWN 81 SON, 615
COL REDW2.s 81. s.w.-S295 down,
easy terms; semidet; brick; no improve
Milton Vinnick, with A. M DRAISNER,
1904 L st. NV, IA. S036; home. GE. 0297.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeest.

1900 BLOCK FORT DUPONT ST, Sc
Lovely 6-rm. senidet. brick home; mn
throughout; attractive terms. Call Mrs
Phillips with CAMPANELLA d WOOD,
Elk. Alb: ewes. GE. 2744., -22
baths, oil h.-w.h.; deep lot; price, S15.950
HARTMAN REALTY CO., -1346 Good Hope
I'd. Sc, TR. 4400, VI. 6976.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-21
HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

l2-ROOM, 4-BATH, det modern stont
stucco and frame house; oil heat, etc.
posed worlds largest medical center
Forest Glen, Md; ideal for doctor; bright
lge. rms. high ceilings, y freplaces; beau
tiful wooded lge corner lot price, S25 900
OWNER 81, 5533 -23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-21

til 9 pm. VIM. G; LIBBY CO. -23
es2 rsauced sI 6i TdSt S STei
p nous modern fitehen rs and aaa eGFs
ssdrms f 1sas basement CAN mi Mt shes-
e non 81 oS sEE ING IS gu Ell
Yes, only $685. down semidetached brics
near 18th and East Capitol ST.; newly dec
t s-rm and bath home It has h h e ane
you will love it. Rear porches, near every
thing, Priced right on splendid terms
M MRrth aE @Ssa mG "a y Tsste no time fa
COLoRED-vACANT, Colonial 6-rm mod
ern brick with built-in garage. Near. Trim
dad aye I'VE Prize Price SLIGO Eyes n and syn \.
COLORED-NEW BRICK DUPLEX, 2-fam.
lily dwelling on 63rd st. ne, l blk. from
carline and shopping-5-rm. apt. up and
gas &C. heat fully equip. kits. with refgrs
Ready for occupancy in about 80 days
Owner can live in l apt. and collect rent
$500 for the other. This 6rand-new du
1898. JONATHAN WooDNER 90 .:
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND E SITS. NE
dnnF ro ~nn ktehen DOR nd f oOr
3 rooms, kitchen and bath; full basement
~ bath, h.-w.h.: one 2-story double bricf
garage and 5 other garages are part o.
for quick sale. For appointment call DI
1915 It'll 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
COLoRED-NEAR 9Th AND W. VA. Ave
"A very impressive Colonial brick, % IT.
wide, 8 large rooms, bath, hot-water heat
oil burner. cellar with front and rear en-
frances, Gear brick garage. Ideally ar:
ranged for two families. Owner occupied
substantial cash payment MT. desired gaso Eve
GRAVATTE, 729 18th st. NV, Ma. O753
GoLoRED-1eo9 BLK; OWEN pL; :. Me- tE;cE
| s large rms. and bath, full basement, ga!
heat built-in garage inelosed rear po orch
see to appreciate; priced to sell at S13, 500
with reasonable terms: Act quick Cal
till pm. weekdays, Sun. IL to s. VIM
lCALoMIRIs PROPERTIES, INC, 1o1S
18th st. NV, DI. 1855. "a
Che OF those splendidly built roony row
houses which are as fine as anything II
the desirable Trinidad area. A beautiful
home in fine condition. Reasonably priced
with low down payment. Call MA. 91a7 OF
Ii. 354O until o pm for details. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors, 925 New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-21
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

A REGULAR OFFICER and wife need 2
bedrm. furn. or unfurn. house, rent to be
$3.50 month. Call 1t. CMDR. MILES,
Ia. 4914. 20
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Lovingly~->Jo
A Short Story Complete in This Issue
By SANDRA MEIGHAN.

shone on the lake, it was so beau
tiful I wanted to cry. One could fall
in love quite easily under its influ-
ence. We sat around the fire and
sang western songs. Some of the
men have wonderful voices, and it
was very romantic. You might tell
Larry so he won't think I'm PIN
ing away for him.
Lem and Shorty argued as to who
should ride home with me, and ] set
tied the argument by riding between
them. Yes, Ann, I am really be-
ginning to enjoy the western vaca-
ton you chose for me.
Lovingly, your sister,
10.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Red Gate-Tuesday
Darling:


Darling:
If you can't read this don't be sur
prised. I'm standing up, not by
choice, but from necessity. My-uh
well, I'm rather sore from the ride
yesterday.
1 got your letter and I'm sorry
that Larry is underfoot so much,
but who suggested this trip? I'm
not sure that your angle that TAB
sence makes the heart, etc" is work
ing. I am not the least homesick,
and I'm having a wonderful time.
There is a rather handsome cowboy
named Lem that I could go for. He's
a foreman here and not bad when
you get to know him.
Now that that's off my mind, I can
tell you about the lake. It's called
Paradise lake and it really lives up
to its name. Shorty took me rowing
and he handles oars something like
he drives a ~flivver, with a careless
abandon that is quite breathtaking.
I looked at my hair when we came
in, but it was still brown. We cooked
supper over the campfire, and
mmmm-it was luscious. Bacon and
eggs and fried potatoes-and the cof-
fee was out of this world.
When the moon came up and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Red Gate Dude Ranch
Monday, June 8.

1So 0dtC 0QoS IedtlCll
Monday, June g.;
Dear Ann:
Here l am and all in one piece,
much to my surprise. l suppose you
are still breathing easy, knowing
that I am off your hands. But don't
be too happy. I am quite sure L
won't stay long. Rustic is far too
mild a word to describe the place.
l thought I'd die before I got here
yesterday. I am sure. 1 could walk
faster than that thing that passed
for a train. Shorty (the ranch's Of
fetal chauffeur) calls it the Gallop-
ing Goose, words which describe it
accurately. The train trip was
heavenly, however, compared to the
ride in the ranch wagon. It ratified
and banged and shook so, that I felt
lucky to arrive at all.
Shorty is sweet, though, which.
partly makes up for all the discom-
forts. You must see him to fully
appreciate him. He's short and dis
tinctly round, with a positive lamb
like expression. And his legs! Most
definitely curved! They call them
bowlegs and I discovered that most
of the hands have that kind.
Speaking of the hands, there are
just two kinds-the ones who beam
at me and give with the wolf
whistle, and those who scowl and
look bored, mostly the latter. Some
of them are quite handsome. Now
don't get alarmed. I don't think I'd
enjoy dude ranching for the rest of
my life.
Mrs. Dennis is rather a dear, and
so is Uncle Jim, her husband. She is
the boss, but he seems to like it.
hope I get a nice docile husband
like that.
We are to have our first ride this
afternoon. I'm not too thrilled with
the idea, but they are firm. If one
goes, all go. The guides won't takt
party alone. I think they ar,
afraid of the women.
I hear the gong calling us t.
dinner. I'm going to be on time thi
time. I'm hungry and I don't lik,
cold food.
Lovingly. 10.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Red Gate-Friday
Dear Ann:

Dear Ann:
Well, you needn't be so snappy.
Didn't you want me to have a good
time? And haven't you been trying
to marry me to most anyone so you
wouldn't have to worry about me
any more? 1 can think of worse fates
than marrying a dude rancher. Lem
is nice. I like him. AS for poor
Larry, as you call him, I don't care
if I never see him again.
tn
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15
Dear Ann:

Lear AInls
I hope you are happy. Someone
should be and it isn't me, I assure
you. I could have screamed when
1 saw that-that pumpkin-head get
ting out with the new bunch of
tenderfeet who arrived this morn
ing. I was getting ready to take a
swim and l had on my new swim
suit. Larry gaped at me and said:
Wasn't I afraid I'd catch cold?"
The men snickered and the women
glared, and I felt my face turning
beet colored. Before I thought, I
reached out and slapped him as
hard as 1 could. He was standing
quite near the edge of the pool and
I hit so hard he lost his balance
and fell in. 1t was my turn to laugh
then, and / made the most of it.
Now you car see what a hornets
nest you have stirred up. 1 might
even marry Lem just for spite.
Tuesday
I didn't get this finished last
night. Lem asked me to 20 for a
moonlight ride. 1t was a beautiful
night, and we held hands as we
rode. Lem seems pretty bashful, but
get him in the right mood and he
isn't so slow. We were gone a long
time, and Larry's face was a black
study when we came in. I enjoyed
seeing that more than the ride.
Today the hands put on an ex-
hibition for the dudes, and we had
some real excitement. They keep a
few bucking horses on hand for just
such purposes. Larry sat beside me
on the corral fence watching the
rides. Lem is a marvellous rider and
l heaped praises on his head, just
to make Larry turn green. Lem is
really getting very sweet
Well, anyway, as I was saying,
the boys dared Larry to ride Dyna-
mite. He's the outlaw horse of the
bucking string and not many have
ridden him. I was a little worried
because I didn't exactly want to
see the guy killed before my very
eyes, even if l didn't care anything
about him. I begged him not to, but
he only looked at me in that mad
dening way he has, climbed down
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-15

Advertisers will gladly send you information regarding the product or
service advertised. In wiring advertisers. always say: Il saw your ad in
THE MONTANA FARMER"
Evening star., 1948-04-12

gether with all : : who are con-
cerned with assuring fair chance
in life to all children, regardless OF
race, creed or other circumstance" !"
He expressed the hope that the
committee will lay the groundwork
for the White House conference on
children, to be held in 1850.
The divisions cooperating in the
work are the Federal Security
Agency, the Departments of Agricul-
ture, Interior, Justice and Labor.
the administrative Office Of the
United States Courts, and the Hous-
iugand Home Finance Agency.
Evening star., 1948-04-12

president Of the Mr.. Marriott.
association and is in line for the
presidency. He would be the first
Washington man to hold the post
in the association which has men,
bership representing 100000 restau-
rant units.
About $50 District restaurateurs
plan to attend the four day conven-
ton.
Evening star., 1948-04-12
! Agencies Form Committee
On Children and Youth

BY direction of President Truman.
seven Federal agencies have set
up an interdepartmental committee
on children and youth.
Federal Security Administrator
Oscar r. Ewing made public Satur-
day letter from Mr.. Truman. 1t
said that the Federal Government
and the States should work to-
Evening star., 1948-04-12

Vi lilc NdtiUIldl
Restaurant As
ISOLATION.
The election
of officers will
be held Thurs
day in Cleveland
on the second
day Of the as
sociation's 18th
annual conven-
ton. About 16,-
600 restaurant
owners are ex-
pected to attend.
Mr.. Marriott
is first vice e
Evening star., 1948-04-12
Marriott, Hot Shoppe Head.
10 Get Resfauraieurs Post

]. Willard Marriott, owner Of the
Hot Shoppes chain of driye-in rest
aurants in the Metropolitan area,
is scheduled to be elected president
Evening star., 1948-04-12
American U. Show Set

American University will present
its biennial science show April %
and "a at Hurst Hall on the campus
at Massachusetts, and Nebraska ave-
nueS NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
HELP DOMESTIC,
CHAMBERMAD; ;WAITREss-Assist otf

CHAMBERMAD- -WAITREss-Assist other
full-time help with laundry: fond Of chill
dssn; 1--we in; 3rd-foor rm.: local refs.
GSo6S4 GS' S4S4. 4H"' live in' local refs REQUIRED
S0oK-G.H:W:; other help employed; no
laundry. $25 week: live In: room for
employed husband; good references. EN-.
CoOK-G.Hw, colored, live in; excel.
on other help empl.; local refs. REQ. EM
COOK, CO M Light hey Aou'esOrs, ays in, ss.r.ss,yss s
eaSSnss eS.s.'s Yo SffflS vs. Ssss sIty ref req ch;v'
COOK. part par. time. in oo1ol Tor small boarding
house; clean and dependable: no. sun.
@ Tork; :es experienced in handling Kitchen.
COOK. eoiored. for cooking and kitchen
fast and Sun. afternoon Oh; prefer live In;
NV. Thurs, Fri. and Sat. %
% S xosn must &
habits and fully experienced need apply.
3rd.noor quarters. excellent salary. Wo.
CoUfLE. man and wife; eook; chamber
maid, houseman-butler; thoroughfy cxpert-
enced. working together: smell family. At
ssasEs ousa. wos yni 10 Best
ences shsolutely reauirsdi $3.50 per month.
sfal sfa lsois 81 MssceikAs. eolor.d. for s.nsr.l
aa's 3. nv = DE. pe. osss. g H. Do. 30 ziao,
esse ,s. ssss a. .ne a. ~ s4ss ssi
$3.50 % $50. 1a IA. ssos. A"
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xAlEAEN tcsa,.l.

E0E SI0lTMG GOODS DIPT.. excel.
1PRortuntty and Eood pay and hour,
SALEMEN f0R USED CARs-Msn wanted
S::s:: ::..ssss;s sEsis s;s;E g. s;: @
shsssM1F sladsnsbusF Td me- !, At o2Go ,So..o,.:
without previous furnishing exper. Excel.
giying full details. Bog Pills., Star. -?
SI.; g. ~.
ARE You YOUNG AND A&Bffi1iso,Us. <
real so-Eetter7 Are you exper. IN truck
We have nu az .tsraesivs s asi proposisson 70
offer you. Call Mr.. HoFMANN, DE. 6el3.
sA4EsMAN-youns man. 1928 years.
lsass:s sDssa, Psa:
ness: start S3k week. plus usual benefits:
opportunity. Reply In own handwriting,
nan Rsmins ,so iGesl h,sh school attended; to
sALEsMEN g sell electrical and gas
sion sets. See Leo j. LAWN, sales man
sgsr of appliances, J. 1. BATEMAN q
foE MEN sSas WHO ass cAs s sEHNss T. saSo exciue
sive territory. lust opening, on time
stroiiers. etc; car nee. liberal consnis.
ssAyitcE' te 4so % n.isSsr. AssS sS.. .so sas Ex
SALARY - Men wanted to merchandise
and sell nationally. advertised grocery
= produets Tor TOP iood broker; car needed;
Box 331-S. Star
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMIN; .Ig ASST or exec. :ee;' tSp: in ability
aTsRxTfoSs AZ ssHDsTs1Sss BOX aaS sstsr
service; superior workmanship; reas. ,Ho.
Ssis sSisY SITTER, ..v.il.el. an, time, NV.
BABY sITT;TISSSG. day or evening, in or
around Wash. MI. ee77. ask for MISS
%5sh1fEMai coMPf4HNr OFFICE MGR. or assistant, &.
exper. in personnel interviewing, testing
sSsab. sp fe e. miss HEf pEE Diss
DENTAL ASSISTANT. attractive. neat.
pleasing personality, can, type, hle and
ssses esse 60ghs s saoa H,llns worker best refer
PkEssMAkEE wants work at home or out,
SssMkS ,s sssa. sssH i..s ssod Mis- sER
NURSE, practical, sradaate, colored. want.
pESositien RES 9aeA y nursins Or consa'ssoens home
riANisT, colored. sings: wants Job enter;
FsAdfieAIH Viz HsSs sSRsl. l-ios .oor.d, to assist IN
ffissh SMes N5Rsts III Ssl available. tcrasu
se sso Sf sft.rssnss. sass 6 ea ST
PRACTICAL NURSES available: trained
81 az n % ss duy oI
house, best references. CHI. 3343 9-12 9, m.
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced and capable
M sor work in lay ONCE Hours 2:3o TIL z;
TEACHING POSITION wanted; nursery
school experience. college degree. Box
176-T, Star. g.
TYPING DONE AT HOME, neat. rapid
and accurate work guaranteed; technical
papers . speciality. Taylor 2910.
WOMAN, colored, desires tipping to do at
home, Work neatly and accurately done.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
SITUATIONS MEN.

ssSs az. siss;s s,.s =. s:sasAa; a. ai:ssf.aa .t.ss. @
BOY fs: solsTsa; .sssns. "a ~sfsss.ssehool
SgsAEIMxN: 50. yrs .xDer. men. and
1ssl. ses 1sf sssh.' ss9 position Sh
psrt-time once work after i o'clock and and
HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK. cashier and
MGR operator wants permanent connec-
ssg sion; = settled. thoroughly experienced Box
sldsa snssa capable :. sss ssasTai repairs expert
IxWYlEs-iNvEsSTiSG2GToR. IxWYlEsiS So yrs. old,
seen 50 countries, z yrs. univ; good in
$4,000 VI. Box 1857. Star. l3'
poa.r eeeEsd sEsasuI Eshs . 91 ,. s4
x.assxs' MAs col :to dssFs' asz s.z' work v.sh.ns
MARRIED VET In accounting school de-
;isss gso sfssSnoSn N Sn.o work Of any kind after
MESa. s9sSa XND XII osis Stone CRAFTSMAN want.
ondsry. Box asS-T, Star. ' '' Ss
MECHANIC, refrigeration: domestic, com.
a Tim. s1nd IN g. oe se
sreness; what have your BOX s-T. star.
PR0M0ToR, ORGANIZER, Al, publicity
membership campaigns; Is years experi-
ence; college graduate. Call WO. 1888.
SHOE MAN with 10 years experience
mems and women's shoes, desires . posi-
ton in the capacity Of manager or as
TIN. 1717 No. Caroline st., Baltimore, Md
YOUNG NAN. colored. exper elev., SWITCH
board, bellhop, cleaning; wants work
from approx an. to . Pm TR. 2o2e.
YOUNG Ex-sAILoR will do anything,
any time and any place II you have the
r,oney. Box 294-T. Star. 7s
PART TIME-Employed, well educated
man, .35,. sales and engineering back
ground, interested in part-time work,
commission: can assist In starting busi-
ness, sales work or engineering develop
ment: capable and thoroughly reliable.
Evening star., 1948-04-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

ADAMS TEACHERs' AGENCY handles The
better school and oface positions. 204
EEMPE6fafSr ffaf sERyes sk ssss
1924 K ST. NV. Suite 20s-9; ST. 7415.
We have many Spsnings daily for secrs-
ers and other positions at top salaries
:slset positien: Courteous interviews and
GOOD FosIffoS thioush . proven ap-
i..ns nr ssss and gus; x.sFne Th sTs yr % .Te ps
ln the JOB fsld shreash sei.ntihe snd
nave i0qea
s
ability; real future; start, $3.50; At once.
once 500 @: Est ,.r 1s s9stans s5s aundrsss sss
Mi Mis- TSsRs FHoss tss fssRsE isf
ex exiiroE RsE' HILL Il sha5sa sEe9 $1,000 Legal
secy., TO $500 up. Export secretary war var
material, $500. Admin. secretary. $500
Nssd posons aa9 enp das
p Pas 6 ThousaHds ass plasssd annually 5oYDs'
Sfs do snsinesT. sSD aeSsee maj and sxper. q $500
mo-; craftsman, Typographical. S60-SS0
wk.; soap salesman, exper. soaps, sal. ana
boa. See US today or leave appl: Miss Nor
ExCEPffioNxI OPENINGS, secretarial ap.
pointments for select applicants; dozens OF
select openings now; real future: executive
secretary, nerchas. purchasing exper.. per-
sonality, ability. to $4,000; research LAB.
secretary, $500 mo; assoc. sec, 8 da., meet
public, 5000; medical secretary, nr. Silver
Spring, 5000 "; legal secretary. small
ONCE. 5000; elec. contractor, to $55 wk.:
t23), TO $3.50 mo-; TWISTS, foreign gov.
$40 mo. For Interesting openings see
Miss Bond, FORD EMP, SERVICE e13
ATTENTION, domestic workers - Public
work, g.h.w. hotel maids; hrst-class city
refs 1117 You st. NV, NATL HOME
Evening star., 1948-04-07
SAlESkAEN.

AUTO AND HOUSE TRAILER salesman
wanted immediately: good proposition for
sober, and reliable man: Apply in per
son to the collie MOTOR q TRAILER
CO., s232 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Nd.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Active men
for active once. Exper. not essential;
specializing In Metropolitan Wash.'s most
desirable residential area; favorable COM
mission arransement. Mr.. Young, BREADY
s:,;sS;, T p .1,ss,, M,s5S,ns
tised drug and variety store products.
drug trade helpful. but not necessary.
compen:ation. liberal commission. bonus;
foa sssaissss
sHIEsMENgpoes sGs % from $500 500 mo. g up in.
terest you? II you can sell, own an auto
mobile. and are willing to solicit business
from home owners. builders and contrae-
Tsgd as 's 9. tsa ~ issa;s. sSh T. s1sa
sToiM MsSiI 10 wsHN1bows Il AND scnEEss-w.
have Just revamped our sales commits
sions 30 that our men are the highest
paid in the industry. This, plus bonus
s.s.slIshsa sss.nis.s.en. With Isase'nlss sSs moss
salable aluminium combination window on
nation. Personal interviews only. Bee
mAnaser. 2 to 4 pm. daily. wEATHER-
9Es6SRp G8Er H. s2i 1..h e.
IN Beer and vins nsid. WITH RSe1 esssSiished stis
house. national brand Of beer, leading
wine house; win pay salary and COM
mission IN outlined sections, on established
and future business. Call AT. S6S6 bet.
7:3o and 10 an. and 70 Q Pm. --e