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Evening star., 1948-05-10
EIks TO Heor Howard Bailey

Howard P. Bailey, assistant to the
managing editor Of The Star, will
address a luncheon Of the Wash
ington Elks Club at 1918 pm. We'd
nesday at Elks Lodge No. Is, 919 H
street NV. John Russell, chairman
of the House Committee Of Lodge
IS, will preside.
Evening star., 1948-05-10

Fourteenth and streets NV, open 8 an:
to 4 pm. daily; display Of animals and
fresh water fish, for an indefinite period.
and r streets NV, open Tuesdays through
Saturdays 8 am. to pm, Sundays
to 8 pm; closed Mondays and holidays:
collection OF Byzantine and related arts,
Evening star., 1948-05-10

and K streets NV; informal table sames
club, 8 o'clock, Informal dancing, O'Clock,
and games in gymnasium. $50 o'clock 70.
night
Armed Services YMcA, 1875 q street
NV, music and reading in lounge. Sis
o'clock, swimming and games In gymna.
SUM all day until 9 O'Clock tonight.
Evening star., 1948-05-10

for an indefinite period
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club.
1915 L street NV: lounges library. writ
ing desk, billiard tables, radio.
sylvania avenue NV; free canteen: Open
daily, noon to midnight.
| Penthouse Service Center, seventeenth
Evening star., 1948-09-30
SITUATIONS MEk.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened,
closed monthly service; back E9rk ssa. eapsst
sxpes 5ook. 5ets sa
part. time; tax returns prepaIed, state
msnts aud,ts; reasonable OR .so74.
erty management, claims corrsspondenee,
legislation. desires position offering op-
PBooRkEErpERAccoGNrANr Pso5otRRkisEEr Ga $3.50 desires eve
Write vii Box @ 6o5t Fairlington Station: =.
se4 as shsf Fsadfef speF On
cofkEef e19ff W GRAD, isSnp bus. admin, accts,
,;sh"s vSs atsnns sehoa BSs fnn
CRAFTSMAN. completed architectural
EnfGrf6S1e snfsE 81 ~ HN ana
pqbic ah,Y address or audto appara;tus: WILL
GENERaI GR sssf OFFICE CLERK. "a. expert
ike 1yPns poston Wth reliable lab
PaPER iIi tHi tHHAiNGiER-PAINTER, white. 20 yrs
experience, wants HYs1 work. Call G1LLEY attes
NAN N Nm coioped, 'a age 10, desires work as
porter. dishwasher. bus boy; experienced.
OH ouTsTaNDiNG A BUSINESS EXECUTIVE,
having l5 years experience in sale pro-
motion, Advertising and business genera neral
acquainted, now EMPLOYED; earning well
position With well established firm, or
small company that has possibilities to
secondary, a leader in community, fra
ternal and civic affairs. All INQUIRIES con-
fidentlal. Call MR.. JOHNSON. Elk. 1908
YOUNG MAN. eolored, neat, reliable;
wishes job as ianitor apt bldg; expert
erced; best refs. furnished. Call co,
7277 ask for ASHLEY, u,
UNUSUAL, overseas vet, col grad, teXcel.
grades. also socially active and has com
mon sensel; varied exper., Army cook ms'&
sgt supply off, personnel. selling, dram
public speaking: personable, stron
healthy, eniov meeting people; very b.
90 hrs per Wk ; the unusual welcome
sal open. For appt., FIR. 429l. 2-6 nH.,
anv day i
Evening star., 1948-09-30
SALESMEN.

SALESMAN, 2 orders a week: get you s6s
many of our men, have "a orders in 9
znsf nss sn day. Anss sls nR afd SS 5sRs 26o fsl
FuhsfTuRH Fl II Rfra'aEf saEEsMES experienced sell
ea tons n0Sa Sacked a Se 81 larss sdver5isns. hlsf
earnings, steady employment. Box 29s.
"a Es5asy s0sag Fvoob 15is & ss
SALESMAN. restaurant, eauipment; good
Qualifications. Box 446-x. Star. Il
PERMANENT POSITION - Salary, COM
mission and bonus selling Frigidaire com
mercial refrigeration equipment in the
essential; selected man will be given ad-
tery!ex y appointmeat: Phone De. 2aoo;
have at least private Pilots license
and car Do not apply unless experienced
in selling. Apply in person, ! to 5 only
BIdr'. RGis 1oIG sn1 vermont e su ave. NV. NV" $50
RETAIL FABRICS SToRE-Age 25-4O; do
not apply unless you have retail selling
experience; fabrics experience not neces-
foY as fqGe s.sTy Peik ss psrm St.
WE WILL TAKE into the organization 2
or first class statesmen with proven back,
roofing. plastic tile. storm windows. and
complete kitchen remodeling. We have a
good thing here; what have you got to
Roors Rs5 Sss AsD sh5 sbsd ME dF0c6 co ssa5 AtsS
TELEPHoNE 1EHi PHONE Statesmen. radio features
commission. ST. 6790. 3
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for expert
enced shoe salesman who wants steady
employment with long-established health
shoe store. Good chance for advancement
for the right man. Box 225-A, Star.
ABOVE-AVERAGE EARNINGS for man
who can qualify for sales supervisor and
wholesale dealer in city of Alexandria and
Arlington County, Va: need car; ability
to maintain Headquarters for products
and recruit. train sales force; for inter
view, give age, experience, etc. Write sales
mgr, w. T. RALEIGH CO., Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. good: white; live n with schOol-ass
ii 80 through dinner; sleep out; adults;
5la days. q day of Sat. no Sun s25 and and
Pass ,Ds g. rr, sso gut to 2 2s6 pm otis S"2
GIRL, @coiored, colo desires gh,W. for empI.
couple, fond of children; good cook; refs.
q G1iRL, Ssolorsd, sxpsr-, desires Job as
GIRL. coiored. desires g.h:w, mothers
n refsi s. S''Si' and carfare. ST. 7oIS:
SkL bsS. soose sesS Saes esrd shs D 4s 1s Part
anKi' time! refepeness' e3sGsfe, ~ L.. ss4S. w VI D
GIRL, .c coiorsd' Tin's sa3 asys WORK eHpef'
GIRL. coiored. wants 4 or days work
Tor young couple. Dupont 1856 after.
GIRL, colored. wants sh.w, part time.
to pm. RE 5es7 after pm.
WOMAN, colored, wants night work Of any
kind; cleaning or dishwashins' Ii. sa.' ssss'
WOMAN, colored. wants days work or
DAYS, part time. good worker; best OF
TstssIss' WOMAN. white, wishes cooking and lh.v.
invalid, a;m. gn;il gadl $780, s2s for 5 days;
s,ty WOMAN, AN, coiored' ' With 81 mo .-old child.
wants Job; to live in: local refs; $50.
tSe niorntnS. days . Wk. s05 9th st. e.
WOMAN, coiored. wishes days work. iaun-
dress Phone TW. 1890.
days work; home nights Call co. 1927
DAYS WORK, exper. laundress, SIS and
carfare: or part time, sis and eaTfars.
ifRoNiSG DONE At HOME By exper.
woman. Quick service. IA. 3Sl4. e
clean home, will deliver Experienced
woman also wants part-time work; ref&
DE 5904.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
HELP DOAESTIc.

CHAMBERMATD-N NURSE, settled, colored,
live in; care Of 5-yr.-old child: upstairs
room and bath. other help empioy,sdi rsv re-
highest type acceptable; sl25 per mo.
COOK. nrst,elsss, ghw;; live in: permss. SI "a
local reference required; S35 week CAL
COOK. Expert, and houseworker must live
IS Is n new W with ali conv, Bendix; dishxasher.
aIyeT aS for a'fpasi Pptssent person. w WI ss
c6ok-G.H.W.. white or colored. exper;
only; some laundry, gsndix; live In; so yarn
rm. and bath; refs, health caro- go s-oaS SA'
GooKtGaw., sGIw $40 a week; local refer
ences. Please DO not call unless wiling 70
oook l5cs r ASb oR sss.iHlw.. live in; Christian
scsoSd6kxWoakfNG ssS6 xss5ia Gs f fHoussREKrER Sasa doc
tors country home. Warrenton, vs.: re-
liable persons, character refs. required
egoSRiSSg gdsfhSIE Aab rs 9aw eaaasw in sub. v.rstnis
live in; must es ssper a nne "a hsss s7s, esee
of; automatic washer, help with cooking;
4,,sa ehilarsp s1s1 and invalid IN family SO
Sliso SHws. wsiJ5 Jp5iain cooking; 6h-day wk.; no
wk 3o19 Tennyson st. NV. EM. 3473.
G.HW., experienced; live In; 2 adults, /
child; nice upstairs room; 5h2.day week
no laundry; pleasant surroundlnss' res
G.H.W. AND GOOD COOK, recent local
references required; 6.day week, also every
other Sunday, s25. EX. 3762.
G-HW., cooking, capable. dependable,
settled white woman. Protestant; light
laun.: live in. good home to right party.
Call after 8 pm. AT. 1890, II
GHW. and care of 9 small children: So
days. live in; city reference required; Slo0
per month. I'm. 1888;
GHW., part time, p TO !. Mon. throuxh
Pr; 60c an hour. DE. 1855.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COOK. all around colored, with over
yrs experience: rolls cakes pies r.
Sook@FastTy Sso Ts"' and short orders. pU.
D1iRnESsssMAKNG, design. remod.. alter
EEsIisH EEGT afSG suKsERY TKah wv GopERNEss eP seek
post any capacity in dipiomssftic tast. LAM iamblS
Toud sRanees snas ady 'Af bos 1s4
FRENCH HousEMAID desires position by
age m Children; best references. Box 25o-A'
GIRL, colored. desires work as chamber
maid. hotel or boarding house; good char
acter refs. VI. 6675,
on alteration of mems and women,s suits,
coats and dresses. Call Du. 1929. O.,
GIRL. colored. b.. s; degree. desires pos
tonn tlSn esFihf vi 5aS5 i95 'ni0'eH' Di' a''"
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work. five
eyes week soda fountain or 41a4 reStaurant'
GRADUATE OF Moore. Institute, OF Art.
Philadelphia, is available for fpll-time, or
free-lsnce. work in fashion illustration
NE MEDICAL taA AASsfsTANr or receptionist; ex
pertence in general medical ,ofice routine
between . and 8 pm, NO 1857; j.
rsisrsnee; i've IN csil Chestnut 4s4e; :
and typlng, desires position in doctors S
NURSE, capable of taking care of patient
and home. Semi-invalid or conyalescent
suksE! Sfsf nts n!tGoSERNEss. SERNEss Experienced wishes
position with children, refs. Chestnut
PRRsACTIcAL NURSE, eolored wishes job
nursing. am; an through 9 pm; child5en
RREIscGiEPffoNisT in physiclan's or dentists
ofice, experieneed, in meeting the public
age AT. EN-. 24s1.
SECRETARY. efncient, experienced; with
office manaaement experience; desires per
manent position in pleasant ONCE with
congenial associates. Box 253-A, Star. -
WOMAN experienced, will care for baby
in your home 5 days week: BrightWood
area preferred. SH. $3.50.
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as hotel maid
or charwoman; refs. Call AT. 1924. 80
YOUNG LADY, college graduate, chemls-
try degree, knowledge foreign languages'
desires part-time occupation: no Satur-
YOUNG WOMAN desires part-time work
as an experienced cashier, clerk salesiady
or waitress. Hours. from $50 am. until
$50 pm, five days week, no Saturdays
or Sundays. MI. 6523; 30
WOMAN, colored. nightwork, hotel or
1Stf WasTpp Tf1s BY to doLoRED 81 e H
as elevator operator; reliable and have
CARE ei.E Tor OF YouR CHILD. full or part time;
Il desired Box s46-A. Star.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
HELP MEN AND WoMEh.

CASHIER and cigar clerk, male or female
experienced; good salary; no Sundays;
CHOIR DIRECTOR for Protestant church;
Cook, for o5 people; no drinking; refs
Ieauired; good home and wages. Box
CoUPLE-Man for garden and general
all-around, wife for housework; live in.
PL. 0S72. g
DEMONSTRATORS or salesman with car
for fast-movng speciality. Call Ii. 7915
any morning for interview 80
DISHWAsHER-Good pay. Sundays off,
Apply 2s07 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va;
must be experienced. and do some ty,ping;
$4,000 yearly to start; 5h-day week at
present. Apply in writing to Box 376o,X'
Now is THE TIME to earn $50 to S75
wkly,,; full or spare time Room 1874,
Harrington Hotel. 10 am. to 8 pm.
JUST IN CASE you have not seen our
driye-in for your limousine, you'll find
parking is no trick-and our dyeing S
mighty slick EXQUIsTTT's dyeing Is
beauty from heaven. Call Georgia Nine
Seven Seven Seven
Evening star., 1948-09-30
HElp DOMESTIC icens. , .

SIHa;W,-c9oK; experieneed, 1--we n; >
liable person; references. 81: 1889. Ass
boy one year old and live in with young
couple; mother partially psralyzed but can
care for self small attactlge ssr sna
HoUsEkEEPER. white. middle ased; care
fGF g edsF e a lady ppse qSs eVas rSom two IL
home; references. BOX 13I-D. Star. 80
MAID. for E,h;w.. cooking and laundry;
stay some nights: experienced; ref. re-
sssstsd; sslrsd; steady job for right party. SE.
MAID, exp. s.h.w.. no cooking. Laundry;
MAID, general housework, age 25-35;
iefsbfHfs' shd aunSess ss n 1as Of 'd dss
MAID OR G.H.w. to live in; only, 3 In
family 9SS foe Tads Wns Wsek
SETTLED ExrER. WOMAN. general house
5la days: refs. and health card required:
good home. Box 426-X, Star. =
WOMAN. white, settled, who would Ike
Hobart 9130 after pm.
WOMAN to care for two children; live in.
no ne Objection to | child: ,as sHs 2sa2 80
perieneed IL IN % senerai s e SouseworS nan and COOK
ing; steady work; live in; $40 per week.
Inquire between Q and 9. 2509 14th st. NV.
WOMAN, white or colored. who wants .
good home. free to stay all the time; nice
rccm; experienced in houseworS; nice,
neat ana clean: salary, room and board.
Shady Grove Cabins, Route l. Berwyn, Md,
near Md. Univ. Phone TO. 1856. Is
WOMAN for general housework, care for
2 invalids; room and board; other help
employed. Call CH. 1854. 80
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, to care for!
10-month-o,d baby girl. Ii. 093S. -
colored, settled, for g,h.w.. pm.
WORKING MOTHER viii share house with
widow (white) for care of 2h-yr son;
ARE You AWARE of the advantages Of
working IN Long Island, N Y? A good
job is waiting for a reliable girl; general
housework, no cooking, help with . small
school girls; ample time of; nice personals
ity more important than a hard worker.
For details. call CO: 91SS.
EXCELLENT COOK, general housework;
Bendix; 5i2 days; apt; S25 and carfarei
must have good refs. AD 1896.
laundry, no fancy cooking, no. heavy clean
ing: pleasant corner room, pvt; bath; conv:
location; must be nonalcoholc, fond Of
children and pets; references essential.
EN-. 1871 =
Evening star., 1948-09-30
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPERS, accountants, clerks, tyl
available for afternoon and evening ~
81 ions while attending school. Many a
experienced and majority are veterans
you need part.ti employees. call BIZ
JAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY. emplo
ment service, 400 lGtn ST. NV, Reput.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
HELP MEN.

WANTED, experienced food cost account
ant; good salary, pleasant working condi'
tions. II interested, please write secre-
tary, OFFICERS REcREAT1ONAL CEN.
TER, Camp Lee, Va. giving experience anc
expected salary. 5
Evening star., 1948-09-30
nave Some eXperlence
ward goods See MR..

credit clothing store; ex-
but not necessary: good
permanent. MOSKIN'S,
Evening star., 1948-09-30


ffSxofcR f2ffcgo cIERk I'LL s s.xppeTrienced, for one.
Of large furniture store; some @ knoWiedse ed,
tion, pleasant working conditions, hospi.
talzation and paid vacations. AppIy II
person, M , HUM Humphrey, G HOUSE n0I hnE' = ~
KITCHEN SUPERVISOR for we'll est tablishet
restaurant; food production experi IN ei.nei sife
afy sanasssd eRpecssd and d'1 refs. Box 4ex star
LABORATORY APPRENTICE, h. $ grad
Clinical dfnf iaborstory cali tor aDpt.. Ma
LADY, attractive, capable, under 40, with
a pleasing personality, to represent a ma
tionally known line of cooking utensils
Attractive Salary, vacations with pay. 5,
6aserTsd 6ay Tsfk cs Ex 1851 or
iis-yr. old baby. and keep house. IN return
for room. board and salary: Apply to Mr.
~ bs kennees eesssd Sd Tor oT counter and
waitress work in soda bar. luncheonette
beer 4s-hr week. var9qs p SHIFTS sfss s9oS
MARRERs RfHR s9f ANb rAssssoRrERs te,. expert
9sss cosdEss ss0a ASpR HSEf4s pa an9 s ARD
MAssEUsE. permanent position. EN-
4.34T. SUNDAY, LII. s1DlD Neehudsss
MILLINERY SALESLADIES - Excellent
proposition; steady position. KNIckER-
MiLIINERY sALEsWoMEN. experiences
full or part time. Apply JELLEFFS; 1914
1920 st. NV, personnel ONCE. 7th hoor
NURSE, graduate; admitting ofhcer; typina
essential; alternate shifts. 10 am; "a
On :Pd Doies sSs PM aE T. 4s6S zs ss'ssa
NURSES AIDES foe medical clinic; ex.
above average scholastic record. 5a-dsy
40-hour week; s1,750 per year; ! month;
vacation medical coverage. ST. 1924. Il
OFFICE CLERK, experienced, some typins
and simple bookkeeping: no Sundays. Ap-
DIV Miss Conway, WASHINGTON RES
TAURANT ASSOCIATION, 2003 Eye st.
OFFICE CLERK. knowledge OF shorthand
| for national association. Phone MI. 6622
PIX OPERATOR TYPIsT, experienced;
permanent position. 5-day, 40-hour week
| 20th CENTURY-Fox FILM CORP g32
PRIyATE SECRETARY. rapid dict.tior
| and typing, 5Ia-day VIZ. opport- for per.
! SON desiring responsibility: pref. resident
ne. section. Call Mr.. JOHN for appt.
AT l4OQ, -
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
HEALTH NURSE COMING

Word has been recei ived here that a new Health Nurse is to arrive the first part of February. She is Miss Ruth Zies. Ruth is a popular name for Health nurses in the Mat janus ska Val ley. Ruth Havenor came here to fill that post in the fall of 1944 When Miss Havenor resigned to become Mana ger of the Hospital, Miss Ruth Clemet son, nov Mrs. zeile, replaced her. Miss Vega Clark replaced Mrso zeile after she vas marr jed last year, Nov re go back to the Rth's again uhen Miss Ruth zies arrive S. Mrs. zeile ras Health nurse again after Miss Clark left, but resigned as soon as
 school e. xans were completeo
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
AUXILIARY MEETING fN MAZE
 HOME

The Legion Auxiliary is minus a meet ing place s ince the former rooms are be ing converted into an apartment Tor the Matt Perkins family. This vas formerly made
 into an ap artIaent and later converted into meeting quarters for the Axil iary. The :lo5ting this ueek -ill be at the home of lrs. Jack Maze, Secretary Of the Mxi1 iary Tho Legion will also have to find anot her meeting place. This question zil1 como up at | he ir meet ing this week.
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
EARS OPEN AGAIN

Alter be ing closed since midnight on De- cember 3l, the Bars in Palmer are agadn open for business. Trey were opened again the first part of this ueek after the hear ing Uas he Id be fo re Judge Kehoe in Dietrt g Court. The appli cation for he issuance Of a license to the Shamrock Bar uas temp orart1y -ithdraun unt il the si ignatures of all partners could be secured.
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
HOSPITAL NOTfS

ADMITTED:
 Hrs. Victor Talk, IT. of Palmer; Lester syren of Anchor age; Hrs. Etta Larrich, Anchorage; Hrs. Jack Leek, 0a1mer; Yrs. Gavin Young, 0alrer; ITS. Herbert caul- kins, almer; Will ian 2arnhardt, Palmer; Yrs. Irwin 7litt, 7almer; Tavern Lindsey, Palmer; rayne ,'cDonald, 7olmer; Jimmy secondchief; Hrs. James "ilson, Palmer. HOSPITAL I'D
 Yrs. Todd, ITS. :. '. Depriest, Hrs. Thomas C..rter and infant daughter, Yrs. Claude Carroll, Nrs. Joseph LcSor and infant son, Yrs. Harry Duff, and Herbert TciN
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
DIS ISSED

ITS. aurin sr.jth, A1 ioo Merritt, Joannc Frank, Lester Syren, Jimmy secondchief, Wayne l-cDonald, Tavern Lindsey, Mrs. Herbert Caul kins.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Bond Market Uneven;
Some Carrier Issues
Attract Support
ey the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The bond
markets short session today showed
little activity, excepting in few
railroad loans.
Continuing its 1oafing tendencies,
it ran up a volume of 100000, COM
pared with $1,132,000 last Saturday
Prices were mixed and narrow for
the most part. A few rails and in
dustrials, however, advanced by
around a point or two.
United States Rubber 25ss moved
up 2as to 94ss, Atlantic g. Danville
second As advanced two points to
3S12 and Katy adjustment SIS went
ahead 2& to 7034.
Among the most pronounced Of
the declines was Florida East Coast
SIS. which fell is to 57A.
The foreign dollar list was dull,
but Brazilian liens were up as much
as two points.
Federal List at Standstill.
There was no activity in United
States Governments. but it was the
Treasury issues that made news in
the market this week.
The first interruption in a steady
upward trend in Government bonds
since the election cropped up Thurs
day. The setback was slight and
dealers attributed it to proit-taking
and a natural reaction after a
two-week advance.
Some market observers believed
reports of liquidation by the Fed
eral Reserve Banks, designed to
keep the advance under control,
acted as check on the advance
Prior to the easing tendencies, the
Federal Reserve Banks reported
that the week ended Wednesday was
the first in some time that they
had been able to cut holdings of
Government securities.
The strong market for Treasures
and demand for short term issues
had resulted in a decrease in all
types OF Government securities in
the Reserve Systems portfolio ag-
gregating $214,OOO,OOO.
Just prior to the election weekly
purchases OF such securities by the
Reserve had been as high as $780,
100000.
1t was just about year after the
Reserve System began an official
price support policy for Government
bonds, during which it purchased
more than $4,000, 100000 worth.
Among the heftiest of the weeks
new financing was Northwestern
Bell Telephone Co.'S $6O,OO0, 900 of
new 81 % 31-year debentures. They
were reported selling at a premium
a few hours after they were placed
on the market. The unofficial quo
tation was 1921 bid, up nearly
point from the offering price of
lO1ss.
There was at least one big issue
coming up in the week ahead. Due
to come up Tuesday is New York
City Housing Authoritys 3,816, 900
issue.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
| Bank Will Serve
Tea toCustomers
From 4 to 6P.M.
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 20-Why not
drop in at the bank for a cup OF
tea? That is, the East River Sav"
ings Bank in the New York f1nan.
cial district.
The bank issued formal invita-
tions today to its depositors and
business houses.
It will serve tea on the next six
Monday afternoons from to 6 pm.
The bank hopes "the pleasant
thought of a cup to cheer one In
wintry weather" will attract some
of the customers who now crowd in
mainly during the noon rush hour.
The bank will also open daily at
8:45 am. to care for some custo-
mers on the way to workout At
that hour, no tea.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Cotton Textiles Steady,
But Volume Is Small
BY the Asseeiotsd Press


NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-The cotton
textile market was steady during
the past week, but the sales volume
was only moderate.
The principal demand was for
print cloths for the balance of the
year. The popular 80-square print
moved up to 2OA cents yard from
the 2O-cent 1s48 low it reached in
the previous week.
There was some interest in bag
sheetings and Osnaburgs and some
selling was done through January
and February next year. A better
demand cropped up for some twill
numbers.
The wool goods market was quiet.
The mems wear division continued
dull. Mills were thinking in terms
of the fall and winter season and
! few new orders for spring lines were
anticipated.
Merchants hoped that substantial
retail inventories Of clothing would
be whitfield down this winter and
next spring. However, there was
talk of considerable promotion sales
on suits and coats to cut the inven-
tories down.
Rayon goods were in poor demand
and prices were easier in the second
ary market.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
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