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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-01-01

1881.
With minutes remaining and
the score at 28-all, Art Louie dunk
ed o foul shot. but Reginald ASA
ka, little Hawaiian fireball. coun-
tered with a lay-in. Ray Oyama
added two more for the Islanders
with minutes to go. Phil Mar
then sank a left-handed push for
Cathay, but Aisaka made good
free toss to put the margin at 1891.
with 1870 seconds left. Hawaii
managed to control the ball until
the clock ran out.
Phil Mar p layed a brilliant
bangrup game for the losers, while
Oyama and Aisaka stood out for
Hawaii.
Quarterly scores were $40, 1915,
2a-26, 1891.
Scoring. follows: HAWAII t30-
Kiriu 6, Odo 4, Asato 2, Aisaka Z.
Komatsu 2, Oynna o, Terada /.
5himomura 2, Sugi. Teranishi;
CATHAY (S1)--J. B. Chin, Louie 8.
p. Mar IA. VIII Chin, Fung 8, r.
Wong, II. Wong 4. A. Mar 4.
Officials: Len Yandle and Hal
McNeese.
GAME NO. 0
Featuring the inspired playing Of
TAX Hiyama and John Okamoto,
the Chicago Husl,ies came back
strong Sunday morning to eliminate
the Berkeley Nissei from the tour
|ney, 1925. The win put Chicago
in the consolation finals.
It was Chicago all the way, but
Ben Takahashi kept the Califor-
mans in the ball game during tn.
early stage with his :,ne shooting.
The second half was a walk-away
for the Windy boys.
With Okamoto and Yosh Saka-
uye effectively guarding high-scor-
ing John Oshida and Hiro TIiguchi,
the Nissei simply couldn't do
thing.
Quarterly scores were: TT. 1912.
1920, 1925.
Scoring follows: CHICAGO (4O
-Okamoto II. Okubo, Nishimura 2,
Sakauye 2, Uchioa, Hiyama %,
Yoshida. Taguchi 2. .Katsuyama,
Hosokawa; BERKELEY coy.
Sano Q, Takahashi IL, Takeshita,
H. sano 8. Yoshimine. Yonekura 5,
T. Scno, Higashi I, Oshida.
GANIE-NO. 10
Seattle met Seattle In this tilt,
which NvC's All-Stars 5qleezed Ca
thay Post. 1915, to win a billing IN
the consolation finals.
The Nisei jumped to an early lead
and held 1t all the way. with quar-
terly scores reading: To, 1877. ITO
and 1915.
Sighting Cathay's wealness-lack
of reserve straightforward Stan
Karikomi kept pumping fresh men
into the fracos, never laxng the
sustained drive. But the Chinese
hung on tenatiously like a batter
ed mauler.
Joshua Hata and Heat Heyamo-
to played a hcady game for the VIC
tors. while the AL Mar-Phil Mar
HOWE Wong-Art Louie combination,
which ordinarily plays sparkling
ball, looked stale from too much
basketball.
Scoring follows: NVC d9)-Hata
S, Kurimura, J. Fulfil I, Heyamoto
2. Fujino 4, Yoshida. Okazah l,
Ogishima, Kinoshita Z, Suzuki 2.
8. Full, Yasuda: CAT1IAY d5)-
H. Wong s, r. Wong. A. Mar 4.
Wilbur Chin. Furg 2. Louie. p. Mar
1, ]. B. Chin, Willie Chin 3.
GAME NO. II
Consolation Finals)
Highpouched TAX Hiyania put OH
a one-mln exhibition on how to
play the center position. as cour-
ageous, fighting Chicago Husky
casaha machine rolled over seattle's
NvC five. %s.27. to cop the conso-
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GAME NO. 10
Championship Finals)

competition In
cagers that gave
the whole tour
hamerlt.
During the frs
half, the I e a d
changed 8 times
and the tear..,
NJ n - N ~ n " a ~
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lation award in the s-day All-Ori-
entail Tournament.
After slow first quarter, In
which the lead changed four times,
Hiyama opened for four successive
baskets midway In the second car.
to and the whole Chicago club res
pondeA to the beat. Hiyama wes
boiling. That was the CHE. for an
|all-out offensive centered around
Highpockcts. When H,yaina was
forced to leave the contest with
nose bleed, with four minutes still
remaining in the last qlaster, he
had gathered total of 20 points.
Yosh Sakauyc, John Okamoto
and Girl Taguchi also looked sharp
out on the court for the console ton
champs. while Joshua Hata and
Heat Heyamoto were the best Sc
attic could present.
Scores by quarters were: I'LL,
z4-l6, 34-zl, 45-27.
How they scored: CHICAGO (4O
-okamoto 8, Sakauye 8, T. Nishi-
mura 8, Uchida, H,yama 26, Tagu-
Chi, Katsuyama. Yoshida, Hosoks-
wa 4, okubo; NvC (sD-Hata 7,
Kurimura, okazad. I. Nishimura /,
Fujino S, Yoshida, J. Fulfil S, Yasu-
da, S. Fulfil 1, oglshima 2, Hcyamo-
to S, Suzuki. Kinoshita /.
GAME NO. IL
Championship Finals)
San Francisco Chinese took the
tourney championship by beating
the Hawaiian Nisei All-Stars, 49-43.
Sunday afternoon. But the score
does not tell the whole story. for
1t was the go for broke" Hawaiian
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Hustlng members Of the Hawaii An-Stars heavily
favored San Francisco tough championship
battle Of the first
last Sunday In Seattle college gym full
waans stage final victory
the hnese 4s-43. members with
George Ishhara and Stanley Kudo coach neens
Only missing 8 Shimomura
-Courtesy Of Cathay Post lse
And Nisei Veterans Comnttse
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Stocks Drift Lower;
Strike Has Little
Effect on Markets
By Victor Eubonk
Associated Press fineneisI Writer


NEW YORK, Mar. 2e.-Moderate.
ly easier tendencies prevailed In to.
days stock market, although rea
weakness was q rarity.
Dealings slowed after the opening
There were minor interruption,
caused by the long-threatened strike
of financial employees, but operation,
of both the stock and curb exchanges
were by brokers described as "abou,
normal"
While scattered plus signs re.
manned near the fourth hour, de-
clines Of fractions to a point or sc
were well distributed.
Further professional profit cashins
on the recent recovery again was 8
restraint. Skeptics regarding labor
disputes, disturbing international af.
fairs and the domestic economy
held aloof or trimmed accounts.
Bidding still was predicated OF
the outlook for big defense spend.
ing, approval Of the European Re.
lief Program and final passage o,
the tax cut bill.
Occasional resistance was dis.
played by Youngstown Sheet, Gen.
eral Motors, Deere, Boeing, Johns.
Manville, Twentieth Century Fox
Warner Bros. and Chesapeake &
Ohio.
Backward most of the time were
United States Steel, Chrysler
Southern Pacific, Union Pacific
International Harvester, Douglas
Aircraft, North American, Phelps
Dodge, Du Pont. Union Carbide
Allied Chemical, American Woolen
international Paper, Pepsi Cola and
General Electric.
Bonds were narrow.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Mar. 80 Pl.-with the Gov
ernment backing away from current cash
prices, wheat futures sagged today on the
Board OF Trade. The slump in wheat car
ried corn and oats lower, although the
latter grain showed some resistance to
the downturn.
Private wire reports from Kansas City
said the Commodity Credit Corp ONCE
there was not willing to pay current asking
prices for wheat. Wheat advanced around
Is cents last week. and the cCC started
backing away from the market last Sat-
urday.
AZ noon wheat was 1h-3A lower, May
ssH osts sGsn weTs wss iower to %sy 4ssr MY MY
ana soybesns were hisher, May 3 50;
latter part of last week were small. The
agency announced 1t took $4,000 bushels
13S, 10000 bushels At kansas City si and
so 900 bushels at Chicago.
Private cables from Europe said some
countries were in need Of moisture to
look. However. the lack OF moisture has
not, assumed serious proportions. 1t was
said
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar. 30 LP.-Cotton fu-
lures were firm in active dealings today
Heavy trade buying in the old crop months
featured the market. with the buyina
credited partly to export business, possibly
for China and Germany.
Further short covering and outside buy
ing were stimulated by prospects that
the House would pass the foreign aid bill
BY midweek and that the measure would
be finally enacted by early April. There
was 4 good deal of switching from May
into later months, with certificated cotton
stocks moving UP to new high Of 99,s3s
bales.
. bals higher than the previous close
May $500. July 4.62 and October 81 so
Evening star., 1948-03-29
n. 7. Bond Market
sRlscrES ias Ifsr A'sis'1sss 81 issuEs. Ess''

ICC StL IS 63 A 95k
Int @ N 1st6s52 56i4
IntHydroEl6s44 62zs
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Lou G&E 3has661o7LA
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MKT 1st 4s90. -
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Evening star., 1948-03-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Mar 20 1P.-Foreign Ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol.
lars, others in cents):
kst 10K per cent discount or $3.50 United
States cents. UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain, 4.03A. un'
itsis Mreh S1.a cen.
.OO1745; February. .O01145: Sweden
tkrona), 27.S5, unchanged Switzerland
r.ns, tsommerciaD: SS4o qnehanged insa e d.
unbalanced; Brazil, free. $50, UNCHANGED
Mexico, 2O.62. unchanged
Evening star., 1948-03-29

WORLD BANK
IntBR&D 3s72 - IA.
IntBR&D23457 q - o
NEW YORK CITY
IS so 1ozHS
FOREIGN 2:Jo
Australia IS IS eohS
Australia 3h4s56 e7N
Canada As so 1ol
Chile 6s 60asd = 2lh
Copenh 4hs S. STA
Denmk 6hs IS 67A
ItalPuU 1-3s II leA
Met Wat 6las50 1914
Norway AIS b6- 70A
Peru 1st 6s 90 : Is
Urag aj 4hs 70. -
DOMESTIC ESQ
| AmHF p bs2O3O s3h
Am T&T 2As57 1o0A
Am T&T 2sAs61 lo4
Am T&T 2MsS6 ooM
AmTobacco3s62 lO1h
A T 8 r As 95 1zoM
Att c A L 3s4s631o3ss
Balt&O Ohio5s75B 30
Balt&Oh 5sM96 59N
B&O CIV 4la2O1O @oA
Can Pac As perp @
Cent Ga cn5s45 Ah
CenPac lst4s49 1o3A
Cn RR NJ 5s 81 AZ
coo gas 96 D 1o5ss
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ChiI&L inc4ss3 5eh
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Clev On TT 5s73 1o2N
CleveUT4h SIT 81
Ccmwl Ed IS n 1o3
Del Lk&W in93 59h
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&c As SO ------ 96M
&c IF As 55----1 1ooiA
Evening star., 1948-03-29
B. & 0. February Net
Far Above Year Aqo;
Pennsy Has Loss
By Edword c. Stone

Net income of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad for February tota1ed
$4l2,753 against $64,6l4 a year ago
an increase of $348. 8.139, 1t was an
nounced today.
Net operating revenues of $29, ,562.-
923 showed a gain of $3,S19, ,055
Operating expenses OF $25,050,6 $40
we're $3,117,235 higher than last year
Operations for two months of 194s
resulted in a net income OF 81 1885,
159. an improvement S237, SIS over
1947.
The Pennsylvania Railroad re-
ported February deficit of $685.
231 compared with deficit Of $4,-
774818 a year ago. Railway oper-
ating income showed a deficit of
$255 ,240 as compared with deficit
of s2,6ss, 1923 in February a year ago
In the two months, a deficit OF
$2,282 1888 represented an improve
ment from $5.700, ,622 deficit in the
like 1947 period.
Bank Loans Up Sharply.
The Richmond Reserve Banks
latest review reports that during
1947 the loans of member banks
increased by $287 ,o00, 600, or Is pei
cent, from the end Of 1916. The
national gain was % per cent.
Total loans on February 1S, 8
later review stated. we're Sill 1888 ,00t
ahead of the same date last year
Business. agriculture and reaI
estate loans were all higher. De-
mand deposits we're higher; time
deposits down.
January failures in the Fifth Dis
trict numbered six for $50, ,00C
against five a year ago involving
liabilities of $4,000. Net sales OF
l99 wholesale firms in January
average per cent above the first
month of 1s47. Retail furniture
sales in Washington gained 2 per
cent.
Strike Causes Little Delay.
Brokers in the New York Stock
Exchange Offices here said the strike
of Exchange employees had caused
but little inconvenience. The Trans
lux was operating steadily. New
York brokers have to get their
quotations from the Exchange board
as the strike closed the regular
quotation system. This caused some
delays.
Christian A. Herter, chairman of
the House Committee on Foreign
Aid, and F. j. Emmerich, vice chair
man of the New York Board OF
Trade, head long list of speakers
who will conduct forum meetings
here April 1923 on American
Business in Latin America
Thomas j. Groom has arranged
an important meeting of workers
for the coming Savings Bond drive
at the Mayf1ower Hotel, next Fri
day noon
o. K. La Rogue has assumed his
new duties as member of the
Home Loan Bank Board, following
recent Senate confirmation of
President Truman's appointment.
Shippers Plan Conference.
The Atlantic States Shippers Ad-
visory Board will hold the 18th
annual meeting in Syracuse. N. Y,
on April 7 and 8. The District,
Maryland and Virginia will be
represented. The program includes
a forecast of second quarter car
loadings. ~ =
Robert L. Lefevre, for ten years
manager of the Washington office
of the Scott Paper Co., has been ap-
pointed marketing manager of the
General Electric X-Ray Corp. in
Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Business Briefs

Steel Mill Operations scheduled
for the current week were reduced
to 8949o of capacity, indicating pro-
duction of 1911 400 net tons-Amer-
ican Iron g. Steel Institute. Figures
last week were 95.79o and 1,725,000
tons; q month ago. 94.69o and 1,705,-
100; year ago, 95.4eo and 1859 400
Continuation of the coal strike was
the major factor.
Dine and Dance Business Is on the
skids, according to a price survey
conducted by the managing director
of Chicago's Bismark Hotel. Nearly
third of the eabarets not owned by
hotels have had to close down and
hotels will have to follow suit he
declared. The 900 cabaret tax
was blamed.
The Paper Industry will Spend a
record $400,000,000 to overcome
machinery shortages this year, pre-
dicted Richard H. De Mott, vice pres
ident of SKF Industries, Inc. He
forecast a 1s48 output of $4,000, ,00c
tons, a gain of 100000 from 1947
Campbell Soup Co. has purchased
the V-8 food products business from
Standard Brands, Inc, including the
Loudoun Packing Co. plant and a
new Canadian plant at Chatham
Ontario.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
hauled a record volume Of freight
In 1947 and earned q net income Of
S35 5,387,327 or S444 a share, in.
cluding the merged Pere Marquette
VS.. 28,372,066 or s3.55 In the pre-
vious year.
Reading Co. revenues in 1941
reached an all-time high of $1l6,.
760,O42, a gain of 15.1fe from 1916
but net of s8,215,649 was less thar
a third the total for 1923, the com.
pany's most prosperous year. Me-
was well above $4,594,491 in 1946
however
Corn Products Refining Co. earned
$l7037,979 or $6.06 in 1947 VS.. sl3,'
623679 or SAT- in the previous year
Time, Inc, net income for 1947 wa
$7,432,824 or $7.73 VS.. $4,007 ,024 o.
$411 in 1916.
Curtis Publishing Co. earned S.,
07s,425 in 1947, after reserve of $3.50,
900 for inventory losses, VS.. s4,034,
1876 in the previous year.
General Aniline g. Film Corp. ne
for 1947 was s3,333,250 or $4.55 VS.
$3188,895 or s4.35 in 1916.
Gorham Mfg. Co. earned 81 1904 "a
or s1491 in IL months ended Janu
ary 81 VS.. $2,594,5o7 or 1881 In tn
previous year.
Gamble -Skogmo, Inc, profit 70
1e47 was $2,245,558 or 81 cents VI
s6.77S,S50 or $2.78 in 1916.
Union Asbestos e. Rubber c.
earned s1,223,41s or SAT in 1s47 VI
S532, 1852 or SLIP in the previous yea,
Woodall Industries, Inc, profit fc
six months ended February 20 Wa
S582, ,298 or $1.30 VS.. $755, ,295 or $l.7
q year earlier.
Rexan Drug, Inc, earned $1,760
GOT or so cents In 1947 VS.. $4,04s, ,4c
or $1.16 in the previous year.
Thermoid Co. net for 1947 ws
1868 ,468 or s1.21 VS.. ss53, 1877 or $l.l
in 1946.
Sweets Co. of America earne
4797.134 or $500 in 1947 VS.. $7l2,3;
or $2.70 in the previous year.
Segal Lock & Hardware Co. nj
for 1947 was 1921 1881 VS.. $147,319
1916.
Horn g. Hardart Co. earned 81
831 ,435 or $500 in 1947 VS.. $2,027 81
or 1897 in the previous year.
Laclede Gas Light Co. net fl
is47, was $2,073,275 or IS cents v
tl,906,514 or 10 cents in 1916.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Chicuao Livestock

CHICAGO, Mar. s9 09 fUSDA.-Sa
able hogs $500; total, S,7o0; slow. uneven
but sensrally steady to s5 hisher with
pounds; sows around 2s higher: bulk good
and choice l10-240 pound 22.25-3 90, top
400 pound, .ooo-2I 90; 3s5-4OO pound,
s6se,5SS pornd 1S 81 55;l5S; fsT 1890
calves 400, total 400: steers and heifers
m;odsr.tely active early; steady to SO
STEADY st,,s ts IS hishsr; closed slow. .xess:
29.0O; several loads choice 1.226-l 800
hsef. tor Egg ESQ sns or 'hSss tSas:
loads snoies Golersdos; Go 81 spIinklins sood
medium sssTnsS ,17;s5-ao: 90; Gamers and
heavy bulls, $3.50; few choice veaiers,
e e .09-Ss. o .09; medium and good vealers,
salable sheep 5000. total 5000: slaugh-
ter lambs moderately active, steady; eight
loads good and choice fed woelsd lambs
mostly good grade. u so; load good and
choice 9s pounds shown lambs with No :
pelts, 5000: load common to medium ewes
held above ~ 90.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Odd-Lot DeuIinas
BY the Associufsd Press

sion reported today these transactions
by customers with odd-lot dealers or
specialists on the New YORK Stock Ex.
involving 1852 shares; 4,1f6 sales In.
volving 120. .267 shares including 80 short
sales involving l 1875 shares.
For March -. 2,302 purchases in.
volving 67,407 shares; 2.060 sales In.
volving 57.425 shares including IS short
sales involving 567 shares.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Richmond Livestock

RICHMOND, Va. Mar. 80 P.-Hoss
market not established early.
Fridays top, 20.25.
Cattle-Early trade slow on light to
moderate supply: undertone slightly weak
er on some classes: good slaughter steers
auotable UP to $3.50; medium grade
mostly 22.OO-24 90: few lots canner and
cutter cows. 12.O0-1450; medium beef
cows; 150O-ls.0O. and good grade, 1900
81 90; heavy sausage bulls auotable 16 So
1900; medium, IA .0O-16.O0; good beef
heifers EQUITABLE 19.O0-23:pO: vealers barely
steady: good grade. 2S.5D-2900: extreme
top. 5000. for strictly choice; medium,
% .00-27.00 thin. 1s00-23.O0
Evening star., 1948-03-29

Packard Motor Car Co. promoted
Fred w. Adams to advertising
manager.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 lP.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. Record. able.
Regular.
Carpenter Paper Doc 81 6-1O
Cent Ohio 1t & Pw--40c q Al Ais
Dayton Rubber -30c - 4-12 4-26
VanA6ium Corp Am25c 4-12 4-20
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Capital Securities

The following bid and asked prices are
obtained from the National Association of
but are unoficiai They do not represent
| actual transactions. They are intended
as. guide to the approximate range
been sold INDICATED bv the bidl or bought
INDICATED by the asked at the time of
compilation 12 noon, Friday. Origin of
nNata tim furnished
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Peninsuiar Telephone Co. declared

Peninsular Telephone Co. declared
three quarterly dividends of 62h
cents share each, payable July /.
October l, this year and January /,
1949. Previous payments were so
cents quarterly plus year-end
extra of so cents.
National Can Corp. earned $685.
657 or 80 cents in 1947 VS.. a deficit
of $93,870 in the previous year.
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Washington Exchange
RAV.RR

Garfnckel com-10 at Is.
Potomac Elee Pow $50 pfd "A"-1o .
Union Trust co-4e At 3sh.
Fotomae Elee Pow com-4A at 1871.
qarfnckel 4h% pfd-1O at 2oh.
POTOMAC Elec Pow com-100 at 13h, 81
Potomac Elec Pow $50 pfd "s"-1o /.
AN.
Pot Elec Pow com-5O at 1874. so a
13s4, 80 at 1874, 80 at 1874
Pot Elec Pow $50 pfd "B''-25 at 44M,
Garnnckel 41aec pfd-4O at 2oh.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Evening star., 1948-03-29

WORLD BANK
IntBR&D 3s72 - Ia
IntBR&D21457 - o
Evening star., 1948-04-14
SITUATIONS MEk.

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,ss ioe olo1e5 p5 ssSts work as truck driver;
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fITsE fpaTsTEh fIee s.S, 70 ',sts V. d..ri.
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students elerss typisfs y. no9srsgps soy spssrnoon,
$sss %ssRBs Bsr:ss and iSssya Hsr1 si sPRsi
W. ;se5ss = 81 as;i:: Can 9itsss ~ III W.
nAni'n sEns MAJOR S = ssj; s. years q ..p ii syns;
french; desires hard work good salary.
ssTEKAS seT 2SI wants s job as electrician transs
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Young MAN tveteran) "a Yrs. old, DE-
sires Job as guard. Best Of refs. can N.
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having 90 years business and executive
fnowIedse; dynamic personality. neat: ea3
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Is 90 In my personal employ would hke
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Evening star., 1948-04-14

FASHION ARTIST for lead
ing agency, topnotch accounts; must be
RRoTDf aeENcS eos sFnf nth aPss a.
ALTERATION WOMEN wanted ss|,.s, a; ,6ss onss:
E0od cdns5 ttsF snd nM 1885
tronic ho eaiipmsnt, Tor small expandlinas :
Of N'ls wiring and soldering an asset; excel,
phone. See Mr.. KAUFMAN. oils Brook
Ss ia nans. Hs and
dent dent ps1sen szssl i5sBE sna 8 gs
AUDITOR CONTROLLER of high caliber
salary, hours and exper. Box 44s-T. Star
BAKERY CLERK. young girl. white, ,ex-
z oa day sun. ma and d all day Mon Apply sl4
BakEky Bath si 81, sxLEseIRL, must be sxperisnced
white: $50 wk. to start; all dayworE; no
Sundays; meals and uniforms furnished.
ksaPRERY saPRlEE 4 shfEsIAbEsExDer Fl 81 5E only,
work in Bethesda Good opportunity foi
Rspo Fs, pPAsrRy APR sHoP i9 9es od
BEAuTicIaN. tIsI IT experienced operator; s.
day wk salary d and commisss9bb. nm s53b st Apply
MYRA BEAUTY SHor' o'' 1-'H e1b
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be hair stylist
GARRETT PARKER HA1RSTYLiSTS, s4ot
Georgis ave. Silver Spring; Md. ID
lion. Formerly connected with electrical
industry would be helpful. BOX 1905, star
sooKKEEpER's ASSISTANT, some dieta;
tion and typipr; general once aide; $40
per week to start. 5-day week, RE 3SZs'
nooKKEyprNe MACHINE operator, Rem
in9fon rand, Experienced; 5h-day week
permanent position; Bethesda once. Ses
Mr.. FREEDMAN. I725 Bethesda sasse'
Bethesda, Nd. -zz
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