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Evening star., 1948-04-04
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Evening star., 1948-04-04

SANDWICH-STEAM TABLE MAN-Expe-
rienced. Apply 6404 Georgia ave. n.w.-4
SECRETARY to steamship executive; ex-
100 plus, tipping 70 plus; pleasant per-
sonality, good memory for detail: age 25t
35; give full particulars. Box 297-S, Star.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

in, with limited club
, experience. to be An
For q appointment, call
Evening star., 1948-04-04

man. SAcGMAA S1n&2SS' c~1~
sifi sTENSGRaPHER-w.sh. 6s RGaIPiHsER-wh ONCE lse. auto
mobile manufacturer desires services youns
po1sunss aa aRseF to9 ~
salary expected. education: experience
sffEN5snAFaEkss sff sts Fox clerk
opport. for person familiar with automo-
ss tss ySrk rpr;n pssfsr PIE RfTion 0sFnssr Ts
slEwxsDs jill xiETsnt tAsssTAKr ssfs in lars. eouner,
club In nearby Virginia; starting salary
so sssrs @ 5ss anssGteesH cH fe5 So sos
weeks. BECKERs LEATHER GOODS Co,
sTockxooa ~ ( q NJ CLERK for m.nuf.eturtns
plant; should be familiar with machine
shop materials and capable Of handling
nlsass s0Is H. ssz fGs5 ARsT Man
OF TECHNOLOGY. College Park. Md. --S
STOCK CLERk-Rsrmsnent position with
exesi' sxe' esininss. "M. HAfaN q So.' OLD
STOCK sfea (. chEiK. for mems furnishing. store;
exper. pref: good opportunity. NATIONAL
sHaHT s4RGcTHsai FhoI II ENEiNEas or structsr.
drsftsman wanted BY local consulting en-.
gineer's ONCE for part-tine work or fun.
own slMs' design: sign state EDUCATION. @ esper.. ass
spi Sur. r. ior downtown % 20 Once bids.: must b.
eap.eis Of minor .t.r. 5sp#sirs #
sHtEiiNrfNbrsf H hsH ss ssff building construction
experienced In garden apt. house constr
Job in Wash. suburb: good salary to right
man. Write full particulars. Box 406-S.
sUPERLNTENDENTs and principals-A
few openings for the summer vacation
paying auaiiied persons 81 600 TO 81 500:
selling and servicing the new Comptons 5.
Give fun information about self for con-
tidential personal interview. r =. COMP
TON q CO., Suite .731, Southern Bldg,
H:n6fhnaRRsnsaaaR :nfnR snsaaaRkhrTP h p cssHIEas ts,. oyer 1s;
| refs REQ. Apply MR.. LEVIN, Monday 6-e
pm, 3439 Bennink I'd. ne. -
sober; references required; 30 to 40 years
Apply 1915 7th st. NV, End Moor. -
TIE CMANGEk, good seiary 70 faet. ex-
st. NV. -l0
Evening star., 1948-04-04

engineer; poDGE HOTEL 20
Stn class Eniss over ss
salary; must be skillful with tools Apply
to4 pm, Mon. through Fri, Rm. 4os,
ENGiNEER. sales. with large manufaetur-
ing concern, recent graduate, specializing
In In. ens tr :na sna e9 ,s sS9Gn s1.
background and salary expected unusual
eIpportYnity eI. fos .sS,vancemsnt; s,.. car essen
ESeNEEk; espasis Of taking complete
FAX HOTEL. 21oo Mass. ave. NV. Ho.
ESTIMATOR. experienced in general build
ing construction to take full charge Of
position oeasion
MARYLAND. State qualifications, experience,
salary reauirements, date available. Box
ExPERiEsSsc;ED CouNTERMAN-Appaly D.
e; DINER, lloo Vermont ave. NV. -
E1fHEIENoEP nH TEE sHIeE MAN Eantss s BY ths
TasiMsEsh: Ann white Or solcssa, ed q tenant T., 2. ,.
terms 70 right party. a. G: WHEscHE
Mitchellyille. Nd. on Enterprise I'd.
aSas cSUFLf HSU1s Ssss on country estate. woman
dairy aai5y NC ereP: sood s.l.ry house eIse
FARM HAND, white. experienced with
traetor; 500 month: house, garden and
I'M Ss9K; szP:1 r. Aggl, .ss n person sEn
ST.. Alexandria. Va. -5
FIELD ENGINEER, experienced in sub
division. land survey and layout Of utili.
ties: permanent position. Box 305-S Star
nnarcisl institution; prefer single man
20-25 yrs; beEinners' position with plan.
ned program of advancement; job with
variety; We provide automobile Give full
particulars 1st letter. Box sell. Star. *
FILLING STATION ATTENDANT, white
20 cents an hour to BEGIN; steady employ
ment with advancement. aall GE. 1855
between and 8.
FLOOR SANDER, experienced, with tools
rood nay, steady work. Cali between s and
pm. NJ. MORRIS, sH. 2277. 4
FOREMAN (machine shop) for small elec.
tronic manufacturer. experience required
In supervisinG small congental group ol
employees and processing medium or small
production quantities; excellent opportunity
| for right man, who desires to grow witt
| business. Give details, experience ant
expected salay. Dox 234-E Star. -6
Evening star., 1948-04-04

MAcHINIsT AND IooLMAKER. expert
enced. Call EN-. 6377.
MEN you are not making enough
money on present dsytime position and Il
through Friday. we viii make it possible
and you can still retain your daytime
to meet people. Personal manager win
only. No phone calls. Apply Suite $40
Ring Bldg, 18th and M st. NV. IS
sn'ssss earn So lcs s Em sona sa
MEN. beat the high cost Of living By Set
ting pins at the spillway In your spare
sos H sssea sooa sieho. sss
MEN, a1-s5. work pillow service oreyhoInd
bus tsrminal; rate, zoe hourly. R. A.
MEN WANTED to train as heating epsl-
learning, excellent chance for advance
| ment. Cali DE. 1850, or apply In person
SEssISskE !; shlss; .ss 1s or over mus.
per hour. Phone MA 6S69 -5
MILLMAN. experienced for . complete,
W9 W9dsIn saoo Sgedw1rsins nst mill Bethesda area
NIasT NJ siooi oAiHpIroR I for hand transcript, S
1870 pm. to 7:30 an, g days 4 week.
EoT g1sf ApIls sS ,ng MT NC ciass .ts
NIGHT CLERK. exper Apply HOTEL I44o
Rhode Island ave. NV, sun. As pm.
MIGHT PORTER. colored; permanent work
for q, ! dependaeIe 2 man; ApHly sHptt. once
NiIeeaF iIee WAfen4aa. h;cl ~ Viise. fer 81 ANAL
fion. Bsx sis-s, star.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Your Future
Looks Bright
# you play your eoIors rigt

No smart girl misses trick when it comes *
taking core OF her clothes! She knows one
wrong washing con fade her bright suits
:. shrink her soft wool and silk bIoUses!
So she keeps her nice woshobIes sofe :.
away from strong soaps and rough handling
She gives them the best Of core with gentle
Ivory FIokes Result: co|ors really brighten
vp. =. clothes wear longer . fit better!
Evening star., 1948-10-10
QUILTED COTTON

QUILTED COTTON
SUITS like this
have a gay old
fashioned look! And
pure, mild Ivory
Flakes help protect
and preserve their
quaint brightness!
Ivory Flakes is one
soap that fashion
experts advise for
all fine washables!
Evening star., 1948-04-25

turned downward for the first week
since mid February after reaching a
1948 high. This development, along
with slight unsteadiness in the
United States Government bond
market, was taken as a possible in
dication of further upward pressure
against the long-term interest rate.
On the same lines, investors re-
called news reports from French
Lick Springs, Ind, where top-level
treasury officials were quoted as say
ing the rate on United States GER
tificates of Indebtedness would be
advanced from 11s to IL per cent
within a few months.
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder
Immediately denied the reports With
the statement that there has been
no determination to raise the interest
rate.
Underwriters reported a dull week
in the new financing market. Even
some of the few issues that were
offered for sale ran into marketing
difficulties.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
Rail Bonds Level Off
After Advancing 10
New Average High
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, April 24-Railroad
issues Strengthened out in the bond
market today after climbing to new
average high for the year during the
the week.
Changes during the short session
were mainly fractional, with gains
and losses in close balance.
Business proceeded at rapid rate,
however, which indicated to many
brokers that the market was holding
up well in the face of large-scale
proft-taking sales.
In the overseas list, Poland as
sented 412s, gained l1s at rs.
Demand for rail issues during the
week, brokers reported, stemmed in
part from the forward thrust OF
rail stocks. The Interstate Com
merce Commission allowed the Ma
tons carriers a temporary freight
rate increase averaging about 5 per
cent, which topped 20 per cent
temporary advance already granted.
LoW-yield, or high-priced issues,
Evening star., 1948-04-25
VFW Auxiliaries
Plan Dance.SOcial

The auXiliarieS of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars will hold a dance
and social in honor of the honor
guard on May l at 419 Seventh
street NV, 9 to midnight. For
reservations contact Chairman
Margaret Wardle, Metropolitan 2726.
All American Auxiliary held joint
installation with their post on Fri
day at Naval Lodge Hall. Grace
Fields. past department president,
was installing officer for the auxll-
iay.
Grace Fields, lady gold bug Of
Hornet Circle, presented a gift to
Aliene Torrens as retiring president
of the auxiliary and to the newly
installed president, Hazel Glass.
The new president made her ap-
pointments as follows: Patriotic
instructor, Clara Smith; color bear
ers, Helen Gomez, M. Disney, Myrtle
McAmisS and BERTHE Lewis; banner
bearer, Helen O'Brien; flag bearer,
Grace Fields; musician, Edith
Starner; historian, Marie Hargy;
floor work chairman, Grace Fields;
hospital, Irene Murphy; ward,
Kathryn Sargent; legislative. Ro-
berta Fawcett; National Home fund
Myrtle McAmiss; District of Colum-
bia cottage fund, Hattie Byram;
Americanism, F'reda Foster; men,
bership, Edith Fink; ways and
means, Helen Hughes: social, Mary
Jane Allison; publicity, Hattie
Byram, and cheerio, Freda Foster
The auxiliary elected delegates
and alternates for the District en-
campment as follows: Delegates,
Hazel Glass, Hattie Byram and
Helen O'Brien; alternates, Edith
Starner, Helen Gomez and Sadie
Ward.
Hornet Circle, Military Order of
Lady Bugs, will observe its 5th
anniversary Tuesday at 935 G place
NV. at pm.
Front Line Auxiliary will hold in
stallation of officers tomorrow at
Pythian Temple
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
held installation of officers Satur-
day Jointly with the post. Past
auxiliary president, Sue MacLeish,
was the installing officer. The Off
GERS are: President, Alline Larsen;
senior vice president, Elizabeth Ter
pay; junior vice president, Rosa
Wade; treasurer, Bertha Reynolds;
secretary, Viola Bacon; chaplain,
Elsie Norquist; conductress, Flor
ence Tuttle; guard. Olea French;
three-year trustee, Jessie Williams.
Outgoing President Jessie Will
liams was presented with her past
presidents pin by Department
President Martha Reynolds.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
Auto Makers Watch
Chances for Record
Output Disappear
By Dovid J. WiIkie
Associoted Press Avtomoiive Editor

Associoted Press Avtomofive Editor
DETROIT, April 24.-The car in
dustry is watching its chances for
a record output this year slowly but
surely disappear.
Instead of a 5,500,000 unit output
as predicted earlier this year it
probably will not top last years
to1al of 4797 $50 cars and trucks
The record mark is 1888 ,420 vehl-
cleS produced in 1929.
Combining to upset the industry's
planning for Is per cent increase
this year will be the far-reaching
effects of the coal mining stoppage
on the car industry'S steel supplies
and a series of shutdowns for 1949
model production.
Upset by Coal Strike.
The industry planned on the
model change-over Interruptions but
1t did not count upon the coal dis
pute whose impact will be felt for
many weeks. Neither did it antici-
pate an industrial gas shortage dur
ing the latter weeks of the winter
just passed.
Before the coal miners left their
Jobs the car industry's steel supply
was improving Now the volume
producers, having eaten up most OF
their inventories to keep assembly
lines moving, cannot predict output
for the next 60 days. Ford, down
for new model production, has not
fol oF nf tho nOal cfNnn9Op
General Motors, however, has had
to close foundries and assembly
plants and Chrysler looks for a
curtailment in two to three months
The smaller volume producers
cannot hope to fare much better
than the larger companies. Most
of the smaller concerns depend
upon the same supply sources as
do the industry'S big three" Some
buy from the larger makers.
The industry comes upon this
uncertain outlook at a time when
it has more untitled orders on hand
than it can fill in the next two
years. For many companies new
orders are piling up faster than
cars can be assembled.
Probably there are seasonal in
f1uenceS behind new upsurge in
demand during recent weeks. Prob
ably also the uncertain production
prospects have stimulated demand.
Whatever the influences the motor
car industry right now is deeper
than it ever was in a sellers market.
Many industry authorities pre-
dicted a year ago that the spring
of 1948 would see the buyer back in
command. Retailers with untitled
orders more than a year old still
on their books now tell many pro-
spective buyers that delivery can
not be made this year.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
Shorp Drop Reported
In Crude Oil Stocks
By the Associated Press

The Bureau of Mines reported
that stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum total 222,075, ,0OC
barrels on April II, net decrease
of $4,000 barrels for the week. Do
mestic crude decreased 1,118,000 bar
rels; foreign crude increased 534, 900
Daily average production was s.
391 900 barrels, an increase of $4,000
Runs to stills averaged 5,521 900, a
decrease of $4,000.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
Prof. TuyIor to Talk at c. U.

Professor Hugh S. Taylor dean of
the Graduate School of Princeton
University, will give an illustrated
lecture at 8:15 pm. tomorrow at
Catholic University. The lecture,
sponsored by the Catholic Univer-
sity chapter of Sigma Xi, will be
on The Atomic Structure of Large
Fibre Molecules"
Evening star., 1948-04-25

sharp upward trend in raw cotton
prices. They may raise prices it
cotton continues to advance.
Announcement of the foreign aid
program was disappointing to tex
tile interests SO far as it affects
cotton goods. Buying for foreign
aid will be comparatively small.
The wool goods market was firm.
Buyer response to the fall line
openings by mems clothing manu-
facturers was good.
Evening star., 1948-04-25

tile market.
The situation In nearby print
cloths was easy. A pronounced lack
of interest in sheetings caused some
mills to plan switch in looms from
sheetings to drills and twills which
have been the steadiest construc-
tions In the market.
Buyer ideas on forward goods
were about cent a yard under
asking prices by mills. Selling
houses continued to watch the
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Greenbe|t Council Authorizes
Back Paw to Health Director

Georges County Commissioners to
provide temporary classroom facili-
ties to handle the expected overflow
enrolment at the Greenbelt High
School next year.
Albert j. Schaffer, president oi
the school parent-teacher associa.
ton, said an enrolment of 1000
or double the capacity for which the
school was intended, is expected
starting next September. He SAID
it was felt that three Quonset huts
erected on school property coulo
handle the overflow until a new
high school planned for the College
Park -Hyattsville area can be built
The council read for the first time
an ordinance submitted by Allen D.
Morrison, whereby the Town Coun-
Gil would obtain a 99-year-lease on
Greenbelt from the Public Housing
Administration. Mr.. Morrison said
that if the town were sold to private
interests at the present inflated
prices. higher rents would be nee
essary.
The week of December 20 was set
aside for a series Of Christmas
events, starting with the lighting of
the community tree by Mayor
Thomas J. Canning at 7:30 pm. De-
cember 20. Choral groups will sing
on successive nights at the center
and December % has been set aside
as childrens night. when Santa
Claus will hand out gifts.
A hearing on the l949 budget was
set for next Monday.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
.HyattsviIIe Committee
Appointed 10 Draw Up
Bond Issue Proposal

A special committee to prepare
Legislative proposals. including a
suggested bond issue. was appointed
at a meeting of the Hyattsville City
Council last night.
The committee, headed by Coun-
Gilman H. Wilson Spickrall. was
appointed by Mayor Caesar l.
Aiello. The bonds would be issued
to finance expansion of the mu-
nicipal building and a new fire.
house for West Hyattsville.
The committee also is expected to
consider proposed legislation to au-
thorize a special tax for construc-
ton of a swimming pool in Magru-
der Park by the Marvland-National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission.
The swimming pool. Municipal
Building and fire house proposals
were recommended to the Council
last night by the Hvattsville Plan
ming Committee. They were re-
ferred to standing committees for
study at the same time the Legisla-
tive Committee was named. The
Council is expected to act on recon-
mendations Of the committees at a
special meeting December 81.
The Council was informed that the
State Roads Commission had re-
jected a request that 45-degree angle
parking be permitted at the Queens
Chapel Shopping Center. City At
torney Nicholas Orem was instructed
to seek to have an injunction pro-
hibiting the city from installing
parking meters at the Shopping
Center dissolved by the Circuit Court.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Baltimore & Annapolis
Rail Strike Is Set
Nv the Associated Press

| BALTIMORE, Dec. 7.-All COM
muting service between Baltimore
and Annapolis will be halted at
m. tomorrow, unless bus and rail
employees call off a scheduled strike,
J. r. LAWN. vice president of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
said the deadline was set after l3
months of negotiations resulted in
nothing
The Baltimore g. Annapolis Rail-
road unit of the union includes IS
motormen, brakemen, bus and motor
coach operators.
Mr.. LAWN said strike vote was
taken on November %, with 80 per
cent of the men voting to walk out
tomorrow.
He added that all members of the
brotherhood, with the exception of
those working for the B. & A. had
had two increases in hourly wages
since October %, 1947, amounting to
total of 25la cents. However, he
explained, the B. e. A. has offered no
increase, even though it has had
rate increases proportionate to other
roads.
Officials of the railway were not
Immediately available for comment,
The road has operated an electric
rail service for number Of years
between Maryland's capital and its
largest city. Recently, it was grant,
ed permission to supplement the rail
service with motor coaches.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Two Fined Total Of $500
For Joyride in Stolen Car

Two men who took a parked cal
from in front of a Berwyn. Md.
night club for joyride to CheSa'
peake Beach on October %, yester-
day were fined total of $500 fol
unauthorized use of an automobile
Thomas E. Jones. %. surveyor
of Yates road, Beltsville. and Rich
ard T. Bateman. 81, carpenter, OF
the 1900 block of Erie street. Ber-
wyn, were fined $3.50 each by Trial
Magistrate Arthur P. Owens in Hy-
attsville Police Court.
Both were picked up at the bay
resort after the car. owned by a
Baltimore man, was wrecked when it
struck a guard rail. State Trooper
Stewart Gibson, who lives in the
Chesapeake Beach area, overheard
the pairs conversation while they
were phoning from tavern there
and decided to return them to
Prince Georges County. it was tes-
titled.
Jones, who is married, was the
driver of the car. On the complaint
of the cars owner, Edward Ernest,
he was charged by State Trooper
w. r. Crist of the Waterloo sub
station, with unauthorized use of
the car. Bateman was charged with
assisting him. Trooper Crist re-
ported both men had been drinking
at the time they took the car and
at first denied taking it. Later,
they admitted it, he said. Both
pleaded guilty yesterday.
Mr.. Ernest was in the night club
when the car was taken. Damages
to it as a result of the accident
amounted to about $3.50, he re-
ported,