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Evening star., 1949-12-18

Uysno's Stomp Shop
2O6 Penn. Ave, NV Tel. ME-, oOl
Evening star., 1949-12-18

WEEKS STAMP SHOP
Albums and Philsteiie supplies
DAILY STAMP AUCTIONS
l220 n. T. Ava NV National 63S<
Evening star., 1949-12-18

COMPLETE STORE FOR PHILATELIsTs
Washington Stamp Co.
lutte 650-86O Warner Bldg.
18th and Sts. NV. Elk. 27o2
Evening star., 1949-12-18
STAMPS AND COINS.

ave-
EISENMAC 71Q 1lth St, NV
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Rita Will Name Baby
Jasmine # lis a Girl
By the Assoeioted Press


ROME, Dec. 16.-The Aga
Khan said yesterday that q name
is all ready for the prospective
baby of his son, Prince Ally Khan.
and Rita Hayworth-provided it's
q girl.
"Qasmin, that's it." he said. ut
means jasmine, Of course, that
beautiful white flower they make
perfume from in the south of
France"
II it's a boy, some ones going
to have to think up another name.
The Aga denied any part in
naming the baby.
TITS all up to Ally and Rita. :"
he said. IF it's q boy. 1t will be
a prince. Princes don't mean
much these days.. but we've had
'em in our family for 1000 years" !"
He was interviewed In his lug
gage Uttered hotel suite. The
portly, gray-haired Aga was pre-
pairing to fly to Pakistan with his
beautiful French wife, the Begun.
He was asked about the time OF
arrival of Aly's and Rita's baby.
well, it's supposed to come in
January, but babies have been
known to come before they're due.
you know"
In Lausanne, Switzerland. where
Rita and Ally are staying, there
were conflicting stories about the
baby's date of arrival. Ally told
newsmen the event is mot for a
long time yet" But Prof
Rodolphe Rochat, who will deliver
the baby, said Its imminent"
Evening star., 1949-12-16

crete and twisted steel girder'
within the plant where 1000 per.
sons were working when the blast
came at noon Wednesday.
H. A. Franklin, safety engineer
for the Iowa Commerce Commits
sion, was assigned last night tc
make an inspection today In prep
aration for a full-scale commission
investigation Monday.
The bodies recovered yesterday
were those Of Thomas Parker, 81
father of nine children. and Don
aid E. johnson, %, employees OF
the meat loading department.
Company officials said that
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Banker Who Assisted
Hitler Visiting u. 5. as
West Reich Official
By the Assoeiofed Press

Herman j. Abs, wartime bank
er for the Nazis who was allowed
to enter this country as a "calcu-
lated risk" is one Of about 1000
Germans who have come here
during the past year.
And. officials said, many more
political leaders and students
from the former enemy country
will visit the United States in 1850.
Most of the visitors will come
with State Department sponsor
ship, for the purpose Of becoming
acquainted with American demo-
cratic processes. Abs, who was not
q Nazi Party member but did help
the Hitler government during the
war, asked for a passport to this
country some time ago.
Gillette Asks About Abs.
The State Department granted
him one-somewhat reluctantly,
1t said-and he arrived here
November II to discuss frozen
German credits with a New York
group. He is due to return to
Germany December Is.
Senator Gillette. Democrat, OF
Iowa, learned about Abs presence
in the United States and asked
Secretary of State Acheson about
it this week, commenting that
the German bankers trip would
appear to have been kept closely
guarded secret"
Jack McFall, Assistant Secre-
tary of State for congressional re-
lations. told Senator Gillette that
wasn't 50, but that the depart
ment didn't want to increase Abs
prestige In Germany by calling
attention to his presence here.
Gets German Past.
Mr.. McFall noted that the bank
er was made director and board
member Of the German Recon-
struction Loan Corp. by the new
government of Western Germany.
although the department would
have preferred not to have Mr..
Abs hold q position Of such in
huence in the German economy" "
Mr.. McFall said, ut is the policy
of the United States toward Ger
many that the Germans make de-
cisions Of this sort on their own
responsibility.
Admittedly there are risks in
volved in this course. but 1t is
calculated that the development Of
q responsible and democratic So
ciety can hardly be achieved in
any other way than by the exer-
else Of German initiative and free
dom of choice"
Evening star., 1949-12-16
College Students Won Pay
Lexington Property Tax
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

LEXINGTON. Va. Dec. 16.-
Virginia Military Institute and
Washington and Lee students will
not have to pay tangible personal
property taxes to Lexington.
The Town Council voted last
night unanimously to exclude the
students. The issue was raised by
w. w. Whitmore, commissioner OF
revenue for the town and Rock
bridge County. He asked for in
structions after Albemarle County
disclosed it would press University
of Virginia students for tangible
property taxes.
The Rockbridge County Board
of Supervisors met Monday and
declined to act on the matter.
The councilmen indicated the
tax would be difficult to collect
and not worth the effort.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Last Of 1S Dead Found
After Swift Plant Blast
~ the Assoeio,sd Press

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Dec. 16.-
With IS bodies recovered from
debris Of the Swift and Co. plant
explosion, officials Of the firm said
today that all who were In the
building have been accounted for.
Seven Of the 56 persons still in
the hospitals were on the critical
list.
Two bodies were recovered yes
terday from the tumble Of con-
Evening star., 1949-12-16

are trying to do. the more We
love you. You do give = little
glamor and gaiety to a drab world
Besides that. you add kindly con-
sideration and great dignity to all
you do"
The Princess, wearing a coat
and hat Of cherry red, cut a big
Christmas cake and chatted with
scores Of the $50 men who were
guests at the party.
Evening star., 1949-12-16
Princess Margaret Cheers
Wounded Veterans at Party
By the As.ociofsd Press

LONDON, Dec. 16.-Princess
Margaret attended a party for
wounded ex-servicemen last night
and was told she gave q little
glamor to a drab world"
Sir Louis Greig told the
Princess:
"The more we see of what you
Evening star., 1949-12-16

Under It's new reparations
agreements, Finland will supply
Russia with 1877 vessels, worth
SIS, 5,467 900, before the end of 1850
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Nejstarsf c~estujicf

jakeho dosud dopravila spolec-
most Pan-american Anyways, je
Cecho-american - pan Frank
zahourek, ktery priletel do
New Yorku Sc svou manzelkou
z Ceskoslovenska, vraceje sc 20
16-letem pobytu We stare vlasti,
zpet do Oklahoma City. Panu
zahourkovi je 81 let, a jeho
manzelcee Emme, 63 let, a po-
die jeho vypravenf, vystehoval
Sc do Ameriky p1vodne pred
SO Lefty. Prvnich sedm let iii v
BALTIMORE, kde 81 otevrel
krejcovsky obchod. PAX v r.
1887 odjel do Kalifornie, ale
"a diva roxy Sc z1castnil po-
vestneho ''rushe" v Oklahoma,
pTi zakladanf tohoto statu. O.
smnact let pax manzele Ia
hourkovi Eli v Oklahoma City,
a tam take zemrela jeho prvni
manzelka. Pan Zahourek Sc
vratil do stare vlasti 1908, kde
Sc ozenil pc druhe a pax Sc vra-
til do Oklahoma City, kde zG-
stal az do r. 1882, kdy Sc roz-
hodl vratit do stare vlasti ma
novo. V Ceskoslovensku 81 kou-
pill "a sve usetTene pen1ze mlyn
a pilu, a I'll spokojene, ackoliv
We SVEN byte mel neustale Wy
vesenou americkou vlajku. Ny
nj vsak sc rozhodl, re sc vrat1
do sve move vlasti - do Okla
homa City, kde Dude bydlet u
sveho syna Perryho r. Zahour-
ka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Tito musi zaplatit RusGm
"a zbrane.

Londyn. = Ruska vlada Wy,
zvala Jugoslavii, ably zaplatila
"a zbrane, ktere Rusove dali
jugoslavskym partyzanGm v r.
1914. V Jugoslavii byli tim vel
mi znechuceni proto, re pova-
zovali tyto zbrane "a dar. Mi
mo to Rusove zadali, ably Ju-
goslavie bud platila v dolarech
nebo We zbozf, ktere Sc da Ia
dolary prodat.
Tito nicmene ma tuto podmfn-
ku pristoupil, c1mz bylo umoz-
memo uzavren1 obchodni smlou-
wy mezi Jugoslavif a Ruskem,
touto smlouvou byl omezen OBJ
sab vzajemne vymeny zbozl ma
jednu osminu obsahu, platlcfho
POOLE drivejsfch smluv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Chot DIR. Vaclava Benese o
nomsrech v &. S. r.

New York. = Nedavno Sc
vratila do New Yorku ma fran
couzske lodi "De Crasse" PAM
Hama Beuesova, chot DIR. Va
clava Benese, synovce zesnule-
no p~residenta CSR DIR. Ed. Be-
nese, ktery resignoval 8. cerv-
ma re sveho 1radu legacnlho
rady ceskoslovenskeho velvy-
slanectvf v Paf1zi ma d1kaz pro-
testu prot pomerdm, ktere "a
vladly v CSR pc komunistickem
pTevratu.
DR.. Vaclav Benes studuje a
pfednasi mezinarodni pravo ma
McGill University v Montrealu,
kan "a MIN jeho chot odjela.
PAM Hama Benesova je vel
mi dobre znama mnoha kraja-
Nun z dolby, kdy pracovala ma
ceskoslovenskem generalnlm
konsulatu a pozdeji "a valky v
OWL. Tato Jenna a p1vabna
PAM sc "a valky 1castnila Sc
svymi rodici p. Otou a Olgou
Mandelfkovymi pilne krajan-
ske prace pro druhe osvoboze-
nj Ceskoslovenska. Byli vsich-
nj neobycejne obllbeni a vazeni.
Pan Ota Mandellk byl vyni-
kajic1m csl. prdmyslnikem, ma
jitelem kolinkseho cukrovaru.
Pc osvobozeni sc vratil do Ces-
koslovenska; pc komunistic-
KEN prevratu uchylil Sc opet
do ciziny a zije nyn1 Sc svou
choti We Francii.
Pc americkem zvyku il zahr-
null novinari dotazy. Vypra-
vela, re v bezeneckych tabo-
rech Nemecku a Rakousku je
nynf asi 5000 uprchl1k1 z &C.
skoslovenska, re poole jejich
zprav je 80 procent ceskoslo-
venskeho obyvatelstva nespo-
kojeno S nynejs1m rezimem a re
nejv1ce jsou zklamani ideals
tie, kteT1 verili v komunismus
jake ideologii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Til sta osob zabito we
~vytrznostech " Africe.

Durham, JIM Afrika. - Tri
sta Indd a domorodych cerno-
CHI, jak Sc myslf, bylo zabito
We dvou dnech plemennych W.
trznost1 v oblasti Durbanu. Sko-
no 400 osob bylo poraneno.
Vytrznosti vznikly 13. ledna
kdyz mlady domorody hoch
byl poranen indickym proda-
vacem ma trhu. Rychle rozsi-
rila Sc zprava, re byl zabit.
Domorodci podnikali 1toky
ma Indy We velkych rozmerech.
LCele rodiny byly povrazdeny
We svych bytech a residencni
ctvrti byly zapaleny.
Vytrznosti ponekud ochably
kdyz zakrocila branna moe Jiz-
mi Afriky, ale nekterych pred
mest1ch doslo k novym vybu-
chin.
Urednfci v Johannesburgu
prav1, re vetsina IndG ut1ka z
Durbanu do okoln1ch vesnic
odnasej1c S sebou zbytky ma
jetku, jenz jim zdstal.
Policie zT1dila oblasti pre-
bezence, kan Sc Indove mohou
uchyliti. Vice nez 200 policis-
til bylo poslano do Durbanu.
Jeden Evropan byl zabit q
IL jinych poraneno We diva dny
trvaj1cich vytrznostech. Bylc
to pc prv6, re jihoafricke vol
sko bylo povolano. ably zakro-
clio We vytrznostech. Odhaduje
Sc. re byla zpGsabena skoda "a
$1,000 900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
PAM Eleanor Roosevelt
zautocila ma Rusy.

Washington, D. C, = PAM
Eleanor Roosevetlova, clenka
americke delegace u Spojenych
narodd prohlasila, re jiz nikdy
nebude s Rusy delat nejake
kompromisy, jelikoz to Rusove
beztak povazuji jen "a dGkaz
slabosti. Nebude sc snazit z1s-
kat Rusy k%ompromisem, i kdy-
by Sc jednalo jen O pouha slova.
PAM Rooseveltova byla anne
rickou delegation v onom W.
boru Spojenych narodG, ktery
projednaval chartu O lidskych
pravech. Pr tom opetne pou-
kazala k tomu, re by Rusove
We smyslu lidskych pray nell
dovolit ruskym zenam Angli-
CANT, Americana a jinych E.
vropanG odchod re zeme. Pou-
kazala dale k tomu re v teto
veci psala jiz drive mnoho do
pisd ruskym diplomatickym
zastupcGm, dl1c1m We Spoje-
nych Statech.
Nedostalo sc il vsak zadne
odpovedi al ma to, re jednou
byvaly rusky delegat Spoje-
nych narodn A. Gromyko pTf-
jem techto dopisG potvrdil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Stara socha Baalova


Nicosia, Cyprus. - jennie
zpracovana socha, o n1z Sc my
sill, re pfedstavuje Baala, boha
|starych Syran1 a FoenicanG,
byla vykopana v Engomi, ne
daleko Famagusty. Socha by
la v platne a ma hlavu ozdobe-
nou bycfmi rohy. Jest dive sto-
py vysoka. Byla nalezena We
zriceninach budovy, nejsp1se
pohanskeho chramu, postave-
ne ash pred 5000 nebo vice ro-
ky. (Baal byl pGvodn6 b1h,
pan, pozdeji Sc jeho kult Poole
mist stupnoval nebo zvrhoval.
O Baalovi Sc cinf zminky take
" bibli.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
100000 vyslouzilcIG zamestna-
no vladou.

Washington, D. C. - Komi-
Sc pro civilni sluzbu oznamila,
re vice valecnych vyslouzilcu
je nyn1 zamestnano We vladn1ch
sluzbach nez kdykoli jindy.
We sve zprave pravi, re 9OO,-
900 vyslouzilc6 bylo We vlad-
Mich sluz, bach dine 1. prosince
1913 u srovnani s $4,000 pred
rokem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
ZahOnek HumOru.


Bodry venkovan nahodou sc
octl obchode, jehoz dvefe by
ly otevrene.
ia jsem Sc jen chtel podl-
vati GO tady prodavate," O.
mlouva Sc obchodn1kovi.
Ten vsak Sc posm1val:
Same osl1 hlavy, m1j dra-
|hy!"
Mas bodry venkovan Sc vsak
medal:
"Pane, to musite miti obcho-
dy primo bajecne, kdyz nyn:
tn mate jiz jen jedinou!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Spojene narody jedinou nadeji
ma mir - Dulles.

Washington, D. C. = John
Foster Dulles prohlasil, re Spo-
jene narody jsou jedinou veci
v dohledu, ktera dava slib, re
nedojde k tTeti svetove valce.
Dulles, Glen americke dele
GAGE, zadal "a plnou podporu
S~pojenych narod1. Rekl, re
mir Dude zajisten jen kdyz sna-
ny on budou pokracovati.
Prohlasil, re narodove, ktefl
jsou mimo sovetsky biloxi, preji
81, ably byly Spojene Staty hod-
ne slime a molly byti p%rotiva-
hou hrozb9 sovetskeho Ruska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
w nerneli.

PAM Ike sluzebne: "Fanyn-
ko, tn mate ctvrtak a jdete
koupit pet housek. Jedna je pro
vas"
Pc chv1li vrac1 Sc Fanynka S
plnymi 1sty a pov1da:
"Pros1m, milostpanl, tady O.
devzdavam 20 cent?, V krame
uz vic nemeli, nez tn jednu hou-
sku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Prof. Lad. Sutnar.

vynikajfcf csl. grafik dokoncil
v techto dnech navrh ma pro
pagacnf plakat Spojenych ma
rodH venovany textu nedavno
pTiiate deklarace svetovych lid
skIch pray. Plakat Dude wy
dan v mnohatisicovem nakla-
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Ten Sc vyzna.

"Muzi, co to ma znamenat?
Ted jsem videla, jak isl poples-
kaval sluzku!"
"Ty's prece T1kala, re S nj
mann co nejmene mluvit. TAX
ia s nj nemluvil v6bec a uka-
zoval jsem j, re mi ma vykle-
pat saty."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Prisel pan Chrpa k lekari.

"Mate velmi nepravidelny
tep" zjistil lekaT. "Pijete?"
"To piju, pane doktore", Sc
bevedome odpovedel pan Chr
pa, "ale pravidelne!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Ona to dovede bez navodu!

Agent: "Zde, milostiva, mann
knihu, pc jejimz bedlivem pre-
ctenf Wy vaseho pana manzela
pomocf hypnosy trvale dovede-
tie zbaviti vlastnf vile"
Ma to milostiva: "To jsem
dokazala jiz davno a bez vas1
knihy!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Vylouceno.

Zena (po druhe vdana)
"M1j nebozt1k byl stokrat
,chytrejs1 nez ty."
Muz: TO nebyl, nebot 81 te
zrovna tax wal jake ja."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
.Jak to?

"Smrt znamena pro mne Ii
vot."
"Racte byti filosof?"
"Filosof ne, ale MATTEL po-
hrebnihO 1stavu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-21
Maly znalec.

Ucitel: "Kdo z vas hosi, vi,
z echo byl vytvoren prvnl mlu-
vfci stroll"
Yak: "Ze Zebra Adamova!"
Evening star., 1949-10-27
BY the A.soeiotsd Press

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Oct. IL
A convicted murderer, only 20,
says people just naturally take a
hate toward me-" and that's why
he doesn't want his death sem
tence commuted to life imprison-
ment.
Reed Leroy Hatton, who is in
the Florida State Prison, wrote to
Gov. Fuller Warren to explain
why he wants to die in spite of
Evening star., 1949-10-27

all my life has been unrest: now
it will be rest"
The youth told the Governor of
his childhood days in a California
boys home, and his stay in 1916
in the California Hospital for the
Insane.
The slight, boyish looking slay-
er said he came to Florida, got in
trouble. and now is waiting for
Gov. Warren to sign his death
warrant. Hatton was convicted
of the Christmas eve shooting of
Willie Riley in Collier County in
1947. The two men had been
trial testimony showed.
A board of State hospital ply
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Chevy Chase Man Held
On Bod Check Churqes

Lester j. Robinson, 50, of the
6100 block Of Western avenue,
Chevy Chase, Nd, yesterday was
held under $1,000 in Municipal
Court on charges of false pre-
lenses and passing bad checks.
Mr.. Robinson, a contractor, was
ordered held by Judge Thomas D.
Quinn for action by the grand
jury on the false pretenses
charge. Bond was set at $1,000.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

sicians has ruled him legally sane
although medically insane. That
means he can be executed with
out violation of the law which
bars the death penalty for legally
insane criminals.
State Attorney General Richard
Erwin is studying the commuta-
ton appeal from Hatton's family.
The death sentence already has
been upheld by the Florida Su-
preme Court.
Psychiatrists who examined
Hatton said he was a victim of
dementia praecox and paranoia.
However, they said he was men
tally competent to know right
Evening star., 1949-10-27

but was recalled in 1912 for serv-
ice in the war.
At the end OF the war he was
deputy commander OF the Stra-
tegic Air Forces in Europe, as we'll
as head Of the Air Technical Com
mand in Europe.
The Air Force also announced
today that Brig. Gen. Michael c..
Healy, air surgeon Of the Cont
mental Air Command. Mitchell
Field, N. Y, will retire.
A new dredge brought from
Japan is reported clearing away
the Paknam bar at the mouth of
the Bangkok, Thailand, Harbor.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Doomed Murderer Asks State
To Ignore His FumiIy's Pleas

his family's efforts to get him a
commutation.
"All my life I've been fouled
around" he said. People just
naturally take a hate toward me.
The only thing that makes me
feel bad is all my mother is try
ing to do.
Il do appreciate it, but in time
my mother will see it is for the
best. I am not sad at all, because
Evening star., 1949-10-27
Gen. Knerr Is Retiring
After as Years Service

Maj. Gen. Hugh j. Knerr. g.
who has served in the Army. Navy
and Air Force. is retiring Monday
after As years service.
The general, who has been serv-
ing as special assistant to Gen.
Hoyt S. Vandenburg, Air Force
chief of staff, first retired in 1899
Evening star., 1949-10-27

The judge set a jury trial on the
bad checks for December 13, with
bond of $500.
Police said the defendant
passed bad checks in August.
Evening star., 1949-10-27

from wrong, and form a premedi-
tated design to kill with full
knowledge of the implications and
responsibility for the results of
his crime.
Evening star., 1949-03-06
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experience on automotiVe products
and own automobile. Position pays
straight salary, expenses and bonus.
Reply by letter only. giving complete
Information, age and phone number,
AUTO-LITE BATTERY CORP,
Chrysler Bldg, New York Il. %
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN, for
leading jobber: experience essential
Box 127-X. Star. -
Evening star., 1949-03-06
HELP MEN

EXPERIENCED PLASTIC MOLDER,
top salary; to mold letters for Neo-
Lite fuorescent 'nonelectric signs.
RhSlkia ApnI Non W to s sERES5 isES M s. sAnEs nS
man in its real estate dept. This
is an exceptional opportunity as al
of our statesmen are hlsh-prlceo
necessary. but good sales record is
nsl' mer.. NFf PERDER1cG W. BERENs,
INC, 1928 x st, NV.
WORTHWHILE OPPORTUNITY in
sales force of a leading life insur-
% and 40 and are well established
in D. c. or nearby counties OF Md.
or Va. and want profitable career.
with an opportunity for advance
ment, write qualifications to Box
49-I, Star. , os
n sales Opportunity IN protected ter
ritory for full-time representative
who can qualify. Opportunity Tor
better-than-a average earnings 1or
man with consumer selling baek-
perience in selling insurance or ap,
pliances helpful. Must own car and
be ready to start training lmmedl-
ately. Apply by letter only, stating
Rear1' Ptsvt1us msnaser, enaseienJeo MANTiLLE
SALE SALES coRPG,; s2s 9th st. NV"
SUBURBAN WEEKLY needs .ad man,
salary and conmlsSl0n: also need
a reporter; car essential; must be
sober and clean cut; experience
and references list letter. Box
A PROFITABLE CAREER in selling.
This lU5-year-old company recently
has spent $4,000 in psycholoeical
research. developing new scientific
methods for determining your apti-
tude for success i'll life insurance
selling. Ii, you are between 20 and
45 years olu and interested in a ca
reer of professional stature. and
would like to build business OF
come possibilities, We invite you to
write for an appt. interviews and
thorough testing are being scheduled
Tor the next 3 weeks. II you can
meet our requirements, We are pre-
pared to offer you @ a profitable de life. i1 :.
program and a special income to
help YOU get started assure your
rapid progress. Write today, giving
education, business experience, mar
ital status, MINIMUM salary needed, q,
Mutual LIFE INSURANCE CO; OF
NEW YORK, 42l-432 Southern
Bldg. Washington g..
DRUGS-Opportuni for an exper.
detailman for Washington; salary
and expense Please send complete
resume about yourself. A. j.
PARKER CO., 172S Cherry St,
Phila. 3, Pa. -S
DOMINION OF CEYLON-Inyitation
for bids for construction of Walawe
Ganga dam and power plant. The
government OF Ceylon desires to
contact a few construction organiza-
tions in u S. A. in connection with
the construction of an earthen dam
and power house. Interested firms
are requested to contact the secre-
tary, EMBASSY OF CFYLON, 2523
Massachusetts, ave. NV, Washing
ton d C.