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Evening star., 1950-11-06
ROUTEMEN

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR AMBI-
TIOUs MEN TO TRAIN FOR LAUN-
DRY ROUTE SALESMEN. NO
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. GOOD
SALARY AND CHANCE FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. WHITE. AGE. 25
TO 81. .
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HELP MEN

MACHINIST and instrument makers
wanted; must be 1st class: tor
rates; permanent empl. Apply In
person. WILKS PRECISION IN
STRUMENT CO.. 2014 M st. NV.
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HELP MEN
statesmen
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

Two young men, 26-40, pref
erably married, to train for
sales position with largest
company in it's field in
Washington. This is out
standing opportunity for
substantial year-round in
come selling essential prod
ucts to home owners.
Liberal compensation while
training, Car is essential.
If you are ambitious and
have desire to make money
in a position with a future,
call MR.. ROGERS at ME.
1910 bet. 8:30-11 am. for
appt.
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YOUNG MAN to learn Credit Coilec-
tion phone work: good future for
willing worker. LONGS. 73l 9TH st.
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SERVICEMAN ...
Intelligent, responsible. Night work.
Clean ducts. Must be light build.
Steady work. Car or light truck
essential. Car allowance, overtime
and expenses. 4015 Ga. ave. NV.
SERVICE sALESMAN-Must be fully
experienced in Chrysler product line
also in estiTating paint ana eoay 10y
position and work in q most up-to-
date establishment with top pay.
See Mr.. Jones, LIS MOTORS, INC,
1910 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
SERVICE STATION and garage shift
must be experienced, honest, sober
and reliable. See MR.. JONES at
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTs-
psr part ii tms to and mnst rs rses ss
ing; 75c per hr ESso SERVICE CEN
TER. North Capitol and Florida ave,
SERVICE STA. ATTENDANT. white,
have clean past record; refs. Ii,
SERVICE SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT NJ
Exper. need only apply: Call FA;
aSs aRd "a fSf MK
perienced; all day work. HARRI-
SOS AM AMoGU iyd siAliOn, aI,iogtor 4ooi y;
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
openings for several young men,
age % to 80, who are interested
in learning the service station busi-
ness. Apply in person only 9 to
4, Mr.. Green, SUN OIL CO., 1910
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
experience in fabrication. Good sal
ary plus commission. CONNERS,
INC. 2721 Naylor rd. s.e. -
SERVICE STATION SALESMAN, de-
pendable, reliable, experienced, for
front work only. Good salary with
monthly bonus. See BILL ALLEN,
mgr. 4301 Conn. ave. NV, bet.
8 and 5. -
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JANITOR

The Star has an opening for a colored
janitor who is 25-35 years of age.
ambitious and capable of passing a
physical exam; the applicant Sc
lected will work day hours while
being trained. and will be trans
ferred to the night janitor force
after months time. Apply per-
sonnel. Room 500. Open weekdays.
$50 to 5: Sat, 81. No phone calls.
Evening Star Building
1101 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV.
LAB0RERS, colored, strong able
work; report in morning at office
of PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, Mt
Vernon and Russell rd.. Alex, Va.
LABORERS, colored, strong ablebodied
and not afraid of hard work. Re-
port in morning at office of PRESI-
and Russell rd.. Alex. Va.
LABORERS-Const job, ex-
perienced only. Report to $500
Grant I'd. NV. -6
LAB0RERS, colored. Strong, able
bodied and not afraid of hard
work. Report in morning to 1900
Chain Bridge I'd. NV, opp. park.
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CLERKS for dry-cleaning
stores. Must be expert
enced. Good SALARY.
Apply 1905 18th st. NV.
AID. 1148
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HELP WOMEN (cont.l

B00KKEEPER, jr., capable of meeting
public. to assist in beauty-barber
supply business; references: excel
lent Sa.ary, Apply in person 30
CASHIER. experienced; cigar CO ..ter
clerk, for fine type store; perma-
nent DORCHESTER PHARMACY.
CASHIER ''n II N NcR K 5000 machine oD-
orator in credit Office; permanent
only: 5-day week: good salary. Ap--
ply Mr.. Trice. FRANC JEWELRY
CO.. 627 9TH st. utw. at 9TH and G.
CASHIER. restaurant exper:. young
woman; ref. REQ. BASINS 1920
Pa. ave. NV. FIX. 9I40. -6
CASHIER, with cigar counter exper-
ience; no night or Sunday work;
good pay; must be experienced AL
BANY PHARMACY, 18th and H
cAsHiER. MGR 5000 operator. take
complete charge Of retail credit
store; starting salary, $50; eX-
cellent opportunity. Box 97-E, Star.
CASHIER. must be experienced; good
salary and pleasant working condi-
tions: hours. 10 6. PLAZA SPORT
SHOP 10th and E sts. NV. -
CASHIER, MGR. in credit cashier Of
nee; 40-hr. wk.; permanent position:
many company benefits. Amply per-
sonnel office SEARS ROEBUCK 81
CO., 450U Wis. ave. NV.
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LAYOUT PRODUCTION

experience in department store ad-
vertising production; generous en-
ploye benefits.
Apply BOX 3SS-A, Star.
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HELP MEN

NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY in
Silver Spring; 80 men with cars
needed at once. Apply 925 Silver
Spring ave. Silver Spring. Md.
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lutu come 10 3I9 dupont Circle
Bldg. 1346 Conn. ave, 9 to IL am.
only. -
q Men Wanted-Part Time
$50 per week; working ewes. 70
Sat. all day; car necessary. Write
Box 14S-E, Star. III
YOUNG MAN to learn Credit Cotlec-
tinn phone work: good future for
willing worker. LONGS. 731 9TH st.
YoGNG MAN. a5 to s5. some college;
ability to meet people, neat appear
anoe, willingness TO work hard and
continuously. some business or sales
experience: car necessary; we have
2 definite positions for men who wish
to earn more than 500 weekly
Apply between 1920 and 1870,
9iS WARNER BLDG. 18th d SITS,
YOUNG MAN, intelligent. honest, for
am,-5 pm. no suns; $685. per
PHARMACY. 300 tn st. sc. %
YOUNG MAN--l6-2O yrs. We are
look ing for an alert young man to
assist ssd in receiving dept. OF whole
is small but there is opportunity to
learn business and advance. Box
A JOB for two men. Steady work
most OF our men make over 500
weekly. Phone IA. 1404. 10
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE, Ma
tional trucking organization. house
hold goods. Offices in principal cities
has immed. opening in Wash. area
for man who can sell. Very attr.
comm. arrangement with drawing
acct, car allowance and protected
territory. In reply give full infor-
nation, age. past employment, tele-
phone etc. Box 32S-E. Star. -
WANTED AT 0NCE-Older man not
subject to military service for good
RaWleigh business nearby Stop
good profits: if interested, write at
once. RAWLEIGH'S DEPT. DCK-1 A.
AA, Chester Pa
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ARE YOU AMBITIOUS?

ATTENTION, MEN!
We offer you full time en-
ployment in our advertising
department.
We will teach you this work,
which is very interesting,
and pay $66 per wk. while
learning. Requirements are
very neat appearance, 19 to
IS, good education. Rapid
advancement, Chris t m a S
bonus, paid vacation. Do
not apply unless you can
start work Immediately. We
will not accept applications
from any one who is work.
ing now.
Apply 1922 18th st. NV. End floor.
personnel division. Ia N. to | pm,
only. See MR.. LOCKYEP. Is
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SALESMAN

We are interested in developing 2
men in key positions in our selling
organization; $50 salary per week,
plus liberal bonus; fair schooling
and field training; car is nee
essary Apply % 18th st. ne,
between 10 and ! pm d
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HELP MEN
MEN. AGE SIS TO rs

Sales work in hrs. of own choice;
ability to meet public more i'm
portant than exper. Apply 10 M
p m, 14th st. NV, Room ZOE.
MEN WITH CARS to train locally
for permanent position with lge.
mfg. CO., win consider inexp. man
who is willing worker; not can
vassing; earnings while training
around 500 weekly. Apply before l
pm. CENTURY METAL CRAFT
CORP, 1ll6 o st. sc. 3
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For steady. year-around work in
Maryland. Apply JAMES PLUMB
ING q HEATING CO. 2012 Duke
PLUMBER-REG. D. c.
Aggressive licensee to take charge of
well-esta blshed shop. Must be good
layout man and capable of estimat-
ing material quantities from plans
as well as existing work. Limited
partnership offered with salary and
profit sharing No capital required.
Reply by letter. stating availability.
salary and transportation required,
desired interest in business and three
references from associates who can
vouch for ability and character. All
replies will be strictly confidential
No inquiries will be made concerning
your application without contracting
you for permission. Box No. 49-D,
Star. %
PORTER. over q; liauor store; must
have good references. be well recon-
mended. Good pay. Do not phone
PORTER, 'colored experienced restau-
rant work. Call after 2 pm, Ii.
PORTER-References required: hours,
. pm. to IL pm; salary. $50 week
ly plus meals and carfare Apply
4015 S. 2Sth, Arlington. TIE. 0096.
PORTER. strong. in good health, age
80 to 40, permanent position: good
working conditions and benefits;
good salary. Must have first-class
LEWIS 81 THOS. SALTZ, 1909 G St.
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MAJOR APPLIANCE statesmen for
household appliances; liberal draw
against commission: excellent COM
pany benefits. Apply personnel Of
fee, SEARS. ROEBUCK a. CO.,
1900 Wis. ave. NV.
MAT CUTTER, for picture framing.
experienced. ALLEN PICTURE
FRAME CO.. SGT 9th st. NV. d
MEAT CUTTER, sober man. for
DGS market, short hours, good pay.
closed Sundays. 144S st. NV.
for Kosher super
market; permanent position for ex-
per-, dependable man. POSIN'S
BAkERY-DELICAT 1855 Ga.
expert; service feet
tractors. trailers. trucks; good SAL
ary. Apply KLINE PAPER STOCK
CO. 1915 lst st. Sc, 5
ENGINEERING drafts
man.. experienced in prospecting
drawing and design. Permanent po-
sition and excellent salary for quail
fed man. Call RE. S125. -
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LEARN A TRADE
Man, married, with car, route work;
permanent; daytime; salary; refer
ences required WESTERN EXTER-
MINATING CO., 1923 18th st. NV.
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CASHIER

Attractive position for neat-appearing
young lady who has had experience
with the MGR 1000 machine. Will
able To work the following hours:
7 am, to 3 pm ! week and 3 pm.
to II p.m- the following. Apply
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
A national drug company seeks capa-
BILE salesman for established territory
in Washington Metropolitan area.
Interesting sales promotion work with
doctors and drug stores on well ac-
cepted group Of speciality products.
Thorough preliminary training pro-
gram makes technical experience
unnecessary.
Starting salary S275 per month plus
car allowance. Previous sales ex-
perience with national food or drug
company helpful. Complete letter
with age. education, and detailed
letters in strict confidence. Appli-
cants selected interviewed locally.
Our personnel know of this ad.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY to Join a
Write Box 27O-c Star =
pany which rents small electrical
units on monthly basis, to. contact
all types of businesses. Salary and
s0n psr Week Rb t
ritories. See MR., DECKER. 10I7
18th st. NV. or call Ma. 3717. %
statesmen for, upholstery. and In
terror decorating: must have car;
earnings possible. Apply DIAPERS
CO., 1898 Wise. ave. NV. DE. 5160.
statesmen (2). beginners or exper.,
fast moving offer, high commission
and bonus, RIM. Az Bond Bldg.
Statesmen. inside, experienced in
one or more OF the following: Build
inc. material, plumbing, hardware
and electric power tools; good in
arithmetic. permanent position;
Phone AT. 400 for appt. HEcH-
NIGER CO., 18th and H sts. ne.
Statesmen, . young men. with cars;
some selling exper.: after l weeks
bee1 btFaanf fban With pay xssEIH ygH will
nish you with customers from our
expanded advertising programs on
radio. television and newspapers.
cLEAN-RiTrE STORES. ss5'Af'lnt. sa5 F St.
sALEsMEN-We have two openings
on our sales force. one in Airing
starting salary, $500 per mo-; car
anppsxp a1d sxpense no Apply STANDARD
neffsE ! - ca i6 J l1os Il Mt. olivet rd.
Statesmen, 2: aggressive, salary and
Apply SINGER SEWING MACHINE
CENTER. 3421 Conn. ave-, NV,
Mon. or Tues. See Mr.. Clark or Mr.
Crown. "a
Statesmen needed Immediately. If
you can sell, or think you can, we
Will pay you. starting salary of
$50 wkly. plus commission. Men
with speciality sales experience and
car preferred. Phone IA. 1851.
statesmen. experienced, for retail
liquor store. Apply in person only,
53l9 Wis. ave. NV. -
statesmen, to handle nations fast
est selling line of greeting cards,
etc. Make up to 1907 profit. plus
bonuses! Free sample kits! Christ
mas imprintS now (50/S1 to 25/
S1.95 retaiD; 81 personal station
cry. napkins. coasters, ETC. Special
sample offers on approval. Natl.
distributor fast LOCAL SERV. Write.
phone or stop in. GATTIS CO., 1924
18th St. NV. MA. 2940.
statesmen 12). exp, to sell new
| Dodge and Plymouth passenger cars
and Dodge trucks; liberal comm. and
| demonstrator. Reply giving exp.
and refs. Box 329-E, Star. %
/
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STATLFR HOTEL

10th and L sts. NV. -
CASHgER-ATTENDANT. Apply CO.
LuMBIA L4AUNDEPETTE. 2505
Champlain st. NV, near 18th and
Columbia road S
CASHIER CLERK - For busy cigar
counter; exper,; closed Sundays and
TIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave.
NV. IS
CHECK WRITER, under 35. for per-
manent position in life Insurance.
company; must be able to type ac-
curateiy. Apply Rm. 300. s16 14th
st. NV, between am. and 3 pm.
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MEM

If you were sure you could make $50
per day. would you take the job?
Then come to 919 Dupont Circle
Bldg. 1346 Conn. ave, 8 to IL am
only
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PRESS CLEANER

Colored, heavy build. age 25-35,
capable of passing physical
exam; no experience necessary.
Apply. Personnel. Room sos Open
weekdays. S:30-5; Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
PRESS FEEDER-Steady job. Call
EX 039S. -
PRESSER, experienced. FOUR LEAF
CLOVER CLEANERS. 1144 7th st.
NV. -6
PRESSER, exp. on silk and woods, for
retail store; permanent position,
good hours. EXCELSIOR CLEAN
ERS, SOB Kennedy st. NV, GE.
Evening star., 1950-11-06
CLERK
BUSINESS COUNTER

A permanent position on our business
counter is available for a high school
graduate between 21 and 80 years
OF age who is neat, courteous and
disqualification. life insurance and
savings plan available all permanent
employees. Apply Personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays. S:30-5; Sat.
81.
THE EVENING STAR
11ol Penna. Ave, NV.
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CLERICAL ASSISTANT

Must be able to add rapidly on comp
tometer or Burroughs calculator:
perm. position; 40 hr. 5-day wk;
excel. working conds. many COM
pany benefits. Apply at once, Miss
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
23Of Laurence Ave NE
Evening star., 1950-11-06
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for a high
school graduate between 81 and 25
years of age to work as ledger and
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
ceivable. routine and control
knowledge of bookkeeping and typ
ing is required. 40-hour. 5-day wk.,
S:30-5:3 30, Mon. through Fri. Apply
Personnel Room 506. Open week
days 5000. Sat, 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-11-06
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
IRE you fed UP with cut throat COM
petition, high-preSsure selling. tray-
cling, big operating expenses. busi-
ness investments, straight canvass
ing and seasonal fiuctuating in
comes? Would you like to represent
a 9S-year- old national concern. one
its field. enjoying a steady repeat
all-season business with better than
average earnings, in pleasant. digni-
fed, S-hour day with opportunity
for advancement? Sales experience
not necessary; thorough training. II
you are married, own car. in good
health. age 25 to so, call for ap-
pointment only Tuesday between
$3.50 a m, and 5 pm. DI 3436.
Ask for MR.. c. B. JONES, -
Evening star., 1950-11-06

q Men Wanted-Part Time
$50 per week; working ewes. 70
Sat. all day; car necessary. Write
Box 14S-E, Star. ii
Evening star., 1950-11-06
HELP MEN (cont.)

AUTO BODY MAN. first class, with
tools, excellent pay and working
conditions. Apply in person. HER
SONS AUTO a. APPLIANCE CO.,
Sth and o SITS. NV. $
AUTO MECHANIC to install auto ra-
dios and heaters, 512-day wk.; start
ing salary $50. L. S. JULIEN,
INC, 1443 p st. NV. %
ucts experience only. Also new car
get-ready man. 5-day wk. Guar
antee and bonus; group insurance:
paid holidays and vacation. Call
Mr.. Johnson. OR. 1000. PEAKE
MOTOR CO.. Wisconsin at Abe
marie. IS
Evening star., 1950-11-06

statesmen
Active men over 80 to learn our
business through observation in the
field. Must be ready to start work
at once. full-time basis, steady, year.
round position with reliable COM
pany. Car required. Excellent COM
Write Box 2O2. Newark. N, Y, e
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
M. Ellison Chalmers New
Labor Institute Head

Springfield, Ill. ULNS). - W.
Ellison Chalmers was named direc-
tor of the University of Illinois In
stitute of Labor and Industrial Re-
lations by the University Board of
Trustees, meeting here April 10.
Prof. Chalmers has been serving
as acting director of the institute
since Sept. l, 1949. He joined the
staff of the university in December
1947. as chairman Of the institutes
graduate study program. He holds
a doctor of philosophy degree from
the University of Wisconsin and
has taught in several colleges and
universities.
Prof. Chalmers has also served
as economist with the u. S. Depart
ment of Labor, and with the Inter-
national Labor Office in Geneva,
Switzerland. His other experience
includes research division chief of
the Social Security Board; indus
trial relations section chief of the
War Production Board; chairman
of the war shipping panel of the
National War Labor Board and
program division chief of the Fed
eral Mediation and Cancellation
Service.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Machinists Charge
Orders For Navy
Planes Are Faxed

n. Hollywood, Calf. (LPA)-
The American Aeronaut, "The
Voice of Aircraft Labor, charges
in its current issue that recent
widely -publicized ''new orders" for
Navy planes on the west coast are
fakes.
The Machinists' paper pointed to
announcements in the daily press
that the Navy had ordered s25
million worth of planes from Lock-
heed and $50 million from Douglas.
These orders, said the Aeronaut,
are merely repeat announcements
of orders on which Lockheed and
Douglas have been working since
last fall, that much of the work
has been completed, and some of
the planes may already be in the
air.
The Aeronaut sees the announce
ment as a further attempt by the
forces back of plant dispersal and
work removal programs to sabot-
age the fight being made to keep
California's aircraft plants busy
and the economy on a stable basis.
The Aeronaut points out that the
publicity has drawn unemployed
from other sections of the country,
and these men find layoffs where
they expected jobs.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Cops And Gowns
For Milk Drivers

Chicago LPA)-When it comes
to academic rituals you can't say
that AFL Teamsters don't know
their way around. 1t was caps-and.
gowns for Fl Windy City Milk
Drivers the other day as they were
graduated from a social legisla-
tion class at the University of III
inois Institute of Labor & Indus
trial Relations.
All graduates were awarded GER
tificates by the secretary-treasurer
of their union, Thomas j. Hagger-
ty, member of the Chicago board
of education. They were the fourth
class of Milk Drivers to go through
the course.
Actually the Milk Drivers Local
was a pioneer in workers educa-
ton. A resolution it's delegates in
troduced to the convention of the
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Turn TO Page Three
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Morgdn CO. Has Finger In
Business Worth Billions

Washington IPA) - Breath,
taking" is the only way Chairman
Emanuel Celler Cd, n. " of the
H ouse Monopoly Investigating
committee can describe the financ-
ial power welded by j. P. Morgan
& Co. The Morgan widespread in
terests in the nations leading man
ufacturing, railroad, banks and in
surance enterprises were outlined
to the committee by Donald c.
Cook, member of the Securities &
Exchange Commission.
]. P. Morgan Co. was the daddy
of US Steel Corp, and has always
had at least one director on US
Steel's board since it was organized
in 1903. 1t has been the only fin
ancing institution used by US Steel
over the 47-year period. The mon
opoly investigation has been spend
ing three weeks finding out the
facts about the steel industry, and
the record of interlocking director
ates of the j. P. Morgan Co. and
63 key businesses were unearthed
along the way.
The 32 officers and directors of
j. P. Morgan Co. serve as directors
and officers of 40 railroads and in
dustrial companies with assets of
more than SIT billion, and of %
banks and insurance companies
with assets of more than So billion.
SEC Commissioner Donald c. Cook
read the committee the figures,
and then added that sit is a little
to visualize $2512 billion.
The roll of affiliations, of course,
many of the substantial
preeminent companies, industrial
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Profits Up Again
But Corporations
Producing Less

Washington (LPA)-For a corp
oration president-or even stock,
undertakings were never before
as good as they seemed at the enc
of the first three months of 1850
Profits are near another all-time
peak. And the cash and govern
ment bonds stored up by corpora
tions at the end of last year were
at record high level.
However, as corporation and
government reports revea e d
there's another side to the picture.
Business Week magazine, looking
at the first 100 corporation returns
made public for the first three
months of 1850, points out that the
production on which the profits
were reaped is lower than last year.
In other words, the corporations
made more money on a smaller
volume Of sales.
In addition, report by the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission
on April 80 observed that "the
most significant development" in
the working capital of US corpora
tions in 1949 was that they were
putting a bigger share of their
money into the bank, and into
easily cashed government bonds. A
smaller share went into working
capital.
SEC found that corporations
working capital increased $2.9 bill
ion in the one year. 1t was made up
almost entirely of 5000 million in
cash and bank deposits, and SIT
billion of government bonds. Be-
fore the war, corporations ordinar-
lily had cash and government Sc
curities representing as per cent of
what they owned. By 194S, it was
81 per cent, and by 1949 had shot
up to IL per cent.
A smaller amount of corpora
tions' funds went into plant and
equipment than in any recent year.
Only one-third of the money in
vested in plant and equipment was
raised by issuing new stock or bor-
rowing. Two-thirds of the plant
and expansion came
from undistributed profits.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-05-04
Swedish Labor Delegation
Entertained In Capital

Washington, D. c. ILNS). -
The delegation of 35 Swedish labor
union workers and leaders which
toured the United States under the
auspices of Folket i bid (The Peo-
pie in Pictures), Stockholm illus
trated weekly, and of the Swedish
labor press, visited New York. De-
troit, Chicago, Rockford, Gary,
Ind; Knoxville, Tenn, and Wash
ington, d. C. In Detroit they in
spected the automobile factories
and in Chicago toured the stock
yards. After a visit to Gary, Ind,
where the steel mills were the main
attraction, the visitors were given
a chance to study the IVA around
Knoxville.
In Washington, they were the
guests of Ambassador and Mrs.
Erik Bohemian at the Swedish En-
bassy. The following day, April IL,
after visit to Mount Vernon, they
called on the Capitol and were
greeted by Vice President Alben w.
Barkley. In the evening, CIO gave
a dinner for the delegates and
April 18 they were the guests of
the American Federation of Labor