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Evening star., 1950-11-19
MEN

Factory representative of large cor
poration Will be In Washington on
Monday. November, 20. to interview
men regarding a plan TO place them
-A WITH WTTHouT r. INVEsTMENr. sn1sssssfsS
We have nothing to sell you. no de-
posit required. but several men will
oe given rare opportunity for a
substantial income, and those who
is no barrier in this business. but
we prefer neat-appearing married
men between the ages OF % and As,
whose home life is congenial and
VINO believe IN proving their worth.
ing from $3.50 to $500 per week.
APPLY IN PERSON TO
MR.. FOWLER
am; Prepare to remain the bal
ance OF the day II selected.
MEN WITH TRACTORS to haul
furniture through 4s States; good
SoRTsHaERk VAN AN LINZ Rtsshs 1873 H0ixeT new
MENopeninss HSsk ope s tor La ! sosa;t ess5o
men. Our men average ss5 and up
per week. Many of our most sue
ceSsful dealers had never sold any
thing before. Each new man is
given an established territory, with
tSe1AoL ICpedt CUSTOMERS, ana calls
are made by appointment system,
Personal training furnished Apply
the FULLER BRUSH CO, eli Ma
tional Press Bldg. 14th and r SITS.
n.Wp or call DI. 4477 or DI. 3498.
UNION BRICKLAYERs wanted white
only, top wages; Job located 19 At
iantic street sc. Call l.. BARNETT.
VI. 567s after 5 pm. Many Jobs
N Sc. plenty Of material. -l9
YOLNG MAN, 20 to 35. as a super
visor for retail shopping service, no
experience necessary; salary; ad-
vancement: must be free to travel.
Apply WARNER BLDG, 18th and E
SITS: NV. RIM. 95l. -2I
YOUNG MAN. with sales and stock
room experience, for furniture de-
partment in large children's store
in Arl.: chance for advancement;
good salary for right person. Cali
I'VE. 1000 for appt. -2I
YOUNG MAN for service work; $50
week and car expenses. Apply 1929
Bladensburg I'd. 10
YOUNG MAN. cashier, for cigar and
drug department, exper.. necessary;
CHESTER PHARMACY. 24s0 SIX
Evening star., 1950-11-19

PIX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; for
exclusive speciality shop. Young
woman. good hand writing and
good knowledge of tipping required;
5-day wk., pleasant surroundings,
Apply Mon. morning. 8 to 10 only.
kAPLOWITZ. 52l 18th st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR, exper. only: typing
reoulred: good salary. Apply in
person. f01 p st. NV. 30
PIX OPERATOR. must be capable
typist and familiar with general
office work; prefer person living in
HyattSville area; permanent posi-
tion. Box 4lS-D, Star. -2l
Evening star., 1950-11-19

RESEARCH ENGINEER
Doctors Degree or Masters
Degree. Plus experience in
electrical engineering or
physics.
To work on advanced COM
munications project, using
the statistical theories of
communications. Good
mathematical background a
necessity.
Training and experience
with pulse circuits useful.
Send complete resume and
salary requirements.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
SOLICITORS

The Evening Star has sveral OPEN
Salary plus commission. Must be
over 81 years of age. neat in ap-
pearance and physically fit. Pre-
vious sales experience helpful. Apply
personnel, Room SOC. Open week.
gays, $3.50 to 500: Saturday. 81 j..
Evening Star Newspaper
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
SPOTTER, doing quality work: in
tegrity and dependability essential;
good salary and chance for ad-
vancement for right man: give age.
ttstefence and experience with syn
Ssnetic solvent plant. Box 3s1- d.
sfoTTER, to manage the dry. Gfe clean
ing dept. of new valet shop in
S,iver Spring; complete modern
rssiah,. psant Answer Answer only II you are
Postioh esaHSs $50 g hsndlPs Deq MP pns ins
2Gs on all dry cleaning, including
state ate refs, Box 239-G, Star. 20.
sIAMP DEALER-Would you like to
show auction lots from II am. to to
drawing account; ideal for retired %
collector: Box 467-E. Star.
experienced. must
nave own tools; report ready for
work. 8 am. Monday. 47l3 Miller
ave, Bethesda. Md -IQ
STENOGRAPHER, construction Of
nee; oictation; give full particulars;
salary commensurate with back
ground. Box 147-G. Star. go
age 25-4O: restaurant.
GOOD wages, working conditions. Ap-
ply Miss Kelly, U. s. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE: 503 K st. NV.
STOCK CLERK, experience unneces-
sary; b-day, 4o-hour week, vacation
and holidays with pay. Apply
METAL LIMB MANUFACTURERS,
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statesmen
Account
CommiSSion-Drawin

Account
We require (2) top specially sales
men to sell nationally advertised
product to restaurants. hotels. tav-
erns. drugstores and clubs. If you
can supply record Of proven ability.
a drawing account will be arranged
against commissions earned. This
sales connection should earn you
$500 and UP monthly. Leads fur
nished. Automobile q necessity.
Territories in greater Washington
area. Phone WO. 1019-2013.
SALESMEN-Mfr. est. 1915. nation
ally known and advertised. selling
drug, stationery, jewelry and dept.
stores, ETC., over $4,000 accounts
i'll U.S.A., wants representative for
all or any part Of Nd, D. c. and va.
Protected territory; sideline basis
high comm: vest-pocket samples
state full experience. type of stores
and territory now covering and lines
now selling. INKOGRAPH CO, 200
Hudson St, New York 13. N Y.
Statesmen for 45-yr.-old business
school; evenings and Saturday; must
JAse JA' eafi 4.o5ssi ysf' generous ''"msis0n miS
Statesmen AND WOMEN wanted for
sponsibIe arm which rents small
electrical units tby nationally known
co., on monthly basis; $50 draw
against commission on sliding scale
At DISTRICT SCENT coNTRRo1
CO., 1017 18th Ut. NV. 10
Evening star., 1950-11-19
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
With D. c. permit as assistant auto
shop foreman; help with record
keeping and learn auto parts bust
ness; $40 per week to start; ex-
cellent advancement possibilities.
Apply in person to Mr.. Switkes,
AUTO WHOLESALERS
Evening star., 1950-11-19
MAN
Suitable for
SANTA CLAUS
In Variety Store.
GOOD SALARY
Mr.. Sylvan.
NJ AH4DDnD

s. N. McBRiDE co.
Corner of 9Th and H SITS. NE.
MAN, with car, drive salesman; vic.
Silver Spring Hyattsville; ST. an
hour; temp. State age. Box 1866.
Man WITH cAR-Apply s7o7 esor-
MAN with car familiar or calling on
industrial trade in Washington area.
Right man makes $500 per week.
Give full particulars first letter.
Personal interview follows, THE
s6PPIY Co. MsfarHn 4s Norsh LIST t4ot Sc, MIN
MEN. il you are employed or earn
ing less than $50 per wk. and read
ing these ads because you would
Ike to better yourself and think
but have been afraid to accept a
commission Job due to lack of con-
fdence in. your ability; been refused
salary Jobs because you did not
possess pos .S enough experience or train
your while to write letter giving
us full information about yourself.
as we will select about 30 men to
enroll in sales-training class which
VIII take 2 evenings a week Of your
money, If you would attempt to
GO out and buy this training else
where If it were available. There
WIN be number of men who. after
they they have successfully, completed
an opportunity Of permanent Job
with our company. although this
training will not obligate you in
any way to work for our compan
AFTER this training, you will be priv
that will help you gain employment
In, your chosen field. These classes
Will be conducted by. qualified in
sSIITuctors who are being paid over
iSiO.U0o year. Write at once II
interested to Box 169-D. Star.
men, 80. white, to distribute hand
3E; 3lliS; daily pay; z am. AGO New
place 3 in circulation de-
partment; permanent. good cam
lngs. Room 424. Bond Bldg. 20
MEN
Are you in rut? Are you finding it
hard to meet your obligation on the
salary you now receive?-Are today S
inflated prices slowly eating into
your savings? Do you and your
wife both work or are you working
TWO Jobs in order to make ends meet
and bills? How much longer can
you hold out? What will YOU do
car. home. or live in in a a Better 1 r apt apt.
in a better neighborhoodP Are you
and your wife reading ads hoping
to find a higher-paying Job?
want you to hear my story. NV
name Is Joe Hart. l am married
and ~ yrs. of age. I spent 512
years in the Marine Corp. Previous
to Sept: 20, 1850. I worked for an
undertaking estab. for 3h yrs. at
500 per wk. and 100 hours per wk.
At that time answered an. ad
similar to this one and found an
opportunity which I'm willing to
share with you. Listen to the rest
$3.50 or $500 wk? Well. come in
and see me. My first full week /
earned $i74.66 and my second wk.,
$203.44. Would you like to know
what I earned my first 2 months?
Mind you. I'm new at it and no
previous exper. In this business that
I'm willing to share with you. Re
quirements--youm must own a car, be
over Is and under 20, with a good
reputation. Come in and bring your
wife and have heart to heart talk
with me or my manager.
You will never know or find out what
Joe Hart made in his frst . months |
unless you investigate at 304 E. |
Monroe ave. Alex. Va, Monday, |
NOV. 20. at pm. or Tues, Nov. IL, |
AZ $50 Pm, or you may write for |
an appt. s-21
Evening star., 1950-11-19
CLERKS, TYPISTS, N. c. R.
BOOKKEEPING OPERATOR

In large retail jewelry store; excel.
lent opportunity; top salary, COM
pany benefits, etc. See Mr.. Kyle,
BATES JEWELRY, Dol r st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OFFICE CLERK

vi I IOE OLEhh
Alert young woman with nice
personality, pleasant tele-
phone voice and adept with
figures. Experience with
MGR No. 5000 machine de-
sirable. Permanent, 5-day
week.
Apply in person to Mr.. Harab
AMERICAN LINEN
SERVICE co.
2233 9th St. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
TRUCK DRIVER

We have an immediate opening for q
good colored driver who is neat in
years Of age; previous experience
and D. c. permit required: must be
able to pass physical exam. IN ad-
dttion to salary, generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
personnel, Room 500. Open week
days 8:30-5 and Sat. 81. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HELP MEN

statesmen, at once; local suburban
TERRITORY now open. for qualified
men, over 80 to represent National
organization, in, dignified semi-pro-
intelligent. effort win insure excel
lent steady year around income
and a permanent career in dis
tinctly low, pressure field. Win not
pc affected by material shortage
facts, repeat business. exclusive
territories. Age no barrier. Previous
sales experience not essential and
successful applicant will receive
complete training and supervision
DSonssar Ds Local company % representatiye. car
2SS5. Monday, 8 till 4. Tues. TU.
$500. 8 till 4. 30
and specially @ stores w in aepalthen. Virsinia.
Maryland, District Of Columbia, part
Of West virginia to sell Belding
Gorticelli fabrics, lingerie and
thrsSsd; three IN some nssson sxperience desirable
yember 21, only to MR.: M. j. RUTT,
Hotel Harrington, Washington, 30
SANTA CLAUS. congenial. I to 9
pm; Christmas Lane, Woodridge; !;
n Per per- hour. Call MR.. TURNER,
SERVICE ICE STATION shift operator. mst
Itn91Iroushly Ia1I Wt resp experienced. over 25 yrs.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
for new station in Wheaton, Nd.
excellent opportunity for advance
ment with one Of Washington's
largest automobile dealers. Apply
Monday at TOMS AUTO SERVICE,
$40 N st. NV. See Mr.. Earl Par
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT TTE1S
White. 80 to 40; only Well-experi-
enced men on fabrication work need
apply; salary. $40. day. plus COM
mission and vacation. See Mr.. Bar
ron, TI6H mgr sUNoco SERVICE STA
service station oN' atten attendant; Ia ao exo
sEky1cE ''e sTaThoS ra9ne M 2TTENDAsr, sf1i Das
HAYNES EIsls sys ESQ i 8 SERVICE: s4os %lT:
SERVICE STA: SHIFT OPERATOR,
white. over 80; some exper. pref,
qnust qmust nsEs sEe clean past record; refs.
sETTIEMENir CLERK, young rIo man
over 21. to handle real estate settle
ments; must be high school graduate;
5-day week; good salary, bonus and
paid vacation. Apply DISTRICT
LITTLE INSURANCE CO.. Courthouse
Sheet Metal Mechanic
Experienced in heat duct installati
Iop wages. RE. 0220 or RE. 1875.
SHINE BOY, salary plus tips; good
TURY VALET. 30
SHIFTING CLERK. colored; good
future: start $40; export. chemical
or drug exper. helpful; must have
high IQ: ref. NO. 1902.
SHOEMAKER. experienced, ANY time
Sunday, AK. 6179. -2i
SHOEMAKER-Expe and fast:
steady work. 1901 N. j. ave. NV,
SHOE REPAIRMAN
To manage. the shoe repair dept. of
9 new valet shop in Silver Spring.
one one VINO VINO can do a perfect Job on
plus 20 on all shoe repairing
BOX 239-G. Star. 2Os
SHOVEL AND CRANE operator with
tools. reliable. sober; references.
One familiar with truck crane. Year
around work. Box 42s-E. Star.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
statesmen

At once. If you are earning less than
$75 per week and have the desire
to more than double your present
earnings, you'll praise the day this
known of our proposition many
years before. You need q car and q
burning desire to be among the
higher-paid statesmen. We train you
for successful lifetime career
Call SH. 4640, 8 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
SALES SUPERVISOR

With direct installment selling ex-
perience and capable of training and
supervising large force of statesmen
An excellent opportunity fer a real
producer. Car essential. MR.. AL
GREEN. AP. 63O2. ia
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HELP MEN

SIX BRICKLAYERS WANTED-R. T.
ave. and Newton st. me-; S26 day
Evening star., 1950-11-19
statesmen

Man, with car, free to travel, con-
tacting women's civic clubs. No In
vestment, protected territory. No
money to collect. No heavy samples.
Our representatives earning $1OO
to $3.50 weekly. COMMUNITY
SERVICES, INC, 1907 Main, Kansas
CITY Mo
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Refrigeration Mechanic

Not over 3s. experienced in COM
mercial installation and mainte-
nance. Should have own car and
tools; Permanent position with
STEADY income, paid vacation, sick
leave and disqualification Apply to
Mr.. GURGESS. l724 H st. nw.-2l
Evening star., 1950-11-19

HOSTESS, age 21-40. restaurant;
ITd Appiy Masss Miss key Torkins cSnd5iiens SpI
MENT Service VICE 500 S < st. aMnLUf- NV
HOUsEKEEPER-Competent, white,
under go: for widow. Suburbs. Good
nome; references. Box 203-H, Star.
gatfi entfii ws family S.oa q 3; child in school.
HOUsEKEEPER, White, i've i've in, care
Tor 1-year-old girl while parents
gork; PVT. upstairs rm.; $a5 wk,
rNsuRANcE ssi sast; RATE elrRk-rYFaiIsr, maI
ss1aRssE,sassd sasKsRs m6ruAy Az 1SsuRSssE s58 Esek
co. 401 Warner Bldg. 18th and E
- INVOICE CLERK
Accounts payable dept, lge. hotel
supply house. 5-day week: paid va
sSston sHton snd d sick hh.Ms ,ssve; e. Apply NJ
JEWELRY SALESGIRL - Experience
preferred but not essential; good
references required. ERNEST
JEWELRY sALEsLADY-Must be ex-
perienced; full or part time. See
MI ads Franks at HARVEY JEWELLERS
JUNIOR DIETic1AN-one year or
more experience in commercial work
REQUIRED; prefer single person who
is interested in permanent position
with future advancement. Apply
Personnel Once. L st. entrance.
HOTEL STATLER, -o1
KITCHEN MANAGER for well-known
restaurant: must be able to get
KEY PuNCH n opERAfioR, ETAtie; oMi under g'ss. g.
experience desirable but not essen
tial. II not experienced, applicants
should have knowledge of tipping
Apply Room 300. Sl6 14th st. NV.
between am and 4 I'm -01
Evening star., 1950-11-19
MELPAR, INC.

D
452 Swami Ave, Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
High Altitude Luke

Highest known lake in the world
is Titicaca in South America,
1880 feet above sea level. The
lowest body of water is the Dead
Sea, the surface of which is 1892
feet below sea level.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Howard 10 Observe
Sd Anniversary With
Special Programs

Howard University will observe
the 83d anniversary of its found
ing this week. the program cul-
minating Thursday with Charter
Day exercises.
Miss Lillian Smith, author OF
Strange Fruit" and the recently
published killers of the Dream"
will be the principal Charter Day
speaker. The Charter Day exer-
cises start at 1890 am. and in
the evening there will be BAN
quet, honoring prominent alumni.
President Mordecai johnson will
conduct a press conference to-
morrow at IL, am, opening a
three-day Career Conference. The
conference is sponsored Jointly
with the National Urban League.
Participating with DR.. johnson
in the press conference will be
Dwight Palmer, president of Gen.
eral Cable Corp; Robert Moore,
personnel director of Columbia
University: and Julius Thomas,
industrial relations director Of
the National Urban League.
At the Career Conference con-
sultants will discuss job require
ments and possibilities with stu
dents. Opportunities will be dis
cussed in the fields of engineer
ing, journalism, social welfare and
pharmacy. All sessions will be on
the campus.
At the Charter Day exercises
Thursday morning in Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel, annual
alumni awards for distinguished
postgraduate achievement will be
presented to three Howard grad
yates. The recipients will be Oliver
w. Hill. attorney and first Negro
elected to the Richmond, Va, City
Council since 1888. For achieve
ment in business an award will be
presented to Jesse H. Mitchell.
president Of the Industrial Bank
OF Washington. The award in
medicine will go to DR.. w. Roder-
lex Brown of Pittsburgh. lecturer
and clinician.
The recipients Of awards will
speak at the 26th annual Charter
Day banquet at pm. in Frazier
Hall. DIR. M. Wharton Young. pro-
fessor of anatomy, chairman of
the Charter Day Committee, will
preside at the banquet.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
Pique Shirt
WITH THE LITTLE BOY LOOK
? 's

Sweetest, freshest, newest blouse to weor with
your suits! The iittle-boy collar has simulated
Peorl studs to match the blouse . white, pink
OF noize with Identical buttons down the
front! Fine-Wole cotton pique. sizes 81 to SO.
L4NsBURGHs-Blouses-- Floor
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
OYSTER LEASE CANCELLED

Word has been received in the local Fish and Wildlifs Service office that the Henry Wells Oys- ter Bed Lease at Shoemaker Bay waa fSrslossa effective August, 1850.
 The tsn-ysar lease WGs applied for on May IS, 1949 and became effective March R7l 1O42. The oyster bed soYsrtd i7 acres of tidsland.
 The purpose of the oyster bed was. ito uzs bottoms for bona fide oyster sultfYations for commercial plant oysters in the bed until 1944, purposes" According to the re- port Wslls did not carry cut the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
NOTICE

Will the person who took the bicycle from In front of the Cas- siar Cafe please return 1t.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICES AT THE InCAL CHURCHES

AT THE LOCAL ChuhGhEo
 Church services in Wrangell on Thanksgiving Day will include a union service of the Salvation Army. Presbyterian and Episcopal churches. The service will be held at St. Philips church at 10 a. m. The Rev. Paul F Evans will give the sermon, and Captain Shirley Cukr of the Salvation Army will read che scripture. with the Rt Rev. William J. Gordon. Episco- pal Bishop of Alaska. giving the bensdietion. Music for the service will be provided by the host church.
 Other church services will be.
 St. Rose of Lima and St. John Catholic Church. November zs 9:00 a. m. Mass
 Seventh Day Adventist 80 D f. Friday and Sunday at the church: Sabbath School, lo a m: regular service at II a m.
 Assembly of God Mission. Broth CT Gum; Thanksgiving Service. November 23. 7:30 D. m: No vembsr 26 Sunday School 1o:s0 m; Morning service 1l:3S a. n.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
MRS. BARNES H0NORED AFTER SHEAR SERVICE WITH MARYLAND CASUALTY

Mrs. Frank Barnes this week re- eeiyed a certificate award from the Maryland Casualty Co. of Balti- more commenting her for five year4 service and agency repre- ssntation.
 Mrs Barnes, local insurance aaleswoman. was awarded the cer- titicate through a letter from the Vice President of the company.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
P0C0HANTAS INITIATES THREE NEW MEMBERS

Three new members were fniti- atsd into the Degree of Pocahantas Wednesday evening at very sue cessful initiation ceremony
 New members are Zona Nors. Sally Nors and Ann Dolan.
 A lunch was served altar after She irritation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
MRs. BARNEs T0 sEArrr.F

Mrs. Doris NJ. Barnes win leave tonight via the Princess Norah for Seattle. She will spend the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays with daughters Doris anne of Seattle, and Betty CMrs E. Henning) Of Arlington. Wash. returning to Wrangsll right after Christmas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17
THREE MORE DEER
 ENTERED IN DEER DERBY

Latest entries in the Deer Der by this week include a 12S pound buck brought in by Forret De Witt 142 pounder with Is and one fourth inch spread bp Tom Worries and a 132 pound buck bp Arnold Baqks.
 It was announced this week that prizes for the dsrbp yill be awarded at the Sportman's dinner. the date to be announced later.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17

FOR SALE - One 16 foot boa
 yith h. p. Wisconsin or with |
 p. Michigan Twin marine motor, also 26 foot Columbia River hull See Pete Casey at Institute. 42-l
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17

terms Of the lease. and did not and also used the site for pur- poseA of his saw mill which might hinder the oysters.
 The report was made by See William E. Warnt, Assistant See Fstary of Interior.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-11-17

FOR SALE Boat Dorothy, co troller and seiner. fl feet, Chrys' Crown motor. John Kaer. Inqu. St Campbell Bros.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

where it hurt most-in the pock-
etbook.
The big industrial users of coal
have taken the same view that
many stock traders did: The
strike would be called off before
Gripping damage could be done
the economy. The steel industry,
for instance, dug into its coal pile
as though there were plenty more
where that came from.
But this week many business
found out there wasn't any more.
Steel production was cut dras-
tically, railroads laid off more
men, power users were forced to
reduce operations.
The market refused to get ex-
cited At worst, the strike in
spired a high degree of caution
but there was never any indica-
ton that STOCK owners would like
to unload.
On Friday the market stepped
ahead for the best advance in a
couple of weeks. Demand was
spurred by indications that the
Government was ready to step in
and take over operation of the
mines,
There was more to the markets s
action. though. than appeared on
the surface. Settlement of the coal
strike, with monetary benefits for
the miners in one degree or an
other. was considered inevitable.
Just as inevitable, in the minds
of many traders. were the in
fationary forces which would be
sparked by a settlement.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Heavy Profit-Taking
Fails TO Stop New
Advance in Stocks
BY the Associoied Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 4.-Stock
traders won a long shot bet this
week.
Despite the threat of economic
disaster contained in the coal
strike. the market registered the
belief that the coal miners would
be back at work before an in
dustrial slow down reached such
proportions.
At the ween eld 1t seemed likely
that the market had been right.
At noon Saturday, every sign
pointed to the likelihood that coal
would be mined Monday on large
scale.
On Saturday, a surge of buying
was the first response to over
night news of the strike settlement.
In the face of heavy profit-taking
sales which developed almost i'm
mediately, a little progress was
made. More than SO issues sold
at their highest prices for 1949-50.
Steel. rails and motors were
bought and sold heavily. These in
dustries will benefit Immediately
from a resumption of coal mining
This was the first week that the
strike put the bite on industry
Evening star., 1950-03-05

UNIT Of trading 10 shares. IN bankruptcy or
ceivershp being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act securities assumed by such companies Rates
of dividends in the foreeoing table are annual dis
bursements based on the last quarterly or semiannual
declaration Unless otherwise noted special extra
dividends not Included cid Called PIX dividend
dividend Cash or stock Declared or paid 50 far
Isa-dividena EXC date PAID last year Declared or
|paid after stock dividend Or splt-up kpeelared Or
II arrears; Paid this year DIVIDEND omitted. de-
II Declared 194g paid In 1850. Louidating dividend
Payable In stock exact cash value undetermined on
declaration data.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
Dividends Announced

declared H''-Di'ioenos