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Evening star., 1951-03-01
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST
For Sears, Roebuck 81 Co.
AIInITIMG DEPT

11o1A A4NS ol4 Il.
This opening for person
seeking permanency; 5-day
40-hr. wk., starting salary
commensurate with ability
Position requires skill and
accuracy in tipping Stats
tical reports. Oppor. will be
extended to learn other
phases of auditing func-
tions If employe so desires
For appt. call Mr.. Cieri.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & co.
2301 LAWRENCE AVE. NE
NO. 6543
Evening star., 1951-03-01
ROUTE SALESMAN
Route Statesmen

Opportunity for ambitious men, aged
2540, in our Sales Department;
permanent position with excellent
chance for advancement. Apply in
person between s and II am. or
by writing MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
g. DRY CLEANING CO.. 1928 Flor
ida ave, NV
SALESMAN to canvas nationally ad-
vertised watches on credit; good
many company dement's. Mr.. Ullman'
NEW YORK JEWELRY co. 71e
sAInsMANs Il ss n,w mems furnishings; must
be exper.; good salary; perm. posi-
tion. Apply UNIVERSITY SHOP,
1878 6 st. NV. II
SALESMAN. wholesale. exper. call
ing on retail grocers: restaurants.
salary. exp. acct. and comm. Phone
FIR. 1904 after pm.
SALESMAN, exper., for mems cloth
ing and furnishings; salary and
commission. Apply sTYLEPLUs
CLOTHES, 1915 G st. NV, -
Substantive are looking. for a
reliable married man, age 30-50, tc
take care of our business in the
be practically set up in business fol
himself on a remunerative 2bso
basis. New and repeat business, as
sures substantial income from start
No shortage of merchandise. There
will be no delivery or collecting. Cal
necessary to cover territory. This
position will lead quickly to DlstTlc,
interview. cali 81. 1881 or write
A. E. RATHBUN. district manager
1lo5 Flower ave-, Takoma Park
D. G. IL,
Evening star., 1951-03-01
1925 G ST. NV.

NURSE, registered. white. Protestant;
assistant head nurse; live in. GE.
5000. Call 7:30 am, $3.50 pm. -5
NURSE. practical, white, to live in
private home. OIL. orr. -
NURSE. white. experienced: live in:
permanent position: 2 children.
Call EN-. 1900, for appt. a
NURSE OR TECHNICIAN with nurs-
ing exper., for pediatrician's Office.
central NV. loc.; exper. applicants
only. preferably able to do blood
Thurs. of. Box 32-T. Star. II
for doctors once;
work part time In afternoons. DI.
5870. Ext. 702 .
OFFICE ASSISTANT and SWITCH
day, 40-hour week; salary open.
Good opportunity for competent
young person. 616 Transp. Bldg.
ME. 0S34. -3
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HELP WoMEN tcent.l

CASHIER and beverage checker
only experienced need apply. Do
not phone. See MR.. COHEN week
days only between 3 snd Il am
CASHIER HANDBAG sALEsLADY;
salary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH
DE YOUNG, 1926 F st. NV. -4
CASHIER -TYPIST for insurance Of
ss 'asS zDSly vsSs $50 etoa Bids 0ssl4
ssa sAssaHiIiE;Rn-iTTYprsr-Young Ii; q lady With
pleasant telephone manner. Some
typing. Good salary, pension plan.
40-hour week; Phone Mr.; Mat Mat
4s44 Connecticut ave. NV.
CLERKS to manage cleaning stores;
openings in all parts of city; good
pay. vacations. bonus: exper. not
necessary: Apply $50 ,7th st. Sc, q
esous f nod supDy aEer store asnv good god saEy
osERk, sfaEi white. age s5-45, exper. 4 in
dry cleaning store. Permanent posi-
tion for right person. Write, giving
lSa.r local refs. rsttss... age and exper. Box
CLERK. some typing ability. under
35, for permanent employment in
life insurance company; 71a-hour
day, 5-day week; inexpensive lunch
room; special employe benfits, Apply
Room 300. s16 14th st. NV, be-
CLERK0Knowiedge of typing: 5-day,
40-hour week. no Saturdays; good
salary. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave
CLERK, to operate imprinting marker
and maintain library and stock in
Catholic commercial organization;
must be graduate Of high school.
long settled in D. c. area and not
over 35 years old: salary to start.
S46.S0 for six-day week. Apply in
own handwriting to Box 3S1-S. Star.
CLERKS. white. dry cleaning store;
several fine openings. ages 20 to As;
Evening star., 1951-03-01
LEADERS WANTED

Would you like to earn 81 per iour
in your community personal rela-
tions work leading people to think,
do. act? Help people get what they
already need? Work of national
Importance. With training you can
Earn while training Fifteen 40 hours
weekly, days or evenings. required.
Write fully. give phone. AL REST,
2. Q. Box 3064
Evening star., 1951-03-01

PORTER DRIVER. colored; delicates-
sen and grocery; reliable; refs. req
6117 Ga. ave. No calls. p
PRESSER. wool or silk; steady Job
and good pay. Call in person,
PEELERS DRY CLEANING. 1927
Baltimore ave. Riverdale, Md.
PRESSERS, Wool; must be expert
enced on all types of garments;
good salary and working conditions
Apply DEBONA1R VALET, 2612
Conn. NV II
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PORTER

For general work in automobile deal
ership: excellent wages and working
conditions. Apply
AIS MOTORS, INC.
39f0 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
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FOUNTAIN HELP
WHITE, AGE 20 TO 35
FXPERIENCED

APPLY WHELAN DRUG
500 18th ST. NV. ROOM eliza
FOUNTAIN HELP. white. experienced;
TIPS, meals. uniforms; $3.50. CON-
TINENTAL PHARMACY, 422 North
Capitol. ST. 967S. II
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, experienced;
good salary. Apply s. S. KRESGE
CO. .}427 Conn. ave.
GOVERNESS. white, for 2 children
age and 8; permanent; NV. Sec
tion; summer in Mass; knowledge
of swimming essential. driving de-
sirable. Salary. 5000. In reply. give
references. age. experience. back
ground education. nationality. Box
HOSTESS, part time for a well
known tea room, approximately 4:30
to $3.50 every evening, except Mon
days; must be young and active;
should live in Silver Spring area.
HOUSEKEEPER, exper. Apply mana
gers office. BELLEVUE HOTEL, j., 15
HOUSEKEEPER-M and three
children moving to Denver, Colo,
want housekeeper to live in, as
sumo home responsibilities and care
of children while mother works.
Will provide transportation TO- Den
yer. Nice home. Refs. and health
card required. Reply Box 353-T
Star. IL
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Evening Star Building
VULCANIZERS

VOLIANlLE
Good men can earn 500 per week
Good equipment and working con-
ditions.
BEN HUNDLEY
3446 14th ST. NV.
WASH MAN. experienced, good hours
and good pay. Apply FAIRLINGTON
L.JN1ERERS AND CLEANERS
GL. $500. $500 So. Four Mile Run
wiSpoW sf; a1s' IA 4krnMER. experienced. enc
for sdvancement See see MI. Mn Neison r
MCBRIDE. 700 H ST. ne. i
MAN. colored or white. to work in
grocery store. Come in person. 1910
MAN to install Venetian blinds and
window ST AIDES: must be experienced.
DISTRICT SHADE SHOP. 21o1 K
MAN, colored. for dishwasher-portcr.
Honest and dependable. Nightwork.
E. CAPITOL PHARM.. sth and East
MAN, with experience in metal shop
work and preferably. also easement
storm window installation. Report
e AMco 9. PRODUCTS CO.. 1872
MAN, II - to j. work in grocery store; ex-
perienced preferred; -5la-dav week.
EMERSON SUPER MARKET, 1909
18th st. NV -
MAN to assist In hardware store
and warehouse; permanent position,
paid vacation and holidays. hospital
iZation. etc. See Larry Maloney, MA
LONEY'S, INC. S126 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring. $
MAN. coiored. young, as porter and
fountain man, in downtown drug
store; from $40 pm; no Suns.
local refs. Call DI. 7470. -
MAN with light truck or car; not
just an ordinary delivery JOB, you
are in business for yourself; food
or confection; experience helpful.
Write for personal interview and
give phone number. Box 2S6-S, Star.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
COLLECTION MAN
Collection Men ~
COLLECTOR

Man with car. to collect current ac-
counts on outside and train for in
side credit position; no experience
necessary; good salary plus Car
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703
Tth
Evening star., 1951-03-01
HELP MEN
PATENT DRAFTsMEN-piece work

PATENT DRAFTSNEN---Piece work
quote prices, for simple cases; un.
limited volume. Box 362-S. Star. A.
PHARMACIST, reg. white or colored;
MANAGEMENT ability; salary and per-
Box 466-T Star. 20
PHARMACIST. reg MARYLAND, for
relief work; hours arranged to suit;
S2,25 per hour. Call UN. 1882. A
PHARMACIST, full time: every 3rd
SUM- sun; ewes. wk.; SIP s Expert
PHoT0GRAPHER. with portrait stu.
dio experience. ANTON. 1912 G St
PLAsTERERs. Ist-class white me
chanics. TO. 6606. =
PLUMBER
Jobbing plumber with at least 10
yrs exper.; knowledge of city. and
drivers license reauired;. steady
work. Apply 1246 Taylor st. NV.
a
PORTER. with D. c. drivers permit;
steady employment for reliable,
willing worker; salary discussed at
interview. See Mr.. Hartman, ROYAL
MOTORS, INC, Chrysler- Plymouth,
PORTER, drivers license; excellent
salary and hours; meals furnished.
1886 Conn. ave, WO. $500. q
PORTER to work in nearby Md. drug
store; must be over 81 and have
Md. drivers license; no sundays.
Apply SUBURBAN REXALL DRUG
STORE, Viers Mill Shop, Center.
PORTER AND KITCHEN MAN. ex-
perienced only Apply in person,
AMBASSADOR DRUGSTORE, 4th
and 4 SITS. W. i
Evening star., 1951-03-01

!, COLLECTOR-SALE have
! knowledge of inStallment collecting
and selling; steady Job; 5-day week;
established routes: no canvasSing;
salary, comm. and bonus. Mpsr have
good car, Apply ALLSTATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO.. 2ll7 NJ ST, NV.
COOK K-CHAUFFEUR. live in prefera-
bly, cook for adults; 6-day week;
experience and references in first
letter Box 76-T. star. Il
COOK AND COUNTER MAN to take
charge Of soda fountain and lunch;
breakfast and lunch only. No night
work Or you can rent. Good op-
portunity for couple: good location.
Call IL to Q pm. OW. 2455. -
COUNTERMEN, eXper. Good salary,
No Sun. work. Apply MARINER
RESTAURANT. 1912 Wis. ave. NV.
CREDIT COLLECTION MAN. expert
enced in telephone delinquent ac-
counts: excellent salary. permanent.
pleasant surroundings. ASKINS. 737
pELlrcnAiHTEssEN i MAN. exper.. imned.
WORK Apply MORRISON DELICA-
TESSEN, 5540 Conn. ave. WO.
DISHWAsHERS C2l, experienced;
good salary. no Sunday Work, Apply
MARINER RESTAURANT, 72l2
Evening star., 1951-03-01

CLERK-TYPIST
And general Office work. Excellent
working conditions with good pay.
Apply Mr.. Ettlin. 3rd floor. BOND
CLOTHES l335 p st. NV
Evening star., 1951-03-01

SHOE SALESMAN
only; excellent salary
plus commission; ideal working con-
ditionS; permanent position: 5-day
week; 20Go discount on all store
purchases. FRANKLIN SIMON g.
CO., 1880 Conn. ave, OR. 600.
Evening star., 1951-03-01

Millinery Salesgirls
WANTED
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
SALARY AND COMMISSION
APPLY AT
MAISON'S
1925 G ST. NV,
Evening star., 1951-03-01

CLERKS. white. dry cleaning store;
several fine openings. ages 20 to As;
fine salary and commissions; imme-
diate employment. Apply Friday
and SATURDAY. 8 to IL. at:
3213 14th St. NV.
1919 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
(Both Near Park Rd)
1102 H st. NE.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
SAI,ESGIRTS

No experience necessary: good start
ing salary. Apply in person to the
F. w WOOLWORTH CO., 900 7th
Evening star., 1951-03-01
COLLEGE MEN

II you have late afternoon and early
eve. hours free. 8 nights per wk.,
and interested In saleswork which
will pay you in excess Of S75 q wk.
apply 1346 Conn. ave-. Suite g19.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
PLUMBER

Jobbing plumber with at least 10
yrs eXper.; knowledge of city and
drivers license reauired; steady
work. Apply 1246 Taylor st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-01
2 Men Needed Immediately

To install metal awnings: experience
In this field or along similar lines
Ma. 4l52 for appointment.
Amco Products Co.
C0LORED MAN, to assist in vege-
table dept. Experienced. Apply 3423
Conn. ave Il
Evening star., 1951-03-01

Good men can earn 500 per week
Good equipment and working con-
ditions
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-13
a y III

(Send your questions about tbe
armed forces or any aspect of military
serpiee to: Walter Sbead, Armed Serv-
ices Question Box, 1867 National
Press Building. Washington 4, D. c.
AnsWers tDiH be gipen in this COL
Hn1n.)
MORE than 1000 army enlisted
~ women are now serving in
headquarters and supporting units
IN overseas areas in accordance
with the army's policy of releasing
physically qualified male military
personnel for field training and
combat duty In the United States,
5000 WACS have replaced an equal
number of enlisted men and male
officers in headquarters and sup
porting units. The army has met
about third of its recruiting goal
of 10000 enlisted women under the
current program. Some of the jobs
available to WACS in the army in
clude photographers, cartograph-
ers, radio broadcast supervisors,
translator, intelligence analyst, as
sistant criminal investigator, gas
mask repair specialist, high speed
radio operator, recreation super
visor, dental techncian, medical
technician and others.
o. am in school nnaer The
CT bill and note that The ent-oU
date is July IS. Does ibis mean
that WiH bare to attend sum-
mer school to finish my classes
ibis fall? H.HR. San Diego. Cai
A. No. Your summer vacation
will be considered an interruption,
normal to all students. and there
fore, beyond your control. You will
be permitted to resume training
this fall in the same field of study.
o. Uas in school unde, my
81 bill training, but Was called
back into service. How wiH The
July IS ent-oH date affect my fin
isbing my education? K.I.. Free
mont. Neb.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-13
.sU$SIlsISI BOX

"A. II you interrupted your edu-
catlonal training to reenter serv
ice, you will be permitted to con-
tlnue training after your discharge.
Your post service training which
must begin within reasonable
time after your discharge, will be
limited to your remaining entitle-
ment and the July 25. 1856. wind-up
of the program.
~ am veteran and an,
rendering it I am entitled TO
tree physical ebeeknp at VI
hospital. not for any VI bene.
fits. bit because bare bad no
s"eb ebeeknb for long ime' A.G..
81. Joe. Michigan.
A. No VA is not permitted to pro-
vide physical examinations that
have no bearing on VA admins
tered benefits.
O-Aly national serrice lite IN
5Hranee term boliey has absed.
bit fbe term period has not es-
brea. Is it possible 10 reinsta.e
it nnder The new free insurance
laU' am reteran, not on &C
tire duty. J.ES.. Bneyrns. Ohio.
A. Yes. Your policy may be re-
instated on or before, but not after,
its term period has expired.
OIL finish my Ct bill class
room course after Jnly Is eni-
off date. and bare remaining en-
fitlemenf, eonld continue wifb
on-tbe-job training in the same
field? D.D.G., Sikeston, Missouri.
A. If the job training was more or
less a repetition of your classroom,
No. But if the job training was an
essential part of your overall CT
training program and was required
before you could qualify as
trained worker, you would be per-
mitted to take it. But you must ap-
ply before you complete your class
room work
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-13
Navy to Modernize Aircraft Carriers

The Trigger replaces the old Trig-
ger lost in the Pacific in March,
1945
The army quartermaster corps
estimates leather footwear require
ments for the first quarter of fiscal
year 1852 will amount to about $780,
900 pairs of combat boots per
month The army and air force will
need 100000 pairs of service shoes
per month from October through
June, 1852.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-13

The navy has announced that the
carriers USS Randolph and USS
Hornet, both of the q, 900 ton Essex
class, will be modernized to include
Strengthening of flight deck for
heavier aircraft. Ten destroyers
also will be converted with heavier
armament changes.
USS Trigger, first of the new fleet
type submarines to be built since
the end of World War II, was
launched at Groton, Conn.,, June IA.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-07-13
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. Price and controls will be cont inued.
Merchants had better make up their minds
tinue operating under price controls for months
come--possibly years.
. The cattle industry's rebellion at ceilings
beef has crystallized iment among control
agency officials and in congress that beef roll
backs are here to stay. Ceiling prices pork,
lamb and veal will be
DEFENSE ACT AMENDMENT LIKELY II
. Fifty senat ors and many repre- lain
sentatives favor establ ishment of agency ernrrrI
similar to small war plants corporation 0snSssI
which operated during World War II. rEA'ohE
This feeling may result in amendment to
defense act. Reason is result Of testimony n
hearings showing small business has been unable
to obtain fair share Of defense ntracts and
scarce materials, despite announced efforts Of
control AGENCIES to give them PREFERENCE.
PRICE CUTTING HURTS SMALL MERCHANTS
O Price cutting Of brand name merchandise as
result of supreme court decisio null flying state
fa1r trade acts insofar as non-signers
cerned, is hurting small merchants. Big merchants
with large volume and not be hurt but
little man with small volume can't meet competi-
t1on. There is no indication congress intends to
do anything about it, general feeling being if
consumers are getting break they deserve It.
RURAL BANK ASSETS INCREASE
@ Assets of ional banks, including thou
sands of small rural banks throughout the country
totaled Se4, 27l, $50, 900 of April g. This COM
pares to s88, o75, 85a, 900 year ago, in
n
crease was due to increased deposits which showed
over five and half billion advance.
RETAIL FOOD PRICES UNCHANGED
O Department of labor index of May IS
showed retail food prices relatively unchanged
for first half of month, with increases in FRUITS
vegetables and eggs offset by decreases in meat
dairy products, fats and oils. Average primary
market price declined O.3 of per for
week ending June 5. For sixth consecutive week
daily index of prices spot markets and organ
lied exchanges declined.
FARM INCOME UP IN APRIL
. Farm income for April annual rate Of
SIS billion, two-thirds of billion higher than in
March. Much of it reflected increased volume Of
livestock marketed. Farm income for first four
months Of 1851 at rate of SIS billion
one-fifth higher than in CORRESPONDING neriod
Of 1850.
~ the shinston Bureau rwNu Features
Evening star., 1951-07-15
By Kite Turmoil

After Cora started to work as
a waitress, at a resort hotel, she
wanted to be smart on the date
angles. So she asked Jewel, a
popular college sorority girl who
totes trays every summer:
How friendly should you be
to strange men. older men on the
job? II you try to be breezy, just
for fun or for the tips. how can
you get out of going out after
work with men you don't know or
like?"
Jewel flashed back with some
answers that are good guidance,
on any summer job. Also these
teen-tips are worth remembering,
when you eat out or travel, even
if you are not one of the many
boys and girls who tend table
or counter at resorts:
BE friendly but impersonal. !"
Jewel advised. That's what my
boss, Mr.. Win Jackson, who has
supervised working girls in many
chain restaurants, told me.
$50, you don't act as if it
were a date bureau. You bid for
tips with better service. You don't
rush the order. You mention
what's especially good to eat that
day. You offer refills. like water
or more butter or coffee, If it's
company policy to offer extras
free. You don't offer more coffee.
as If it's a favor from you, if the
customer will have to pay for
another cup. You ask if the food
is just right. That flatters 'em!
after all that. if you don't
get a tip, you give yourself a
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Dating Angles on Summertime Jobs

smile and charge it up to expe-
rience. To learn how to get along
with all kinds Of people might be
the most profitable tip you could
ever earn.
About going out, If the man. S
difficult, it is always your right
to refuse to continue to serve him.
That you do. quietly, or you may
report him to the manager. Don't
dramatize or be like a character
out of novel. Be brisk, matter-of-
fact. light but firm. II asked out,
just say MY Dad or brother al
ways calls for me-" or I'm going
steady" or I'm dated way
ahead" If you keep it in line from
start. it shouldn't have to get to
the social stage"
so, now I get the ideas on
how to get rid of a man. But
how do ! get the dates want,
with boys who work here? They
haven't been paying too much
attention to me-" sighed Cora.
Get into the competition, .
Jewel prompted. "At a lot of
resorts. it's a rugged man-hunt
with 5 or 6 girls to a boy. To COM
pete you have to keep looking
neat, pretty, cheerful. But don't
fuss with your hair, primp, or
stand around as if you expect a
Prince Charming or movie
talent scout as the next customer.
BE quick to do your share of
the work and some extras, with
out trying to be the girl-of-all-
work. To drag or complain that
you are too tired to carry your
share of heavy trays will not en-
Evening star., 1951-07-15

democratic. You never show you
think less Of the boy who earns
less than you, as a bus boy. For
all you know he might be the
hotel-owner's son!
you go to whatever parties and
programs are open to employees.
For these you don't need a date
ahead. You're in the club already,
as an employe, act that way.
Fit in with the customers as
easily as you would mix any,
where. If they are at the parties
at which employees are also well
come, and if it is hotel policy for
you to socialize with guests. be
natural, friendly, at ease but don't
play up to the customers. On any
date act as you would at. your
best, at home, and you'll do!
Evening star., 1951-07-15

dear you to the boy who is slowed
up or overworked by your inef-
ficiency. Don't ever brag about
being out too late. on a date the
night before, to be UP to par.
Why should that interest one who
wants you to be your fresh self
right then. during work that
should not be slowed down by your
date-life?
Catch on to the jargon. That's
some Of the fun of summer resort
work. So, maybe you call the dish
washers 'pearl-divers' or hail the
cabin 'cleaner-uppers' as pillow
thumpers.' You relay the egg
orders as sunny side down or
two, staring at you You fit in
with popular talk without over
doing it. Also, you are friendly,
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Miss Florence Baker
Becomes Bride

Miss Florence r. Baker OF
Chevy Chase was married yester-
day afternoon in the Bethesda
First Baptist Church to Mr.. Cleve
B. Denny OF Comanche. Tex. The
Rev. John Gates officiated.
The couple will reside in Chevy
Chase. Md, after their wedding
trip to Texas.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
You Will Soon Wear

heavy looking. chunky jewelry
copied from authentic Siamese
motifs, and growing in popularity
because of "The King and I" now
on Broadway. Matching gold
bracelet with dangle and necklace
make an attractive set Of semi
tailored costume pieces for day.
time
Evening star., 1951-07-15

-WhIte Fh0tO.
MRS. JOHN LESTER KEEFE.
Miss Janet Louise King, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent w.
King Of Silver Spring, joined
yesterdays brides when she was
married to Mr.. John Lester Keefe,
A.A.F., son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Keefe of this city.
The ceremony was performed
at st. Anthony's Church by the
Rev. Bailey. The couple, now
honeymooning through North
Carolina and the South will re-
side here.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-21
Postage Reduction
To be Dropped

The Post office Department in
Seattle this week announced that
effective July II. 1861, the reduction
in postage applicable to U.S.A. gift
parcels will be withdrawn in so far
as parcels destined for Japan are
concerned.
In the future. gift parcels to ia
pan must be paid at the postage
rate of Il cents per pound.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-07-21
Film Find Ready
To Join Army

HONOLULU. T. H.. July 2l--Hen-
ry Nakamura. who was featured In
go for Brokel" in the role Of young
Tommy, is now here awaiting induc-
ton into the army.
Nakamura, a student at the Uni
versity of Hawaii. recently finish
ed a featured role in the Robert
Taylor film for MGM, Westward
the Women.