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Evening star., 1951-09-26
Produce Markets
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

~, Baltin'ore quotations supplied by the
U2ited states Agriculture Department
Dernane App1eSwWeak yeSv oherings rather heavy
boxes U, S. 1st New jersey Delicious. 81 81
inches up .75-2.25: Golden Doliciof~. 3
lnfheS sc f.nnE up, 30 Maryland boxes U S.
4;O0-95; Golden Delicious 72-I25s' 80,
o. Bulk per bushel unclassified MARYLAND
ana pennsylvania various varieties, 5O-75
Peaches-Bushel baskets U. S. Is. Mary
iand G Elbertas, pa inches up, fair color.
Weaker undertone. U. s Is
sacks cobblers, 1.?5: Katahdins. > 90; So
tsbdins pGHhq se2kI 95H oeeoo0lers. 80 cents Ka-
Sweet Slightly weaker. Bushel
ensketS ensl Y lst hss, hgasheg MARYLAND Gold.
70 on tsir quality oo-50; Porto Ricans,
Lima beans, barely steady; New York.
puShel hampers. 325-3 90. some best 4 90;
nearby. haf-bushel hampers. 1852 90
,,,. Poultry Quotations.
celpts rather heavy. Tradins slow. many
sarrisd; sa @os,T FFys,s HI 3F. pounds and W 80,
pounds and Up Hens Hlsnss beaSy eas5lty; type
26-%9. very lev higher: iieht type, e,S 1926. zpe
Ducks Muscovieg ?7-2s: Pekins. go
., Livestock Markets.
Cattle, 800; fairly broad demand for
All grade cows. about steady with earlier
N week; few stockers also steady, ode
nes1 c commeTcial a COWS, 2S.00-3O.O0; utilits
ts.oo-24 90; odd commercial sausage M ut bulls
10 300 and cutters dawn TO $500 OF
under; few loads 60O-7e5- pound stockei
Calves. 200; slow, generally steady; ode
~sood to prime veaiers. 36 oo-4o 90: teV sH,
commercial and good. 30 00-36O 90
| Hogs 400; small supply well cleaned u,
AZ senefaily . cents lower prices; choice
dao32345 4 Up pour 6sTrowS and gifts SI75
260-3O0 pounds. 2OOO-31 so: over 3O(
pounds. 1875. down: i30-14n pounds
s.5O-l 9 %; l40-l6o pounds, O.50-2l 90
y 90: 4o0-450 pounds, 175O-IS. 90; owe
| l451, pounds, 1900 down
sheep, 25; nominally UNCHANGED: smal
/ Grain Market
Flour-Receipts. 1S,947 1o0-pounC
Wheat-Receipts. o1s.5o4 bushels: shin.
bushels; No. > red winteT' saricky' o2o SPOT
d5ogmnestic 2.29 September. $50; No >
ments. none; Stocks, ssa. .394 SfeIs Bushels sn'0'
Oats-Receipts. none; shipments, none
STOCKS ps Sis2 S4,922 3. bus. bushels. 49, .,,.
noRs s5RRe5: snl0nsn''
ments gtsia none; stocks; stocks; 90, 2,3sl bushels,
none: stocks. 1882 bushels
Millfeed-Receipts, none; shipments
none: stocks. 1882 bushels
I Millfeed-Receipts. none.
Butter and Eggs.
Eegs-Market about steady; receipts
moderate demand slow Wholesale sell
tnG prices A large. 11-73: A mediums
63-64; B large, 6O-6l; ,pullets 1916;
current receipts, ungraded. insufficient tc
Receipts-Egss. 412 cases; butter. 1885,
414 pounds.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO. Sept. :6 P.-Grains made
minor mn nt sovances % 3 on the Board Of Trade TO-
grain for sale on the way up.
=, Best gains were scored by soybeans,
in Yesterdays market Some heavy rains
were reported in parts of the Midwest
over night and this morning. This will
Icause a further delay in harvesting beans
land was one factor in the upturn, traders
Isaid.
Wheat near. the end Of the first hour
was ls-3s cent higher, December, > "A IS;
corn was -unchaneed to p hieher, Decem-
December: T s62s; soybbeeans we're '.-la
higher, October 1876.
Brokers said they thought one reason
the active demand for soybean meal.
which has pressed firmly against OPS
ceilings, With many cattle apparently
feeding. soybean meal has a ready Quiet.
Wheat did not show much early re-
SponSe to news that Canadian harvesting
places, as a result of SHOWS throughout
the three prairie PRODUCING provinces.
There also have been some very low
The Government weekly weather and
CROP report said indications were that
s s38u mature Il per beTe 4e Of 1UTns @
n, lng frost dates of october 5 to 10. In
Illinois rs per cent of the crop now is
Tree, from frost with another 20 per cent
Traders noted that wheat continues to
be exported from this country. although it
apparently is not coming from private
sources. Broomhall, international grain
authortty, reported exports of about =
1oO, 600 bushels this week. Exports from
the futures market as these supplies are
not hedged in futures.
Grain men said the Commodity Credit
nj MO nnlIt I.I..
ties OF its corn, presumably off-grade
varieties. Sales are running so cars or
more each day. This is exerting a de-
pressing influence on the price Structure
OF all cash corn, traders said
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Sept 20 0P).-salable hogs
5000, opened slow, later active, stead,
| to 5 higher on butchers; late sales 10
higher; sows mostly 25 higher; ton 81 az
for on one e, load; "a. most choice 190-2S0 pounds
Il IA ;oq<2l u 20; heavier weights scare few
400 pounds and under. 1S.25-2O. 90, few
20.25; most 400-50O pounds, 1725-IS. o5
heavier weights down to around IL r5(
Tor around 60o-pound kinds; early clear.
ance. NN"-
Salable cattle. 1900: salable calves
300 slaughter steers and heifers steady
to % higher; high choice and prime grade
moderately active and mostly steady: com
Emercial cows about steady, other cows
weak to 80 lower; bulls about steady;
vealers UNCHANGED; few loads prime steers
40 .00-40.25: load prime steers and beifers
mixed, 1915; bulk hich-choce ard prime
steers, 80 O-39, rs; choice grade larsely
30. 25; load utility to CONNER
cial 900-pound grass steers. $500: several
loads prime heifers and mixed yearlines
heifers, 35.0O-3S.5O; commercial c. cows. r
~ .50-31 90; bulk Gamer to utility cows,
y, 00-26.50; utility to good bulls, 200
u 90; commercial to prime vealers, 5000
salable sheep. 1,5oo; slaughter lambs
weak to so lower; practical top 81 so:
few small lots, 31.75-32 90; slaughter
yearlings strong to 25 higher. choice and
prime old-crop lambs and yearlings. 20 rs;
Steady. mostly 1s.5o-16.oo. ~0''0' s"e'
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Foreign Exchange


exchange rates follow Great 4Bie'fr Britain Il
dollars Others, in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market. 5i's per cent discount, or 94.S1L
United States cents unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain (pound) 279}s
up !. Of 2 cent; Great. Britain 30-das
Britain 6O-day futures, 2.79f., up \
Of a cent; Great Britain 90-day futures
27SfS up i of cent: Belgium (franc)
:9SSs, up .00hs Of a cent; France (franc)
.2S5s of a cent unchanged; HOLLAND
tguilder): $3.50. unchanged; Italy Ciral
l6A of a. cent, UNCHANGED; Portuga
(eScudo) 3.4S. unchacnged; Sweder
(krona), 1895, unchanged Switzerland
(franc) free), 22.97, unchanged.
Latin America-Argentina (free), 71n
unchanged Brazil free). $50, unchanged
Mexico, l 81, unchanged; Venezuela doll
var, 30.03, UNCHANGED.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar, 1850. un-
changed
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Business Briefs
Electric Power Production


the week ended September 22I
totaled 7,013,950,000 kilowatt-
hours compared with 7,137, ,652 900
in the previous week, but was
8.6 per cent above the like week
a year ago.-Edison Electric In
Stitute.
Wholesale Food Index, based on
the total cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this week
advanced to $6.78 from $6.77 and
compared with $6.6l year ago.
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Iron and Steel Industry en-
ployment in the last year has
increased more than $4,000 to a
record of $4,000 in July. Average
hourly wages rose to $1955 in
July, oil cents higher than July
a year ago.-American Iron and
Steel Institute.
American Smelling & Refining
Co. directors approved proposed
2-for-1 split of the common stock,
which will be submitted to stock
holders at meeting November 7.
AtchisOn, Topeka g. Santa Fe
System in 8 months ended Au-
gust 81 earned $29, 1885, ,654 or $5.16
"a share VS.. $39,85o,218 or $7,36 in
1850 period.
Deere & Co. in 9 months ended
July 81 earned $27,089,157 or
t$8.48 a share VS.. 31,863,509 or
$10.07 in 1850 period.
Norfolk & Western Railway in
eight months ended August 81
earned $17,956.741 or $500 a share
VS.. $15,468,990 or $2.65 in 1850
period.
Ohio Edison Co. in year ended
August 81 earned $13,991 ,320 or
$2.81 a share VS.. $13, ,981 or
$3.11 in 1850.
] Southern Railway in eight
months ended August 81 earned
i S10,655,960 or $6.66 a share VS.
.$10.788,045 or $6.77 in 1850 period
Gimbel Brothers, Inc, in yea1
ended July 81 earned s6,075,2O2 OF
$2.79 a share VS.. $6,172,244 OF
1892 in 1850.
I Erie Railroad in eight months
ended August 81 earned $6,219,465
or S1.99 a share VS.. $7.374,881 OF
s2.46 in 1850 period.
O'Okiep Copper CO., Ltd, in year
ended June 80 earned S5,721,946
or $3.50 share VS.. $2,871, ,371 OF
$2.81 in 1850.
Reading Co. in eight months
ended August 81 earned S4,412,164
or $1.82 share VS.. $5,545, ,O92 or
I$2.63 in 1850 period.
! Delaware, Lackawana and West
r. r. in 8 months ended August
81 earned $3,498,844 VS.. $1,501,354
in 1850 period.
=! Reeves Brothers, Inc, in year
ended June 80 earned $2,827,43G
or S2,49 a share VS.. $2,782,378 OF
Y 9I.f4 III lO0U.
i Wabash Railroad in 8 months
ended August 81 earned 1886, ,73G
or S10.9l share VS.. $4,361, ,661 OF
I$l4.02 in 1850 period.
! Pittsburgh g. Lake Erie r. r
in 8 months ended August 81
earned S3,460.194 or $4.0O a share
VS.. S4.068,383 or $4.71 in 1850 pc.
Iriod.
New England Gas e. Ell. Assn
in year ended August 81 earned
50 ,543,930 or 1924 a share VS.
!; IS2 ,547,052 or $1.41 in 1850 period
: New York Central in 8 month
! ended August 81 earned S1,540, ,33!
? VS.. $5,157,383 in 1850 period.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Stocks Up Fractions,
But Trading Is Slow;
Rails Among Gamers
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The
stock market moved fractions
higher today but it was in an in
decisive mood.
Activity was brisk at the OPEN
ing but the market slowed down
Iquickly and by noon the volume
was running at the sloWest pace
of the week.
Price changes were mostly in
fractions. Seldom did gains of a
point or more appear on the tape
The infrequently traded New
York and Harlem and Mahonine
Coal Railroads jumped Is points
and 13 points, respectively, regis
Itering the usual wide changes oi
seldom traded issues.
Advances among the more ia.
mihar railroad stocks included
Santa Fe. Pennsylvania and Balti
more & Ohio. Southern Railway
and Southern Pacific showed
slight declines.
Traders said expectations O
improved freight revenues will
accelerated defense shipments hat
been attracting attention to tn,
carriers. There was a scarcity O
any news of immediate signifi
canoe to the market.
! Douglas Aircraft. Allied Chemi
cal and American Woolen. al
showed gains of a point or NOR
at one time.
i The large steel producers
! United States Steel, Bethlehem
Republic and Youngstown-ad
vanced by fractions. Chrysle
and Studebaker were ahead a bi
, in the motors group.
Among the declines were Unio
) Carbide. General Electric. Stand
ard Oil New Jersey, and Gul
oil, American Smelling an
} American Tobacco.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
so Private Indebtedness
Far Above Governments
By the As,ocinisd Pres,

Corporations, consumers and
State and local governments in
creased their Indebtedness in 1850
far more than the national Gov
ernment.
The Commerce Department, re-
porting this yesterday, said the
total gain in public and private
debts during 1850 was S38 billion
IAN amount far exceeding net
additions to debt in any former
peacetime or mobilization year"
Most of the increase-$36 bill
llon-Was in net private debt of
corporations, other business and
consumers.
Total private debt at the end
'ot the year was s245 billion or 81
per cent of the total of all debts
S484 billion.
Evening star., 1951-09-26

AAA "SASS44AA44E
Hallicrafters to a group of nation
ally-known products distributed
by the 32-year old Washington
company. Mr.. Morris pointed to
Hallicrafters' fine production rec
ord.
Six Washington certified public
accountants have been selected
members of the American Insti-
tute of Accountants as follows:
Max G. Breslauer and Joseph l.
Levin of Burke, Landsberg &
Gerber; Oscar A. Olson, United
States Coast Guard; Ambrose j.
Picchi, General Accounting Office;
Bernard L. Shapiro, Washington
Wholesale Grocery Co.; Joseph N
Switkes. independent public
accountant.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
New York Produce

NEW YORK Sept, % R,.-Butter
I69 firm. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons. Creamery. higher than % score
0AA) fresh. 6912 cents; 92 score (A) fresh
69;; 90 score tB) fresh, 671a; SO score
cheese 543..o75. steady: prices un-
changed.
Eggs, 1888, easy. New York spot
trading follow:
Midwestern-Mixed colors fancy heavy
weights. ga. reftigerators. processed, 55-
5S;. extra large so; extra ! medium. 81 ;
pullets; 4o-4l; standdards. large, 52-53;
checks. ~. Whites. fancy heavyweights,
65; refrigerators. processed, $3.50: extra
large. 81: extra. l medium. 81; pullets,
40-41.. Browns: fancy heaVyweights. 65;
extra ! large. 81.
Nearby--Whites extra fancy heavy
WEIGHTS. 6712;. refrigerators, processed.
5s-65; fancy heavyweights. 66; Others,
large SIS; mediums. "a; pullets, 41-41A:
pawees. 30-33. Browns. extra fancy
lheavWe eights. 6615. mediums. 81; puilets,
4i-41h; peewees 30-33.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Sept. 26 LP,.-cotton fu.
lures nurted upward to gains of better
than $50 a. bale, in forenoon trading
today as another heavy covering move
ment go underway. The tightening spot
cotton situation, due to holding move
ment among farmers, was a principal fac
tor behind the buying. Many stop-loss
However. active deliveries later dropped
back about ST a bale from the top levels
OF the day as hedge selling increased sub
stantially when prices reached the 300
cents a pound level.
Noon prices were 81 to S3.55 a
bale higher than the previous close. october
37.05, December $3.50 and March $3.50
Evening star., 1951-09-26

Hotel in tribute
to the leagues
retiring presi-
dent, Fred A.
Smith, who is
com pl e ting a
tWo-year t e = m
of Office.
They includ-
ed Ch a irm a n
VILLA m K.
Divers, J. AL
ston Adams and
Kenneth HeiS-
ler.
Ch irm a n
Evening star., 1951-09-26
ion of Stock Exchange

Association of Stock Exchange
Firms announced Walter Maynard
of Shearson, Hammill & Co.. New
York, had been nominated 1852
president of the association. OFF,
GERS will be elected at the annual
board meeting on November 81.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Sales

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
ll:OO am. 3ou 600 IL w noon e2u 600
100 pm. $50 600 200 pm. 600 900
rUnit OF trading 10 shares. 'In BANK
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganized
assumed bv such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included CID Called xEx- DIVIDEND
xr Ex rights. Also extra OF extras b Plus
stock dividend Cash or stock pa.r
last year tPayable in stock estim"Ie
clared or paid SC. far this year. De-
clared or paid, after stock dividend or
split-up: K Declared OF paid this year an
rears. p Paid this year, dividends omitted,
deferred or, no action taken at last divi.
qeRd 1end meeting IIle, DECLARED or paid in
dividend Payable In stock exact casf
value undetermined or decln rafion Gata
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Fred A. Smith Honored
As Retiring Chief Of
D. {. Loan League
By Donald B. HodIey

Members of the Home Loan
Bank Board yesterday attended a
meeting of the District Building
and Loan League at the Mayflower
Evening star., 1951-09-26

H a llic rafters
radio and tele-
vision in thi'
area.
T h e l 9 5 :
H a II icrafters
j line will be ex'
| hibited to deal
ers in a gals
!: premier show
!. in g a t t h
M a y flo W e
!. Hotel for thre,
4 days next week
\ starting Wed
day.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept. 26 R,.-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, -24la
cents Q pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead,
/ II cents q pound. New York Zinc, 171a
cents . pound, East st. Louis. Tin. 81 o3
pound. New York. At Pittsburgh, scrap
steel, No. 2. heavy, was quoted at A.
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Garflnckel 5i2eo ptd-25 at 2Iha.
ga SsrnncSel N L com-l0 at 1912.
Garhnckel com-l4 at 1914. 40 at I9i.
georgetown Gas 5s l961-SI 900 at iSs,
81. 800 at 1l4Ss. o.
Evening star., 1951-09-26

LAS L AENOLOOGo OANA
FOREIGN l.l5
Braz 3As 4 ser 76ih
1t P Ut 2-3s77- AoM
Japan 61as 54- 95
DOMESTIC 10
AlaGtSo 3Hs67 1ol
Am&FP5s2U3U 81
AmT&T 33ss63 12oss
AmT&T 32ss73 1854
AmT&T 2As61 1925
AmT&T 224s 75 s5
AmT&T 2s4sS0 S5
Am Tob IS SO lola
All C L 4las "a 1oAia
B&O cv4a20Io 64Xs
Beth Stl 2As7O 97ss
CRRNJ 3HS 81 49LA
C&NW 412s 90 62
Cit Serv 3s n 97As
ClevShL 4 las61 %
Del&Hud As So S9H
D&SI 3s-4s 93 80
Duo 1t GAS II o7N
Erie 4 i2s 20l5- 1874
Fla E est 5s IA 73E
Int CT No 6s SO 57N
LehV4 1as2003E 6olE
| MSPSSM4s 81 64
Mo-Pac 5S n Fl13N
Mo-Pac 5S 81 I lib
Nor a. Es IS So 97Z
Nat Steel 3s 65 lo1N
Evening star., 1951-09-26
IN. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
list INCIuDFS ONLY SELECTED ISSTIEa

Y SELECTED ISSUES
N Y c 5s 2013 73%
NYC4 las2013A 67ih
6oH
NYNHin4 4Has'22 81
NYNHH4s2O07- ooiA
N Y o w As 90 9
Norf West 1896 123A
NoPac4 1as2047 s3lA
No Pac As 81 1o6h
NoPac IS 2047 6sN
Pac G&E IS "A lola
PacG&E2 HssSO 98ih
Penn RR 5s 6S 1o3sts
pennRR4 Has65 1914
PennRR4 ASST SAia
Phil Ell gas "a 81
PhPetcv2sss75- l42Is
sLsF 4Na 2022- IS
SLSF As 81 Ssia
Seabin4 las2016 eoM
So Pac 4l2S 81 1914
So Pac 4R2s 50 1914
So Pac cv $500 124
So Ry Is Sc S9ss
Third Ave $3.50 -
Third Ave 4s60 55N
Un Pac 2las 81 elHs
Vanad 31as 65 AVA
Wstn Md As So 1904
Wst Ell 2Sss IL o5iA
Wis Cen 4S 40 "a
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Gets HalIicrafters Line.

Edgar Morris, president of Ed
gar Morris Sales Co., announced
today that his company has been
named exclusive distributors for
Evening star., 1951-09-26

Pre- re-Standard-Eloise Mathewson, Ma
tional Savings & Trust; Betty Baker, Sub
urban Trust; Lillian Brooke, Suburban
(third price: Geraldine Hawkins First
Federal Savings and Loan (second prize)
NJ. Pearl Huffman, First National of Alex
andria; Mary L. Hamper and Barbara G
Tucker, both of Suburban.
MISUNDERSTANDING Detterer, Ameri-
can Security; Jane w. Love, Riggs; Miss
Wat (secopd
Evening star., 1951-09-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Sept 20 LP,.-Dividend,
announced
Evening star., 1951-10-19
HELP MEN

YOUNG MEN (2), weekly or part
time for meat counter. Apply o
STREET MARKET. stand 4S. 7th
and o sts. NV. Mr.. Miller. --19
YOUNG MEN, 20 to 35, as supervisors
for retail shopping serv.; no exper.
nee; salary, advancement; must bs
free to travel. Apply Warner Bldg.
Room 95i. 18th and Z SITS. NV. 30
WANTED-Man for evening work in
LIQUOR store. co. 1884. lie
NATIONAL CHAIN has opening :or
window trimmer. floormen and re-
ceiving clerks in Washington area.
Exper. in the variety store field
helpful but not essential. Salaries
based on previous exper. Write Boz
WANTED AT oNCE-Man or WON an
to supply Rawleigh household me-
cessities to consumers nearby; fun
or. part time. A postal card will
bring you full details without
obligation. Write RAWLEIGH'S
Dept. DCJ-14-271, Chester, Pa.
OPPORTUNITY Travelling sales.
man; sideltne: restaurants. hotels,
hospitals. institutions, etc; 10Ooc
selling plasttcs. NOVELTY PLAS.
TICS, 23l4 R. L ave ne
Evening star., 1951-10-19
HELP MEN

JOB or phone. $50 TO !. Mon. S5is
cHRPENTERs. experienced; must
have Transportation: top wages. See
MR.. HIGDoN or MIR. FISHER. uni
yeosisss ,ss Hills project or call ~.
CARPENTERS, for housing project in
Alex. Call oV. 0971 or apply 1909
oaRFENTERs Raas n and working foreman. wnS
Report to 3306 Turner lane. From
Western cnase avs to es spsa e dass ef Sn
to Turner lane. right to Job. as
rSEr1 FL traa,ns ses 1.t vsEa shd
cXRPENTERs.n fisi nis and cabinet men, mis ex.
pertenced on boats and yachts;
Rermanent employment. WASHING
TON MARINA. Doo Maine ave, s.v.
t2l, top wages; must
be able to read plans. Cali WA. S207.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR-To in
stan Enthusiastically custom-built
steel kitchen cabinets and do home
Fremodeling; REQUIRE dependability.
ans finished work. ability to follow
Vision S. sasrsS.. sasssy wish01t aamps. S.y
time. GAN VoELL CO. st. Charles
kkMitcaasnss ~ aans RE: 61s1. daytimes; and
CASHIER, permanent position; good
MIRACLE CAR NV Wash. ''lSHn; IIi5
CASHIER BOOKKEEPER in retail
operation; part-time basis: good
opport. for college student desiring
syyeninSg, 9, work. work. Call MRS. LUCE.
CAsHIER-BooKKEErER, exper,; ffuu
time position in the College Park
sect. Call MRS. LUCE. Ii. 7-S262.
cAsHIER-CLERK for auto service Of
nee; experienced young man pre-
fsrred. Apply in person. Z. M.
Fisher: NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
920 Bladensburg I'd. 80
AND HANDY MAN
Middle aged. sober. Industrious. To-
YouNd & CO. 81 14th ST. person, n'W.,
ia p.m.. Tues. through Fri,
CHEF. Italian-American restaurant;
hours 4 til midnight. no Sundays
Apply in person, LIDO RESTAU-
RANT 9IS 18th st. NV. -2l
CHEF-COoK, white or colored; must
be sober and furnish references.
Apply manager. EBBTTT HOTEL,
1Otn ana H StS. NV. -23
Evening star., 1951-10-19
HELP MEN

ROAD SERVICEMEN, experienced
crane operators preferred; knowl-
edge OF general auto repairs helpful;
good salary and employe benefits;
Newcity. CALL CARL. INC. 1915
l. st. NV. 30 =
ROOFER, experienced; all types re.
roofing and roof repairs: open shop,
union scale; steady work. O'BRIEN
4, Co, rear 616 18th st. ne. FIR
ROUTEMAN-Estab. laundry and dr.,
cleaning route: $50 per wk guaran.
teed min. salary. FA. 308S. Ia
ROUTE MEN. 2 men for established
dry cleaning routes. D. C. and Md.
experience not necessary. New
trucks. Call in person. CENTURY
DRY CLEANERS. 123 Kennedy st
NV IA
Evening star., 1951-10-19
CLERK


General once work; typing not essen
starting salary. Must be able to use
telephone intelligently. See MT.
| Fennema at S07 Mt. Vernon pl.
NV. or cali RE. 1886. 30 '
CLERK-MANAGER, for dry cleaning
sd,a sna - laundry branch store. Good
Ms BLUM eSt5'S sss6 SARE RRfEF9n a4s6 SDR,s p.
cIEkk.TYr1sr. IEsi e:Ti Bethesda area; als ss.
hr: week. permanent employment;
ehsyy eehhnrx chssoe,,, heo,, MGI Sos Bradley ss!syd'.
card tipping; 35-hr., b-day Wk.; S4S
c2T,x Per Ek; rHSyso RSy 2oe-v. Star: 22S
desirins Ente lo!Pcs yGgas LADY
HE insurance company. Excellent
| working conditions, paid vacations.
retirement benefits. Shorthand
helpful. but not essential. No ex-
view 1926 Connecticut ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, to work in electrical
appliance store. Permanent position
With s,,i,o good salary. Prefer one living
msnt call Lo. 5-061s. -21
general ONCE experience necessary.
must IKE ngureS. BARBER & ROSS
CO.. 9th g. v SITS. NV. DE. O5Ol.
CLERK-TYPIST - Young woman.
neat, aggressive. and precise, Fine
future. Apply GELMAN con-
SIRUCT10N CO.. Suite 100 In.
CLERK-TYPISTs, no exper. nee,
perm. position; 5-day, 4O-hr. wk.:
pleasant working conds. in new mod.
ern bldg. TWENTIETH CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP. AS 3rd st. NV,
CLERK.TYPIST for general of,cs
work; 6-day. 40-hr. wk. MA. 34O2.
CLERK-TYPIST. real estate once in
Chevy Chase: .5-day week; opportu-
nifty to learn business; salary based
on ability: Call OR. $500. 10
CLEkK-TYPlST. 40-hr.. 5-day wk.
Apply in person, RKO RADIO PIC
TURES, 932 N. j. ave. NV. pa
II to rs, for gen.
eral ONCE work: starting salary.
$50; 37ha-hr. wk.: experience uns
typist. Apply ENCYCLOPEDlY
AMERICANA. a1S Warner BldT.-I0
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Evening star., 1951-10-19
statesmen

with direct selling experience, We
have several openings which offer
year round employment. salary plus
commission. car allowance and
are furnished. 10-mile radius. NO
CANVASSING. Car essential: SlO0
draw to the right man. Come in
and talk 1t over. Elk. $3.50. MR..
SALES REPREsENrArIvE-For ma.
jor oil company, college graduate
good personality and telephone voice
age, % to 80 desired; paid Vacation
salary and car allowance. Cali MR..
HULTGREN. IA. $500 for appt.
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