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Evening star., 1952-09-10
Stock Price Declines
Range 10 ; Points;
Trading Stepped Up
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-Accom-
panied by stepped up activity, the
stock market today declined mod
|erately, the fifth straight fall.
Resistance was shown by a
handful of issues. The decline
ranged from fractions to between
! and 3 points. Gains were almost
entirely fractional.
Volume was at a rate we'll ahead
Of yesterdays 100000 shares.
Rails, steels and motors were
actively lower. The oils and air.
crafts showed a little less activity
but were down along with the
others.
Coppers for the second straight
day put up a show of resistance
to the decline with a few small
plus signs. They were active from
time to time.
Lower stocks included United
States Steel, Southern Railway,
Chesapeake & Ohio, Standard Oil
IN. j., General Motors, Chrysler,
Goodrich, Dow Chemical Grading
lex-dividend), Douglas Aircraft,
American Can and United Air
Lines.
The market started fast with a
number of large blocks traded at
the opening. Among them were
National Distillers $500 shares off
Is, Motorola 1900 shares un-
changed. and General Motors 1000
shares off "a.
Corporate bonds were lower
Government securities in the over
the counter market were down
in some cases rather sharply.
Evening star., 1952-09-10

Associated Press.l
Y SELECTED ISSUES
GM&O 2044 B. TIA
GulfStUt 37sS1 1854
ICCSL 4Nae 81 1o52d7
Kan C So Is 75 lo4,A
Leh Val 4has "A. 91ls
LehV412s2O03E 7ols
Leh v As 2003A ~
Leh v As 2003D 6A3s
| MKT IS 62 A 100
Mo-Pac 5las 40 t63h
Mo-Pac 5s 7S q 1854
! Mo-Pac So 81 l. 1o5i4
Mo-Pac A. IS 95iz
N Y C IS 2013-. -
INYC4Ias2013A- 81
N 2 c As % 81
NYL&W As 73 =. 75M
NYNHin4las22- So
NYNHH4s2OO7 66A
NY Sim 3las63- 1o4ls
Nor Pac As 97- 1o6
NoPae 3s 2O47- 75A
pacT&T2AsS5 %
PennRR 4lzs60 1o0i4
PennRR 4las06 1o2h
PennRR4H4sSI 93As
PenRR4K4sS4E e3zs
PeoGL&C3ssS1 & los
Per Mar 3sssS0 97M
PhillipnRy 4s37 1914
PhilipRy 4s37ct 14h
PSEG IS SO 1904
|SLSF 4 1as 2O22 e7s4
So Ry As Sc 101A
Std OilNJ2Ns7A 96ih
Tex Co IS 66 1o2lA
Third Ave $500 liza
UnO OCalcv3Hs72 1o5Hs
Wabash 3Ns71- 95
W Sh As 2361-- 621A
West On bs6O 10zA
Wis C Is SD 80 G3lk
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Sales
- A.Aa 80

hOurly Sales On the Kxehanga
II 200 an $50 600 1900 noon $50 ooc
100 pm. $50 600 200 pm. 600 oOC
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganigeo
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing tables are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. xEx dividend,
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras, b An
nEal rate. plus stock dividend d Declared
or paid in 1851, plus stock dividend.
able in stock. estimated cash value on ex
dividend date Paid last year. De-
up. kDeclared or paid this year an
accumulative issue with dividends In ar
rears. n Payable in stock. exact cash
value undetermined on declaration date
Paid this year. dividend omitted, deferred
or no action taken at last dividend meet
ing; Declared or paid IN 1852, plus stock
dividend. Ltquidating dividend wi When
distributed.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
N. Y. Bond Market
,sE sEurHtshsd I,,t.I .,aIS by % ne ! AssSeiat s q,

FufntShed by the
LIST INCLUDES ONT
FOREIGN 1:15
Australia3las66 eeHs
Chile 2a-3s 93- So
lItal Pub Ut3s77 43
lKreug&T 5s So !
Peru 1St 6s so 49N
NEW YORK CITY
IS so 104ih
DOMESTIC 1:15
! lAluCCanL3s70 1oAit
Am&FP5s2030- so
AMP 4.S0s 81 81
AnT&T BIAS 641l6iA
| AmT&T 234s67- l12N
| AmT&T 2As61 1ooM
AmT&T 2As71- 95
AmT&T 2%ts82 93lz
Am Tob BIAS 77-1o1N
Am Tob IS 81 loo3A
B & o 5s rs B. 9aiz
z & o IS 95 G. 75sa
B&O eva la20IO e5ss
B g. o As rs A. 94it
R&O SW IS 80 e2N
B&O TC As SIS. 6oiA
Beth Stl IS 70 9e%
Bost Me As so 7oia
Buff R&P 81 st az
C&O 312s SO D. 96lh
Chi & e l inc "a e5iA
C&NW 41as 90 56M
Chi US 3hss = 1ooss
lChi&WInd4ssS S21o6is &
Cit Serv 3s n -
CCCSL 41as IT. So
CoiF&Icv43466- 1o1
Con Ed ga IT, 95N
CubaNo5 K42ct- 33M
DelL&W4s2O42. e2ls
DowCh CIV 3s82- 1o23A
DowCh2. .35s61- 96
Fla e c S. IA IS
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Chicuoo Livestock

BILE hoes 5o6 sep 1e very @ slows seadS so
strong on butchers; fairly active, steady
to mostly 20 cents higher on sows; most
choice 190-2S0-pound butchers, 20.00-
20.3b; bulk 210-pound and over at 1925
20,35; around two loads high-ch 24O-
260-pound butchers, 20.50; weights over
2S0 pounds scarce; few lots choice 300
330 pounds, 19.00-20.00; few lots 160-
$50 pounds, 1S.50-19.75;, sows weighine
gnder gs% cn35o S5o pounds .o0 mostly is,0o-1825
bulk 350;4oo pounds: ia? 90; 400
800 pounds, .15.75-17.00: odd head heavier
weights. as low as 14.00; good clearance
Salable cattle, $4,000; salable calves
400; choice and prime yearlings anc
steers up to 1,150 pounds steady; other
weights and grades slow, steady to sc
cents lower; heigers steady to 20 cents
lower; cows steady to 25 cents higher;
bulls and vealers about steady; modest
supply prime 1,lO0-1 ,325-pound steers
Bisbsr b5it load oSdcs or SO held slight,
and yearlings, 81 .0O-35,OO; good to low.
choice steers, 27.O0-3O.5N; several loads
prime heifers. 34.34-34 so; most good ano
choice heifers. 27.00-33.25; utility and
commercial cows. 16.50-20 so: bulk can.
nerS ana cutters, 14.00-1625; utility to
ow-commercial bulls, 19.00-22 so; COM
merciai to choice vealers, 25.00-33.0O.
Salable sheep. 1,500; market on native
sRo4n sRons ,abs lambs sDS mot
with Mondays decline. two large Choice
load good to choice. "a 90; deck GOO;
offerings. 22.50; deck utility and sood @
s0o-s.oo; mostly e.5oS-7.s5'o1.N $50 s5'o1N'-"eak at
Evening star., 1952-09-10
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 Up. - Butter
LOSS, 152. steady Wholesale prices on
bulk cartons. Creamery, higher than 90
score tAA) fresh 75 cents; 90 score (A)
fresh 70; 80 score OBJ fresh 72ia; SO
score (C) fresh unquoted.
Cheese-526,092. steady, prices un-
changed.
Eges-20.75S, firm.
New York spot quotations. based largely
on exchange trading. follow: Midwestern.
mixed colors. fancy heavyweights So; extra
l large 81; extra l medium SO; pullets
"a "a; standards large 45-46; current re-
ceipts, rehandled 421z-44; dirties Al:
heavyweights 90; extra / large 55-571a;
processed 55; extra l medium so; pullets
extra I, 80. Browns, fancy heavyweights
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 QP.-Diyidends
announced:
Extra.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 lP.-Cotton fu.
the day in late forenoon trading. In
creased New Orleans and commission
house selling was influenced by easiness
in the security market There were fore.
casts OF scattered thundershowers in
Texas and Oklahoma where the crop is
through rains at this late date would
only serve to check further deterioration
OF the crop. Demand for futures came
mostly through scale down mill buying
Noon prices were .unchanged to 40
cents . bale lower than the previous
close. October. 3e.72; December. 39.67;
March, 1891.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 P,.-Foreirn
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, others in centsl:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, is per cent premium. or l04 1884
United States cents, unchanged.
Europe--Great Britain (pound), 21si.,
up Is of Gent; Great Britain, 30-day
futures, 2.712s, up Ia of a cent: Great
Britain. 60-day futures, 9.76h, UP u
of cent: Great Britain. 90-day fu-
lures. 2.75 g.. up ls of cent: Belgium
,francl, l.99A, unchanged: France
!franc,. .25ss of a cent UNCHANGED; HoI-
land tguider), $500, unchanged; Italy
uira), .l6is of cent, unchanged; Portu-
gal teScudol, $50, unchanged Sweden
tkrona), 1895, unchanged; Switzerland
tfranc) tfreel, 23.33. UNCHANGED
Latin America-Argcntina free>, 7.25,
unchanged; Brazil tfree), $50. unchaneed;
Mexico, 1853. unchanged; Venezuela
(bolivar). 3OU3, unchanged.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar, 1850.
unchanged.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Capital Bank Deposits
Register Sal Million
Gain From Year Aqo
By DonoId B. HodIey

Deposits of 10 Washington banks
and trust companies on September
5 totaled 81 ,232, ,511, ,095, a new rec
ord for this time of year. a gain OF
$11,l34,630 since June 80 this year
and $41,095,563 from the CORE
spending date last year.
This was revealed today by a
call for condition from the Con-
troller of the Currency.
Deposits on June 30 amounted
to $1.221.376,465, while those for
October 10 last year totaled ST.
191,415.532.
The latest total fell short of the
all-time deposits peak of 81 ,258.-
415,664 established at the end of
1851,
Riggs National deposits of
$343 ,222,319 were up $13,563, ,065
since June 80, and $23, ,8OO.1 las
above a year ago, but failed to
equal $352, ,668,641 at the end of
1851.
Hamilton Ranks Third.
Hamilton National Bank forged
into third place with $107,O90,-
1872, a gain of $3.634,699 since
June 80. American Security. in
second place, had 5000, ,802, ,685, q
gain of $322,734 since midyear.
National Bank of Washington
dropped to fourth place with $94,-
904.037, a decrease of $11,636, ,081
since June 80.
Anacostia National with ST.
334,387 scored a notable increase
of $1,260,917 since June 80 and
an increase of $2,275, ,494 from a
year ago.
The Bank of Commerce and
Savings with $21, ,387,O15 had an
increase of $1,198,517 since mid
year and a gain of $2,997, ,916 from
q year earlier.
Union Trust Co. with $50, 3,482,-
526 had a gain of $1,004,181 since
mid-year and an increase Of So
773,575 from a year earlier.
Totals for September 9 are COM
pared below with those for June
30 in the individual banks:
Evening star., 1952-09-10

Mr.. Marx, who has been asso-
ciated with the bank for 26 years
and has been controller for the
last 20 years, will retire under the
institutions pension plan.
He retired last April as presi-
dent of the Eastern Regional Con-
ference of the National Associa-
ton of Bank Auditors and Comp
trollers after eight years in that
position. He has been active in
the auditors section of the District
Bankers Association and was its
chairman for two terms.
Mr.. Gibbons has been assistant
controller of the bank since 1948.
He served with the Coast Guard
from 1912 to 1916 and rejoined
the Riggs. He started with the
bank as a runner in 1882 and rose
through the ranks. A native of
Washington. he attended Central
High School and Columbus Uni
versity. He also is a graduate of
the American Institute Of Bank
ing and the Graduate School of
Banking at Rutgers University.
Nees' Booklet Honored.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.. Wash
ington investment firm, has re-
ceived Standard & Poor's National
Advertising in Action Award, it
Ir-o oona,,naod fOdav
The award was given for book
let entitled why Is Million
Americans Own Common Stocks. -
Bernard j. Nees. partner in the
firm, who prepared the booklet,
was receiving congratulations from
his many friends for the honor.
Standard g. Poor's commented
that the award was given for "one
of the best prepared booklets
we've seen in many a day" It's
printed salesmanship and simple,
direct story, along with its appeal
to human emotion were COM
mended.
CLU HOnOrs iOr IA Here.
Fourteen Washington insurance
men will receive the Chartered
Life Underwater designation al
the annual dinner meeting Of the
American College of Underwriters
at Atlantic City, N. j.. today.
The actual CLU diplomas will
be presented at a luncheon meet
ing of the District Life Under
writer's Association here october
10. All have successfully com.
pleted series of five examination!
and met experience requirement!
during the last year.
The Washington men who vii
receive the coveted honor include
George G. Wyland. Acacia Mutual
Charles F. Suter. Berkshire Life; Georg
G. Jaffe, Franklin Life: Raymond c. Rich
ards, John Hancock Mutual; Russell
Klise. Eugene F. Roesser and Truman Z
Spencer, all Of ]. D. Marsh & Associates
C. Carney Smith. Mutual BENEFIT Life
Charles c. Gearhart and Edwin T. Ridge
way, jr., New York Life; Roderick NJ
Crockett. jr. and Louis c. Hurd, Phoeni
Mutual; Louis j. Grayson and Howard A
Walker. jr.. Travellers Insurance.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
CLU Honors fOr IA Here.

George G. wyland. Acacia Mutual:
Charles F. Suter Berkshire Life; George
G. Jaf1e, Franklin Life; Raymond c. Rich
Klise. Eugene F. Roesser and Truman E.
Spencer, all Of j. D. Marsh & Associates;
c; Carney Smith. Mutual BENEFIT Life;
way. jr., New York Life; Roderick NJ.
Crockett, jr. and Louis C. Hurd, Phoenix
Mutual; Louis j. Grayson and Howard A.
Walker. jr., Travellers Insurance.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Total 81. 2322 ,511 ,O95 ST. .22I, ,376,46
Raymond Marx to Retire.

AOoJ hUAAu NoAA ~ AtCSACs
Raymond G. Marx will retire as
vice president and controller of
the Riggs National Bank on Sep
tember 80 and will be succeeded as
controller by Franklin A. Gibbons,
jr., President Robert v. Fleming
announced at a board meeting
yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Market AVERAGES
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 P.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today; Copper, 25H
cents pound, Connecticut Valley; lead
Cents cents Sound posnd, Enst NeT York; zinc 4
a pound, New York At Pittsburgh, scraI
steel No. l heavy was quoted at S43
Evening star., 1952-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

ARTIST has OPENINGS for several new
accounts TOp-notch work. UN.
1887. B. F KRoUsE -22
MIDDLE-AGED Jewish woman wishes
position as companion and cook in
Jewish home; refs. JE. 3-0021. 23s
TWO CARPENTERS. want to build
ise snd SeySs Hme ks kfsDseEs s4so5 q
A SPECIAL MEETING of the share
holders Of the EQUITABLE Cooperative
Building Association viii be held on
Thursday, April "a, 1852. at
o'clock pm. ct the ONCE Of the
Association, 915 F Street, NV, for
ment to the. Constitution. The pro-
posed amendment is q follows:
That Section VI Article XIII Of the
Constitution of this Association be
and the same is hereby amended to
SECTION VI. The stock Of the Asso-
the adoption Of the revised Constitu-
tion OF this Association. May |,
be considered as matured on June
80. 1852; and the accrued earnings
on such stock to that date inclusive
shall be and the same are hereby
declared as a dividend and. shall
be added to the principal of such
accounts on. June 80. 1852, and
shall be available to the shareholder
on demand. subject only to the
customary notice Of intention to
withdraw and from and after said
date said accounts shall be treated
in all respects as share savings
accounts. E. L. McALEER. President
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
Honey, Apple Butter and Eggs
-PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
Out Ga. ave. to Glenmont.. Md. right
5 miles on Rt. 1S2 to high water
tower. W. W. MOORE, Sandy
Spring, Md. Fulton S-3S9I.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
PERSONAL

sMARoN-NursIns e care ef the sgins . {
sPEcIF1cATfSNs TEe iTfsSS Asasea tsesis. 4S4 manu-.
scripts. rapidly and neatly typed
vacAscY-Established AZ; si1 nursing a hom.
in new brick approved home; best
food; 24-hr. care. Vienna 446,J.
KILGOREs HEALTH sERvICE-Re.
ducing. steam baths. S23S Georgis
MNe; ays sNiCIs Ri sps. No Nd ~ S,S2s5. 5 SI'
SIGN AND DRAFTING solicited b.
nesf over so VS. sa1sr. 'e5. e. ISL tss
ROOM AND BOARD for eid4erly
private : 4 rs p Ssp5 Sssspm5iDvs.; siesS ds. q ave M
MEXICAN LAWYER. registered &c CON.
sulate. all Mexican legal matters
$50 Broadway. N Z. Z, N. r.
NOW YOU, too. can have your dear.
est ones oil painting portrait made
by a very fine artist from your
photo for the low price of S45 fol-
11a slss H5af y'g5 ss4S 9Pots SonS si
EXCELLENT DAY CARE or 2
children, infants to 6 yrs, new
FLAMING a PATTY? Spacious. at
tractive accommodation available
for your next finner party. banquet,
dance or club meeting: fine food and
reasonable prices; catering services
HAERINGER'S BUFFETERIA, i72S
14th st. NV. GE. 2745, RA. 1869
THE OFFICIALLY APPROVED
SCHOOL-Real estate practice. The
spring class starts Monday, March
81. Men and women thoroughly pre-
pared to practice as broker. sales.
man or saleslady. Expert instruc-
tions by instructors Of experience
Explanatory brochure sent upon re.
quest. THE SCHOOL OF real
ESTATE. Bond Bldg, 1404 N. Y
MOTHER MOTH r. NEEDED TO LIVE IN Snd
take complete charge of house and
two small children. TV and all con-
veniences. DE. 1862. 23s
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT. MI. 0930, DU. 4053.
Evening star., 1952-03-22
HELP MEN tcsas., !

AUTO TRIAlMER--Top suarantee,
plus commission for man who Is not
afraid Of work. Must be man who
with work. 3040 N 81. NV. BOB
ATFo HHohs ssIEssaS. HH si nans4 any ase; fuil or
part time; commission or share new
Mclean. Va, lot with experienced
AUTO TaSS, sxLEsMANMwe aIIsssMx .S have an
opening for an experienced used car
salesman. Our statesmen are among
the highest paid in Wash. We have
an unusually good salary guaraIl-
tee; 1907 koor time. Call Mr..
Baranek. after 10 am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC, ,ooc I7sl Bia-
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
One of Wash.'s finest firms, holding
big-three franchise. has an open
ing for real career salesman: the
man we want is presently employed
6snte,y Sss y seesins sst oashra hanss S he. he Is
Sd %eII1rounded G' aatomotive experience: Ss as 7
'trick' clauses. but win pay q
worker. not a floor walker. very
substantial income on q commits
sion basis. Our people know of this
in in str strietest sa aef confidence. wa" 4ddress Al ReS
Box 365-R. Star. IA
AWNING HANGER, experienced, must
have D. c. drivers license. Apply
516 Forest Glen I'd. Mon. morning
BAKER. all around: sober. reliable
baker and decorator, for well-estab-
lished retail bakery; daywork,
closed Sun; salary based on ability
Call AK. Ta34. PA
BARTENDER, part time, evenings and
all day Sundays, for draft and bottle
Appiy I aois ). sstS st.. lsifhsessn Arfineson
BLOOD DONORS, Type B. Si0 q
pint. Cali Elk. 1864. II
BODY AND FENDER MAN for good
position with growing company;
5k-day .wk.. good pay. good work.
Ing cond., room for advancement.
Apply in person, HERSON'6 AUTO &
APPLIANCE CO., III o st. NV,
BODY MAN-Good opportunity TO,
experienced man. Triangle. Va. rs
BoOKRSKEPER AND CREDIT NAN
AGER for local wholesale and retail
paint firm; complete knowledge OF
double entry and capable of pre-
pairing monthly financial statements:
salary commensurate with ability
Phi. Ma. 5721. MR.. FLINT. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-22
110l Penna. Ave. NV.

s,:ss ssss' hour: .vaiisSis. BOX BOX 81: .Ss:H:
Uffsaaeo'LsTERER. exper.. perm. posi-
sSp.'.OHs s6op HoNEYcUTT' rT' uPHoIsTER. essSIsSFc
ERs. 1854 Calvert st. NV. DE. S37l.
UPHoLsTERERs, 1st class; good pay;
EasH ETpHohsTRsY aIsTRa yeS5 g. o3 3one foie MowRf
WATGHalAkER,. with sales ability,
good opportunity. Call WI. s7s9;
MAN. white or colored, for stock
room me- clerk and general w9rk; Sr must
sLAcKsToNE scpa e Nc. "pP isS7 NJ n St. DaH INV.
hfAN-To cut grass with power mo-
tor and work around flowers. Good
salsry Full or part time. Box
MxSEA HHS 0'Seii 'wSeeiil.established washing.
for man between 3n.40 yrs. of
age with printing selling. layout
and estimating experience. Perma-
nent inside employment with OPP
intormson tSr of Dsss emSoy
ment and character reference. BOZ
NAN NV WANTED. AINsTfT; with some electrical
knowledge or radio exper.. TO service
and maintain electrical equip. with
Q young and growing organization;
must have car, Can 10. S4ssSO for
appoint. after s on Sat. all day Sun.
MAN to drive truck and care for
small animals; must be sober. NO.
MEN. white 2b-ss: clear driving
record and d. c. permit essential;
ill inll time and part time; must know
$1,000 yearly. vacation and dement's.
Call for appointment. NO. 1894.
MEN, 1885. veterans or. draft de-
ferred preference, wanted BY major
airline for cabinet cleaning and
carso handling work; rotating shift.
tSnty ior ior GIIS ssp
cants with appropriate education
and background. Apply before Tues
day. 8 am. to 2 pm. and z to
e:3o p m, RIM. 17s, NATIONAL
YOUNG MAN with high school educ
alton. or equivalent as helper In re-
search lab. near COLLEGE Park. Nd:
no ss b fair stsstins wage
port. for sdvancement. In reply,
give age, educ. where educated and
YOUNG MAN. around IS Yrs. or age.
with retail store experience, selling
stationery and ONCE supplies. This
tnnty for s1o for 0pIer alert
aggressive young man. Reply. in
own handwriting giving previous
experience. education and refer.
ences. Box 479-S. Star. --23
Evening star., 1952-03-22
HELP MEN

EGG CANDLER-To deliver and
candle eggs; age 23-40; exp; with
drivers permit. RA. 1912. -2J
ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR. expert.
ELEVATOR OPERAToR--sdust Be Z ex.
perianced; 10 midnight TIL 8 am;
good pay. Embassy Apt. 1913 Har.
ELEVATOR LEV III n;Si SoiPERAroRs, white. oye,
Is. Apply Superintendent Of Service
HAM HOTEL. 1ITIi = $500 calvert I % st. NV
fNo phone calls accepted.) --26
ENGINEER ~ Ex-naval oficer with
civil engineering BACKGROUND ano
naval public works experience ex.
clusiveiy; could be Annapolis gradu.
ate; excellent salary and al employt
benefits. Call ME- 6Q11. --27
ENGINEER, :jrd class d. c. license
High pressure, oil fred boiler: 40
4 hr Wk.; good working conditions
ENGINEER. white, holding 3rd-cias.
license; lge. institution; good salary
Box BAR, Star. 23
FARMER AND WIFE. no children
For general farming nearby Nd
wife to do g.h.w.; good salary: fur.
nished house. Apply 1917 9TH st
NV. ST. S464. "a
observation-disclosures night Worl
in Clarendon bowling ALLEY. Worl
or 2 nights per week See PAUL
JAMES, 1047 N. Irving st., Ar.
UnRt0n. Ft-.a t.---QQ Z
Evening star., 1952-03-22
FOOD CHECKERS
EXPERIENCED,
SIS A Week and Meals
CONTACT ASSISTANT MANAGER
SHOREHAM HOTEL
$500 Calvert st. NV.

FOUNTAIN MEN, experienced, full
and part time; sober; refs. Apply
CONGRESSIONAL DRUG STORE
ll3 Independence ave. Sc. ga
FUEL OH TRUCK DRIVER-Perma.
nent year-round position for expert
SI9e MEIRoPoI1TEAiN PER; PEFReEE- L:
F.1, o.L IaUCK pRivERs-steady
work for dependable men with one
Of Washington's largest fuel oil
concerns. Apply in person to Mr..
Webb. T.. P. STEUART & BROS,
INC 18th and L sts. s.e. pa
GARDNER for small estate in South.
ern Maryland. Modern cottage and
good wages. References necessary
Apply Monday. JOHN L. KING 8
Co. 1925 II st. NV, DI. 77l3.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT-Youne
CAsPARE's GARAGE. 4ooS SS''isis sis.
dsnourg rd., Colmar Manor. Md
GAS s sTAfioN Vat ATTENDANCE. ss.
fenced qualified man has good jot
waiting for him; 6-day wk.; NJ
nights or SUM-; must be able tS
carry shift and have Va. permit
See Mr.. Krobath, AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER, $50 N. Glebe I'd, Arl.
GROCERY MAN. must be thoroughl,
exper. and have local references. Tor
pay to right man. Apply in persor
only. 1864 Bladensburg I'd. ne. -2S
Evening star., 1952-03-22
DRAFTSMEN

DRIVEkS-Pleasant working condi-
tionS, good earnings, liberal bonus
Apply ARLINGTON YELLOW CAB
903 North Glebe rd., Arl.. Va. -27
DRIVERS-Trailer. for city ard me.
tropolitan area. Exper. in freight
deliveries preferred but not essen
tia. Apply DAVIDSON TRANSFER
/ & STORAGE, Mr.. Brandenburg. 1850
UpShur st. NV. --22
DRIvER-PORTER, colored: neat and
alert: familiar with Chevy Chase
area: good. permanent job. HIG.
GERS DRUG. 50l7 Conn. ave. :--26
DRIvERS-SALESME - Retail ict
cream vending routes; big earnings
for good workers; no part time: nc
phone. calls. JACK q JILL, oil
DRUG s. CLERK, ais as assistant s n,sr.
capable of merchandising and
supervising progressive drugstora:
need not be registered. Worthwhtle
opportunity. Apply in writing for
interview. Box I4S-S. Star. ga
DRY CLEANER for cleaning plant
White or col0red:s- Experienced OF
we will teach. MARVEL CLEANERS.
2511 Sherman ave. NV. --23 Z
ELECTRICIAN, experienced In old
house wiring to nh permanent "
round position with established
firm. Applicant must have at least
q D c journeyman's card and be
familiar with code requirements IN
adjacent areas. Apply to Mr.. Fur
after s m. or call ST. 600 during
day andskJO. S-0a34 during ewes
Apply a. JOHN O.. WEBSTER q
SONS NC 627 p ct. nv. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-22

Mostly day work. Prefer man over
40 who is active and can handle
colored help. Starting salary, S45
per week with regular increases.
Apply Paul James, CLARENDON
BOWLING CENTER, 1047 N. Irving
ST Arlington Va --p3