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Evening star., 1952-07-24
HELP-MEN
SEW. MACHINE MECHANIC

SEW. MACHINE MECHANIC
EXPERIENCED. STEADY. SOBER
NAN Man E1ORR FOR C0NXEIRESIoN AND Re
MElNTT. WoNDERFuL HiERTf oPPoR-
TUNITY. AIR-CONDITIONED SHOP
SALARY OPEN AND OTHER
SEE ME RIGHT AWAY. MIR. wYsE
610 9th St. NV. EX. $3.50
SHEET METAL WORKER WANTED
First class shop mechanic and
ideal working conditions. Care OF
Box 115-D. Star. ~
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. for
family store; excellent position for
thoroughly experienced man: NETS
BOOTERY. 1922 wis. ave. 20
SHOE SALESMAN
FULL OR PART TIME
LIBERAL SALARY g. COMMISSION
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
APPLY MR.. DAVIS
JOSEPH DeYoung
1925 F ST. NV.
SPOTTER, exper., for wholesale dry
cleaning plant; good pay and work
ing cond.: steady Job. SAFEWAY
CLEANERS. rear S225 Ga. ave.
1920, for permanent position in
stock room. should have driver
permit and 10th or 18th grade
schooling. advancement; S-hr. day
5-day week: employe benefits. Cal
Personnel Dept. HO. 2476. IA
eXper. Apply GREEN AND RED
CLEANERS. HAS 18th st. NV, or
TELEVIsION ANTENNA MAN, with
experience. FRED WALKER. 2605
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. 80
TRUCK DRIVERS. experienced in
handling bricks; good pay, steady
work Apply to J. V. Vozzolo.
UNITED BRICK CO., Bladensbure
I'd. and New York ave. ne. AT. 1897
p-
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COLLECTION MAN

Experienced, both inside and outside
work. in long established home i'm
provement company. Salary COM
mensurate with ability; good future
for right person; Car preferable;
phone between 10 am. and / pm,
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CLERK-TYPIST

experienced In general ONCE
work; 40-hr. wk.; alternate Satur-
days of; paid vacation; group in
surance available. This is a perma-
nent position. Do not apply If you
work. Starting salary s216.86 Del
mo-; paid semimonthly. Apply 10
am. to 8 p.m. See Mr.. Wrenn.
ELECTROLUX CORP. 3707 Georgia
ave. NV.
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HELP MEN Cont

CASHIER-Front once, opportunity
to learn hotel business employee
benefits after 5 months See Mr.
Foley. p.m.-6 pm, ROGER SMITH
HOTEL, 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
-2S
CLERK in hardware store; experience
preferred; excellent opportunity
Apply Charles E. Hartman, BARBER
& ROSS CO., 5th and V sts. ne.
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Young Man Wanted

JOHNS -MANVILLE has an opening
partment to sell acoustieai ceilings
and movable partitions, college de-
gree in engineering or architecture
desirable but not mandatory; must
have car; salary, and expenses to
ton addressed to Mr.. B. C. Spicer,
$50 Woodward Bldg. Washington 5,
d. c., will be considered. Please
give complete and exact details in
letter. Replies held in strict con-
YOUNG MEN, for work in dental
laboratory; 5-day wk. Apply 2nd H..
yoGNG eiGS Eys MEN n WANTED WANTED ts,. between e
II and :5; roof helpers; S1.5o hrr.
Apply $500 Barnum St.. Brentwood.
IMMkiDIA TE /: HoPENING-Jr. mecnan-
Sd H. maehinsTs sBsn
Under Competent mechanic. Start
81 80 per hr. Box 307-A. Star. "a
STUDENTS ans OTHERS to collect
on commission basis: car necessary.
Apply NEW YORK JEWELRY CO,
MaGGKhD 1 S. MEN s7S See MF to 5fnfs mest puS
lie for light work with short hrs:
no exper. nee. Start at once. About
$50 wkly. Apply RIM. Sol. 71O
COLLEGE BOYS-Taking engineer
courses, summer work on air-condi-
tioning equipment; 5-day week. Call
J. p. ROBERTSON. OR. $500.
WANTED YOUNG MAN. COLORED.
For grocery store: experienced pref. {;
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; contact Mr.. MARTIN. 81 NJ
ST sW Ii 4-2q13 -25
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GEN OFFICE ASSISTANT

GROCERY CLERK. full time; must
he sober and ambitious; good hrs,
bay and working conditions; chance
Tor advancement. Apply or call
MONTGOMERY HILLS MARKET,
Silver Spring. Nd. SH. 324o. -2o
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SALESMAN

O1LEOlQAlN
STANDARD COFFEE co. has OPEN
ings in Northern Virginia and Wash
ington for a high-caIibcr salesman
who is sales-minded. The man Sc
lected must be S5 to As years of age.
married and able to make bond
Salary. commission and bonus plan.
Company average earnings SS5 per
week Transportation furnished eX-
pense paid. Phone MR.. O'NEILL,
ST 1894 -0S
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CLERK
CLERK

White: b-day wk.: mod. air-eond.
once. Excel. working conds. To
handle telephone orders and stock
records. Typing ability pref. J. J.
HAINES & CO.. 1851 V st. ne,
LA. 6-1974.
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MEN WANTED (2), general roof re-
pair: top wages. full-time Job. Apply
$500 Barnum st., Brentwood. Nd.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate
knowledge Of bookkeeping and gen
eral office work; opportunity for
advancement. Call In person from
9 to 10 am. GENERAL EQUIP-
MENT SALES g. DISTRIBUTING
CO., T38 9th st. NV. -25
YOUNG MAN. colored. to do general
work in LIQUOR store; must have
good references; good salary. 1905
Pennsylvania ave. NV. "a
YOUNG MAN to assist window trim
mer; good salary. opportunity to ad-
vance; See Mr.. Waldschmidt
YOHGNG MAN. white, for stock work.
Excel. oppor. to learn and grow
Apply BEACON ELECTRIC SUPPLY
CO. S051 18th ST.. Silver Spring,
Md -25
YOUNG MAN. with mechanical and
electronic ability for position in
service depa rtment: Call in per.
Conn. ave. NV. See Mr.. Swartz
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SECRETARY

For 1-girl once of national electrical
manufacturer. Starting salary, $50
per week; 10To increase mos; Q
weeks paid vacation after year:
factory bonus plan; group HOSPITAL
iZation; 6-day, 35-hour week. Start
Aug 4. Tower BLDG. 14th and K
SECRETARIAL POSITION GO mos.),
accurate tipping necessary. Write
BOX 496-B. Star giving background.
ability and 2 references, $40 per
week 20
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llUn anu SlCk iedNe, COMPANY p6lQ
life insurance and disqualification;
MANHATTAN COMPANY, Laundry
and Dry Claiming. 1928 Florida ave.
NV, DU. Ill. 20
CLERK TYPIST-Typine speed not
important; 37ha-hr,. 5-day week,
$3.50 am. to 4:45 pm; non-proft
EeUffTABLE LIFE INSURANCE Co.
CLERK -TYPsfr. si in in credi. dept; g.
day wk:, pleasant working cond., air
fSnsstioPsa SESMSFT Naa 9scsi sossS: Can MISS Nc
CIERK-TYPIsT. part.time prema-
nent, some stenography and book
keeping preferred, but not absolute
ly essential. Cali MA. 942Q. -25
CLERK-TYPIST-for suburban Ford
dealer; young lady Of neat appear;
sWitch6osrd and do ming. S1s-day
week. See Mr.. Erwin, ERWIN FORD
CO. Lee hwy. and Chain Bridge !d..
CEfEksiKS.1TiYHPSIsT-oeneral fsiS1i once ex-
sond sssssn YORK a-
qualified person. BAREE3 & ROSS
CO., bth and v sts. ne, DE. O501.
CLERK-TYPIsT for local University.
S5csov S5hF week snd ,at Free .ant tuition @ LSs5s Rs
CLERK-TYPIsT. young lady. 1921,
for perm. position with large mort
gage banking. firm. Should type
about 45 worS. 1er min. Be avail;
able for immed. assignment. Annual
paid vacation and sick leave. COM
70 5. 5-day wk. FREDERICK W.
BERENS, INC. Mortgage Bankers.
1928 K st. NV. MA. 5000. See Mr..
eLERknfiYPIsT, aaki white, Christian,
5-day week, unusual working cond.
and salary. Apply Box 35o-B. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady for
perm. position in Ice. jeweiry store
starting salary and company bene-
fits. Apply in person to Mr.. Har-
kins, cAsTELBERG's. 1904 F st.
CLERK-TYPIsT. 5-day. 4o-hr. Sk.,
start. COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP.
CLERK K-TYPIST-Here's a real op-
portunity for an ambitious lady
looking for permanent employment
near her home Neighborhood con-
venience will save hours each day
between office and home. One o1
Bethesda-Chevy Chase's outstand-
ing business organizations has such
an an opening, zen Working cor, condition:
days and vacation with pay are In
cluded in our plan of compensation
For details and possible interview,
call Mr. Cady. WI. 2112. DIVER
MOTOR CO.. 1880 Old GEORGETOWN
I'd, Bethesda-Cheyy Chase. Nd;
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Insurance Salesman

OPPORTUNITY with a progressiye eX-
panding company for a capable eX-
perienced debit man OF proven
stability to stay on the job. Mar
ried. age $500: substantial weekly
earnings assured later que to no
charge back on lapSes. Ma. @443
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ROOKKEEPER

BOOkkEEPER
Must have sales audit experience
or good knowledge of double entry
bookkeeping; air-conditioned ONCE.
salary open: discount on purchases.
Apply Miss Curtiss, l.. FRANK CO.,
1900 F st. NV. 80
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR, Remington- Rand experience;
air-cond. office, 5la-day week; $55
to start. chance for advancement.
Apply 609 + st. NV. IA
BOOKKEEPING machine operator:
MGR, 5000. 5 day wk., pleasant
working conds. conditioned
ONCE. Call MISS McDERMOTT, Ma.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT, automotive
experience preferred. Capable of
taking off trial balance and monthly
financial statements; 5-day week;
salary open. Phone MR.. GOLDEN
for appt GE. 5000.
CAMERA GIRL. colored, attractive, to
DO night club type photo work. Call
CAsHiER@Front ONCE. Opportunity
to learn hotel business. Employee
dement's after 3 months: See Mr..
Foley. l p.m.-6 pm, ROGER SMITH
HOTEL. 18th and Penna. ave. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST
PAYROLL DEPT.

Young woman, 1888 yrs. Of age,
who has had some experience work
ing with figures; a typing. speed OF
0uired; hours S:30-5:3O. Mon. Fri.
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays. S:30-6 and Sat. 81. No
phone callsl
THE EVENING STAR
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CRAFTSMAN. must be experienced
in topographic drafting, fun or part
time; salary according to ability.
ia. 5-S500. --25
DRUG CLERK, experienced, honest
and capable to work afternoons
and evenings, Apply NATIONAL
PRESS PHARMACY, 1340 r st. NV.
--25
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. exper.: 3-1l shift.
Excel. salary. meals furnished. $685.
Conn. ave. NV, WO. 5000. --25
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PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position in our pressroom.
with possibilities of advancement;
1890. yrs. of age. heavy build and
capable of passing physical exam
Apply Personnel. Room 605: open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
to fill permanent year
around position with well estab-
lished nrm. Applicant must be
thoroughly experienced in all phases
of jobhing and remodeling. and
should be clean-cut in appearance.
Good salary and every, benefit. with
excellent working conditions Apply
Mr. Edward JOHN G. WEBSTER Il
SONS. INC. est. 1912, 627 F st.
nv; ST; 6100. - ;2S
Wash. Apply GEORGE F. WARNER
CO., 1878 9Th ST.. s.w., ST. 34S9,
or job at 9th and Chesapeake Sc.
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PAINTERS
PAPER HANDLER

Colored, heavy build, 25-35 yrs. of
age. and capable of passing physical
exam; 40-hr. week; must be willing
to give regular attendance. Apply
Personnel, Room sos. Open week
days s:30-5 and Sat. 81. No
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna Ave. NV.
PARKING GARAGE relief shift man
aser; 4S-hour week; refs. required;
must have. D. C. permit. See MR..
PHARMACIST-Excel. full-time posi-
tion; air-cond. store; excel. hours
and salary. Ii. 6-SSS8. -27
PHARMIST, full-time; excel salary,
pleasant working conds. EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1898 Conn. ave. NV.
t2). one registered Va
one yr. or more; 4S-hr wk.; $135.
Nd. S125. RIGGS MANOR PHAR-
MACY, 1913 Ager rd.. Hyatts., Md.
PffasTEREfRs tso>: top vases.
steady work: only frst-class white
mechanics need apply TO. 6n06
till q pm weekdays. Week ends and
after 8 pm. call TO. 5424 or WA.
rLasTERERs, st taM. colored; itst.
class mechanics only; also hod
carriers; long Job, large apt. pro-
ject. 30th st. and Naylor rd. Sc.
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apt. bldg. Must be familiar with
heavy oil-burner eouinment. Apply
in person to ENGINEER. 4301 Mass.
We NV. nM.---- ii, il
FOREMAN 3qssias nstaEla gaApE ABE
AND AWNING CO, 202I 17th st.
FOREMAN, shipping. Opening avail
able for experienced man. to take
complete charge, Of shipping dept.
and handle stock. route trucks and
out-of-town shipments. Permanent
lob; 5-day wk.; white. capable and
experienced. Apply CAPITOL PRINT
ING INK CO, INC. 500 Changing
FTouNnTArN niti CLERK, white. fun time;
ssMd1Es sMYsERs ARGsG RpRGUG STORE. Isoo Pa.
roHiNTxiN aSfi FiSii MAN-Must work Sun
week week. References. Ii, 4-s974.
GARDENER and maintenance man.
GssoLINE nsss pSslti0sr 0ssrarf9loS III ssTETENDsSr,
man capable Of carrying shift; per.
manent position; no Sun. or night
Srf sss Mr. Only REoss ssRsrissRfEsfa effs aRg
ICE CENTER. $50 N. olebe OF I'd
GAS CAS- Station STATION ATTENDANTS and
road service men; must have D. c.
drivers permit: excellent salary. no
sunday work Apply 4515 Mac
GAS % %sTATiON MANAGER. respon-
sible. over 80 years OF age with sta,
tion management experiences; liberal
salary plus percentage. Dodge-Ply-
MOTORS, 554 N. washington st
Gee hwy. Falls Church. Va. FA
GA" STATION MAN. character the
most important requirement. SWANS
SUNOCO SERVICE, $3.50 Georgia
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION superin.
tendent. for apis. and houses; steady
work, good pay chance for advance
ment. MAGAZINE BROS, III!
Vermont ave. NV. NE. 6O58. Is
GEN. OFFICE ASSISTANT
opuortunity for combining account
:ng and gen. Office work into al
administrative career is offered Il
Young man of personality. ant
General ability. Accounting degre,
and some gen oflce exper. REQ.
ese, 35-35; must be willing ant
able to meet people and to ASSUME
responsibility. Call A1RTRONl(
RESEARCH. INC, Bethesda. No.
6L, 1876. -2o
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TRUCK DRIVER
TV SERVICE MAN, OUTSIDE

Nv 0ENVICE MAN, OU 1O1DE
Good pay with chance for advance
ment: 2-week paid vacation; must
be honest. sober and reliable; pleas
ant working conditions with estab-
lished firm; some exper. preferred;
apply in person between 9:30 am
and 8 pm. BLAIR'S TV, 1922 Wis
ave. NV. 20
TV SERVICEMEN for outside service
work. ONLY experienced men need
apply. MASEK'S ELECTRICAL CEN
TER, 5602 Edmonston rd., z. River
dale. Md. WA $3.50. -25
TV SERvICEMAN-Out work
Silver Spring area. Call JU. T-940O
WOODMOOR APPLIANCES
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HELP-WokEN
DENTAL HYGIENIST

Air -cond. once: permanent position;
per wk.; white only. Call AID. 5911,
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HElP-WokAEN

RECEPTIONIST for exclusive private
| school, nearby Virginia, typing
| necessary, knowledse OF switchboard
helpful, salary open, call GL. 1900
3 a.n.-6 pm. -2S
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TV SERVICE MEN

Must be exper.; car furn. DOWD'S
TV, 441S Conn, ave. NV, OR. 1900.
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

For day work in downtown apt
Must be sober, exper. and have
knowledge of switchboard Prefer
retired settled man. Perm. position
with good working cond. Call Man
ager, NE. 1928. Us
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statesmen

0L11IJkJ1VlCIN
S240 OR MORE WEEKLY
Leads and appointments furnished
for new. fast growing, exclusive
service. needed in 90eo Of all homes
washing drudgery; FHA approved,
no competitions; national organiza-
ton with promotional possibilities
Call MR.. ARBEY. IA. 1-4321. 10
to - and to -04
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FIREMAN

COLORED. for new air-conditioned
apt. bldg. Must be familiar with
heavy oil-burner equipment Apply
in person to ENGINEER. 430l Mass.
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e62 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored, day
work, must be exper.; prefer some
knowledge of secretarial switch
board. Apply RESIDENT MANAGER,
2730 Wis. ave. NV. 80
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, (coloredl for
apt. bldg; hours, 9 am. to 5 pm,
l day OF every other week; must
have permit and furn. satisfactory
refs. See resident manager, 2515
13th st NV pa
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

For downtown apt. Prefer one with
exper. Perm position for courteous.
sober man. VIII consider elderly CT
partially disabled man. Call Mrs.
Martin. NO. 5000 for app. Is
ENGINEER for apt. house; must have
air-cond. exper.; hours 4-12 p m.
Call MANAGER. EN-. 0100 --25
FARM HAND-For beef cattle and
grass farm near Upperville. Va.
ing al farming apply: could use
son. House. elec. school bus. Write
JOS KENNEDY, 3407 14th st.
NV TU 1000.
FENCE ERECTORS-Anchor Fence
Co. has openings for exper. chain
link fence directors. Apply MIR.
MARQUIS. 1917 Half st. Sc, Il.
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Clerk-StenOpraDher

working cond.. 5 days per
week. s. am. to 4:30 pm: vaca:
life insurance and disqualification;
minimum stenographic requirements.
MANHATTAN COMPANY, Laundry
and Dry Claiming. 1928 Florida ave.
NV DI ILL pa
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MEN
THIS IS 1T

II you have q car ana VIII
be free to start work within
10 days, this may be the
turning point of your life
time. Due to the DEVELOPMENT
of a new product that will
revolutioniZe an industry We
are obliged to expand our
present organization. Men
answering this ad, If selected,
will get in from the ground
floor Of the greatest money
making opportunity in the
past decade. with something
absolutely new. While not
necessary, experience in meet
ing the public will be helpful
in Qualifying. As we are
only Interested in men de-
sirous of a solid future, appli-
cants will be interviewed in
their own home in the pres
ence Of their wives. In your
reply be sure to state age and
previous line Of work.
Address. your reply to Bog
1S2-P 0fQP -Dz
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ELECTRONIC STOCK
CLERK

Three to 5 years experience neces-
sary. must be capable Of assuming
all operational responsibilities. Perm.
position in established engineering
organization For further informa-
tion and personal interview please
phone 81. 1900, personnel dept.
Evening star., 1952-07-24

ASST. RECEPTIONIST. animal hos
pitai; under 25; ~ hrs. per Wk,
$50 per mo. Call SH. 1874, MRS.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Ship Workers Stay On
After Strike DeadIine
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-CIO
shipbuilders, hours after their
tentative strike deadline passed in
eight East Coast Bethlehem Steel
Co. shipyards. declined today to
talk about a walkout and kept
negotiations alive.
Pickets were reported at only
one of the yards. in Baltimore.
But there was no indication from
the plant there or the union
whether the strike was on.
In New York, where marathon
Federal mediation talks have been
going on, union officials declined
to comment on the passing of the
strike deadline when negotiations
recessed at dawn.
Nor was there any comment
from company officials or the
mediators.
Another bargaining session in
the contract dispute was sched-
iuled for 3 pm. (EDT.
The union-the CIO Industrial
Union of Marine and Shipbuilding
Workers of Americas seeking q
20-cents-an-hour pay increase for
$4,000 workers in the eight Ship
yards. They now average $1.80
an hour. It also is asking fringe
benefits. --.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Stocks Remain Steady
In Fractional Range;
Trading Still SIumped
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-The
stock market held to a fairly
steady course today despite drag
ging tendencies in a few areas.
Changes were fractional with
few exceptions, and many times
the majority of issues in a major
division traded unchanged.
Trading again was at a rate of
less than a million shares a day.
Barber Oil went ahead points
at lot right after directors split
the stock by distributing one
share for each share held and in
creasing the dividend to 81 a
share annually from $3.50
currently paid. That is equal to
so cents quarterly on the new
stock. In subsequent trading il
fell back from it's best.
Rails. steels and motors were
steady with many oils tagging ano
chemicals added a few good plus
signs. Otherwise the market was
rather narrowly mixed and tip
ping slightly to the downside.
Lower stocks included Stand
ard Oil IN. J), Gulf Oil, United
Gas Corp, American Tobacco
Lockheed, and Radio Corp.
Higher were Santa Fe, U. S
Gypsum, American Smelling, Dow
Chemical, Goodyear and zeniti
Radio.
Corporate bond prices were
mixed with trading quiet. Gov.
!ernment securities in over-the.
Icornter market were steady.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Publishers Ask Pressmen
10 Continue Arbitration
By the Assoeicted Press

CINCINNATI. Aug. 26.-A pub
fishers spokesman asked the In
ternational Printing Pressmen's
Union here last night to continue
their policy Of arbitration with
out strikes.
Charles F. McCahill, president
of the American Newspaper Pub
lishers' Association and general
manager Of the Cleveland News,
told AFL Pressmen's 35th con-
vention that everybody loses
somethig in a strike"
Mr.. McCahill pointed out that
a new arbitration agreement is
slated to be negotiated this year
between pressmen and the ANPA.
and said:
For more than so years the
ANPA and your union have main
tanned an agreement to arbitrate
differences arising under con-
tracts. For more than SO years we
have observed the agreement and
it has worked to our mutual ad-
vantage. We are both better of
for it."
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Aug 20 R-Gratns hel,
ABOUT steady today at the Board of Trade
cline.
In early trading beans had some sup
port around the previous close but late
there was some continuation Of yesterday
Traders said there was no overnigh
export business in wheat and no nev
-four buying reported.
Rye tssns was lnciRed Rt t1 be easy during tn
at lower levels.
Corn held about at the previous close,
with estimated receipts from the countr!
During the first hour wheat was " cent
higher to " lower, September, $50; corr
was u higher to % lower. September
tember,. 3.1534, and lard was 3 cents q
September. lilo.
,.1ls The spring wheat movement is be-
ideal harvesting weather in In prospect Tor cI,
the next five days. Traders said, how
ever; en ;bs enas vas not too much pressure
In Canada recent weather has aided
Ia maturing the wheat and rye crops.
Harvesting Is reported in full swing in
Manitoba and getting under way In sas-
Estimated corn receipts today were
this was little under expectations and
indicated g. fairly Arm market.
spotted conditions in sections Of the corn corn
trade that the next ofciai afifa prodaction ~ ioe
estimate may show considerable improve
Soybean traders also say that the bean
siop has improved during the past week
Some of the. selling in beans is said
when the ceilings VIII be placed on soy
lean meal mixtures.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Business Briefs
Business Failures in the

Business Failures in the week
ended August 81 totaled 154
compared with 141 in the previous
week and 130 in the like week a
year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Boston Fund reported net as
lsets on July 81 of $85, ,591 ,462 or
$23.39 a share. This was an in
crease of $6,832 ,058 over the pre-
,vious quarter and up SIS, 500, 703
from a year ago.
Chi, r. 1. & Pacific r. r. in Z
months ended July 81 earned $12,-
176, sos or $7.18 a share VS.. $7.547-
.028 or $3.50 in 1851 period.
IngersOll-Rand Co. in 6 months
ended June 80 earned $9,876, ,697
or $4.88 a share VS.. $9,541 ,692 or
SAT- in 1851 period.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$8,504,618 OF $2.54 a share VS..
$6,354,744 or $4.88 in 1851 period.
Texas Power & Light Co. in II
months ended July 81 earned
81 ,045, ,093 VS.. $5,458,028 in 1851.
Carrier Corp. in IL months end
ed July 81 earned $5.089. .449 or
1854 a share VS.. $3.085, 1853 or
1891 in 1851.
Wabash Railroad in 7 months
ended July 81 earned $4,351 ,019 or
I$13.99 a preferred share VS..
So, 189. SOS or SIPS in 1851 period.
Republic Natural Gas in year
ended June 30 earned $4,193, ,762
or $2.88 a share VS.. $4,316,578 or
$2.96 in 1851.
Wheeling Steel Corp. in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$3,218,519 or $1.63 share VS.. $8,-
301 ,697 or $500 in 1851 period.
Gaylord COntainer Corp. in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$3,602,473 or $1.34 a share VS..
$4.36O. .281 or $1.86 in 1851 period.
National COntainer Corp. in 6
months ended June 80 earned $2,-
130, 1887, or 66 cents share VS..
SIS, ,870,181. or $2.13 in 1851 period.
Atlantic City Electric Co. in u
months ended July 81 earned
$2,633,122 or $1.70 a share VS..
|$2,389, ,644 or $1.57 in 1851.
Chain Belt Co. in 9 months
ended July 81 earned $1,421 ,O52
or $2.49 a share VS., $1,785,847 or
$3.65 in 1851 period.
American Optical Co. in 25
weeks ended June 80 earned ST.
215, ,488 or Lac a share VS.. ST. ,417,-
776 or $1.74 in 1851 period.
A. S. Beck Shoe Corp. in 6
months ended June 30 earned
$478, ,953 or 80 cents a share VS..
I$777, ,429 or $1.61 in 1851 period.
Allen B. Du Mont Lab, Inc., an
jnounced Rear Admiral Stanley F.
Patten, retired, has been elected
to the board. He is vice president
of the company.