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Evening star., 1946-01-09
Mccoy Urges Russia
To Send Member 10
Join Group in Japan

Maj. Gen. Frank R. Mccoy, chair
man OF the Far Eastern Commits
sion, has suggested to the Soviet
government that Russian repre-
sentative join the commission on
its current visit to Japan, a spokes-
man said here today.
Gen. Mccoy also informed the
Soviet government, the commission
spokesman said, that committees
remaining in Washington to work
on various details of policy toward
Japan are remaining idle pending
active Russian participation in the
work.
| Russia becomes the 1lth member
of the commission under an agree
ment reached by the Big Three
Foreign Ministers at their Moscow
meeting last month, enlarging the
groups authority to formulate
Allied policy toward Japan.
Moscow dispatches have reported
the appointment of Andrei A. Gro
myko, Soviet Ambassador here, as
the Russian representative on the
commission. Mr.. Gromyko has been
in London for United Nations Or
ganization meetings. however, leav-
| ing the Soviet government without
actual participation in the commits
! sion so far.
Delegates in Tokyo.
Gen, Mccoy, American represen-
tative, and delegates of nine other
Allies on the commission have ar
rived in Yokohoma on a naval YES
sci which will be their headquarters
while investigating conditions in
Japan at first hand
The commission spokesman here
said Gen. McCoy's message to the
Soviet government, on behalf of the
commission, pointed out that accom-
modations were available on the
headquarters ship for any Soviet
representatives who wished to join
the group.
Evening star., 1946-01-09

nations are highly gratified over the
success of the occupation and poll
cies so far put into effect by the
supreme commander"
The U. S. S. Mount Mckinley
which brought the delegates and
their staffs, must be lightened before
it can proceed to Tokyo where dele
gates will use it as headquarters.
Gen. Mccoy said the power of the
commission was increased greatly
by the Moscow Conference in re-
moval of its previous advisory sta
tus.
Gen. Mccoy and Nelson T. john
son, secretary general of the COM
mission, left by automobile for Tokyo
to call on Gen. Macarthur.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
Newspapers Thanked
By Southeast Citizens

A resolution thanking Washing.
ton newspapers for their support In
publicizing need for the proposed
Sousa Junior High School were
adopted unanimously by the South
east Council of Citizens Associa-
tions at It's meeting last night.
Adelbert w. Lee, member of the
Board of Education, also thanked
the Council for Its ''untiring work In
the interest of obtaining the school
In the Southeast section"
Though definite site has not
yet been obtained" he said, 1T is
Evening star., 1946-01-09

hoped the school will be erected
where 1t is most needed"
A committee of presidents of the
member associations of the Council,
headed by Mrs. o. Lee wilkins of the
Fairfax Village Citizens Association,
was appointed by the Councils
president, John Roth, to study plans
for boys club in the area.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
Survey and Consultation
Chief Aims. McCoy Saws

YOKOHAMA, Jan. 8 tP.-Maj.
Gen. Frank R. Mccoy, Far Eastern
Commission chairman, arrived here
today with the statement that:
I'VE are here to consult with the
supreme commander and more or
less make a survey of conditions to
help us in our work of carrying out
surrender terms by the United Ma
tons who participated in the defeat
of Japan and will participate in fu-
ture policy making.
1--WE know that the participating
Evening star., 1946-01-09
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
SabIe7dyed or Natural Grey
.$325
Plus 2Oeo tar

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known to be depof
eqov lovely dyed e brown Not the durable Of surely
fully worthwhile as gomorous doy-ond evenna fur!
Deferred payments hy-apay or budget payments for
your convenience! Daylight Fur Salon, Third Flor.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
All NORTHERN BACK Skins!
Sab|e-B|ended Mus krat Goats
$3.50 and S345
Plus 200 tar
Northern Boe skins best choice Of all for beauty skins ore full
ued silky ustous! For unmh and these skins backed
with strong leather hide Wesewn fashion
satisfaction" the ooos handsomely styled ooc udroped
So99e lines with the full sleeves smoothly rounded shoulders and deep
cuffs Of le46 Women's misses ond Juniors!
PERSIAN lAMB
S
Plus 200 tax

son lomb cos with soft dressro lines workmanship and eto possible
because soft pobe look
ments the deftH moulded shoulder lines the omhoes nuousy
eued bell sleeves For truly worthwhile oocoon oil
becoming fur coo Peron Lombs! At $685. others S485
$685. plus 2O0 tox
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
Modern "Coxey's Army" Heads For Washington

MASSILLON, O.. Feb. l9-(P).- A modern "Coxey's Army" of taxi cab drivers and their fam flies headed for Washington yes terday after an overnight stop in the home town of the man who headed a march from here to the Capital in 1894.
 Approximately $50 Chicago vet erans, loaded in 148 cabs, will seek relief in Washington from a city ordinance limiting the num- Der of Chicago cabs to 5000, most of them controlled by two com panieS.
 Edgar Sirles, president of the American Cab Drivers Assn. for Discharged Veterans, said they would put their case before the department of justice on the grounds that control by the two companies constituted a monop- oly.
 "We are going to camp in Wash ington until we get satisfaction, '' the 26-year- veteran asserted last night as the group pulled into town.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
ARCTIC CLUB ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT

Tuesday night the board of di- rectors of the Arctic Club met at the Nome High School for the first meeting of the new year. Carl Dewey was elected to the presi- dency to replace Duke Mitrovich the outgoing president.
 It was decided that committees would be formed at an early date. Baseball was dropped for the sea- son, on account of the lack of in terest in the forming of teams.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
BOMBERS PAY OFF

DUEBENDORF, Switzerland - (PD - American bombers forced down here during the war have served a postwar purpose of the International Red Cross. ApproXi- mately 91,0OO persons paid nom- inal admission price to see the bombers, the proceeds going to the Red Cross. Most of the bombers have been repaired and flown back. Material in others has been salvaged
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
KATE ANGNABoOGAK WOOD LUX PASSES ON

Mrs. Kate Angnaboogak Wood lux, native woman of Wales, Alas ka, died Monday, leaving her hus- band and four sons; two of which made the trip from Wales by dog team to be here for the funeral, scheduled for Friday from the La vinia Wallace Young Mission. Her youngest son, Roy, attends the Territorial School. Her brother is Norman Lee of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
STORES TO CLOSE ALL DAY FRIDAY

Observing George Washington's Birthday, the Northern Commer- cial, Bon Marche, U. S. Mercantile and Polets will be closed all day Friday. The Nome Drug Store will be closed until noon. The Nugget will be published as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20

at least. All available planes have been ordered to Seward to meet the passengers arriving on the liner Columbia today. 112 passen- gers will be flown to Anchorage. A heavy snow closed the line ear Her this winter also.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
NEWS TN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-(P)- President Truman has appointed M Max Gardner, former governor of North Carolina, as undersecre- tary of the treasury, the White House said today. Press Secretary Ross said Gardner's nomination will be sent to the Senate today.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
NOTICE

Ladies Aid of the Federated Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Thomas Morcom. Friday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock. Special meet ing and business of importance. All interested urged 10 attend.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
ANCHORAGE, Feb. 19-(P)-h

ANCHORAGE, Feb. 19-(P)-A terrific wind stripped railroad bridge of its tracks, ties and stringers, halting rail traffic south of here Alaska Railroad officials said snowslides also sealed the right of way. The bridge was in Bear valley on the line to Whit tier. Railroad spokesmen revealed at the same time that five boxcars were blown from the bridge by a lighter gust a month ago.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2O-(P)-

NEW OfLEHINO, r FeU. lU-IHT- An explosion, followed by fire wrecked a 14-apartment Negro housing unit here this morning, killing an undetermined number of occupants and injuring numer- ous others. The brick structure collapsed and rescue workers had not been able to enter the ruins more than an hour after the blast.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20

ANCHORAGE, Feb. % (P) - Two more snowslides buried nine hundred feet of track on Alaska Railroad between here and Sew ard, blocking trains until Friday
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20

LONDON, Feb. 20 - P) - The United Nations economic and so- cial council, concluding its initial London sesion, has agreed to sum- mon an information trade confer ence for the latter part of 1946 and to hold its next meeting in New York on May 25. Last of the United Nations bodies to adjourn, the council appointed committees last night to start work immedi- ately on the trade conference, the refugee problem, control of mar cotics, and relations with such specialized agencies as the world federation of trade unions, the American Federation of Labor and the International Cooperative Al liance.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-20

Be Wise-Nugget Advertise
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

ASSISTANT Observation-Disclosures 80
hr week; good salary; permanent OR
BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS, mime
WARD & LoTHRoP. 9:s0-e daily. al
BOOkkEEPER to assist treasurer in large
real estate ONCE; permanent position,
chance for advancement. Box 301-V,
BOOKKEEPER-CLERK. experienced; 6A-
sas xssa 'sod ica1S CO.. of 1sof
DRY f' CHICKEN PICKER. experienced; part.
n T oPkkAf foys ven xND oufTEGs I'M
sth noor; WooDIhRDb Z IoiHkop. $50 s:so
NAN AND WIFE, no children. for farming a
Homework: must BE- reliable and sober;
prefer couple, over 40. who wants perma-
Rsa sSoa 1os fl- 7h 8. sh n1 psess
FL PfAN % Player, man or woman. for C coun-
try folk, songs for the TRIANON CAFE.
722 17th st. NV, $3.50 pm. to 1; So .
OFFICE WORKERS. immediate openings;
5-day, 40-hour week. Apply employment
once, 9th Inoor; WOODWARD 4 10TH
RESTAURANT MANAGER for hotel coffee
ply MANAGER, EBBiTT HOTEL. 10th and
YoUNG COUPLE. colored. for doctor /.
home. Salary, $l75 to s2a5. WI. 20s4
HAVE OPENINGS for sodsmen. white;
man; want only Stable. capable and re-
liable help. Apply DALEY DRUGS, 1924
Fla. ave. ne. z TO pm: 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATER. 20. 80, 40 gal
eutomatlci no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate installation. b. A.
sTAHSBuRY. LII. 1929,
taxes snG,ss Alec; books started, kept part time:
CANNING PEAcHEs0LaTTsSe s liberia. d..
B5ing your baskets, FLoRIDA MARKET
gsrds west Of Old Dominion Railroad
Routes ~ and I'll. Tel. Administer 1850
FISHING PARTIES, day or night. reserya-
ANTHONY KING, WA. 1872 80
service. LENDERS. NC, S0Ss North
Moore st.. Rosslyn. Va. Phone CHI 2444
ss.Te. IS4s ss.y irs Rs aen nc 's SIS,
qeorsia ave. Phone SH. $3.50. -2b
s sPr n sssSs.sf .'. shsf.s sEspESs
EXPERT DYEING AND REWEAyING
XyALET, 1000 Conn. ave, AID. 6s4s.
IN GEORGETOWN, visit our new plumb
Ing and heating appliance showroom Al
1874 Wisconsin ave. NV, HO 0200; oper
f p tEll RfAhFt v LIP; o5 INC showroom
s5li New Hsmpshire ave. NV. A0c oE' sIoo
DIRT AvAILAsLE, approx. 1000 ,ds, vi.
einhty Sar sens I'd. and Emerson st, ne
/ VIII NOT aypo DE- RESPONSIBLE for s. an,
debts incurred BY any one other thar
myself GUSTAV O. LEECKE e22 South
Carolina ave. So 0ls
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
trustees sale Of valuable brick dwelling
6einE premises e34 Ksefer pl n W. with
Of trust recorded in Liber s022 at folio
2l7. one of the land records of the Dis
Of eeen4ed sna at the
trustee will offer for sale by public auc.
ton, IN front of the premises, on Wednes.
o'clock pm the following desc Pi e:
property in the District OF Columbia, to-
Wit; Lot numbered Thirty-seven $50 in
sssuare numbered pI%as Thirty Hundred and
part of Pleasant Plains" made by To.
briner ana Colbert. Trustees, and others
surveyor for the District OF Columbia in
Lioer County "a at folio %. subject &c
restriction locating building line of said
To- at 25 feet from the front line of Keefel
pl,, as provided in Agreement recorded in
Lber 32l2 at folio 259 Of the Land Rec
ords OF the District of Columbia. Terms
70 make deposit Of 100000 at time o!
sale, balance to be paid all cash or IL
reasonable amounts. which terms will b.
announceo at the sale; deferred amounts
to bear interest at So per annum Exam.
nation OF title, conveyancing: recording
revenue stamps etc, at cost of purchaser
days from day of sale. otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell property. at risl
and COS: Of defaulting purchaser after hy.
Gays advertisement OF such resale II
some newspaper published in Washington
p G. or deposit may be forfeited. AMER
e. H sHGHHY MSR TRUST Te CO. pr THses
Seal Attest: JOHN R. NEALE, Assistan
THOs. J. OWEN & son. 435 Southern
srdR sss Fl s ya Rd
Place. Southeast: also SIX Six - UnimproVet
and an Re stFes1s eo5ne
Pursuant TO an order OF the District Cour
q the United States for the District 9
Administration Cause. No, 65,556, Bea
Estate OF William B, Cation. deceased
premises 1s25 TTensyefi Ps Place ceons Sc
on Tuesday the Twenty Fourth day Q
e osoes PM R he i 5sts de TaRE
sis nd desisnstsd 9e PaFceI ef Of Lots 3Gu@ g
s1d e E II sSsf Sale IL BE- sys
Trust COMPANY, Trustee. known as Ran
dle Hishlands" as per plat recorded 4
q Columbia in Llber County Is at foii,
80; subject to covenants of record; sal,
sroperty 10Y known as Lots 2s and 29 !!
al the southwest corner Of Thirty FRS
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM, the foIloNln
lots IS. IS. II: IS. ~ and 90 in souar
1852 IN the subdivision known as Ran
record. Terms Of i'I Sale: Each 'I parcel {
De sold separately. All Cash. Deposi
OF 50 800 90 REQUIRED on Parcel /. AM
2, at time OF sale Said Administrator:
reserves the right to reject any or al
bids on either property If deemed by he
70 be insufficient all conyeysncinR, re
cordinE, revenue stamps. title examine.
ton and notary fees shall be at the cos
Of the purchaser; each sale shall be Sub
ject TO the approval and ratification q
the Court; terms of sale TO be compile,
with by the respective purchasers within
said Administrative shall resell said prop
erues or property al the cost of the de
faulting purchaser. BEATRICE ACNE.
CATION. Administrative, Estate of Wi
liam B. Cation. Administrative Cause No
ob.556. LOUIS p. MANIATIS, Attorney
National Press Building, Washington. D. {
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs tc.,, /,

WILL NOT BE REsPONsBLE for any
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. GEORGE Z. MANGuM. 1889 Fort
Baker drive Sc 3ls
PEACHES Large, sweet. tree-ripened
freestone Ebertas on sale daily through
Labor Day. Drive out Colesville pike to
Ednor, Md, 1914 miles from crosslight at
Silver Spring. Buy them at the orchard.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those incurred by myself
JOHN Z. WHITE, 1899 4-Mile Run dr.
ACCOUNTANT, vet, resuming accounting
practice. offers compl bookkeeping, audit
ing and income tax service. WA. 7576. II
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself
AMOS R. BAILEY. 1905 Ramsey St, Alex
andria. Va
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NumepIutes Disappear

The massive brass nameplates
that used to mark city Offices and
many suburban homes in North
ern Ireland are fast disappearing
Belfast reports, largely because
labor to clean them is lacking. More
and more doorposts and gates have
the new glass Municipalities, gold
letters on a black base.
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For Lost ond Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D C, washington AN
gust 2s. 1946-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500, District Building
until zoo pm. September g. 1916, and
then publicly opened for the construction
OF sanitary sewer in the vicinity Of 18th
street and Emerson street ne. Proposals,
plans and specifications may be obtained
at Room 427, District Building
su2S, 0,3l .se3,4
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HELP WOMEN.
ADVERTISING co

That's what we want! Here's key
agency lob for the girl with ambitions to
be q copy executive. Don't hesitate to
Of this adv. boz 2oo-b. star. so
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HIGGER'S PHARMACY
50l7 Conn. Ave. NV.
Isa Star Want4d
Branch Agency

Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance of CIossi-
fled Advertising.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times -----------30 SOC per line
3 to times consecu-
lively
Z times or jonger con-
secutlvely Csc
Advertisements under the Personal
classification and business advertising
under Special Notices. SC per line
additional
Situations Wanted.
time 27c per line
times 25c
times 22c
Business advertising under Sit
uations Wanted takes the regular local
advertising rate
OUT-OF-TOwN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ------40 c
Out-of-Town Rate Is charged on all
advertising IS miles or more from
Washington.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by II pm. the night
before: for The Sunday Star by 4
pm. Saturday.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
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FARMER. experienced in managing farm
modern 4.room house. electricity, garden
and fuel furnished. H. P. HUTCHINSON,
Ammendale. Md. Back of Christian Bros
institute on Baltimore blvd. Tower 1915.
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Rs. immediate openings,
eek. Apply employment
81 LOTHROP,

FOUNTAIN MANAGER-Must be expert
enced: excel. opport. for right man: $40
per wk.: no Sundays. Apply in person,
IMcREYNOLDS PHARMACY, 1143 G ST. NV
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HOSTESS, experienced; $50 per wk, meals;
no Sundays. Apply bet noon and 5 pm. .,
Sept. 8, ALFONSo'S REST, 1403 L st. NV.
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CLERK to work. in. dry cleaning plant
LUNA fGHS CLEANERS 1908 G4th st. nW
CLERK, neat-appearinE young lady to an
Il sts call Il ' XII
cLERK. for 1 hotel front desk. Apply man
aser' EBBIIT HOTEL. 10th and H SITS.
CLERK for general once work, some knowl-
OF spnf ns oI
tRd rs fo 5ssE1s sHoRas
ccIERk. d ders:ele.nins establishment: sal
Y Va l., ssos q Va; 1900 ~, A sa..
experience necessary: Bethesda resident OF
Dry; 17Is Ham 1ae la se, nssthssda. Nd.
control once: exp. desired but not neces-
fSae pss oas AsRE e
eeEEAksGkEsof k 1Io7 MEASsAGEk. .xper. per
p RD CROSS sA asto aSh' Nsssi
atassl al saGs 81 to 4o som.
Permanent position with excellent chance
REILLY CO. 1884 New York ave Ma.
CLEkK-TYPIST. experienced on adding
machine; excellent working conditions,
week. Apply COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP,
928 New Jersey ave. NV. 81
CLERK-TYPIST, excel. opportunity for
young woman. exper. not nee. : "a day wk;,
AETSA FINANCE Co., 7sSs Ga ave. 40
for Advancement. WASHINGTON LOAN &
TRUST CO. trust dept. 3rd floor. 9th
CLERK - III once needs
young lady who can type well and meet
the public. Permanent, 6ls-day week. good
salary. Apply AUTO MONEY CO. 18th
and Z sts. nv. =
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s sFb AS
POWER sewing machine operators. white:
vi ffad a RsasRSN ans i qS0 fah Sc
FR Rs & N Nurse. a White between 3o4o
in lovely. private home: live in. private
room and bath; EXCELLENT salary; references
her 30s for promotional work involving
house-to-house visits, no selling or collec-
work is merely to
service which is already established, This
is full time work but hours might be ar
would be essential. however. The person
we want should be educated, well-bred and
like people Sales, opinion survey. or can
ter should be specific and detailed enough
to Justify an interview, including salary de-
sired and how soon available. Box ct
PUNCH CARD OPERATOR, under 80 for
life insurance company; 35-hr. week. per
App Rm ssaFy dh
RECEIVING CLERK, for checking merchan-
disc, A, Apply sgmpl9yment ONCE, 4th floor
REcfPTIoNfsT for small silver Spring
ee sSsr g ySns helpful but not
RECEPTIoNIsT for beauty salon with ex-
per1ence IN beauty salon; air conditioned:
attractive salary. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for doctors
office. Cali AID. 1888 between and 8 pm,
REFINED LADY for hostess in downtown
hotel dining room, four days and two eve
ninss each week. For interview write Box
REFINED YOUNG LADY who is willing to
work with a fast-moying business Elk
perience not necessary; must be quick with
figures and able to meet the public. Call
81. $500 between l pm. and pm. 81
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SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENsER, experienced
excellent salary. CARRIERS PHARMACY,
Columbia pike and Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va.
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asah3R asd s as s ify'
COMBINATION oyster and kitchen man:
Conner. HALLS RESTAURANT, 7th and K
COOK white, exp; good pay good iood.
Apply in person. JIMMY LEW STORE,
COOK. 0 eolo r.; u souseman. y.rdman. ~ for
d1 DO ooo family; live in; excellent salary.
COOK experienced also in cutting meat.
Greek pIeierrsd. Cali wi. $3.50. $
sesss es Dse.on sr DH2s e FSob
e seNs aaS1 s4.n n iners.s.a v.s. sa.,
saoss yssScsins iSo i 1T sTAy
oo nit sss a.
wholesale pisaaabias and hsssins supply
ssiaiy; chance for sdysneem en1 apply f h
..sssss ": T. Ss.' Il
ssns I ris' TSTS sand ish to-
DELIVERY ROOM MANAGER. man with
plies confidential. Our employees know Of
This advertisement. Reply. Box 17s-D,
Dental TEoaNIcIAN, eapsble Of nnlsh-
dept: excellent Opportunity; good salary;
5,deg week, DISTRICT DENTAL LAB
DisHNASHERS, colored; experienced Ap-
ply Mr.. Roger, INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY
CLUB. SH 1915. 81
D1sHWAsHER for hotel dining room. Ap-
| ply rear 1919 nth st. NV 81
DlSHWASHER. colored, for full-tine work
in new high-class restaurant serving lunch
| cons and dinner: closed Sat, OPEN Sun
Apply. Mrs. Sample. MASON mn, 1888
| Eye ST. NV.
DOoRMAN. middle-ased or retired, neat
sober; night, Sat. and Sun Apply In
person, SECO THEATER, s244 Ga. ave
DRIVERS and varehousenen, cslored;
strong. tall and know city well: perm
position: start 5bc per hr. e3c per hr
after 40-hr. vi. Apply at once <3o0
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-18
.18O-Legal

Ella Moore Flores and husband, Rudolpn
Flores. their heirs, devisees and assigns,
John Doe and lane Doe, and any ana
all persons, firms or corporations VINO
might in any contingency claim an IN
terest in the property involved in MS
action. known or unknown, sui 1uris or
non sui juris, including n not in esse
and pesrons non composmentls VINO
might. by possibility, hereafter set ZIP a
claim" the undersigned COMMISSIONS
will on Monday, October %, 1916, at ~
O'Clock noon at the Courthouse door u
New Hanver County, offer for sale ana
sell At public sale I the last and high
est bidder for cash subject to confirTna-
tion by the Court, the following descr.n-
ed property; lying and being in the City
of wilmington, N. c.:
Beginning at a point in the western
line of 18th Street 50 feet
from the point of intersection OF the
Western, line Of 18th Street with the
Southern line of Orange Street; running
! thence Southwardly along the Western
line of 18th Street 80 feet; thence West.
wardIv and parallel with Orange Street
ie5 feet. thence Northwardly and para
lIel1 with 18th Street SO feet; thence East
wardy and parallel with Orange Street
l65 feet to the point of beginning. the
same being the Southeast one-fourth OF
Lot No. in Block 1877 Of the official plan
of the City of Wilmington.
The successful bidder will be required
to deposit 10 per cent Of his bid with the
Commissioner.
Dated m ,or posted this the as day O
CLAYTON c. HOLMES.