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Evening star., 1947-12-10
St. Marys Votes, d,
For Slot Machines;
3,A9 Cast Ballots
Special Dispoteh to The Stos

LEONARDTowN, Md, Dec. TO-
st. Marys County today was on rec
ord almost 2 to l in favor of slot
machines, following referendum in
which 3,499 votes were cast.
OF the total ballots cast in a ref
erendum, authorized by the General
Assembly at its special session last
month, 2,245 were marked for the
machines and 1854 against.
The 991-vote margin was close to
the figure predicted by proponents
soon after the polls closed at 7p.m.
yesterday.
Opponents of the devices were
successful in only one district-the
ninth, at st. Georges Island, where
returns showed "a for and 80 against
Most observers considered the vote
heavy in an election where Offices
were not involved. They pointed out
that a count of 4,200 to $500 is usual
in general elections. The county has
about $500 registered voters.
Official count of the ballots is ex-
oected to be completed tomorrow
When the tally is certified by the
election board, the county commits
sionerS may, by resolution, authorize
operation of slot machines and other
n-operated devices formerly lille
gal in all Maryland counties except
Anne Arundel. The commissioners
have said they would legalize the
machines to raise about 100000 a
year in taxes.
Meanwhile States Attorney C.
Henry Camalier said he had no COM
ment at this time on the prosecution
of several persons who were indicted
on slot machine gambling charges
in June by st. Marys grand jury
and whose cases were ordered trans
ferred to the Montgomery County
Circuit Court.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COOK, white. experienced. wishes cooking
and lisnt work; upstairs room; good refer
eSoKaoussMA BOX White snsie ssa SOBER
honest; city references. -HO. 1915, 10 am.
COLO GIRL. neat desires store. coun-
ter. laundry, waitress or other positions.
SIRI, selorsd; edo wants days work or part
Or Ssfs time se'f; sSss sS5 Of any KIND
GIRL srs wan wants gsnsrs
am to $50 pm DE: .266s. :.
GIRL, colored, for children, baby sitter.
etc. 1912 pm. or 80 pm, DE. 1928 after
WI work; living il silver Spring; ezpe5s refs;
VII sfser seaS snss ssvsrs sH n1sasS isao sis 1880 rps
ssT: s;I:, 3 sh;ssT5ss SssS phone bet hrs So Can
GIRL. colored. desires days work. NO.
GIRL. reliable, colored, wants regular
rs and os ref IN AD nour ssss s
Sspsr isss SSEeR sae 'G9 G1 O. oals 0'n.
sork. @ Prone Prone Ii. t. 5.s6e sou WORK o 10. 1sS
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w., nve days
HoEskREtpER Hss6 fla aRt Bosr pa Tk TIth l4S
prefer Bethesda, Chevy Chase. WI. s76i.
LADY TO SIT WITH CHILD NIGHTS. AT.
PTS between am. and pm. POLICY.
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WOMAN wishes days work. also gh.w.:
refs. Call FIR. O5S5.
WOMAN, colored. wants work as cook In
private family or cafeteria: good ref; Call
WOMAN. coiored, settled, wants days work,
WOMAN, white. wants day work. close to
E.. Capitol St, 5 days q week. am. to
pm. S5 day. Call Ii. 9S07 or see
me at 903 z. Capitol st. To-
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT-TAX CONSULTANT, books
opened and operated audits, financial re-
ports;|week ends and evenings, Wo. 1886.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
s9as oa o and
oookkeeplng service; Al references hon
est smRHyss PrsfsTTsd TR aes5 3 H.
time; thoroughly experienced, excellent ref
erences capable Of taking full charge OF
any business WO. 1906.
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER, B.CS.
enee sH 9sSs att after q $50 20 pm ssafS efIef'- ia
soSK IS SufSHR No S|sss SssS v,n., :.
work in private family; excellent refer
ences. Box 210-z> Star. II.
GUARD. experienced; with 5 years ex-
or guard lSe In plant bank ETC., good
silyeT SaWyER Spring so,Ms Nd .r,c.sstr, ou, IL.
ciated top law Arm, washington. consid-
erins business career with corporation.
MAN, young, coiored; would like job driv-
lng ing, porter or elevator operator. Call
vsse; siesn cut ana neat Se veil n eRpePensed 1E
with Cadillac cars and all models. Box
MA, MAN wants work from e-l. NO. Sa4o
MAN, colored, age 81. desires permanent
employment with CO. or organization; good
character and references: D. c. drivers
permit. Box 226-Z, Star. IL
NIGHTWORk, part time; all day Satur-
day; kitchen work or waiter. AT. $3.50.
VETERAN, married, wishes evening and
weekend s,I oGSG work of Of any any nature KRuH'
YOUNG MAN, 25, with family, desires
work in mornings; ofice admin and some
sales exper Box 229-Z, Star. IL
YOUNG MAN, coiored, wishes Job as cook;
experienced and refs. DU. 7416.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for university
students. Clerks. typists,. bookkeepers,
noon. morning and evening work. Call
Employment Bureau. BENJAMIN FRANK
WANTED - Position representing market
survey firm. Have selling experience. edu-
cation, economic research experience. Box
237-Z, Star.
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6. u. Graduate School
In Larger Quarters

Occupying new and larger quar-
ters in the former Georgetown Hos
pital buildings at Thirty-fifth and
N streets NV, the university S
Graduate School of Arts and Sci
ences today was freed from the
necessity of sharing classrooms with
the college and foreign service
school.
The move of the 465 graduate
students to the renovated quarters
a block or so from the college gates
was planned by President Law
renee C. Gorham to eliminate over
crowding of class halls used jointly
by the three departments. 1t also
places in complete use a block
of buildings which now house the
nurses home and 211 college stud
ents in private rooms and dormi-
tories and provide ample quarters
for graduate studies.
The Rev. Hunter Gutherie, dean
OF graduate studies, said today the
change will make it possible for his
department to inaugurate regular
day classes at the opening of the
new term on February /.
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SALESMAN.
SALESMAN with experience selling in
dustrial consumer. Car q necessity Ap.
ply the SLADE CO.. INC. 2113 K st. NV.

SALESMAN with experience selling in
ply the sLApE Co. INC. Els K St. NV.
M.1E n cgdf5s ysss get
single day Field M al, and . ofIles train1ns given n
Ring Blde.. 18th & NJ st. NV. III
statesmen, 3. aggressive; salary and COM
mission; in and around Washington terri
national chain store corporation is opening
a branch in Washington; if you have sales
abilitysyour future is secured: two weeks
sassna earnnss Of 500 Weesy u
S. siisnsia Il zDS{S re s4SSs ali week
SALESMAN, capable of selling made.to-
wear: well established. "a years: good
ME WEAR aha gTUkEs Ma 4Ssl
sge pa sale LIQUOR store, for the Christmas
ply cIARx's. 4o5 'its nth ST St. ' n.w ' G1o
67-YR.-OLD NATIONAL organization has
open territory in d. c. and nearby vir-
ginia siaa for r fiye @ @high,type staff members to
families by appt. only; our representatives
plenty Of qualified leads; if you have car
no NO. less $. thar s1a5 wkly: Apply $500 I'LL
SALESMAN to sell home appliances in
commission and car allowance Phone
Waldorf 1885,
EXPERIENCED to sell food products, from
lished food distributor. Apply at 10 De-
catur st; ne. after 5 pm, ask for Mr.
BERNSTEIN. -l2
sALEsMEN-Local franchise dealer for
vitamin Seal lifetime healthware has OPEN
ing. for liye-wire men with cars salary
and commission: can earn about SlOO a
H1y
LIAMS, 514 II st. ne. liz
ZEAL ESTATE-A salesman made 81 500
during mis- 1st nonth with us. We desire
to add = ambitious, aggressive young men
to our sales staff. Experience not neces-
sary; must have car. Apply at $3.50,
m: or phone fol, appt. REALTY Bull
LEIIN Co. 2024 N. Kirkwood I'd, Arl
OW. 1897 TX
FURNITURE SALESMAN. settled man;
RoSsrts 's NO in s14o sM4Hs AgPy Nj
CO, 1913 You St nv -ll
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LEGAL NOTICE RATE.
The rate for Legal Notices
published in The Star will
be zoe per line commencing
January l, 1948.
LEGAL NOTICES.
RALPH P. BARNARD, Attorney

Denrike Building.
D1ssIRdeT COURT ns2E. OF THE c6pSIh;a UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No, 7ols3. Ad-
That the subscribers OF the State of Mary
land, have obtained from the. Probate
estate Of Matthew Trimble, jr.. late of the
State of Maryland, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
day OF November, AID. 1913; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under our
'es Ts1s saz Of aisss sessmsfl g.
County, Md. JOSEPH W. TRIMBLE,
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL Reg
E 1steE OF wills M forth for the District Of Columbia
J. EDWARD BuRRogGHs; Jr.' Attorney
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.--No. ,1S9, Ad-
,p is to to s,t Giys Hetee
Court of the District OF Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Lucy M.
Dorsett,, late Of the District of Columbia,
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 25th day of November,
SECLUDED from Fl ssne ay ssls 9s tas sssats
November, Ie47. HENRY US s. MATTHEws. NAT He s.
l$47 goth st: NV. (seaD Attest:
wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court de31O,17
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p. MICHAEL COOK, Attorney,
8I5 18th st. NV.

FuoIicationEUnknown Defendant.
DIsTRIcT couRT OF THE tj UNITED III 3
States for the District of Columbia. -
JANE r. RANKIN, to the use Of George w
Jones. assignee, Plaintiff, VS.. HARRY
fendant,--Law No: 78933.-The object Of
this suit Is to revive a judgment obtained
in the aboye-entitled cause by Jane F.
Rankin vs.. Harry Wardman and Thomas
p Bones. defendants, on October 9. 1885.
On motion Of the plaintiff. it is this 7th
day OF November, I947. ordered that the
defendant. Helen Wardman, cause her ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the 10th day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF
the first publication hereof. otherwise this
cause will be proceeded with as in case
OF default. And the defendants. the un-
known heirs at law and next of kin OF
Harry Wardman, deceased, cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the, first rule day occurring after
date, otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default Provided, 4
COPY of this order be published twice q
month for three months in the Washington
Law Reporter. and The Evening Star be-
fore said day. (Sl BOLITHA ]. LAWS,
Chief Justice. fSeall true copy Test:
HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. By EDITH M.
FOX. Deputy Clerk
no12.26, del Q, ,24,ja7.21.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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income tax preparation done by experts
who really know how! For less than So
M. Aisms ss6tsSfSNEssMAN-we tSS are famous for
% %Rffn AEHc vsns and Bids sE sss
ORCHESTRA AND MUSIC for all ocea-
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GAS HEATING BofLERs and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed; small
S1sals 9syRsR1 RTsaiate sa9a
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, SO, 40 cal, gal,
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
payment: immediate installation. THoMP-
5ixMSNbs. sHAGsSHH JEWEERY WANTEDHisssst sni sSss
MfARkE MfAss ss2 & Sssf mm.
diate liguidation. rush for bargains; finest
nationally known furnishings. terrific saw
Pleasant st. NV. Modern fixtures for sale.
Yoy ARE WISE to purchase your Il pens
at the place where they can be serviced
sery gspair seSviee BOND eiFg sHoS,
GsT SHFt ssDeTs books aA osa Started
kept: part time; tax returns prepared.
statements; audits: reasonable. OR. 2074.
scriptions % make ideal Christmas eifts. Sup
gift that is remembered year round. We
VII send your gift card to subscriber.
authorized Of
s9ss. tSSsy sfsss sRo@N 5SsscRfpTISs sseSaf 1sSs
BU9NGA BBUNNGAu 6fcassIR. TX 5asS available ls .ev.,,
January dates. Small, ideal for your next
party. Trombone featured. sH, 1926.
roYs-GIFTs-ToYs. going out of busi-
ness: 20 to SO per cent Off on all toys;
sasions; open pc aaipS iii p a7'1s a iasS e S.san
SMALL DANCE ORCHESTRA has open
dates; specially, clubs and private parties.
PhSRi @ seSS es T.ls Gs and Sa9 silver
itss Ip, ss aSs,I4s6s',. aiSs NJ s3sS a.''
AXE Al hIs You Nv SAs4Ike sals Re o There
SHORTAGE Of this vital i,1 fuel. Save up to 3o%
mace OF SCOT and ash, Have it scientifically
vacuum cleaned and resealed now; $5.95
;o%Dists gai E5r To- At At sFsPoNsn.s sEs5 for an,
ss asns er Roy Y go
soIiceE TsshsTSssenki To sTSekaoLDrRs p of "a PARK
stocSholders of PARK PLAZA. NC, a
corporation organized under the laws OF
the 6srfs so De Room
205, 1913 st. NV. Washington, D. G.,
at 2:30 O'Clock in the afternoon. for the
purpose of considering and acting upon a
proposal of the Board of Trustees to in |
crease the capital stock Of said corpora
tion from five hundred (500) shares Of the !
par value of one hundred (S1O0) dollars |
per share to two thousand t2,O00) shares
Of the par value of one hundred $1,000 !
dollars per share. PARK PLAZA INC,
BY HARRY PORETSKY, SIDNEY PORET- I
SKY. LESTER PORETSKY, SYLVIA NJ
BLAJWAS. DORA PORETSKY, MORRIS
POLLIN, trustees. de3,10l7,
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

AGc,yRAlTE, !.:,5 DEflENDABLE; l fast tyDlns
f5altz psEzssMaRsG hehs IR de.sn assS remod aser.
tions: eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
ETa seeks aF
ence. office management, adm; asst. per.
snanfIh sGnnsI research meet public ,psns
GIRL, colered wants JOB after school TAX
ing Ing; care Of children, or busgirl TIA, ;6 30ls.
cleaning or hotel maid; no Sundays. AT.
3437. H.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid in >
ssore ssp for or GoRA u Psivate family Call W. oIso
GRADUATE NURSE desires position in
physician, ONCE; knowledsss s Of typing; in
HoUsEKEEPER, middlecased American.
White sos desires t RGson donps with
exchange references. BOX 2i2-z, Star. IL
INTERIOR DECORATORS = Personable
businesswoman, l6 years experience, ex-
clients, seeks opportunity in fine decorat-
ing business Dupont 3771 before 8 am.
as9kerf aAPE col SYfss Fw sfa sast'F0ana Hen''
NURSE. available for, cases day or night;
CHRONIC invalids or children Phone any
NURSE, coiored, practical, desires work.
maternity or chronic cases. Call Ludlow
3097 at any time.
NURsEMAID. colored. wishes employment.
TW o42O H.
PIX OPR.. experienced; hotel and central
ofc. experience: or cashier; mites preferred
PRACTICAL NURSE, hrs. preferred in aft
ernoon or eve.: Christian home. ia. 3075.
NURSE: colored, desires work.
eossfGe rsfs2en to E8 oss hospital
NURSE age IS; duty in D. G..
women and children only. Ordway 5l1S.
RESIDENT MANAGER of apt house. by
refined woman: three adults in family:
references. Box 23S-Z. Star. IL.
exper.: 81 20 per hr.
minimum: part time, after 1890 pm. Cali
excellent, IL years di-
yersihed experience; assume responsibility.
COL, desires ,aiters-
tser ve5K expef MIS- sIAcK fH ssss
STENO. SEC, years exper., wants de-
pendable perm. position. reliable, rehned:
refs; S45 wk. AID. 1928 after l. Ia
TYPING and stenosraphic work done at
home; neat. rapid and accurate service
guaranteed. ia; 291Q.
in private home or small insti-
and experienced middle-aged woman:
knowledge of modern cooking, care of In
valids and general household management;
reference. BOX 2s3-z. Star.
WOMAN with practical nursing exp, de-
sires place caring for aged lady, or semi
invalid; live in; refs. Phone TO. 6163.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q son,

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
lures, trade name 'Magda," etc. V By Virtue tue
OF chattel deed of trust recorded Decem-
Der 5, 1946. as Instrument No. 4148. Re-
Sa and at fsdS ns eees os Of Pg a erg % eSup
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
by public auction at Weschler's, 905 E st;
nv. n!o9ock Friday M,ss December II, 1947, at
chine steam iron, pressing board cutting
and drawing tables, double doors and
frames frames, - plaster urns, flower container and
rors. slip covers, draperies, models mate
rials, etc: also the trade name Mazda"
nRS MARIE REns cAsah Gasa Log
ously mentioned in trust as Marie Kash-
lon), Trustees III
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, auctioneers
-.Household furniture, dress, studio fix-
tire infiator- fire extineuishers, trade name
Mazda" etc; by order Louis Hockelberg
and Marie Cashion, trustees; storage COM
pany T Il ana l., other consignors. by auction at
WESCHLER,S, 905 E st. NV, Friday COM
mencing $3.50 am. continuing until mid
afternoon: groups for dining, dinette. bed
and living rooms. odd beds. coil and box
springs. felt and inner-Spring mattresses
chests OF drawers, dressers, vanities, tables,
chairs utility and kitchen cabinets, sofa
and studio beds, lamps, mirrors, etc. Dress
by order trustees. -lf
States marshals sale Of new
machine taps, bufing wheels and brushes.
circular saws, screw drivers, large lot mois-
ture-proof paper bags. etc. BY virtue of
writ Of special fieri facias issued out OF
the clerks office. of the Municipal Court
OF the DISTRICT Of Columbia and to me di-
rrected, will sell for cash by public auc.
t.ons. ton at 14o Que st; ne. Second floorl
boxes and 1853 assorted size taps, 1856 cir.
cular saws. 299 small screw drivers, l,175
) wire bu1fing brushes, 2O6 steel wire cable
and twine bufhng wheels, about 90 M lined
mIolsture-proof paper bags, etc. seized and
levied upon as property of the defendant,
Industry Tools, Inc. a corporation, and
sold to satisfy judgment at law, No.
44,57459; Municipal Court, in favor of E.
q; Wa!Eer ppIe supply CO. Inc. corporation.
marshal in and for the District of Column
bia. de1O,15.SO
SMITH TRANSFER & STORAGE co, will
sell "a. At q ,,s continued sale by public suction
York ave- NV. this Friday, Dec. 12, at
z pm, various lots of furniture and house,
hold goods in suites and odd pieces; terms
cash: prompt removal required zED L.
WILLIAMS and zED L. WILLIAMS, Jr.,
AuctioneerS. ~
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GORMAN AND GATELY,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
n,a oniIeo states for the District of Column
ooia;min ot o,d the matter of the acquisition of
pistrict Of Columbia. a.-District Court No.
CATION-The United States of America
having condemned and acquired title to
Lots s,. s35. 962 and lo22 in Square 5ses,
entitled cause, by Declaration Of Taking
No 3 hled on the 11th day of November,
1913, and, as compensation therefor, hav-
Ing Ing heretofore deposited in the Registry Of
LOUIS MILLER having filed on the a6tn
day of November, 1947, petition in said
cause for the purpose of having said sum
Rad simple 1o 5 owHsI He Of o ss ss sss as T.
ACQUIRED fee simple title to said lands by BY
virtue OF three certain tax deeds from the
commissioners OF the District Of Columbia
see9rdsd REG s in Llber 7s1o at folios l79,, 1s3
District of Columbia, and, it appearing to
Louise Williams, purported sole heir Of
their sole heirs at law and next of kin
may have an interest in said lands, 1t is
by the Court this 9th day Of December,
l947: Ordered, that said Fannie Brown
dead their unknoWn heirs or at t lsv shsy abd 6s
next of kin, cause their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the the srd I'd
81 SUM ~ y as sds o ana shSE cause why
pensation for the taxing 81 sad lands as cone Be-
no: paid to said Louis Miller. ProvideG. n
however, that this Order shall be irst Dub.
hshed once q week for three successive
ss the 70 washassoSa hs sId aay xa% o
ana 1nnrS Tne II Wsshingson Evening Star. (s.)
true coy Test: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk
BY AN ANNE v. LADANE. Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-12-10
LEGAL NOTICE (cont,)

DrsrkTaT ssuFH Iii 81 5siA Ahs fi UNITED
H9sss a. 1s'l1ss a9sns!s
ha hs Il Il the e sts ase of HSs %ass
sna hs' bsss 81 pbGsa'e
isnAd; iamba deeessed M AZ pessons ssdass HAVING @
claims AGAINST The deceased are hereby
fs0s shs ss
the subscriber. on or before the goth day
Of Nqyembsr Sy AD agas 9therTse they
isa sseas asn unsf7 ny 5sRs III
assss III sfa
of Wills Tor the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court de3,10.17.-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u@bia@1a Aie re-: e Estate tie s'i Of Wiilisa +.
Grimes, Deceased.-Admn. No. 6S.2o7-
Order Order Fixing New New Trial pa pate ar and Pro, Pro
as. to the trial of the issues in this case
ing dated the 18th day Of March, 1915.
o W6 IL be II h ass w ane
Alta All NJ. aotsch, Lyda n N. paul Paul. lneompe. %
sn Wass5 be Gdmes IS snd by be
Court. this 18th day Of November, ls47,
Ordered that said issues be set down Tor
trial on the 18th day of January, 194S,
and that this order and the substance Of
the said issues be published once week
for four successive weeks, in the Wash
ington Law Reporter, and twice a week
the substance of said issues being as fol-
lows: One: Was the paper writing filed
in this Court bearing aforesaid date, the
last will and testament of William H.
Grimes, deceased; Two: Was the afore-
said ssi paper pap writing purportins to be the
Grimes, deceased, executed and attested
in due form as required by law?; Three:
Was the said william H. Grimes at the
time of making and subscribing or the
acknowledging by him of the aforesaid
paper writing Of sound and disposing
dssd q e Or &c CONTRACT; -Four: was The aiore-
ton thereof, or the subscription thereto
procured from the said William H.
Grimes deceased, by fraud or deceit prac-
ticed upon the said William H. Grimes by
G. Smith or Alta NJ. Gotsch or some other
person or persons unknown to caveator?;
Five: Was the aforesaid paper writing OBJ
from the said william H. Grimes, deceased,
by undue influence or duress or coercion
OF Amos r. Grimes, Katherine l.. Duffy.
Anita Anita c: Smith or Alta NJ Gotsch or some
eaveatorS i. A. scHWEIaHAUT, su1oHM Justice. e.
THos. MoRToN GET1INGs. s.e'l Attorney ag;
Tor Cayeatee. OCTAVE BIGONESS, At
t1Tnsy attnsi for Si SGiayyssastor Seal true Copy:
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
de3 3.6,10,13,17,2O,24,27 g,
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, in public accountants Of
please answer in desa sox PsY stsr
ACCOUNTANT. junior or semisenior. for
permanent connection with established
Alexandrla adesi11 cPA Write letter, stating full
ADVERTISING Photographic retoucher: ex-
perienced with air brush essential Excel
salary, 5-day wk Apply with SAMPLES,
co. 18th and SITS. NV. Ill
ADVERTISING ACOPY WRITER. 25-30-
snce sinsa on mail ndIn order wanted By medium
in large, city with many small-town ex .
tras;. salary, open: profit sharing, bonus
pension plans. Write q mail order letter
for interview; confidential Box o5-z, Star.
ARTIST-Commercial. Must be able to
do finished art and lettering Bring sam
S1eS: Bi4 Ex. llSS Ss4e' Vermont ave- NV Room
ASSEMBLIES, age 20 to s5 for electronics
eauipment manufacturer; exp. necessary;
Sitiags aday 4oRT TsHE Pleasant TgTkinE con-
TECHNOLOGY, College Park, Md. III
ASSISTANT MANAGER-A progressive ma
tioral small loan organization has OPEN
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have good education and personal refer
sick benefits free; also. vacation with pay;
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Washington Sta Alexandria, Va. Iii
AUTO BODY MAN-we need q 1st rate
body man; best wages for the best; paid
nc lidays; 5..day week. time and half for
and insurance for entire family. Work
ARCADE PONTIAC CO, i4s7 Irving st.
AUTO METAL MEN. experienced; good
working conditions in g clean shop. group
sIssss a s4SPsER s MOTORS fse = u
experience; good working conditions in q
clean shop, group insurance, other bene-
fits fasr, Apply & TO Mr.. sisson. AL GARDNER
HUTo BODY MAN, must be exper.: good
REDS GARAGE III. Go1son Go9don. :aNP st. 1p,s
AUTO BODY MAN, must be reliable; holi-
days and vacations with pay; S85 for s.
day week. LENox MOTOR Co. 2421
Renilworth ave-. Bladensburg, Md. WA.
4uTo MECHANIC MEN, experienced; s.A-
day week excellent WORKING conditions.
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exper. on. Kaiser-Frazer cars. newest and
most mod shop, warm and clean: ideal
gorking cond.: insurance and paid hell
MAN MOTOR SALES, INC, MT. Bennett,
ia. s000. 1880 Ga. ave. NV
AUTO MECHANIC, tune-up man. thor
oughly experienced; highest wages to right
man; paid holidays; 5-day week; time and
half for time over 40 hours; paid hospitai-
zation and insurance for entire family.
Work for Washington's largest Pontiac
dealer. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437
Irving st. NV AD $500. III
AUTO SALESMAN to sell used cars with
reputable Wash. dealer; an excellent OPP
portunity for exp. man, age % to 40: ex-
cellent pay; good working hrs. advance
ment. Write Box 104-Y Star, stating
exp. and particulars. Our salesman know
Of this ad Ii
t2) for buns. pies and cakes; day
work. no Sunday. 1880 14th st. NV.