davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-12
No Strike Vote Taken
At Memphis Ford Plant

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 12tP1.-
An official of the local chapter OF
the Foreman's Association of Amer
lea, said last night that no strike
vote had been taken at the Memphis
plant of the Ford Motor Co.
Commenting on the strike vote
by Ford foreman in Detroit, the
official said, GAS far as we know a
strike at Detroit would not affect
the local plant other than by q
forced shutdown"
Local 213 here has 49 members
employed at the Memphis plant, he
added.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

bus stations, the airport and rail-
road station as widespread search
for the Tiger Woman" got under
way.
However, 1t was considered possible
that an automobile might have been
waiting outside the grounds for the
red-haired former nurse.
Deputy Sheriff Buck Stockton
took two bloodhounds to the hos
pital grounds but they failed to
pick up her trail.
DR.. Larson said Mrs. Judd had
been very unhappy" since he moved
her from the infirmary to new quart
ers 10 days ago. He said she had
too many liberties" in the in
firmary.
Slipped Through Building.
The covers on the bed in Mrs.
Judds cell-room were only slightly
disarranged, and Mr.. Stockton said
the condition of the pillow indicated
she had not pressed her head
against it.
Two attendants on duty said they
did not see Mrs. Judd as she slipped
through the building, one of the
main structures of the State hos
pital, on the edge of the city.
THE woman attendant on duty
on the second floor had to look after
As patients" DR.. Larson said.
Mrs. Judd shot her roomates,
Agnes Anne Leroi and Hedvig
Samuelson, to death in house they
occupied October Is, 1881
Their dismembered bodies were
stuffed into trunks and shipped to
Los Angeles. Whether Mrs. Judd cut
up the bodies herself or had an ac-
complice has never been established
When Mrs Judd appeared to claim
the baggage in Los Angeles, depot
attendants, their suspicious aroused
by peculiar odor, refused to release
the trunks unless opened. Mrs. Judd
refused.
Escaped Death Sentence.
The trunks were opened and then
grisly content disclosed. BY thai
time the killer had vanished. Severa,
days later she was apprehended in
downtown department store.
Returned to Phoenix, Mrs. jude
was convicted and sentenced Il
hang. An eleventh hour SAINT,
hearing ss,ved her from the gallow:
and she was committed to the Stat
Hospital :
In 1889 she escaped twice in ,
six-week period. On the first occa
sion she returned to the hospita
after six days. during which she hat
sent a note to authorities through ,
minister. saying she was beinl
prosecuted.
On the second escape she re
manned at liberty 10 days, fnall,
being apprehended at Yuma. IS
miles away. She maintained sh
hao Travelled there on foot skulkin'
along the edge of the highway a
night and remaining in concealmen
during the day.
The State contended she kiIe,
Miss Leroi, a former school teacher
and Miss Samuelson, a doctors as
sistsnt, In q jealous rage over tn
attentions of a mutual friend.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Memorial Day to Be Marked

HAGERSTOWN, Md. May IL (F.
Paying tribute to Civil War dead,
an Army C-82 cargo plane will fly
low over Antietam Battlefield and
the National Cemetery at Sharps-
burg May 80 and drop cut flowers
In a Memorial Day ceremony.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Health Group 10 Meet

The annual meeting of the Fair
fax County Lay Health Association
will be held in the Fairfax Court
house at 8 pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

Two other parts of the world also
experienced seismic disturbances
over the weekend.
The Central Meteorological OBJ
servatory in Tokyo said slight
quake was felt at 4:35 pm. (E.S.T0
Saturday in Northern Kyushu and
Western Shikoku. No damage was
reported, however.
Palm Springs. Calf, felt mild
earthquake Saturday night, but there
was no damage.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Three Killed by Quake
In Southern Italy
By the As.oeiafed Pres,

ROME, May 12.-Calabria and
other parts OF Southern Italy were
recovering today from the effects
of an earthquake which rocked the
area yesterday, killing three presons,
injuring 40 and causing wide dam
age. The Messina area of Sicily
also was shaken.
r The Italian news agency Ansa. said
about IL towns and villages were
damaged. Hardest hit we're Isca
Sulionio, where two were killed and
many injured, and Santa Dello
Ionic, where the third fatality oc-
CURED.
Ansa said the quake caused panic
among the populace of the city OF
Catanzaro, although damage was
negligible. A church wall collapsed
at Badolato and buildings were DAM
Eaged at Satriano. The shock also
was felt at Reggie Calabria and
Consenza, both in Calabria.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
WuIkout Of Foremen at Ford 5
is Scheduled in Week or Two

able, or II you think foremen have
no management responsibility, per-
|haps this is as good time as any
to settle those issues.
Whether foremen's strike would
completely halt Ford operations re-
manned questionable, but it was gem
orally agreed it would hamper
production almost Immediately.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Judd

Continued From First Page1
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Acheson
Continued From First Pageo

wishes for your happiness and con-
tinued success in private pursuits,
Very sincerely yours.
Harry s. Truman.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
U. n. Going Concern
Despite Disputes Of
Powers, Lie Asserts
BY the Assoeioied Press

WINNIPEG, June 12.-Trygve Lie
secretary general of the United Ma
tions, declared last night that the
u. N. has developed into a going
Institution" despite the failure Of
the great powers to agree on the
peace treaties.
In an address prepared for the
winnipeg United Nations Society
Mr.. Lie said that peace treaties Of
no peace treaties, the United Ma
tions has already developed into
going institution this young
offspring of the war has learned
to walk and to talk and to think
1t is growing up"
Mr.. Lie pointed to the lack OF
agreement among the great powers
as the lone great difficulty which
has handicapped the proceedings OF
the United Nations during the two
years following the signing OF the
San Francisco charter
Celebration Planned.
With the United Nations devel-
oping plans for widespread cele-
bration of charter day, June 26
Mr. Lies address was in effect a
report to the world on ''the state OF
the United Nations"
He said the whole organization
outlined by the charter has been
created and that its organs have de-
veloped methods of procedure which
will be useful in decades to come
However, he reminded that in
Judging the work of the United
Nations the world must remember
that it still is living 'in the after
math of the war" He said the
people must be realistic" and not
"pessimistic" and should know
that no country in this world is
able to contemplate another gen.
eral war"
Agreement Is Aim.
Advising that the people must not
lose their balance as disputes arise,
he said that they must insist, how
ever, that the powers shall con-
tinue to seek agreement and shall
never stop seeking agreement. in
the spirit of agreement, until agree
ment is found"
What we can do to build firmly,
Mr.. Lie said, "to perfect our machin-
cry. and to instill the high princi-
pies of the charter into peoples
minds. II we do this properly we
will not need to worry about the
future. We will be able to take out
difficulties as they come"
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Miss Ross to Give ToIk
|On tuberculosis X-Ruy

Miss Adelaide Ross, health educa-
tion director OF the District Tuber-
culosis Association, will speak on
why X-ray for Tuberculosis?" at
$50 o'clock tonight.
She will address a special meet
ing of the Brentwood Chapter of
the Women's Auxiliary OF the United
Public Workers of America (CIO)
at 1905 Rhode Island avenue NE.
The meeting is open to the public.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Army Veteran Again Fails
To Appear In Traffic Case

An Army veteran who was free
under $500 bond and who failed to
appear when his case was called in
the traffic branch Of Municipal
Court on June 4, again failed to
show up yesterday on second con-
tinuance of his case.
The veteran. James O'Brien, II,
of the 800 block OF Fifteenth street
Sc. is charged with reckless driving
on May 80.
Bondsman Louis Weinstein told
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Two D. c. Men Honored
AT HOLY Cross College

Two Washington men received
honorary degrees yesterday during
commencement ceremonies at the
College of the Holy Cross, Worces-
ter, Mass.
They are the Rev John F. Cronin
S. S., assistant director of the So
cial action department of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Conference,
who received the degree of doctor
of social science, and William E
Leahy, Washington attorney and
president of Columbus University
Law School, who was given the de-
gree Of doctor Of laws.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
OIdsmobiIe Dealers TO Meet

More than 100 oldsn1obile deal
ers of the Washington area viii
hold conference In the Maynower
Hotel tomorrow with S. Z. Skinner,
vice president OF the General Mo-
tors Corp, and D. E. Ralston, gen.
eral sales manager, 1t was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

the court yesterday he had ~an
idea" where Mr.. O,Brien is but
could not locate him.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark King asked that the case be
continued for another month and
Evening star., 1947-06-12

said that II Mr.. O,Brien Is not tn
court at that time he viii ask the
Judge to set aside the bond and
have 1t forfeited.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
SITUATIONS WoMEN,
APARTMENT OR BUILDING ma

Apiss AAsfMa besf references as 10 abtisy end
CIERK-TYPIST. eficient. exp. H. s.
grad desires position with oppor. for ad-
COLLEGE GIRL desires summer work; ex-
perienced in fling. selling; prefer bacterio-
e coiIEGa lie sHa ASp H BusiS2ss SCHOOL g5sa-
sales, teaching experience. Box lar,
ftRE; fptRREE;ssMAkrNe, design, remod., aissra. Is.
beR fHRs o Tgvnr speisz Sp reai AD s Mss
GIRL, .colored, exper. dietitian's assistant,
wants hospital work. maid in store or pvt.
GIRLS ts5, coiored, wish part-time work.
GIRL, colored, experienced. desires work
HIGH sCHOoI. GIRL desires clerical work
for summer; knowledge of typing. Tele.
LADY, LAD ccooiored. desires laundress work at
home or nightwork. KATIE JETER, SIS
LADY kEcEPT1oN1sr in funeral home by
good education; widow; unencumbbeered.
PosITioN With accounting firm; B.cs.,,
ndS5try SEs Box 1852 s sta ana W
RECEPTIoNIsT in doctors or dentist
ofice, photographic studio, at desk at
30t
REG. NURSE desires position; prefer clinic
or. DIS of1ce; willing to take summer
sTENoTYPIST-SE years ex-
perience Chicago distributors. interested
in commercial position in washington
Box 322-K. Star.
EDUCATED MOTHER, small daughter, de-
sires INV IN exchange. for room and
board; small family; pref. elderly couple
must be in Va. CHI. 6631. 2S*
VICTIM of Govt. budget, cut---1st-rate,
competent, personable secretary desires po-
sition with responsibility: bus. college grad.
Excel knowledge of German. yrs. exper.
private industry, l Y yrs. Govt. service,
Europe; age 26. $3.50. ME. 1929. 2S"
H. S. TEAHER desires empl. for summer
cashier; exp. TR. 1O17. s to II am. 3Oa
Evening star., 1947-06-28
PERSONAL icont.l,

sse3 sal m Miss eo4 WrIsns s6ss,. sH ave $3.50
in purity. Ex-Cel-Cis cosmetics truly ex-
emplify the name For excelling lowell.
ness Ex-Cel-Cis offers complete line OF
iessts @ for sash Sgs of win R
the dealer in your district, phone Spruce
0Saa.J. Save y on our June value. 80
nRESSMAKING. rsstyling. alterations.
perfect ft for smart women; moderats
prices; studio centrally located above
Room % OF Tel. I'fs tx : 1sos. sr ~ - A'W-'
ALTERATIONS. remodeihng, dress design
lng. Kay FREDERICK, 1740 K ST.. NV.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholstering:
wide selection Of latest fabrics: quick, EN-
slsns service: free. estimates. WASHING
TON UppaoLSTERING CO.. 1909 H st. NV.
HELP WANTED. MAN-Physical culturist
e work with un-down client, for about 80
days must be wen-mannered and free to
travel: excellent salary. Phone MR. WILL
LIAMS, EX. 1881, for appointment. -29
sLiPCoHERS, draperies, professionally
talloTed from our or your materials; work
PIANIST, man or woman, for ewes, q
wondsr6ul set up for right party.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for private
school; excellent salary; must be trained
MOTHERS CARE given poc Children in Ii
eensed country home; convenient to bus.
BEAUTIFUL CHARCOAL portrait enlarged
from your favorite photo. SI2. so. Send
Lorcom lane, Arlington, Va, CH. 0319.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored desires g.hw. capable tax
ing over working peoples home; expert
enced in care of infants; $50 week. RA
SS1Rt, S wishes lob - as cook, to go to beach -
GIRL, colored wants g.h,w; in small house
Or apt f9nd Of children; ME goal Inn =,
nart time, housekeeping. DU. 1880.
excellent B. c. refs. MRS. BoWENs,o Ii
GIRL, colored. intelligent and reliable, de-
GIRL, eolored, clean, young, reliable. de.
5 fEs' oafE afEnqo6 to Sof r BY Me- xfek es g. 9F e
HIGHLY RECoMMEND Intelligent neat
colored girl who has been in my employ full
time for l "a yrs. fond Of children, reliable;
aEaisp tion ea MRS yS GEoRGE @ W oW S'ts 1914 satur
day after Z pm. or all day Sunday, ---29
MAID, colored wishes job part time, 1:3G
to $50 for employed couple in CITY, refs
MOTHER AND CHILD. 1e mos old, wish
Tm n1.ra and hoara Seds la exchange g'hW. small an
partrtime 'isU work Of ir any kind mornings o. o.
ewes: refs: will do light laundry. Write
WOMAN, White, desires work cleaning
WOMAN WOMAN. Aeo coiored. wants ant laundry work to
do at home; will call for and pick up; refs.
WOMAN, intelligent, colored. wants work
YoTsG ffssh0s G1RI eo1ored Desires M oSp place
nurse or mothers helper. LU. 69e9. Sat.
aoIrsT end Syn s pm ao,o1s to pm 64s 20 ~
part time n IN Arlington County referenees
YOUNG LADY, colored. employed. desires
evening work serving parties. RIA. o53s.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
HELP MEN and woMEN

COUPLE for country place near Leesburs,
Va: cook and butler for family of 8; very
desirable quarters with private bath; good
wages and liberal time on. Call MI. 1881
Immediately. 20
COUPLE, coiored: experienced housekeep-
ers. for out-of-town home. 500 monthly
room and board. Only those with best
references need apply. OIL. 1640. 3
COUPLE, Japanese, as housekeepers, in
New York: S1o0 monthly, room and board.
CoUPLE, experienced, cook and butler.
with drivers license; go away in summer,
Washington in winter, $500 month, room
and board. WI 5000. -6
MATTRESSES AND DISHWASHERS, ex-
perienced, good salary and meals; uni
forms furnished Apply in person at
35os Columbia pike, Arlington. Va. Il
STENO.-Fine opportunity to be in busi-
ness for yourself: fully equipped public
steno. and duplicating business, located
central downtown: owner cannot handle;
will sell reasonable. Box 41t-L, Star.
TYPIST OR STENOGRAPHER, qualified
person with literary experience or ability;
should have some research experiences.
Write qualifications and salary expected;
give experience and schooling acquired.
Box 115-M, Star. -2S
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION if YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge, Give voice and phone number,
Box 36a-K, Star
Evening star., 1947-06-28
s,r,IArIoNs uEn fe.,, !,

MAN, colored. wants job Of any kind. Can
MAN, young. eoiored,. desires part-time
os27. sat. and sun, ask for WILLIAMS.
MANAGER OF CLUB desires chanse to
portunity. Experienced in packaged liquor
business, accounting, restaurant. lodging
and personnel supervision. Box 2a-R, Star.
MEATcuTTER. expeFienced, desires po-
s1slon: sober and reliable. Box 23-R. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER, Is years experience on
large newspaper before entering service,
now eEployed BY. Government; prefers
p. o. Box 6021. Richmond, Va. So
PoEIER with D; G. psrmit wants eve.
ZEAL RaF ITaE as,I Tessg sa9ss AT ssS With
title company experience and thorongh
desires 4ssb 7 R6x sasrsd aos sI gostion Tt
RESTAURANT MAN, 15 years experience
as manager, operator, cooking, salads;
collateral; desires position. Box 109-R,
SALESMAN, experienced with finest ref
erences, college education, excellent back
ground: 35 yrs. Box 347-L, Star. 30"
SECRETARY, man, age 33, desires TO re-
enter secretarial work; permanent; former
secl etary for states sttorney;; court Re. Re.
vancement Mr. MOORE, no. 2so7. ga
VALET, horseman or male attendant fol
Can be interviewed co. S752. 29a
VETERAN, colored desires. job in the after
dishHashsr. Cali ow. 77a5 39'
VETERAN, colored. desires work; honest,
sch r. reliable, conscientious worker good
refs. DU. 6100. Ext 435. "a pm. only. 2sa
VFTEBAN, lived in city all my life, We mt
work OF some kind. Can drive delivery
trqek; 1Isz;r~I2,, p, c. permit, TR' o665 ID. mR
YOUNG MAN, veteran, very good stenog-
rapher, years experience, college student.
desires full time work with local con
eern; excel. references. Call OR, 62sS.
STEADY JOB of hauling trash and ashes
from department. buildings and large stores
by week or month. AT. 1043.
CHALLENGING POSITION sought by ag-
gressive married man, aged 80; yrs. ex-
perience as Treasury Dept. commercial
analyst and investigator; member D. G.
and Virsinia bars; salary open. GIL. 1859
CT, ORSS 20
Evening star., 1947-06-28
PERSONAL.

CALL US IF YOU WISH special nursing
H ysf'Seifs Sefs MRs sfE pEs,IsE up patients
agement. Before, you list your property
6nss 6s5 rsntf sonsHt as Ss can sE
evenings. OIL. 52o9, cHAs. H. ONO ONO
PEAsfic Ffsi fIeS'i iEYEs-To match the natural
LABoRAToRIEs. 21o5 K st. NV, ME.
COOK WARE. Kitchen Craft waterless
COOK ware has all the features the modern
housewife Is looking for. heavy eold-rolled
aluminium, smooth finished surface, easy
Kitchen cga5s actpally 1szs, , toI 5 itssit ,isn in
many other, features, sold through dis
SRacASe9 S21 Ise9 lsfdssp n RhsT HOME h private Fl and and
semipriVate rms, for women only; best best
efoands aaFs trag sefSce sepa e og@pe ss
s.s.s . White Or eoiores;, Nd; ssr Va. coz
kAS2 s2 sTTrERS p ARs4 RrsfsrkYmothsrs, eE
safe. Call DI. $500 for investigated sittsTs'
RRsT s2ndeG ssTyss
4S17 kansas ave NV, dE, s7ss. 5o'
SLIP COVERS, draperles. besdnsgpreads' van
/ HAVE Il burial sites in a choice section
of Cedar Hill Cemetery will sell reason
able for cash: guilt-edge investment with
future enhancement. MR.. NEWMAN,
9O3 H st. NV, MA. 3433 -2S
PARSONS Countryside Day and r,oard-
ing Camp, Ala years, boys and girls;
daily swimming with instructions, pony
riding on 150-acre farm. outdoor camp ac-
tivities; trained counselors; daily trans
portation at your convenience. s401 Ga.
PERiMANsENT PTsi AN NJ WAVES. -: shampoo and
ingerWaYe. soc No appointments. All
work done by advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 g st.
DREsSMAKING, designing and remodeltng,
gowns and suits. ANNIK MALKAS STU
do, 1740 K st. NV, Room 20. EX.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT-Books installed and kept
stmts. ,prepared; part time, Phone Ma.
AceouNTaNr es Ps1Ss expsrs sna BOOKS started fep,
part time. tax returns PREPARED, state
ea SgdsS rseRros or 2o74
kept; full or part time; monthly state
ments, tax returns; reasonable. 81. 1884
Sscks4easd kaess n Sc o
experience, desires position offering varied
accounting experience. Box 26-R, star.
BooKKEEPER, accountant, ofice manager;
sMclent, experieneed; permanent. MR..
BOY, coiored, desires Job Of any sort; has
plenty sn expe5ience e5 in delicatessen oa. work.
soH sol9Esf ass5ss ES5n Eoa PS5'i % dish
soy; NS y. assisss work IL any kind; fsEE
typinE Bog sss'55 s5s.L T. star. sr' A"'"''t %. %
slfy s fsts; csil IS. ss5s from VIC ie an; IN
iEss = to Ts5 ravs zddfsss zdis sosf s.
Col, eoELEeE Ee asSa. GRADUATE, legal .raigins. inn
pearing, desires position in Washing ton.
eoLLEGE eof 1s5E ssaI GRADUATE. washington lie.
work in law once. during summer before
;ty rafs-sacss SeAqTE ~ sso5 all oss
COLLEGE STUDENT, vet, desires summer
employment, newspaper and clerical ex-
coIIESE sTTbESr aants oS or
can type So W. pm Call Rando. ph 1910; 2s'
FARMER, 25 years practical experience Ice
courses in W. Va University, desires to
manage farm on salary or shares or both.
Son. age 20. available for work; best ref
erence Box 25-R, Star 29s
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES (2> desire
Jobs; ambitious and willing to learn. Box
4S3-L, Star. 2Ss
MAN with IA years experience on IBM
tabulatinE machines, payroll statistics and
secounting Box 339-L. Star. 30
Evening star., 1947-06-28
HELP DOMESTIC,

COOK % and chambermaid-waitr W.
to go TO Nantucket, Mass, for summer.
Pvt, home. Must have Al refs. WI. 2346.
COOK AND G.Hw.-Must be experienced
and have excellent referenees; Bendix
COUPLE, reliable. for general housework
and lawn care. Silver Spring area; doc
tor tors heme' pleasant rooms and surround
COUPLE, ezperienced. cook and butler
mer, Washington in winter; $500 month,
G.Hws. ! anu experienced; Sd oYoc local refs; no
Se e99ki5g; 9g light laundry; live in"s2a,5o wk.
7s Psp sssa .s}s9 s2s4ns ST. tong Soft #
n or out; adults IN NV Westchester apts. PTS
Telephone OR. 1875, to II Sunday
G.H.W'-PLAN COOKING. automatic
washer, M family Of . and one small child,
saa .sS sS nsfd 81 spP
HoUsEKEEPER, white. age 40 to 55. good
only: Salary. $50 80 mo. nc OR. os84. @s y
North Beach for summer. Apply 24oe Ben
MAfD.G MAID H;W,, small small s apartment, @ ssFe t9r
MAID for general duty in kitchen and
sAN1ToRIUM Rockville pike, Wi. 1907.
WOMAN, settled. white. to care for elderly
lE Teman and gen housework: stay in nights.
WoMANSs colored. to stay in: room and
WANTED. settled. refined woman Ha to take
change for room: meals provided bro dlSc on - week
ends. Write Box 291-M, Star. p
Evening star., 1947-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1CC0uNTANT, expert. books started,
aSsti BoEss and
beating plants; no cash needed. small
monthiy payment: Immediate installation.
3. A. sTANSBURY. Ii. 1929.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80; 40 gal,
nayment; immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. LII 3O29.
$40 p st. NV.
DIAMONDS, JEwELRY wANTED-.IHIigZh14ssSs,
EARKEL. EsR PELcess4 $40 F St. NV NV. @
/ WILL BE RESPONSIBLE only for those
3ebts contracted by myself. JAMES fRED-
ERICK MENCH, 552l Colo. ave. NV. Zo'
THE ASSOCIATION of UNDERGRADUATE
ness. Nurses please register. Phone Wo
$3.50: ewes, RE. 2l21. -3
TREES TRIMMED gssg q taken down %: Gan
NJ; zones; - ME: az o56a; o5;n.,n,s tor debts con-
Iseted 5 by By any nv one other than myself;
HARRY II. WEDDING. 1928 MaTysano Sss
T f'yS WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those CONTRACTED by
myself. JACK D. GIVENs' 4ll2 33Td gd st. ST.
NJ EorfSE EsEnie5 Or IS PARTNERSHIP dissolution.
Eyre IL smaIlwood. 1I4O4 Georgia ave,
SiIver Spring, Md The public is hereby
noIed that .a Sn the R4ta avood aaY 90 and
aunter 1. Eyre, Who have formerly traded
ss co-partners in the general contrseting
business under the style OF EYRE
sMALwo3p dOns ns RystSe sys9ssf IN and Ssd sd
5acent communities since 1910, dissolved
the aforesaid partnership as of the close
Of business June 3, 1947, ny agreement I.
Emallwood purchased all STOCK, nxtures
and equipment from the said partnership
general contracting business under Or his
own name. ---9O