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Evening star., 1947-09-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BoOKKEEFER Ndouble entry, some typ
ing: knowledge of all-around ONCE routine
eall GL' eI a9I9 ah before 10 am Mon th5999sh
nRPssMakISG. Ti1s$ kTSG desisn. remod.. altsra. S
BERT BERT eyS d SqTaf nTnt sPsea{ pee apl 40 MIS- MSS
GIRL, colored, desires job as store. or
hotel maid Call DE. 52f5. -25
cnh With ceege mah
GIRL. eoIored, wishes clerical position.
de doetors 81 or 'ds5 dentss oee es Nc S5si o44
HOTEL ROOM CLERK and cashier, expert
sncceaa. also experienced night auditor. TR.
LIBRARIAN or assistant, small library or
editorial and @ research cle5k Ss5 !, some eSperi-
MATRoNLY WOMAN wants part time or
sysnias ever RsoT work capable good appearance
SGRsEs AyAfLABLE-Trained. eniciens
and reliable nurses agency; licensed and
Sqfsf bGnssd 24hr service Dg 5se2 E
near l4th and Park I'd; "a per day. BOX
NURSE, PFac!ical, graduate, colored, desires
NURSE. practical. desires cases of any
kind, $40 hr. duty, dnighht night or days; doc
saEs Estsfs2ff 2sss Experienced wse.
position with children; ref. Chestnut 1897.
oRGANIsT- CHOIR DIRECTOR desires DO.
background BOX 2s5-H, Star. 2b.
PRACTICAL NURSE, available as COM
panion to elderly person; S35 wk- Phone
Proxy MOTHER while you shop, week
sae sts ss.5 Sc 9sS sa ref En-
RECEPTIoNIsT. doctors; lady; salary not
necessary to start I have knowledge of
requirements Call GL. 1929 before 10
m Mon through Friday. HELEN. 25s
REFINED WIDOW, middle-aged seeks posi-
ton as companion-nurse to elderly lady or
sES. NURSE. would like . private case.
sEAMSTRESs, experienced, colored. wants
work in dress shop or with dressmaker;
power machine operator. HO. 1928.
SECRETARY, assistant to editor; perme-
nent; excellent stenographer, typist. proof
reader; long experience Govt, private in
dustry, single. 36; permanent resident;
available October 1st; 5-day week; $3.50.
TYPING DONE AT HOME. experienced.
liver work MI. 2467 pr
WOMAN, co!ored, wants alterations in
ladies' clothing, experienced. Cali EX. 4T45
Won WOMAN, M coiored, iae wants Job as maid in
store soss or counter work experienced. Call
YoUSG LADY. with college and Law de-
gree from accredited univ, desires any
after pm, owens 3s06; or Box 312-C,
YOUNG WOMEN, willing to assist with
ters for self. student tmedicaD husband
and infant NV. RE. 07o5 after pm. q.
CONTINUED on Next Psss.)
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HELP WOMEN,

ALTERATION HANDS for women's ap-
parel: must be experienced; 5-day, 40
hour week; 300 discount on purchases.
Apply employment office, 4th floor, LANS-
BURGH & BRO, 7th, sth and E sts. NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-25

srienced, accustomed
apparel, coats, suits,
Foley, JEAN MA
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HELP MEN,

RcUTEMAN, white. for laundry route.
must have Al refs. A good job for the
right man, 5-day week. paid vacation.
Can earn from $4,000 to $4,000 yearly.
HOME LAUNDRY. 11O1 Raum st. ne. 20
SALES CLERK for art department Apply
in person, MUTH CO., 710 13tl1s st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-25

Necessary; 5-dsy. 4o-hour week. Apply
snRoy%set sa1 Woop%asb VAST sth hoTHRoR G2E gao e
experienced in fine ready -to-wear. Apply
Miss Jonreau. 4th floor. ERLEBAcHER,
sEAMsTRESs. white, experienced on wOm-
ems made to order and alterations On
8. Mrs Mrs W GERoNfMo. 81. TAO St. NV. wv .s2 2
SEAMSTREsSES, ladies' alterations: i'm
Iesas oae sr Apps osSr in rHE
sEAMSTRESS for laundry agency in near
by Md; previous experience necessary.
Apply to Mr.: Grad. CAPITAL LAUNDRY,
sEAMsTREss for mems clothing. 5-day,
Apply employment ofice, ,4th floor, LANs-
sEAMsTREss to work in dry cleaning
store; good salary. Apply LUNA CLEAN-
ERS, 1905 14th st. NV. 26s
SECRETARY. handle small real estate Of
hce. Other help employed. some knoSi-
edge bookkeeping. Person who does not
want routing Job. Salary based on ability.
sEcRETARY, high school graduate, knovl-
edge Of shorthand and tipping, pleasing
RA4AN ANbBR ASBy sgs R oss ss. NAN
SECRETARY, in life insurance agency; re.
CURES good stenography and secretarial sx:
applicant: good starting salary. Applicant
must be willing to submit to aptitude test
Apply 9O7 Ring bldg, 18th and M sts. NV.
-2S
SECRETARY for promotion dept. of health
clinic, college graduate preferred: S2,400
per year 5h-day week, 1 mo. vacation.
SECRETARY. in office Of Catholic organi-
zation: permanent: 39-hour, 5-day week.
Telephone RE. 1858. EXT. SO4. 80
SECRETARY, mature. for sales ONCE; SAL
ary and profit sharing for one qualified.
AD. 1882, -26
for qualified person. Telephone MR.. JOHN
son. GL. 700. for interview. Il
RY-STENOGRAPHER, excel sop-
portunity for advancement; must be willing
to assume responsibility. Apply employ
ment ONCE. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
zoo sEsp " Wosodley S ISsdnlw,. sd nw, .,,, .-2s
chasing agent; requirements, good short
hand and typing speed; must be willing
worker. not afraid of volume, and have
neat appearance. knowledge of flins,
bookkeeping and purchasing procedure
helpful: age not over 35. Apply MR.
MCINTOSH. WA. 710O. rs
Evening star., 1947-09-25

. full time: experience not
lay, 40-hour week. Apply
flee, 9th floor, 9:30 to &
ARD q LOTHROP. -27
for women's specially shop.
fine ready-to-wear. Apply
4th floor, ERLEBACHER,
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TOtlay's Anniversaries
(Know Arnerica)

l735-John Morgan, physician
founder q the Uniy. of EPennsyl-
vania Msd3c9t Sdheol. 1865, med
ical diredtbf VI the scontinental
Army. who served the country
well, born in Philadelphia. Il Died
Oct. Is, 1889. sss sss
1835-Pauline CuShInan, Union
spy, actress, once sentenced TO be
hanged, whose life after the war
was miserable one. born in New
Orleans. A suicide, Dec. 2, 1893.
l849-David Lubin, Sacrament
to. CAL, merchant and fruit
grower, agitator for justice to the
American farmer, founder If the
Int. Inst. of Agriculture, Rome,
an inspirational life, born in Po-
land. Died Jan. /, 1919.
l850-David Jayne Hill, educa-
tor, historian, diplomat, born in
Plainfield, N. J. Died March 2,
1892.
l862--Mrs. Leslie Carter, ac-
tress, born Lexington, Ky. Died
Nov. Is, 1887.
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TOpAy'S BIRTHDAYS
~ IS lsew e,icslI I.

John ". sStudebaker, IS. COM
missioner of education born at
McGregor. Iowa, so years ago.
Most Rev. William r. Arnold,
Roman Catholic bishop, retired
major-general chief of army
chaplains, born at Wooster, Ohio,
IS years ago.
John d. Goodloe, chairman of
the Reconstruction Finance Conn.,,
born in Richmond, KY, 80 years
ago.
DIR. Lawrence w. Fifield, pastor
Of historic Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y, born at Benton
Harb0r, Mich, SIS years ago.
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I The neal Creditor

"Young man." the doctor ex-
claimed to his rapidly convalesc.
ing patient, ''you owe your re-
markable recovery to your wife's
tender care"
Glad to hear yeu admit it
DOCTOR" came, the cheerful re-
joindeF. THAT being the case, III
just make out the check to the
little W0man!"
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The actual throne of Great
Britain Is not the coronation
chair, but the oaken Gothic chair
In the House of Lords occupied
by the sovereign at the opening
of the Parliament.
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LOST

Dark brown wallet on Duval
street or in Kress Thursday
noon. Identification letters and
receipts. Reward. L. c. Gu
erette, 9l2 Windsor Lane.
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TRAVEL oppoHruN1rY

Driving to Philadelphia IN Ford
Deluxe Sedan Wednesday or
Thursday. Take 2 passengers to
help drive and share expenses.
Call after 6 p. m, Phone l173-J.
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Martin Baritone sax, gold lauuer
finish, perfect condition. Must
be played to be appreciated. See
Crawford, Jefferson Hotel,
mornings or Driftwood after 8
pm. jun6-4tx
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Camera troubles? Free. check-up
and estimates given on camera
repairs. Evans Camera and
Supply Store, 500 Southland st.
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Furnished apartment, electric re-
frigerator, shower and bath.
Cool, upstairs apartment. Apply
500 Olivia Street. jun7-3tx
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Furnished two-bedroom house.
Hot water. Electric refrigera-
tor. Adults. No pets. Phone
SOW. Apply 500 Francis st.
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Store, 921 Division Street. Apply
1914 Virginia Street. jun7-3tx
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Apartment, furnished. All util-
tiles. Hot water, electric refrig- I
orator, linens, washing ma
chine. 9l2 James st.
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1897 four-door Dodge sedan, new
tires and tubes. Good motor
and body. Has been painted
recently. $4,000. Can be seen
at, 504 Elizabeth st. jun9-2tx
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1888 Buick sedan. Good condi-
1 ton. $l75.00. l26-A Poinciana
Ext. jun6-5tX
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1916 English motorcycle in good
condition, $4,000. Apply 1418
Angela st. Phone 1l54-R.
jun10-3tx
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Packard Sedan with brand new
motor. First class condition.
Apply Baer's Market.
may31-tf
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ron '1dE1tf

Light housekeeping rooms. $500
per week. All William Street.
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Apartments. Utilities furnished.
Park for children. Sea isle
Apartments, 9l5 Windsor Lane.
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Key wet and vicinity: Partly
cloudy with scattered showers
and thunderstorns. Moderate
southerly winds, becoming fresh
in rain squalls. Little change in
temperature.
Florida: Mostly cloudy with.
scattered afternoon showers and
thunderStorrl1s over west and
south portions through Wednes-
day. Scattered showers along
southeast coastal section during
night and early morning, other
wise partly cloudy weather
through Wednesday.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Moder-
ate winds southerly over south
portion and south to southwest
over north portion through We'd
nesday. Partly cloudy weather
with scattered showers and thun-
derstorrns.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
REPORT
Key West, Fla. June 10, 1947
(Obeervatioh taken q $50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office)
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Furnished cottage. Utilities pro-
vided. Centrally located. Ap-
ply GIG Virginia Street or call
583. junll-Stx
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Wanted: Experienced checker Cor
dry cleaning. Apply Poinciana
Dry Cleaners, Phone 1886.
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WANTED TO BUY

From owner, large unimproved
lot in good residential section,
or lot with small house. Box
r 40, Citizen Office.
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For Courteous and Efficient
Service, A. G. Roberts, licensed
Master Plumber. Your satisfac-
ton is my best guarantees.
Phone $50. iun4-10t
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MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, can John Curry,
512 Margaret street, phone tai.
Give us try on your next job.
Free estimates. a jun1-lrno
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- - = = : 2 -
MOTOR fof Sale. Crocke
Wheeler, 5 hip, 1iI0r. pm, vol
22O, amp. 20, new bearings, in
first class condition. $4,000,
FOB. Chicago. Motors and
fans of all kinds. Rendix Elk
perimental, 2343 S. Leavitt ST.,
Chicago 8, Ill. jun9-2tx
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ron SALE

Three electric train sets, $500,
= Of will sell separately. Two
model sairplane engines, $500.
Phone 347-W. jun6-5tx
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Win do tipping at nome. Call
Mrs. Johnson at 640-J. 8.
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TIDES
Tom0ExoW
Naval Base
Eastern Standard Time1
llieA Tao Low fias
$3.50 am. BAT am.
2:34 pm. 9:49 pm. !.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time vi Height 81
Station Tido thish wxtsY
Bahia Honda -Ohr.
(bridge1 10 min. 90 e.
No Name Key +2hr.
least side) 20 min.
96ca Chica --Ohr.
(Sandy Point 40 min.
Caldas Channel +2hr. VI
moth end 10 min. ia Il.
Ainus SSkn Corrections to be
Plus Sign - Corrections 70 be
added.
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Wanted At Once First-class me-
chanic. Apply Navarro, Inc,
& opposite Bus Station. jun9-tf
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Howard upright piano. good con-
dition. $4,000. Call 254.
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ments Is invariably In advance. but
regular advertisers with ledger ac-
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ments charged.
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Coolerator Ice Box. excellent con-
dition, $21.00. Call between 8
and II a. m, or after 6 p. m.
l416 Catherine Street.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Foe Of Communists Named
Chairman Of Czech Party
By the Associated Press

BRNO, Czechoslovakia, Nov. IT,
Bohumil Lausman, 28. Minister of
Industry in the Czechoslovak gov
ernment and outspoken foe of col
Evening star., 1947-11-17
|Warrenfo Woo COP.
Only, Not Democrats,
In White House Race
BY the Associated Press

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 17.-A-
though Earl Warren was elected
Governor last year as the over
whelmingly favored nominee of both
major parties, he announced today
that he was interested only in the
nomination of his party in his can
didacy for the Republican presiden-
tial nomination.
In announcing last week that he
had decided, at the behest of Re-
publican State leaders, to make
himself available as candidate,
Gov. Warren said his campaign
would be only for delegates from
the State of California. His fur
ther qualification, that he would
seek only the Republican nomina-
ton, was announced in statement
to the press.
Calls Reports Nonsense
Gov. Warren said he had heard
reports that he intended to present
his name to California Democrats
as we'll as Republicans. He labeled
such reports pure nonsense and
went on to say that to submit his
name to botn parties would be
contrary to the intent of our ma
tional election process and is in di-
rect conflict with my own convic-
tions."
California has an unusual political
system which permits State candi-
dates to enter both primaries. 1t is
not unusual for a candidate to elm
mate opposition by winning the most
votes from both major parties. But
Gov. Warren was the first to ever
achieve that in a gubernatorial race.
I'm national elections where fun
damental questions of domestic pol
icy and of foreign relations are
presented the tWo-party system is
the only effective means whereby
the people of the United States can
translate their popular will into af-
firmative and responsible action, :"
Gov. Warren said in his statement
Sees G. o. P. Victory.
"Our two-party system is flexible
and responsive to changing condi-
tions, both at home and abroad
Through that system the two major
parties have risen and fallen from
time to time in public confidence
and usefulness, but the system it
self has permitted the people
through the years to choose freely
the instrument best suited to their
needs and their wishes"
He added that "the Republican
Party today more closely represents
the convictions of and is best
equipped to serve the whole coun-
try and predicted that a Repub-
lican President would be elected
next year.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
1S5 Jewish Refugees
Believed in Palestine
After EIuding British
By the Assoeioied Press

JERUSALEM, Nov. 17.-Jewish
sources said today that 1875 Jew
ish immigrants who got by Brit
ish naval patrols yesterday and
waded ashore after beaching
their 5O-ton launch Aliyah near
Nahariya "are probably already
dressed as workers and house
wives and are out in the fields
beside Palestinian Jews"
officials who found the vessel
abandoned on the beach of the
fashionable resort, a few miles south
of the Lebanese-Palestine border,
admitted that the Jews probably
had scattered into Palestines in
terror under cover of early morning
darkness.
Meanwhile, 1874 other Jews, inter-
cepted yesterday aboard the $50
ton schooner Kadimah by a British
boarding party, were sent to Cyprus
detention camps. Four women and
a child were taken from the Kadi-
NAH to Haifa hospital and eight
of their relatives were allowed to
remain in Palestine with them.
Police who boarded the grounded
Aliyah found a number of United
States Army uniforms and tins of
food in United States containers, "
an official report said.
The vessel was foated and taken
to Haifa.
Unofficial sources predicted that
the Palestine government would de-
duct 1876 from the regular monthly
quota of 1900 visas granted to jew
ish immigrants to compensate for
the number who slipped in without
certiication.
The last time a similar landing
occurred was on March II, when
the FuSanna was driven aground
north of GAIA. The British found
$50 of the Fusanna's passengers, but
it was estimated that another 200
had escaped.
Masked men who robbed the Tel
Aviv post Office yesterday were re-
ported to have stolen many thou
sands of pounds worth of cut dia-
monds." Tel Aviv is the center OF
a sizable diamond cutting industry
Postal employees said the bandits
disarmed three British policemen
assigned to guard the stones. The
thieves entered the post Office amid
confusion caused by telephoned
warning that a bomb had been
planted in the building. No bomb
was found .es .->.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Furnace Explosion Injuries
Sin ConvaIescenf Home
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-Three pa
tients of a convalescent home were
hurt and II other persons fed the
institution yesterday when the fur
mace exploded, wrecking the base
ment and first floor of the three
story structure.
Two of those hurt-Spencer Tin
ner. rs, and Jerry Bolden, 10, were
on the first floor, Immediately above
the furnace, at the time of the
blast in the institution for colored.
They we're thrown across the room,
along with a marble mantel which
tore hole in the opposite wall.
Mr.. Timer and Mr.. Bolden, along
with Mrs. Emma Anderson, ST, were
treated for cuts, bruises and shock
at Provident Hospital.
Fire Department Battalion Chief
Irwin H. Walters said the coal-flred
furnace was blown to bits. He said
cause of the explosion had not been
determined.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
ID Remove Bars and Flee
West Virginia Prison
By the Assoeioted Press

ELKINS, w. Va, Nov. 17.-Four-
teen convicts escaped last night
from the Huttonsville prison near
here, Warden Ira E. Briers reported
today.
Mr.. Briers said the men gained
their freedom about pm, through
first-foor window from which the
bars had been removed. He said
wrench, smuggled into the DORM
itory from the farm workshop, was
used to remove the bars.
The escape was discovered a short
time later, and about 20 State police
were assigned to work with prison
guards in seeking the fugitives.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Proceeds of Huifu Land
Not Intended for Britain
BY the Associated Press

JERUSALEM, Nov. 1.-THE Pal
estine government announced to-
day that it planned to sell valuable
Haifa harbor lands ::'for the purpose
of relieving the budgetary situa-
ton" but declared it did not in
tend to transfer the proceeds to
Britain.
The announcement apparently was
inspired by recent press reports that
Britain planned to use Palestine
treasury surpluses for financing a
program for evacuation and the
control of immigration and had
sought bids for the sale of Haifa
PROPERTY,
Evening star., 1947-11-17

ldDOTdUlOn WIN
the Communists,
W a S e | e c t e d
chairman of the
S ocial Demo-
cratic Party yes
terday by a vote
of 283 to 1872.
Mr.. Lausman
succeeds Deputy,
Premier Zdenek
Fierlinger, for
mer Czech Am
bassador to Mos
COW and one of
the party lead
ers who signed
Evening star., 1947-11-17

WIT pdCC WlCl IIle
Communist last September calling
for cooperation on economic and
industrial programs. Mr.. Lausman
has consistently opposed the merger
of his party with Communists.
While convention delegates said
no drastic policy changes were voted
on, Mr.. Lausman's election was gen.
orally interpreted as rejecting ma
jority dissatisfaction with the Com
munist soak-the-rich tax program
and other Communist proposals.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Chess Prodioy Dies

LIVERPOOL, Eng, Nov. II (P.-
Gordon T. Crown, Britain's 18-year-
old chess prodigy, died here today
following an operation. AS member
of the British chess team which
played that of the Soviet Union, he
recently defeated the Russian chess
master A KOtOV
Evening star., 1947-11-17
DouqIus Back in London

LONDON, Nov. II (P).-Ambassa-
dor Lewis Douglas returned to Lon
don today by plane from the United
States, where he conferred with
officials of the Marshall plan.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF TWENTY
YEAR so INCOME DEBENTURE
BONDS OF -WASHlkG-
TON, INC, DATED JULY |, 1889

Chandler Washington, Inc, by
due resolution of its Board of Di-
rectors has elected to pay in ad-
vance of maturity the total sum of
s25,53O upon the principal amount
of the outstanding Twenty Year
81 Income Debentures of the
Company, under the provisions OF
Article II of the Indenture.
Said sum of s25,530 has been de-
posted by the Company with the
undersigned Trustee and will be
paid pro rata among the registered
holders of the Debenture Bonds
during the usual business hours on
January /, 1s48, at the office of the
Trustee, National Savings and
Trust Company, 18th Street and
New York Avenue NV, Washing
ton, D. c.
The sum of SIS will be paid on
account of each $50 principal
amount of the outstanding De-
benture Bonds.
Payment will be made upon pres
entation to the Trustee of the
Debenture Bonds for endorsement
thereon of the partial payment.
From and after January /, 194S,
no further interest shall accrue
upon said Debenture Bonds with
respect to the amount thereof pro-
vided to be prepaid in this Notice,
and the voting power of the De-
benture Bonds shall thereupon be
reduced accordingly.
,ATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
ANY, TRUSTEE UNDER THE TWENTY
IEAR Sc INCOME DEBENTURES OF
INC.
fSeaD BY BRUCE BAIRD,
President.
Attest:
NELSON J. FOSTER
Secretary.