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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-29
REFLOAT 544 SHIPS

TOKYO-In the two years since
surrender, 544 Japanese ships, ag-
gregating 100000 tons have been
refloated and 29 vessels of 100000
tons have been scrapped, the Jap
anese Marine office said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-29
Feather Golf Balls

Golf balls used TO be made
from feathers packed tightly into
a leather cover.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-29

Registrations in Australia this
year show one motor vehicle Tor
every IT persons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-29
n13l.;[!l3a3;H
Should We NofionuIize Bessie
Industries?
As debated by

n, ofaIa craxen Harry Desmond Farren
~ ,,., Candidate of President american Speakers &
so'"'ri n,ish J. bo, PARTY Hrter. Bureau, Inc.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIAMONDS, old JeweIry ana silver wanted
eo tpeFf f4Ss 81 nT 1rsi Nm s14S
/. Espt; T., M psts tine; Z! s.sSfns nsepssss s
aHalSS: Or 2e7
as5 sash v prices, Is, = Free appraisal. ,AETHUF
NOTICE PuBLIsHERs-Printer with well
Of masazns or books 70 FOR '9rs attrsetlve oer
S..stna Gas HEATING A. NC! BOILERS ana hot-xsts
mony pans no cash NEEDED
p 3; A; slTHHNsSgRY. u; sesa.
eo,sntsni eown ea on Us for beSkksepsTs and &C.
e GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 80, 40 S gal.
automatic; no cash needed; small MONTH,
sTANssuRY. lnfd,a:s Il. soaa es'aila''0n D. A
Comp. re-upholstered. Fine fabrics. DI
sse 4gS RtSEsF 9oRR fsaeass9ss H 81 81
INC, 617 st. NV. 80 years at tn,
ExPERT sSI'f aPpats1; WATcH REPAIRING, b-day serv.
SSs H. f.
SSs5 sN sS5s 9n zas'G sos 9sss Fsisns e..
i WILL NOT be responsible for debts in.
B any 9hf5 1908 tan GaRsdrs Rss
ave. NV. Wash. IS, D. C. u
1 WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
JOSEPH g. o'MALLEY, 1902 Newark rd
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING
of the Lincoln Hall Association.-Notice
is hereby given that a special meet
ing Of the stockholders of Lincoln Hall
Association has been called to be held at
301 N st. ne, Washington. D. c., on
Monday, November II, 1947, 1T 12 O'Clock
noon, for the purpose of considering and
acting upon a proposal for the dininution
OF the capital stock of the company from
one hundred fifty thousand dollars $3.50
o90) to one thousand five hundred dollars
lS1 5000; and the declaration Of . Iiquidat.
RAPLEY. MAE M. RAPLEY, RICHARD
WANTED TO LEASE large space or building
suitable for dance hall, in District or near
by MARYLAND. Responsible party. Call MR.
MoRP.S. WO. 1895. II am. to 3p.m. m.-7
Evening star., 1947-11-07
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE bookkeeper, ex-
perienced with MGR 1000 machine: 40 hrs:
2OGc discount. Apply personnel once, 9TH
ARTIST. ust have dept, store experience;
excellent salary for qualified person; full
time work only. Reply Box 203-M, Star,
giving phone and address. -
BREAKFAST COOK tcolored), fol. board
ing house, also dinner on Monday; no
Sunday work; some one within walking
distance preferred. See MRS. LOCHR1E,
1927 10th st. NV, telephone HO. 6767.
COUPLE, man to handle beef cattle and
garden, woman for general housework.
modern cottage furnished. located about
40 miles from Washington; reply ,givins
experience and salary expected: will ar
range for appointment. Box 3s3-M, star.
MAN, OR MAN AND WIFE. for work
on dairy farm in nearby Virginia; room,
board and salary. Apply 311 You st.
RREEroucHER, 4 experienced permanent po.
Washington BOX 5-M, Star. p
SALESPEOPLE in various depts.. full. time
positions; salary and commission. Apply
personnel office, SEARS RoEBUcK and
SODA 'Fo 'FFoUNTAiN HELP, white, sxpsr,:
good hours and salary. PEARSON'S PHARs
MACY, 244S Wis. ave. NV, WO. 6210: -
TUTOR, veteran desires tutor IN basic
college chemistry. Phone CO, 0237. q
Evening star., 1947-11-07
oEEIclAI NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT Of
Columbia. November 8. 1947"Notice is
ber plbi' Is 1882 Ass sS ehs elosnS
streets, roads, highways and alleys IN me ae
with Public Act No. 164, approved June
Act. No 4s5, stxty, SECOND consress, ap-
sSSSSs Ss n S'5Ss s. ss;sss.
t II II sbvsys Ih pan te H es
Of the, District Of Columbia will give e., q
public hearing in the Board R9om in the
RsFis l4eh s9a
"a, 1947. at 10 o'clock am. to interested
property owners to determine as to any
5 tu e rshfs Shn Of ms cons 81 tie
the the Plan of the Permanent system Of High;
Gessrbed ed n as faf foloas Rsri' q cosnE al
i' ps4s ss's Of IN sRafs north
Isad fsa psoe s csfas snd # sf
ssatas 80 gSs9s gaaaPss Of s5ss and Ga
ssut ssu.tins N ssusrs $Sssi saa fhs pa6lis L
publie a ie',disyel sey in sauars i4o shutting
and ss Aap s1 .na Gl9sns bb Of strests ssss
sbust,ns psss ss SQUARES sssSssh 5s4 f l and 5s5
ansnf system q Hishvayst t,s asfeesipEs L. DT9p.
srst srsy IN ot eeum@a bounded 0 the enc north
Street EvaGs on the isee Southeast hs
bpaach b1aa anS Of qq the 'hs S ohe
right of-way, eliminating certain proposed
street areas within the above described
~ mitE tbe permanent rosDssP system of Hiehvays
Affecting property in the Northwest sec
tion OF the District OF Columbia, bounded
BY Wisconsin avenue, on the south by Rod
man street, and on the west by Nebraska
Hsn the serlo
limits. le5S Proposed change in ,ths plan
Affecting property in the Southwest sec,
on oi9h the q, nortlh nor By Galveston Street on the
east by 1st street on the south by Joliet
street. and on the west by Nichols avenue,
Sthn e. 'sTse s a
providing new street area IN lieu thereof:
Iol Proposed change IL the Plan actths 81 fhs
District Of Columbia. bounded on the
north by Alabama avenue, on the east by
on the west BY 2Snd street, iTR,n eliminating ing
change in the Plan OF the Permanent
system Of Highways affecting property in
the Northwest section Of the District of
Columbia. bounded on the north BY
Georgetown University and Foundry Park.
south BY the Pptomsc Taa Rivef and ton on the
street area within the above described
limits. Maps showing the street street and and
showing the proposed changes in the Plan
Of the Permanent system Of Hfghways. are
on file in the office of the Surveyor, D. c..
Room 405. District Building, and numbered
as Maps 1898, 1899, 334o. 3341, 3342.
3349, 3343, 1914. 3345. 3346 and 1850,
respectively, and these maps may be
examined by interested parties during
business hours prior to the hearing Said
maps will also be aispiayed at the hhsaring
suggestions or protests concerning the
proposed street and alley closinss. and the
Permanent system OF Highways as shown
on the aforementioned maps, JOHN
DON r. YOUNG. Commissioners OF the
DistriH Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
SAlESMEN.

REAL ESTATE Statesmen, splendid
opportunity with a ong-established arm:
trifiers not wanted; car necessary. KAY
REALTY Goa RA. 229o; -
.unty for energetic salesman hSsnsed IN IN
small, aggressive ONCE. with full co-opera-
tion on sales and listings. Call OK 2559
SALESMAN, 25 to 40 years old, retail
fabrics store: retail sales experience neces-
sion; Apply before 10 am. THE YA5SD-
SALESMAN to s sci. post exchanges and
other Government, agencies; permanent ornament
replies eopfdential Boy 2o25K; star; ..d.s as
SALESMAN AND MERCHANDISE neeoea
by major distillery. must be exper. IN
packass meTchandisns know pys,s sales man an
1910; salary, $4,000 per VI. plus ex-
penses; car needed. Write giving details
Of exper., age and education TO Box 137-
NJ Star
sevsrai OPENINGS for thoroushly exper.
saiesmen, (white), for Investment porHerty;
liberal commission ARRANGEMENT. CAN Re,
1183 for Appt. -
Evening star., 1947-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

JONES, Attorneys, National Press Building
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia
ministration.-This is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the State Of Kan.
sas, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Johanna Grieb
late OF the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
authenticated. to the subscriber. on or
before the 21st day of October, AID. 194s;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
under my hand this 21st day Of October,
1947. LOUIS H. GRIEB, 400 Brown
Building, Wichita, Kansas. (Seal) At
lister Of Wills for the District Of Colum-
bia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

JOHN W., JACKSON, J: GRAHAME
WALKER, Attorneys, 626 woodward BLDG:
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
3; adams; Deceased s9796. Admin nl1.
been made herein for letters Of admins
tration, on said estate. by Mary livery. it = is
l947. that Gertrude Marshall, John
Tilghman. William Tilghman. Joseph
Jones, Teresa Strother, and the unknown
heirs at law and next of kin of Annie E.
cerned, appear. in said Court on Monday,
the sth day, of December. AID. 1947, at
1000 o'clock AM. to show cause why
such application should not be. granted.
Let RGss hereof sa Rs D4eshed sna in hs the
Evening Star, once in each Of three sue
mentioned, the hrst publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
Lay Laws; Chief Justice Of said Court this
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District Of Co.
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
oc31 ,no7,14.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Medical Society Officials
In CHICAGO for Conference

oficials of the District Medical
Society were in Chicago today for a
two-day conference of State medical
association secretaries and medical
journal editors called by the Amer
lean Medical Association.
DR.. oscar B. Hunter, sr, past
president of the Washington nedi-
cal group, was listed among todays
speakers. He was scheduled to ad-
dress the conference on the pl plesen-
tation of effective scientific pro-
grams, in which he has had much
experience here.
Following DR.. Hunters paper, Or:
G. Halsey Hunt, chief OF the Hospital
Division of the United States Public
Health Service, will report on a sur
vey of group practice in America.
DR.. Wallace M. Yater, editor OF
Medical Annals of the District OF
Columbia; Theodore Wiprud, execu-
tive director of the District Medical
Society, and ]. Richard Connolly, as
sistant secretary, will also represent
the District medical profession at
the conference.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

John Jones. s5. 3213 Military rd; NV
and Kathryn Crum, 20, 1912 Biltmor
william Gay. 2s. 2s1o 18th st. NV. an
Mildred Conway. 90 22b Channlns ~
Frederick Rufner, %. 1913 45th pl. ne
and Lillian Payne, 36, 1853 Meiss st
Andrew Morba, 27, 1927 Columbia I'd; NV.
James woodward, 80, 427 1nsraham st
NV, and Sadie Boyer, o. 73o Rocl
Arthur Hickerson, 90. Naval Receivin
station. and Gertrude Hsnlon' 32' 1871
Monroe st. NV.
Eusene Breedsn, r. ans Gdsa9esn eile,e rec
Corson, %, Alexandria, Va
Theodore Mattison. 80, BrentTood. Mo
and Marguerite Foley, 29' l4l9 Noftt
George Doras, 20, Naval Receiving station
and Gloria, Conner, 1s; Mt: Rainier nnds No Md
Lewis Easterlins. 23; waiter Eeeo h0s
John stasko jr., 2s, Glassport, Pa. ant
Mary Massenham. 81, Arlington. Va
Bill Evans. IS, Fort Myer,, Va and Elois
william Foster. %. 1885 Euclid st. NV:
and Bette DAVIS, %, so Galveston pl
David Std Campbell 2e 1887 Legation St. nv;
Richard Hall, %, 23O Warren st. ne. anS
GLADYS Meredith, %, 1112 Sumner I'd
Harry canty, 30, s27 4th st. s.w.. ane
Annie cuthin, 20, 45s H st. s.w.
oGsonof and sH1sss Bsrtie m Harris o. 1885 Vernon
Russeli IS, Boston, 2e. 1904 9th st. NV, sne
Bertha Lewis, %, Alexandria, Va.
% m %saa Meyers 10. isss ye5%Sns Fsq;s iys ~
wilas tosioli Mns5shsssShh a' se5h Of AlszsndSia Va
w,{.4 Fo5s9n Es5on a. 4ag Pan1s 1ith ii Ill., ne .nc
Samuel 4ivslIn crosby T1S 81, and sara MCGUIRE
~. both Of Arlington; Va. v.p.,ro,r ".
and Clara Williams. 10, Alexandra Va
clarence Brown, s., calabasas; Calf, i:t anc
1onis Msrsa pe Fppo FprT - M Io9 1855 asss eth st.
ana Mary Cozzo, "a: 1900 Quincy st. Nv
James Allen 20 a arlington; Va; :, sne se
Alton Taiae MeAiIster, sA 10 HyattsvIle: Md., ane
Mildred Bolton, 81, 574s Colorado ave y,
ob hs oFsPaeW knss g. g. A1nssa AAs Fasussnt va
Md, and Jessie Moore, 90 Herman
w1snA ana ASais 5sskssR %hss r. 26 s4 oh St nv
skEoaa Ass9n 25 1S5 61o 1st stanton st nv I'd
gss,t;l q and Florence Owens 49, 2S22
Edward Coleman. 2s, 241 Warren st. ne.
and Pauline Smith, "A, 53a LandoVer
Joseph ssI T. samuels, ir., %, Howard uniysE:
sity. and Ruth Lsssiter, 49, 22oh 18th
Spencer Honyust, A.. Camp L.. Jeune
N: C., and sibyl Wassoner, 81 1885
As6urI 6lfp Holland. ft ai s5. 255 42nd st; ne,
and Thelma Scott 25, 1901 Blaine st
Lee Gould, 80, Alexandria, Va, and
Eleanora Fox, 26, 900 21st st. ne.
Joseph RelnwaIId, 40, Boiling Field and
Charles Maxwell, %, and Mary Gibson
~ both of Boiling Field,
Marcel Labourdette, As, and Lucette Ver-
sini AZ both Of shoreham Hotel.
Samuel Gherardini. 81, ll2 L. ST. NV
and Mary Kyer, 80, lo14 Massachu-
william william IN Mcmillan, %. a6I7 42nd st
NV, ana Elizabeth AFFORD 1s Alb
Kari Noyes, %, 46o3 Illinois ave. NV,
and Therese Mohler, 49, 1927 East
Howard Ruthertord, 81, 1909 North Cap
1110 Jefferson ST. NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

C. G, SLOAN & CO., INC, Auctioneers-
Large storage sale, antique Queen Ann low
boy. 8 antique mahogany chests Of drawers
small crystal chandelier fireplace brasses
genuine leather once settees and chairs
lady's mink coat, portable electric Singer
cases, fancy mirrors, radios. upholstered
dsvenports and chairs, drsperies. ofiict
desks and tables, file cabinets. upright
piano microscope. sterling silver. high
grade costume jewelry. Chinese embroid
cries, bed and table linens, clocks, paint.
ings, china. glassware. brc-a- -brac. etc, at
public auction at SLOAN'S, 715 18th st.
Saturday. November Sth, starting at IL
am. BY order Of the Colonial Storage
Co, for storage charges, and other
owners: now on view. Terms: cash. r., G
SLOAN & CO., INC. Aucts., established
'L'oou 1881
Evening star., 1947-11-07

CHAs. W. ARTH. Attorney, AIbee Building
DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia
Holding Probate Court-Estate Of Bar
bara A. Basnam, Deceased.-No 69,947
Administration Docket 147.--Application
having been made herein for letters Of ad-
ministration on said estate. by Philip C.
tober, AID. 1947. that Albert W. Bagnam
Stewart BGsnam. and the unknown heirs
and all others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday, the lst day of De Pc
to show cause why such application should
not be Eranted Let Let notice hereof po be
porter" and '"The Evening Star" once in
each Of three successive weeks before
first publication to be not less than thirty
Gays before sad 5stHTn WneiSs Gsis
Justice of said Court, this 22nd day of
2etees5 AP lS4z saiiter ssa \ Attsft; WiI;
for the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ,no7
Evening star., 1947-11-07
o.. a7.sa.31nos,5.7,1o,12,14,17,1a %
McKENNEY. FIANNERY & CRAIGHILL,
AffarneyS Hibhs RuildinE,

Attorneys, Hibbs bu1ldlnk.
Eed EN raa Ghs 81 pisrREcr 4fd5 hae55 cSuRr %
s@xMERicxN SECURITY tf;s+5g = TRIsT 2 i
# s Alice n WoRHfs Wysyn GsFqstta aSkSf assseisf rh
o Astl9f No object
Of 81 the thaS viii viii Of Alice Evelyn Garrett a.
ceased and Judgment decla1iins la1i ss+ the e
RlsSahns In the 4Hrt Dstriet Of Columbia devised in
trust by the provisions Of said will. Upon
motion t, St 6sb The psint day II October i Is by
r Garnett. Chelly Burney Boykin, r. M.
Boykin, Marie Boykin Pitts. Scotia .Boykin
Pows Ezs gogkn cgs palser
Alfred All ed Francis Parker, Anne Darlington
Parker, Elizabeth Burrell Parker, J. Walter
podsen Thomas asslnnn ssnaT5 sdney Garnett.
einia L Garnett. 10 M. Garnet and
Lsn dsrnstt Brand prsn suss the seope
legal holidays, after The day q the frst
Of this 0raer v,t as n eass
the unkncwn heirs at law. next Of kin.
a Garnett, deceased; the unknown heirs
alienees of Evelyn Sidney Garnett. de.
of kin. legatees. devisees, and alienees of
Rita Boykin. deceased: the unknown heirs
at law next Of kin, legatees, devisees, ana
the unknown heirs at law, next Of kin,
ieratees, deVisees. and alienees OF Alice
Appearance to be entered herein on the
first rule day occurring after the ex--
piration of three months after the first
this cause will be proceeded with as in
case Of their default: provided . copy
Of this order be published in the Wash
inston Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once q week for three successive weeks and
thereafter once every two successive weeks
until the expiration Of said three months.
A True, Copy. Test: HARRY NJ. HULL,
Clerk. By CLARA r. -CONNELL+ Deputy
eieTf. os11-no7.i4'as-deia,a0-'as'ss
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Births Reported
(From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics

ssSl 5ossph ana sna Anns Msss ehsmbsr. Boy .
Joseph and Nara Champion. girl.
william and Ethel Dorr, two girls.
Walter and Elsie Douglas, girl
Maurice and Barbara Greenman. boy.
Joseph and Ann Mcdonald, girl
Adrian and Marion Rice, boy.
Charles and Sally Shaw, boy.
Harry and Marguerite Triton, girl.
Clifford and Ethyl Turner. boy,
Iqhn Ibr, AND and P9s0sy Pqsees sTtoss YGHos tF ar
Bishap and ElleRe Brooks, boy.
Ralph and Mary Brooks, girl,
Leroy and Irene Byrd; boy.
Roland and Ionic Carpenter, girl;
Vernon and Elizabeth, Christian, boy,
Daniel and 5.J,a.3.. Jean celinsi boy; s,r,
Eddie and Elmina Crooks, girl.
Chauncey and Alice Dewitt, boy.
Esther and Emma Dowling, girl.
John and nd Lusy Sy.r9u1ina 4unGan' rdwards ETl boy
clifton and orilee Faunteroy, girl.
Theodore and Brazella Flippo girl.
Thsodore and Elinora Franklin, noy'
OdeiI and Pauline Gregory, boy.
William and Mary Hall, girl,
Joseph and Bessie Handy, girl
Hosea and Evelyn Harvin. boy.
Robert and Dolores Hill, girl.
Dewey and Rene Holloway, boy.
Pierce and Annie Hudson, boy.
Herbert and Bertha lizard, boy.
Harmon and Adell James. girl.
Philip and Laverne Janifer. boy
Samuel and Catherine Meadows; girl.
John and, Gathering Mathis boy.
Alvin and Anne Middleton, boy
Mercer and Ruth Montaaue, boy.
BENJAMIN and Margaret Nichols, boy.
Milton and Mary Nixon. girl.
James and Ruby McClyde. girl;
Hezekiah and Anna Ogburn. sirl.
Leadford and Helen Owens, boy.
Howard and Virginia Payne, girl.
Douglas and Ethel Pridgen, boy.
James and Carrie Robinson. girl.
sylvester and Katie Romans girl.
Robert and Hattie Routh, boy;
Crossom and Minnie Rowe, girl
John and Estelle Saunders. girl.
James and Mabel Short. boy.
James and jeanette Sprisgs, boy.
Joseph and Frances Sprixgs, boy:
Charles and Agnes Stewart. girl.
John and Eva Thomas, girl.
Charles and Venesse Thomas. boy.
Reubin and Ruth Thompkins, boy.
Jaygo and Jean Timms, girl.
Leon and Lula Vicks, girl.
Roy and Mary Warren. boy.
Joseph and Marsuerite. Ware. girl.
Leon and Dorothy Wood, boy.
Walter and Lillian Worthy, girl.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Life Termer Happy

SYDNEY, Australia R.-One Lift
termer in the Mount Gambler Jai
seems contented with the arrange
ment. A lizard brought to the jai
in 1926 by one of the guards suns
himself every day In the prisoners
exercise yard. 1t has been out or
parole only once when it was en-.
tered in a pet show and won q
prize.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
sAlEsMEN fcons.I.

SALESMAN - Experienced used-car man.
with MooRE-DAY. MOTORS, NC. seltns
Ing radio. etc. Grand opportunity for ths
right man. with growing concern. $50
Eseky " Rus ssss am oan
SALESMAN wanted in washlns.qn. D: e.
territory, to cover the dry cleaning trade
who IS now now % %xorEins i1t in that saspaslty ara
wishes to better his position. Sl0o plus
exeeses yssk to ia KR MT' esS. c
YOUNG MAN, to learn furniture business
furniture concern; we will pay unusually
good salary during appTenticeship perioo'
apprenticeship period viii be helping sales
earn carr a large income. Write full details.
Coop SALARY. plus car exp. comm. co.
nfm AMeRIeAN sRisned 0eeansi eo i4ss e.
salesman Box sss-k, Star.
truck: previous truck selling experience
not necessary; immediate delivery on most
models, salary and commission Acall al M M
INGToN CO, INC. 1881 Half st. Sc.
SALESMAN WANTED to call on drug
GI trainee preferred: permanent position;
protected territory. BALTIC and Wash.
Write for appointment, Box 455-R, Star.
SALESMAN WANTED - Permanent posi-
ton, agricultural college graduate pre-
for hard worker. Car furnished, salary
and expenses In reply give age, family
status, education, salary expected. Box
SALESMAN WANTED by major rubber
company; experience in tires or automo-
tive field; good salary. car and expenses
furnished: vacation, insurance and hos.
pitalization for employe and family, and
retirement plan. Give resume OF past sales
experience. Box 27-M, Star. .
SALESMAN, exper., roofing, siding ana
insulation; car needed; salary and com.
Phone Alex; 1922 after z pm, s.
earnings. disqualification, sickness, acci-
dent and business insurance; representinS
the METROPOLITAN CASUALTY INSUR-
ANCE co. OF N. Y. Cali MA. 1892 for
interview y
Evening star., 1947-11-07
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the procurement Section, National Bureau
publicly opened for furnishing ali ma
terial and labor 70 erect Vehicle shelter cite,
roe as deserbed sa0n II the
fications and drawings which may be OBJ
tained from the PROCUREMENT Section, Ma
tional Bureau of Standards. =
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN ssnitary Com
ssan .sruotion e Sonssss ssSsse fs Sampns
pumpins d station ot brick and reinforced
concrete construction approximately 35
the placing of pumps to be furnished by
the Commission, installation of piping and
electrical equipment, the drilling Of well
the Of the site and eonstrne
326-S. will be\received at the ONCE of the
sion, Hamilton Street. Hysttsville, Mary.
snS Tms "Fs Faesday ~ NoReoer ven Essen ss is47
which place and time they will be publicly
opened and read Plans and specifications
may be obtained from Harry r. Hall, Chic
Maryland. upon deposit OF $500, which
deposit will be returned to bidders or te
those returning plans and specincations II
good condition. DWIGHT 3. GAIT; Lacy
Commissioners.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission, Once of Chief Engineer, Hyatts.
in the Maryland suburbs Of Washington
or having had drafting instruction, Good
feature State salary desired. experience
nd dHsEhY + aaL In s st ensn.r @a
Hyattsville, Nd. no4.7
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Deaths Reported
rrrom D. c. Bureau of vital Statistics

eFrom D. C.. Bureau of vital Statistics
Felix J. Tins 80. 5000 14th st. NV.
Mary e Jackson, SO. 4317 9Th pl. lie
Margaret A. s. Power, s5, $50 MARYLAND
Ida Gladmon, so. e21 Butternut st. NV
Ar. lory> NJ. Alexander, "A. Blue Plains
witliam j. Moore. 73, Hampshire Knolls
Ethel E. pevse. 50, 5sol Nebraska ave
Alice w. Frommelt. SIS, 1901 Foxhan I'd
walter walter w. Fits. so, eO25 Eye ST. NV.
Mary H. Huthance, 25 Arlington. Va.
John r. Reeves, infant. Arlington, Va.
Matte Mcdonald. SIS, Chapel Hill, Tex.
Isabelle Peters, II, 426 Florids ave: NV
John ]. Fletcher, "a, 1913 Linden st, ne
Augustine Dorsey, So, 1891 South capito
st. .,
James z Hall, 43, 1882 9th st.
Cleo Deal. 3qA 1926 Columbia at. NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Thos. C. Bradley. Jr.. Attorney,

Thos. c. Bradley. Jr.. Attorney,
Colorado Building. Washington ), D: G.
Filed Nov. 5, 1947, Harry NJ. Hull. Clerk.
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of colum-
bia.-Austin Wilks, 627 Orleans Place,
NE. Plaintiff, VS.. Leona Wilks, Address
Unknown, Defendant.-No. 3912-47;-The
object of this suit is to obtain an Absolute
Divorce on the grounds of Desertion for
plaintiff, it is this 5th day of November.
1947 ordered that the defendant Leona
ance to be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of, sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day of
wise the cause will be proceeded with as, in
case of default: Provided, copy Of this
order be published once week for three
Reporter, and The Washington Evening
Star before said day, ts;l BoLITHA J.
LAWS. Chief Justice. (seall attest
FOX, Deputy Clerk. no7,l4,21