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Evening star., 1948-04-05

KLEIN, CATHERINE E. On Saturday.
Hospital, MISS CATHERINE E. KLEIN. Of
1857 Park road NV. She is survived BY q
nephew, Joseph r. Fitzpatrick, Of Washing
5 ns sa Ms Ts Has ns'fs es dorn.f ss Il
Conn. Services at the 8. II. Hines Co; Fu-
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV. on Tues
day. April 8, at $3.50 am, thence to Shrine
of Sacred Heart. 10th and Park rd. n.v,,
be offered at 10 a m. for the repose Of her
soul. 1nterment Mount olivet Cemetery.
LATTA. MAURICE C.. On Saturday.
ical Center. Bethesda; Md. MAURICE C.
LATTA. Remains resting at the Bethesda
seaSsn esSs cPaas ner as ssaV
ices Tuesday, April 6, at the washington
Heights Presbyterian Church. 1862 Kali
Drama I'd. NV, at pm. Interment pri-
vate. 3
LESTER. WILLIAM H.. On Saturday,
s. ap' NV. WnLiAM II; LISTER 'da &etro aee
politan Police, retired) He is survived
| by one daughter, Mrs: Jennie r. Horn
beck of olean. N, T. and devosed
with L. E. Murray 4 Son. 1887 1oth st.
NV. Funeral notice later.
LEVY, ELIZABETH. On Sunday, April
| 4, 1s4s, ELIZABETH LEVY, of 5000 33d
st; NV. beloved wife of Lawrence Levy,
Morelym Ann and Adrienne Levy. She is
also survived BY sister. Mrs. Rebecca
Louis and David Bromstein Of Baltimore,
zansky & Son Funeral Home. 1901 14tt
Interment Washington Hebrew Congresa.
ton Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
Evening star., 1948-04-05

Two prewar German films Just
exhibited In Chile proved unpopular.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25

day, Sept. Is. During the very brief
service, Rev. Earnest Robinson, pas
tor of Saleman Church, brought a
message that was timely and beau
tiful, one that made a great impress
sion on the minds of those who
heard him. Music furnished by the
senior choir and solo sung by
Miss Robinson. Interment was in
Crystal Springs cemetery.
Terry Gossip
Hi hep cats and flying hens. what
is the latest in the big city of
Terry?
Suffers, the one in Jackson says
if you want Clydia Mae you better
keep your eyes open.
Betty J. Ransom is saying that
there's another cat in the picture
Lee Vestal, a certain cat is saying
yon can't have Mavie, he is about
for her.
Jennie Blocker and Renia Bing-
hams old love seems to be build
ing up again.
Mr. James Banks seems to think
that Terry is playing out since Do
his Buckner left There are some
more chicks left, old kid.
Say, Bo Owens, who was the one
in the truck with you Sunday? Take
this an dgo-we're going to let all
towns furnish their own chicks.
What's between NJ Robinson and
L. ]. Jones? Have they called it
put out? We can't hear from them.
Miss Clydia M. Griffen seems to
be the dream light in Terry. She
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25
Madison County
News

The services were held at China
Grove AM.E. church Sunday, Sept
10. Rev. E. Reed preached the morn
ing sermon. Subject: Thy Shall
Have No Other God Before Thee
which was inspiring. On Monday
night the official board was held.
$2l.0O was paid to the pastor. One
member. Mr.. William Mercy ST. is
very i'll.
Miss Meadow Buckner has been
sick for quite while. On Sunday
she was able to be in the services.
Rev. and Mrs. j. B. Reed will visit
her parents ond the week end in
Fedd, Miss The many friends wish
them joyful trip.
Mr.. Eddie jackson volunteered
aLd joined the army. He left for
New Jersey last Wednesday, Sept.
10. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holly Jackson, Madison. We wish
for MIN much success.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25

land Miss Mae Bell Allen What's
the use-with Miss Doris Terry
returning we know Mr.. Bingham s
pains are less. He really watches
every train that comes in.
Lee Vestal Jordan and Mae July
Penton, we hear that you all are
coming on like Dick 8racy.
Miss Mae Bell Allen and Miss
Moore and the Smiths were on
march time Sunday
Mr.. Leroy Parks and Miss M.
Jones were having themselves plen-
ty fun Saturday night, but when are
the wedding bells to ring?
Well, we see that d. Fields was
with Ella Mae Thompson again. 1t
seems as if she has put the light
out between him and Ella Weas
Buckner again.
Ralf Jones. you can't eat Mavis
up-it looks as if you are just that
much in love with her.
Josie and Ella w. were really ha-
wing themselves sum fun Sunday at
the game.
Say, chicks, who is the main girl
with Mr.. Oathel HUBBARD? He seems
to be the late famous man in town.
What is Mr. Afford Hendricks
story? We hear that Miss Washing
is IN love with a cat out to Mt.
Wade.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25
Terry News

Miss Mary Louise Foster and Mr.
Willie Foster left Saturday for De-
troit where they will enter school.
Mrs. Willie Mae Rose was week
end guest in the home of her mo-
Their Mrs. Alice Brown. She also
visited in the home of her sister
Mrs. S. G.. Griffen.
Mrs. Lima Huterson and Miss Lii
lion Robinson were Sunday guests
in the home of Mrs. Charlie Jones.
Mr.. Lin Field Buckner ms now
house guest Of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Buckner. Mr.. Buckner
is making his home in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mack are the
proud parents of baby girl Both
mother and baby are doing fine at
this writing.
Rev. Gadies johnson of Chicago
was guest on the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Eugene Burnett. Jr. He also
visited in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crimson. He also preached a
wonderful message at the Terry
Baptist Church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae
Lee Jones were held Thursday in
the Terry Grove Baptist Church,
Rev, Spain officiating, People Bur-
ial in charge of the body.
Funrela services were held Sun
day at l p. m. in the Saleman Bap-
fist Church for Mrs. Ethel Mae Tay-
lor whose death came on Wednes-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25

Miss Robinson was on like light
Saturday with those Mt. Wade
boys two.
We hear that Mr.. Ray Tinsley is in
love with another chick, but he bet
ter try and keep an eye on her-if
he doesn't some of these cats will
wing her.
Evening star., 1948-10-29

A special service will be held Sun
day in Christ Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth and Gallatin streets NV.
The Rev. Roland Gabbert, Conover
N. c., will preach.
The Rev. Rudolph Ressmeyer of
Baltimore will be the main speaker
Sunday afternoon,
Evening star., 1948-10-29
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. laU, couples must
apply tor marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tull days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Joseph Dear, .e6, and Ann Blevins, 20.
both Of Arlington. Va.
James Locker 4S, and Mary Scott, A.,
both of 1888 Foote st. ne.
Robert Moore, %, 1880 North Carolina
l.. ave. ne. and Cathryn Kokosko, 20,
1905 st. Sc.
Daeohs srSsf %ams ms a. Esns s:.s y
Letitis GALWAY. IS, IS 1851 Wisconsin
LAWRENCE Smith, SO, ga callan st. ne,
and Alma Cufiey, so, 1894 Oates st. ne.
Andrew Bickford, 20. and Betty Hilleary,
Lindsey G 90,h Marlin 81 ArIssts4i M s4i5 va ssth st.
Victor daudry, Is. and virginia o'Brien,
w,l,m RI 6o5h W,dmsT Of Bsltlm0se Sss5 ard St and
Augusta Korban, %. '5525 Kansas ave.
NV.
haEts Mary 'ffassa Hasard g ,sps ss + ~ ana
Jylts Nielsen: 90 es6s I a,ss ss. b; nv:
oeS5se M notS Of e. asd St Essis
Rene Holt: %, 71Q 1th St. Sc. and Bar
bass oc9nno5 ls 30 i2 sea 5th a4tb St Sc
Rogers Williams, 80, 80 st. NV, and
Naomi Brown. 80, sol Butternut st; NV.
Peter Radoeti, 80, and Nancy Savelli. 80,
Robert Whtacre, 90, Naval Receiving Sta.
ton, Anscostia, and Ada Ryan, 10, 1925
Irving smith, as. 1904 Rhode Island ave,
NV, and rabia Rodriguez. 2S, 127 r
Irving Lessin, %, 1903 saratoga ave.
ne. and Phyllis Yount, -. New York
Eafl Harley, 81. eoa 18th St, ne, and
sylvester Jenkins. "a, 4932 Jay st, ne
Robert Kelly. s., and Gertrude jackson,
Clarence Dempsey, %, 1s47 Vernon st.
NV, and Florence Joyner' 1s' 1887 @oth
clifton IT. H. Mack, "a, 41e sth st. s.w,. and
Glenda Ho1iey' 81 s,h.sG lSG. Risss pl nw and
'ePrss Prswley. y@' a5. I345 Talbert terrace Sc.
Robert s Paes ao ArnstUn ri stHor va
and FTorine Brown. 81, 1245 E st, Sc.
Robert Baker. 81, and Ada Grey as' both
john Taefs'S5a' Riesafds, 81 81 2oa south clifton
Terrace NV. and Ruth 1ddinss' As
EssS clifton RobeT TeTrass S. Nsv. Air Station
Anaeostia, and Doris Ports 20 seo
Edward I'd wiehcrs, %, Kensinston Mo. and
John 1'e chemfo. e. ! sns KathsEine Ei. ssnyeis { 4
william Miller; r. e. s1s 3rd I'd St St, sT 5 y
Thomas nn Brown, aie jr.. A.. and Danette Small
| 40, both of 1925 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-29
Lutheran Laymen's S League
Opens Session Tomorrow

The Southeastern District Luth-
eran Laymen's League, including
members from the District of Col
umbia, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia
and North and South Carolina, will
hold its annual convention here TO-
morrow and Sunday. About 200 are
expected to attend.
1t will open with a dinner at 7
pm. tomorrow in the Sheraton Ho-
tel. 1t. Col. Irwin Jones of Alex
andria, Va, will be the toastmaster.
The speaker will be Alvin Wolf of
Otto, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-10-29

Under d. C. la,O, couples must
apply jor a marriage license on
one day, tDait three tull days and
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1948-04-03
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BANK BOOKKEEPERs-Experienced Bur
roughs bookkeeping machine operators.
permanent positions that offer attractive
futures: 5-day week. Give age. education
and experience. Box 2SS-S. Star. -
CASHIER-Permanent position with op-
portunity for advancement in national CO !;
6-day, 40-hr. wk: starting salary. S42
State age experience and education. Box
CHAUFFEUR, white. careful, to drive lady
Roy tsW hrs; several sts times weekly; refs. req
COUPLE for rest home: man .or outdoor
and lady for housework. BRICKER, 5000
Mccomas ave. Kensington. Md. PL. 0S12,
COUPLE Country home in Loudoun
County near Leesburg: man for general
upkeep about house and garden. must be
physically fit, able milk COW and have
driving license: wife to cook and assist in
general housework; family family 2; attractive
ences. Apply J. H. MAGRUDER p. O..
Hamilton, Va. Phone Hamilton 2614. A.
COUPLE, experienced, settled: cooking,
serving. laundry housework; pvt. family
comfortable quarters; $500 mo. DE. 1909.
FUR OPERATORS-Immedi openings;
5-day, 4O-hour week. Apply employment
ONCE, 9th A., WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
MARRIED COUPLE tvhite,. age 30 to- to 40
houseman and butler, for permanent EN-
ployment country estate in Southern Mary
land As miles from Washington. Apply by
letter. sending full information and refer
ences. Box l5-S, Star.
TO YORK in real estate ONCE. no expe-
rience necessary, must be able to drive
car, must be familiar with Prince Georges
Co. References required. Salary, S25 Wk
to tart Box 4S2-R, Star. 4.
Evening star., 1948-04-03
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
YOUNG MEN interested in . permanent
position With we'll ablished hespitaliss .
tion orEanization to eaIl on bona nne
t'' t.rYieW. see sso Mr.. HALL. Room sos. AZ
"a 4 Dx ss drr:2 for e ar, el..nns
rte. exper:: will furnish truck and pn pay
son d CLEANERS. sssI r r. /. ave. NJ,
WANTEDMFirst-class maehinist and ma
SI TSIf Apey n ps5soa sHop sis 5s.sup Blair
aEERT ali si!Vfl AND 6'ras AaGsGREssIvE MAN. 1895,
to work as salesman and supervisor for
know Washington area: unusual oppoTtu-
nifty with a young firm OF veterans. FOR
Apt aas sMhTfoGs mi IA slp MEN with or wtnou,
exper for fastest selling hishest- commits,
stoned item on market, earning up to sluu
wk and more; easy; pleasing work; YORK: m man an
time men make up to $50 fer few hours
work; limited openings. Apply on week
saires saHi sr0R Excel pL4s * nj RIM No S m
an isfssa EXcEIEENT otPFoSRTUNirY 81 for route
statesmen to Join the sales stan Of ma ma.
servicing stores in D. c.. Msryland and
Virginia. Men Of experience and between
the ages of 30 to 40 need only to apply.
Excellent opportunity for real agsressive
statesmen. Permanent positions. Salary
guaranteed with liberal commission Write
Box 6O-S. Star, giving full oualifica tons,
CT STUDENT wanted for part.time work,
As pm. Apply 6 pm. at GUIDE PUB
LISTING CO. 2035 r; I. ave: ne. =
men who can qualify. to call on builders
and home owners. Must be willing to fol-
low instructions and have automobile. Men
chosen viii have high earninss; For
after o pm, cali VI. 1l35.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE requires the serv-
ices OF an experienced property mainte-
nance man for apt. bldgs. rental houses,
etc; good opport. for personable young
man of good appearance: must have car.
Apply personally to Mr Gerber. LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY &C., 1887 Conn.
ave. NV. =
SUN LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA
has opened new ofhces in Arlington, Va.
Men wanted to help develop this terri
tory. Guaranteed salary, plus liberal
commissions. Apply 400 9th ST. NV, ask
Mr. nny
Evening star., 1948-04-03
SALESMAN.

INSURANCE SALESMAN, previous proven
sSperienee; s.ea sa: guaranteed salary. Call Alex
PKRMaNGNr PERI assHis orEN1NGs fR av.i.sl. to men
who can qualify. to call on builders and
home owners: must be willing to follow in
structions and have automobile; men
chosen will have high earnings. For appt q,
phone Sterling 1898. 8 to pm; after
sSioMioriyE il I: sss1Es 5:Dr.ssnt.t,ys to
from factory. wo. sssss for interviex.
piete line Of housewares @ ' to- o. hardWare m ware
stores, and los and variety stores. in
Md rss and VA ya apply UNITED wHods- Ole
SALESMAN fol. old established food mfsr.,
to cover all Of Southern Md; this Is a
hard working man; must have a car. in
good condition and furnish good refer
cnces; salary. commission and expenses.
Write P. o. Box 1905 washington D. c.
OPPORTUNITY for settled
people who known Montgomery County to
oil gas and coal The famous Airtemp
materials. Phone r; A. Wsddill, sale man
bet; 10,12 noon Rockville 1929 bet.
SALESMAN, settled, married man. about
lucrative position in saleswork; must be
capable and outstanding, well groomed,
have good personality and be willing to
work under direction until established in
selling wholesale to regular accounts. Start
ing salary. ST5 week, increasing proper
tionate to results to final average income
sure you can qualify, give full details, sub
ject to Investigation. Our employees know
Of this advertisement. BOX a44, r, Star
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, one experienced
in NV. Washington; car necessary: under
As years of age: active organization. See
Mr.. Tweed or Mr.. Macht. F. A. TWEED CO.,
55O4 Conn: ave. NV. EN-. 1890. =
FOR SPORTING GOODS DEPT.-Excel.
lth and E sts NV. a
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced :
msive stinss enp'u'S IN .dGitions maV oths-
listings and need additional manpover.
E, BOGLEY. Realtor, 1904 Wis.
ave, WI. $500, WI. 1920. Open ewes.
till & -lR
Evening star., 1948-04-03
Births Reported
From the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics

Laurin and Valerie Askew. boy.
Confer and Helen Bailey. girl.
Avon and Robetta Blankenship, boy.
Frank and Mary Blower, twin boys.
Amos and Norris Brady, girl.
Prederick az and N Mary ar, surrell, girl.
Abraham and Estelie Cohen, girl.
Eugene and Jeraldine Davis, boy.
Carroll and Ethel Drews, boy.
Saul and Beatrice Fainman, girl.
Charles and Florence Fisher, boy.
Murle and Florence Gardner. boy.
Eand9ph s snd Margaret a9ost, GiIhsrt' boy
Lamar and Dorothy Gowiand. girl.
Morris and Fay Gruber. girl.
William and Iris Haach, boy.
John and Edith Hanly, girl.
Hubert and Mildred Hoke, girl.
Ralph and Wanda Jam, boy.
Norman and Frances Lamberson. girl.
John and Mamie Latin. boy.
Norman and Jean Lewis. boy.
william and Sybil Mente. boy.
Dan and Mary Monroe, girl.
Sherman and Mary Moon. girl.
Edward and Virginia Moulis, girl.
Lawrence and Marie Meyer. girl
Calvin and. Lavinia Nails. girl.
Andrew and Mary Papantonio, girl.
Moss and Julia Parsons. girl.
George and Edith Payne. boy.
Norman and Emily Right, girl.
Erwin and Rosalie Ritz. girl.
Egbert and Anna Rude, boy.
Charles and Mary Shlagel. girl.
Bernard and Esther Snyder. girl.
John and Dorothy Tucker. girl.
Chester and Dorothy Wiley. girl.
Carl and Marie Tanner, boy.
Willie and Mary Cunningham, girl.
Laverp and Thelma Dempsey. girl
James and Ella Grimes, girl.
William and Dorothy Gum, boy.
Jack and Sallie Henderson, boy.
Hoza and Edna House, boy.
Stanley and Jane Jones. girl
Charles and Cha rlotte Matthews, girl.
Cyril and Ruth Maxwell, girl
Walter and Helen McClain, boy.
Sylvester and Eyangeline Newton, girl.
Edward and Pauline Patterson, girl.
Thomas and Sarah Proctor. boy.
Chester and josephine Pruitt. boy.
Albert and Ethel Smith, girl.
Richard and LinZie Taylor, boy.
James and Mary Virgins, boy.
Evening star., 1948-04-03

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Evening star., 1948-04-03
HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER-inspec for
no hStel reliable active person s045 yrs
assIsrAsq assls sGS HoGsrkfErER q RE experience.
preferred; age IS to 30. Apply 1898 G
BANK t N BSoKk2EpERswYounr SI 2p tH ana ladies' to
train as bank bookkeeping machine oper-
atorS: no experience necessary, however,
ciples OF bookkeeping will prove helpful
permanent positions that offer attractive
futures: 6-day week. Give age, education,
experience, II any, references. Box 3o4-s'
BEAUTY OPERATOR With 1, g following:
bookkEEPER, young lady experienced
once york; phone pI. 1875 to5 sppt; .6
h9Sfnk5Sfk RsHIfoN ksrioNaL ASR shNk has OPEN
typists,, age 20 to 35 Apply In person.
sookkFfPiNe b sth II NV MACHINE OPERATOR.
perience: 44-hr week, time and one-half
CONTINENTAL BAKING Co. a3Ol Ga.
BookakfEErER Soc af AND rYrIsr for auto
must be experienced. Give experience. ref
erence and salary expected. Vacation and
holidays with pay; group disqualification
BooKKEEPER-CAsH wanted for cloth
ing store; must be able . to type For in
sssfM fniI time es or part time
SaRkET sit.Rf ia'ff; f1a7 MeThss sts nv. ME e7sS
SUPER MARKET, sf'sS sSso Nichols ave. Sc.
ciERK. White. must be able to do sen-
stions: i, perm permanent. @ KAY cLEANERs. s18
CLERK-For general ONCE work, includ-
tn 4, ,RRa.l
experienee f ggs' desired Cd but D not necessary: 5.
day. 40-hour week; salary, S35 per week
to start. with opportunity for promotion.
Phone RE. 1900 Ext. IL, between am.
CLERK for large wholesale house. white
only: 5-day week, 40 hrs. Apply in person,
CLERK-Immediate opening for accounts
payable and inventory control clerk. Must
be accurate with figures and like detail
sMas esperienee' AMERICAN fst TRAILER CO. co.
INC. BOX 5555, Frlendship Heishts sta
CLERK. for drug counter; must be expe.
, rienced; pleasant w9rxinE sonSit1ss ~
CLERKS tsjWAge 1s to a5. with some
knowledge Of typins, but in need OF prac:
tee to learn also s phone anS sssord
ION or very close by and live with par
ents or husband; 4h day week. Salary to
start, SlfO per mohtn. Fnone ma bSo1.
CLERKS, white, 2e to 35. to manage laun-
dry and dry-cleaning stores: must be in
teilisent. neat in appearance and steady:
excellent salary and paid vacations. Apply
in person; am. to Pm, BLUE RIB
call Mr.. White. DU. Sass. -
LERK-RECEPTIONIsT. young, neat sp-
pearing accurate with figures, to main
tain inventory record; 5-day week; For
appointment. call FIR. 800. Ext. 2042.--4
CLERk-STENO., young: 5-day, 35-hr.
week; exper. not necessary; perm. posi-
ton: attractive air-conditionsd once.
GUARDIAN LIFE. 307 Ring Bldg. 18th
CLERK -sTENOGRAPHER for financial In
stitution In Suburban Northwest Washing
ton: must live in Northwest Wash. or
Takoma Park. Should be neat. accurate
and able 70 meet the public. Permanent
position pleasant working conditions, w
day week: salary. $1,000 per annum.
Write. swing age, education, experience to
CLERK-sTENOGRAPH permanent po-
sition with national concern; excellent
workins conditions, 5-day week. Call
MRS. BowpEN, Ex 114T. $40 to 5. IS
OFFICE GIRL, some typing, to ans. tele-
phone. Apply 1915 i4th st. NV. IS
Evening star., 1948-04-03

sTEN0GRAPHER-wa Office lge. auto
mobile manufacturer desires services young
portunity port .ye' for W advaneement; 4o-hr. wt.;
salary expected, education. experience
sfs cfsRk s0f foa 4's msnuaeturns a
plant; should. be familiar with machine
shop materials and capable of handling
sarousS @ 0s: Fri WAsHINdroN 1NsTfTuTE Rstf HoG1i
OF TEGHN0L.OGY. College Park. Md. -
SUPERINTENDENT, building construction.
experienced in garden apt. house constr:
job in Wash. suburb: good salary to right
man. Write fun particulars. Box 40G-s.
SUPER MARKET CASHIERS fa). over is:
refs. req. Apply MR.. LEVIN. Monday 8-s
Pm, Si39 Benning rd ne. =
TAILOR for mems and ladies' suits. Apply
TELEfYsPEs oPEHRAToR-wash. once Ice.
automobile manufacturer desires services
opportunity for advancement; 4o-hr wk;
paid vacation. Advise fully concerning SAL
ssi.rs1Ds sry expected edaeation exgsrience age
THEATER MANAGER. colored. honest.
sober; references required; 80 to 40 years.
4H eiS h St good sssry snd GSr sS fast "a .x
psrienssd man. BEN HUSDLEY, s44s fth
TYPisT and assistant bookkseper, bet.
position: group insurance plan available to
o sGfBEs 5fpS K oTs supPEY co
1927 Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda, Nd or
call WI 3233 -
ii D% b9roFr g cHsiR Rshs 's co ss
vULCANIZER. thoroughly experienced In
picking castings for reeapping. BEN
HUNDLEY. 3446 18th St NV 10
YOUNG MAN. mimeograph experience, in
member services dept. Of national associa-
ton: advancement possible start at $3.50
per month. Box SIS, Star. -
YOUNG MAN, to train as roofing sales
man: salary and commission. opportunity
615 18th st. ne. 0 to 10 am. and 4 to
) pm. 4
YOUNG NAN. good at figures. for inven-
tory and shipping work and taking tele-
phone calls: typinE essential: prefer some
knowledse OF shorthand; must be anxious
to work and grow with progressive or
sanitation. Apply Monday an, 523
Cedar st. NV. Takoma Park. .. o. -
Evening star., 1948-04-03

Edna I. clampitt. So, 1921 Massachusetts,
clifton Il. voliva, 50, MARYLAND.
Mabel B. Brovnhill, 40, 913 32nd It, NE.
Jo Dameron. 4s, 1920 11th st. NV.
Albert 8. .Kamons, As. Maryland.
Kesic M. Conner. "a, 1901 Holbrook ter.
Howard T. Knapp, 80. 41a 18th 1t. ne.
Richard Anderson, IL, Maryland.
Patrick J. Seipel. infant. 219 Eewcomb
st. Sc.
Ida E. Ponton. 81. 135 P st. NV.
william Swami. 90, 216 st. s.w.
Albert Alien. "a. 1921 Que ST. NV.
William H. Walters. 81. 2034 5th st. NV.
Fannie Randolph. go, 462 Ridge ct. NV.
Charlie Clarke, 55. I3 ST. ne.
Fannie Stokes. 55, 332 3 st. Sc.
James e. Nolan, 8, 710 23rd ut. NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-03
Deaths Reported

(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics)
Lena c. Levers, IS, 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
Daniel C. Boyer, "a, 1929 Prout st. sc.
Augusta A. Moore. S3, Maryland.
William A. Morrison, s3, 1926 30th st. NV.
Rosa 1. Plipprin, e 81 3SI d,E Bryant St. ne.
John R. Edelen, rs, 30S 7th st. Sc.
Edna F. Mitchell, "A, 1923 14th st. NV.
Clinton P. Gooding. II, 447 Randolph st.
NV.
Josephine Gildner, 70. 3311 18th st. ne.
Clarence H. Kelsey, 66, 1880 Lonsfellow
Isadore Goldberg. s5. s11o R. I. ave ne.
BENJAMIN H. Foster, SO. 413 Circle ave-,
md.
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