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Evening star., 1948-03-18
HELP mMHTlc.

CoOK-G.H INV, live in, private room and
bath; attractive salary; references. RA.
OOK-G.H.w.. eolored; must live In; $50
wk.: 9thsr help employed good local ref
COOK, white, light housework; for elderly
WY Vf. Reply in dst.il. Box as1.M. ssar sio
CooK-G.H.M.-sso; liv. in; fond Of
asd ass SUNDAY W1 ,7a stter late breakfast; SSef
Cook -G.H.W., live In; must b. dependable mS
and have good local references; Westing-
house Lsundermats Arlington: s26 wk.
COOK. G.H.w.. eolored, for . adults; Grn mus.
ref; live in. Apply MR.. RuPPERT, l017
sSSok @ :. AZ eHw; IL 1890 g till after a diah.r;
COOKING G.HW. TO live in: must like
sadrtR essr Sun o dss GOOD .sass M .na md.
sG46' RI 2s East Washington It, Kensinstooh'
COUPLE. colored, refined: man employed
in evening: wife to be cook and do gem
srsl era h9qsewoPk 9o 9sso in exchange for basement
yi sSs sSst available assns ss sGs
s in {saa aad $50 mo snnsG v. wife f.
@ geerseteRn house. IN DAY VIA Ra'ni 10 isnn sai
dry; only exper. cook wanted; references
SoupIs. Sa Hfssrs White sm s6S g. gasl gpsrIor maids
$3.50. Excel. ref. required. MADELEINE
SnSEFsi, 8xsTER H0 HEousssWoRx. ss1s s0,p,,, ,n....
ins; full time: must have recent sa rsferences; s
Hs Ri e Es9sE Essk!E eha ES ssoe
ShW 81 ax e4gerisnssd 4a sgss part time 1924 gsrk
CIV, exper:: no cooking. live out. fond
dsSs sssy Hsn5 n1st sssas in @ Ssv
t;ar GMW' cooking; .sxper.: psrmansnt posi-
snses sNa Iso days Hpps sa9 so pd as St refer
e. S;HW, S,a soed eisin es5 esgk. gsndiz' pvt I'M;
sxpsl saW n. y' "a ppst soss be fond Of 'hdIsn;
with 2 babies: live out; zone one Weekday and and
ss sfs's sSn aR ri Mas .tRf22 R2 Eo
GIRL. fond Of children; light cooking and
slesnins; s,adis must live in; s25 wk.; refs. OR.
man. ma live e. In ehs. ss pstssE sS5 T.. ,h T.
MAD MAI eok3n eol9red' iye in general house.
must Be settled la person @ with i5' eisy W q refsp
saGss saisrv WSTe VS. eyssg sssS other Sunday good
% dsys 1919 ISG3f sa aoGse n'x. nan ''' no Ss Ssn
MAID. G.H.W., white or colored: must be
and excellent ref; SIS week, With room
and board. Call OR: 51S3. 10
MAID, G.H.W., COOKING; live in; recent
city references. OR. O052. lis
WOMAN. settled, to care for children in
colored home: MARYLAND suburbs; in ex.
change for room, board and small salary
Box 432-M, Star. 49,
WOMAN. must be an exper. cleaner and
laundress; Bendix; hours 1-5 pm, day,
week; perm: refs. req: salary, $3.50
WOMAN, about so. looking for a good
home in the suburbs with family of 3
adults, to do general housekeeping Private
1S1-L- Star
Evening star., 1948-03-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ARPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
81 bill. Men and women. Phone oltves
MODEM TANNING IN beauty culture, an
subjects taught. Approved by Government
CoLLHdE. 1910 Q st. NV. DI. 1762.s
LEARN 70 DRIvE-Look for the two
Va. EASY METHOD SCHOOL. No. 1874.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, new dual con-
troll cars; professional instructors: per
mlts secured. CALVERT DRIVING
sGaoo!s scsS>S "a; $500, "a; 1928. .. ;Ils
Results guaranteed. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS, l706 G st. NV. ME. 400 or
"a 1900 ARproysd 1SF G1 sTaipanEi
touch typing; individual instruction, speed
dictation. Day and evening classes: start
ave. (at L st, n.w). pI. lila. 81,
ART MISUNDERSTANDING training chil,
ARTT LESSONS. academic training. chill
dren and adults. OR. 2294. ii
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PERSONAL {cont.)

bGNS0t%A6 tSoUTsIs
DD YOU KNOW sprins Is iust around the
cornerf Rugs and upholstered furniture
cleaned for that new look in your home
Ready for use same day. AETNA RUG d
UPHOLSTERY CIEANkRs. MA. 333e. 20s
BABY SITTERS REGIsTRY--Aothers, be
safe. Call DI $500 for investigated sit
tefs, chsperons; licensed. bonded service.
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Maynower:
reducing for gentlemen only: hours. 6 to o
pm. Phone OIL. 6172. 1Ss
INFANTS AND BABIES BOARDED BY
month at wellington Nursery. Beautiful
care given your baby. Inspection invited.
Licensed home. TIE. 1874. 2ls
NURSE, experienced. will board infant, or
70 "; old girl. Large yard, screened
FEEL BETTER after hrst treatment or no
fee, relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness piles, colds. hu or other ALL
ments; also relief from aching, swollen
feet feet; 1. men and women; young and old;
expsrience SH 36S5
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO L. A., CALH.-194I Dodge,
perfect cond.; room for 3 or 4; share ex-
penses. Leaving Mar. 1s or 10. AD. O362.
49,
man leaving Sunday: can
take 4; references exchanged. Call SH.
CHARLESTON, 3. C.-world.f.mous M mag
nolis garden now open; room for passen-
gers. round trip; for information call AT.
flEjI SEay1sSe; 70 reR PIT. illinois =, r, 1s, 18th
in 10 days; new Buick; can take 8
passengers; reas. rates. Cali RE. 1929.
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA soon Major
Contact CARMEN GREY, Baltimore, Nd.
Phone Gilmore 646S-J.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESs
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and once positions, 204

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and once positions. 204
Colorado Building, 14th and G.. RE 393s.
ADVANCEMENT ASSURED men and wom-
en- who know where they are heading.
pons 'os hop let us help yop nd
Ms Hsy sSHssgssosF ~ Iss{
Hsa, 9ss eEEK sEfaKs'. .a5s mo; r.; nnnsris.! md
at once beokkeeper- mach. opsr. $40 wk.:
sSS fIss essf s1Dsf sr sr5 s5e ss esshpp
sxper' e;s under 80 ss6 VIZ msdicsl tesho
E ass s. sn's sb nis EP drAy sEkvc Est sis
fSs fSR q aooD rosifioNEs' sffF ~ St st. tn. loves.
o9Sk IL L sSzR Vi At xHss Ssss
I TTYiPisTs, Fl nS s17s mo, must be fast, .ccurat.
tyes nsnae ~ TF Sao
to $50 wk:; dozens Of OPENINGS for stsnog-
cali in see Miss Bond at SoRp EMP.
sERvIcEs PIP 18th st: NV. Near Eye ST.
tator $50 vk uS Sov ensin.erins w consaIasnt
stenor.' "'I knosi' booktpr.. $50 Sk. up:
osss:s very kn0E sx nae. sss6 oT .s
stenog:. and secretaries: cordial service.
See Miss Young est. 1s yrs. nest to
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 g st. NV.
EXCEPTIONAL OPENINGS %. Capitol
Hill, secy., start. 5000 mo-; steno. secy.,
trade assoc, start, $4,000; research secy..
5-day week, $195 mo-; confidential secre-
tary, start, $40 wk.; research consultant,
5-day, start, $40 wk.; executive secy.. mer-
chandise expr., to $4,000. Dozens OF uh-
usual openings daily. Courtesy service AL
ways Welcome. See Miss Bond IRE. 2s2s)
PHYsfcIsTs, $4,000 up tm). 5 yrs exper
with Phi. D. degree; radio engineer. exper
eleetronics design, aeronautical, mechan.
ical engineers, to $1,000 year. Bee Mis-,
Morgan, Ma. $3.50 Est 16 yrs PER
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st. NV, next
Al SECRETARIES, $3.50: rrench-Eng
secy., exper:, $3.50 mo-; Spanish English
exp. 8 days; $50 yk.; medical secretary
exp, 6-day wk., S2.400; patent law sec
retary. exp, S225; assoc. secretary, exp.
4 days, to $2,70O up; engineering secre-
tary, excel. future, $50 wk.; need loo
new applicants daily for top -salaried po-
sitions: thousands placed lin the better
Miss White or Miss Lee. BoYDs, 1888
r. Ma 1888
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

design, remod alterations;
/ $50 Irving st. NV, Apt. 4, AID. 1888.
EDITORIAL RESEARCHER. formerly with
natl. news magazine, wants research prof.
az. sls1l @ @selss.a s.sss: l.saeH vsss q
Evening star., 1948-03-18
PERSONAL.

EIRsT COMM. 800 50. It., End floor. 25o5
modern; S75 mo. MIR. GAY, DU. $500
Evening star., 1948-03-18
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

IL 1157. USiTxD TYPEwRdiTMsA sAtseS. CO.
xsraAIR SlS ltIa s sAIssLns Nj put on by expert.
So asb Gs tdHsrt R s45 o
New and repair work, large or small; ex-
pert colored mechanics. MccRAY, FIR.
BRICKLAYING. small Jobs specialists; i'm
mediate action: reasonable; all work qua
BkieKLA9IScMFreDl.ee, Eaassfd IN 1ll ehtmneys Re.
repaired; a: F,AGNANf: AT. 1894. ' anu
BRiCkWORK, houses. chimneys and walls.
all types and styles. c. WARD, MI. 26TS.
mesticl repaired BY own service dept.
csMEHAR sss Ra .ss NO; S;, RE s4s4
In d!AGsIRT NC. NEON RA DAtfs 4s11 oi
steps, doors, doors, Een1. repairs. Ludlow
Ssd.s S5s5. sRd sss sss Jobs around the
cARPENTRcYR ~ WI Porehes sSef; inclosed and
CARFENTRYSAtties finished, @ recreation
rooms. porches inclosed, stairways, dormer
windows: residential or commercial. J. e.
HENDRICKS. Union 24e1.
dows and porehes,,, screened. floor repairs.
basement and boiler rooms hreproofed to
comply with D. c., IRE regulations; no Job
1Ss ms aoopAS II sssnT am, d1sss s viii
CARPENTRY, alterations and repairs OF
Al kinds: also painting and papering;
ssaS Pays Of sh9o IL Il payments white
CARPENTERING. .plastering, ireproofng.
cementing; all work guaranteed; Quick serv-
ices. MI. 1915. Ask for MR.. WfLIIAMs.
Evening star., 1948-03-18
STENOGRAPHER,

STENOGRAPHER-TY general once
work, nne mems specially shop; excel.
opportunity, permanent position. Apply to
Mr. Aiken, GROSNER OF 1925 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-18

eERFlCB eALEsMAN = Fofd experience
SG!kns Mr. Nore sonfSn5 sPR5 3
s4H sGRtch Fl hs s4SfioN s1Esf Aspsi1n "a
h.Ts Ss permit oisGa 85is Macarthur a @ Pyd
sERyrcf ~ TG STATION l1sS ATTENDANTS, ars e1psri
fffHEs iRs FAT sRRs II afSflss@a s
sIRvrcE 8 4 eEe 81 sfArros ATTENDANTS {a,.
fabrication and tire repair exper. Resular
5 RSs' 9
ssS S9 sGe9 wss GsRe'SH Sun
bsHHs1 soRz SaaA5 H4S dS As's sso FSs2R
siaPiSiie sHaPfSiNe eIEHk for warehouse: Mls .z-
23 on sa sss
sHoE 'sa sas ss for tams
:e1 1s ss fssFs stfass ,oe s'ls5 OK sse WI
ssSsr s 5 ssesjn@s @ ssss @ es{l ~ = 5ssSc. 5AsTE ~
sIGHTsEEfNG MN to drits rmousines:
nR Rs' Razs essteEi 'sEa sss s'0d pay Gan
show-card work: perm. POSITION. t-das
siTb 5 bDpH Z SsT'en soR Ss VeE5 edRP RPsnpss Rm
SKIP LOCATOR-Must be exper in locat-
ing from inside over telephone;- good
salary TO night party. Apply Mr.. Joseph
st NV. -22
STEAM TABLE MAN, oolored, for larx,
restaurant in Silver Spring. Md; gooc
able to read and al orders quickly: hours
1873; $40 o week plus meals. Mondays OF
SSSx Shsas 81 aS2lA ssi si2 sSppns clerk
tor wholesale electrical supply company
excellent opportunity for industrious work
fAnSS2RaNdsn SS2Ra sn nrsisrsRGcroas 81 rsRGHcroas whit. @is OF col.
cred. at once; also upholstsEtns; coiles,
Efinins. decree preferred; 81 approyet
fKUCE DAWES, 8. white. tor Aeulinl
&fotghG E8 In-town work; under ~ yrs
q sRe. Can MA. k1<k 10
, 1948-11-18
SCHOOL COLUMN
HARDNESS

The habit of hardness is one of
the ever-present evils among our
school children. This is a bad
habit for children to acquire; for
habits, as we all know, cling to
one throughout life.
A child may be tardy through
his own fault by idling on the
way to school, or he may be tardy
because parent or guardian sent
him on an errand just at the
time when he should have been
on his way to school. Naturally.
the child is compelled to 90, but
is this fair? You may say, "He is
my child and / have a right to
send him" Yes, this is true, but
send him at such a time that he
may be back within a reasonable
time and so be early for school.
Then, too many times the teacher
is told, Beat him, it is his fault.
Be fair towards your children for
they are what youmake them.
Don't make them scape-goats.
Most of the subjects on our
daily programs last between
twenty and thirty minutes; when
the child is ten to fifteen minutes
late he has lost half of that parti-
cuIar subject; how can he COM
pete with those who were there
on time?
Parents and guardians, we
teachers r appealing to you to
help us eradicate this evil and
give your children a better start
in life. Won't you cooperate?
, 1948-11-18

land needed my services, l did
not fail, | was ready on a mo-
ments call to shoulder that
responsibility and lend assist
ance where it was needed.
I was inded amazed when
l learnt that this Honorable
Body had passed a Resolution
OF thanks and appreciation in
connection with my mission
to Washington last June, not
that it was unusual for a body
of this type to do, but knowing
most of the times the peoples
feelings are reflected in the
minds of members of Council,
| frankly did not expect any
such record of appreciation, to
be accorded me, for such SER
vices rendered to my Island
and its people. l was born
here, this is my home, l have
a great love for my island and
its people, and l believe it is
the bounding duty of every
citizen to 60 forward when the
opportunity comes, to serve
his country in any way he pos
sibly can.
The life of a public man is
like that of a soldier, he must
have loyalty and courage and
when called upon he must be
ready to serve and give his
life if necessary for his coun-
try and his home. Every fail
ure to assume public respon-
sibility will be noted by our
fellowmen to our discredit,
just as surely as any flinching
on the part of a soldier re-
bounds to the discredit of his
uniform. A soldier may be
cited for bravery, he may be
decorated with medals, but in
public service one receives no
reward except may be in pos
terity.
Public life like wild fire
s#
, 1948-11-18
ADDRESS
Hon. Joseph Alexander

in the Municipal Council Hall
on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 1913
Mr.. Chairman and Members
of Council: ! am rather deeply
touched by your noble contri-
button to me today by present
ing me an engrossed resolu-
ton passed by this honorable
and august body of which l
have had the honor of serving
as a Member for over IS years.
ii recall the last time l stood on
this rostrum was two years
ago, just before | left for the
mainland. | knew then, it
would be the last time l would
stand here and address mem
bers as its chairman, because
I had made up my mind to re-
tire from being a member of
Council and not to seek re-
election. That action was not
prompted by the fact. that I
was too tired and weary Of
public life, but on account of
poor health, caused by long
years of service and over
worked. My doctors here and
abroad advised me to get out
Of public service as soon as
possible and retire. This was
contemplated being done in
1943 but my friends and con-
stituents beseeched me to try
and continue on and at least
achieve the honor of serving
for a quarter of a century be-
fore quitting. So in order to
please them and to be of SER
vice to my home, | continued
until that time had arrived &
gracefully took a bow. How
ever, when the opportunity
presented itself and my Is
, 1948-11-18
ToDAY.s THOUGHT

love the man that can smile
in trouble, that can gather
strength from distress. and grow
brave by reflection. II is the bust
ness of little minds 70 shrink, but
he whose heart is firm. and whose
conscience approves his conduct.
will pursue his principles unto
death.
THOMAS PAINE
Contributed by the Christiansted
Grammar School
, 1948-11-18
FREEDo ON WITHOUT
BLOoDSHED
by
Marie A. Richards

AAA6A0S
History tells of the story.
Ola Negro slave.
Who won immortal glory.
Because he was so brave.
His name was Gottlieb Buddo,
He hailed from British soil
And while on errands to & fro,
He saw his people toll.
z
He saw his people slaughtered,
He saw their bitter tears,
Their manhood rights. surren-
dered
Hope lost in dismal fears.
Buddo was intelligent
Courageous strong and bright.
Trustworthy. strong and dill
gent.
He could read and write.
With caution born of wisdom
He challenged slaverY's right.
Boldly he struck for Freedom,
This was a bloodless fight.
When Buddo gave the signal
The slaves all came TO town.
Determined for the final.
A permanent showdown.
The planters were affrighted
What could this movement
mean?
The townsfolk were excited,
They thought il was a dream.
No dream but truth in action
Was marching on her way.
To battle with oppression.
To hail a newer day.
5
Nine thousand slaves. they did
it.
While all the world looked on,
UnletteTed men. but they saw
fit.
To seek a brighter dawn.
The name of Gottlieb Budde,
Stands without a blot.
The work of this great Hero.
Must never be forgot.
(This poem was recited by the
author at the Liberty Day
celebration at Grove Place on
November /, 1948).
~
, 1948-11-18

tries mems souls. As public
men whatever you do today
will be left on record. Those
of you who today grace this
Hall, either as a legislator or
as a visitor, realize and know
that if our forefathers were
selfish in their acts, we would
never today be enjoying the
fruits and blessings of living
and enjoying the benefits of a
Democracy, SO it behooves us
to do the same, and to build
for tomorrow and the future,
so that our children's chill
dren may benefit by what we
do here by our acts today.
All the traditions of this
Council call you to the service
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-11-18
The Virgin Islonds
Sport Shop

East of Grand Hotel
ST. Thomas. Virgin Islands
DEALERS IN u
SPORTING EQUIPMENT
Relax The Healthful Way
The Man Who Is Wise
viii Exercise
Prompt & Courteous Service
Quality
Economy
Satisfaction
p. Q. Box "a
, 1948-11-18

sTRERoTH
IN
UNITY
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

LOST Ivory tie clasp at the July 3th dance at the U. s. o. Finder please return to Richard
 Dangler at the Polaris office. lc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14
CLASSIFIED ADS.
TIMBER AND FARM

575 Acres, small saw mill,, cater pillar tractor. bug saw. fram tools, government program for sustained yield on timber which consists of old growth End growth poles, piles, pulp wood. furniture timber and mine urouS all which consists of nice room bungalew with electricity, runnin g water, bath, built in kitchen, a barn for 10 cows, double grage, nice orchard abundance of fish and small game. 13 acres of tilable land, lots of pasture. Nooksack River on one boundary. small lake on property. Sll ,000. down. Full price $21, ,OO0. 2 good milk COWS may be pur- chased from seller.
 We have stores of all kinds for sale from $50OO to $lO,OOO.
 Write for information:- CLYDE R. CORY. 1906 Cornwall Avenue, Bellingham, Washington. Sc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14
KAROLKIEWICZ FUNERAL WEDNESDAY AT 2 P. M.

Richard J. Frank) karOlkieWicz will be laid to rest at 2 pm. to- day in the Legion Cemetary by his 'buddys'
 Father Walsh will preach the funeral sermon,
 None of the lads relatives will be here for the service as they are in Philadelphia and unable to make the trip.
 KarolkiewicZ fell from a barge July about 4 AM. and lost his
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14
PfODate NO. , NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
 That the undersigned, HERMAN E. LEIRER, was, on the 23rd day of June. l948. by an Order of the above entitled court. appointed Administrator of the Estate of ERFORD E. CHAMBERLAIN, de- ceased, and that he thereupon qualified as such Administrator in the manner required by law and all creditors of, and persons having claimb against, said De- ccdent are hereby required to pre- sent their claims. with the neces- sary vouchers, within six months from the date hereof to the uln- dersianed Administrator. at the law office of Carl J. Hutton at Seward. Alaska which office the undersigned hereby designates as his place of business in all mat ters connected with the said es- tate.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska this 23rd day of June 1948.
 SHERMAN E. LEIRER Administrator of the Estate of Erford E. Chamberlin, Deceased Wed. June Both, July 7,l4,2 -1948
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

FOR SALE 18-ft. Motor Speed
 boat, new Murcury no HIP motor. trailer-in perfect condition. In- formation at Polari Office. 83tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

marrying a lovely plumber and a lovely young thing. When the cere- mony was over, the plumber sidled up to the parson and whispered in his ear, "I haven't any money, but canf fix your gas meter so it won't register"
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

FOR IOR PRINTING THE POLARIS FOR RENT Light househeep- ing rooms. Inquire Mad. 13 99tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

LEGIL ADVERTISEMENT
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology has students from every state in the union, every province of Canada and 46 foreign coun- tries,
 The minister had just finished
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

FOR SALE: Nv Broom house
 with shower on lot 50 100. Call Madison 13 75tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE Neat 3 room house. Furnished. On 4th Ave. Refrigeration. Terms. We have listed some more good lots Cheap. \ 1 room house on 4th Avenue Furnished nicely. Terms, and bal ance like rent X small Cafe ready 10 operate. Lease, with low overhead Mary Ann B. Brown
 Real Estate
 Polk 90. 3tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

During the winter, according to the National Safety Council, 3l per cent of pedestrian deaths oc- cur within three hours after sun set.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

FOR SALE:-TWin beds crib size with one mattress. Inquire at the
 Polaris Office.A 2tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

FOR SALE: Underwood typewriter Royal Vacuum Cleaner. Curtdin streacher. Call Monroe so. 34-sp
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-14

life in the waters of the Small Boat Harbor.
Evening star., 1948-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

i WILL NOT BE REsPONsIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
BURNS z; JORDAN, 5729 N. 25th ST., Ar
MODERN FURNISHED apartment as a
unit; living room, bedroom and dinette
and all furnishings for sale; apartment
ayatlsble; Bog 497.E; stsr -25 !
24.hr service on all makes factory parts;
Time r.tS2os 99k'
Gas WATER aEAfERs. 20. 80, 40 ga4
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment; immediate installation. THOMP-
SON g. STANSBURY CO, INC. Ii. 1929.
EDITORIAL-ART = Topf1ight design-writ-
ing team for booklets. charts presenta-
tions: economical free lance basis. DESIGN
ACCOUNTANT, expert; records started,
Kept; tsx fstarns aaSI prepared reasonable
AN An NoT REspoNsIBLE for any debts
other than my own. MR.. EVERETT E.
The f ANNUAL Il fMEETiiNG of the stock
holders of the National Union, Insurance
Company Of Washington for the election
of directors and for such other lawful
business as may come before the meeting,
will BE- neld at l o'clock pm. at the
once OF the company, suite 7Ol ,03, 900
e. nv on Monaay }uly L. 1855 FIN
INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES, special
missing persons, private watchmen, uni
formed guards, night patrolmen. Phone
ST. 4037, day: EX. 1852, night. go
Evening star., 1948-06-24
ZEPH P. MOORE, Attorney,
col T Street NV.

olstRe staSes for e4S ne District SIR % Of Columbia
asbTisfle l. Pelham, Peeeassa.-Nso.
piication having been made herein for pro,
bate Of the last will and testament OF
te a sea and on .sd s .sts. 6 81 fs Sobsni
Jnne, A.p. iszs. that sarah r. speaks
court sna all on Ss sd aag o n
cause Why such .ppliss.ioa should 70. e
The 'Washinston % Law Reporter and sThe
EVENING star" once IN each Of three sue.
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Attest as o' THEo1oRE So coGsw4ElI. Resister
eerE & WIS III the for proSst. sss esas.
FERNANDO o. RoDRIGUKz. Attorney st
Law, 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
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United states for the District of C: .
N.ns q Lillian u Az pMossEg :as 6SSa 5AeIfsoS; ;SaS
sTEIIABorTE.NciviI Il Action No. s347.
'4s-order Of Publication-chanEe of
s4end in Sssa Is nas
son, an infant. having filed a complaint
for Judgment changing her name to
Piled to the Court for an order of publica-
tion of the notice required by law in such
cases. it is; by II, Seurt, this St sth day Of
concerned show cause, II any there be.
on or before the 3rd day OF July, l94S,
not be granted: Provided. That q copy OF
this order be published once q week for
three consecutive weeks before said day
Law Reporter. (S) T.. ALAN COLDS
BOROUGH, Justice. seal A True Copy
Eest: HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. By
jeiO,l7,24.