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Evening star., 1948-12-02
PROPOSALS..
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public B

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
ings Administration. Washington, D. c.,
bidding material for construction except
elevators and escalators) of the General
Accounting Once Building at g and H
NV. Washington. D. c., will be available
for distribution to general contractors BY
this ofhce. Applications from general
contractors interested in bidding on this
and specifications. should be filed promptly
with this office and the bidding material
Will be forwarded as soon as available.
Bids will be opened on the date named in
the Prebid Documents. which will be about
SIX weeks after the bidding material is
available for distribution. W. E. REY-
Federal Works Agency -
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{. CAPITOL PHARMACY
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far as possible by The Star.
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Evening star., 1948-12-02
Hockey at q Glance
Results Last Night.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Last NiEht.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Detroit, 5: Toronto, 3.
BOSTON, 8; Chicago, !.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Haven, /; Buffalo. l ttie).
Hershey, 5; Philadelphia. ].
indianapolis, 3; Providence 2>
washington, 5; Springfield. 'tie).
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
Omaha, 8; Minneapolis, >
Dallas, 4: Kansas City, cie).
Schedule Tonight.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
american LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
Tulsa at Omaha
Kansas City at Fort Worth.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Bullets Get PeIkineton
In Fort Wayne Trade
kY the A,,oeioted pres.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-~The Balti-
more Bullets, still trying to put to-
gether a winning combination in
the Basket Ball Association OF
America, announced trade with
Fort Wayne yesterday.
The Bullets, last years champions,
sent Leo Mogus and cash to the
Zollners for John (StretchD Pelk-
ington. a 6-foot-6 incher. Mogus
came to the Bullets from Youngs-
town.
The Bullets also announced they
were releasing Howie RAIDER.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
ELIZABETH r. YOUNG, Attorney,
6O5 Southern Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COIJRT FOL

the District Of Columbia Holding Pro
This is to Give Notice: That the sub
scriber. of the District Of Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
pstrict Of Columbia Letters ,, Of Admins;
Elliott, late OF the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned te n
thereof, legally authenticated. 10 the sub
scriber. on or before the 23rd day of No
he .xcdsd 4y tro 0.neTTse s saey " MAJ MAJ
estate. Given under my hand this 23rc
day Of November. 194s MILDRED l.
ELLIOTT. 1923 Eskridge Terrace NV
REGISTER OF Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Horine, Stor Jumper, Dies

MODESTO, Calf, Dec. 2 P.-
George L. HORNE, So, who set a
world high jump record of feet
7 inches while at Stanford, in 1912,
died Monday after heart attack.
Funeral services were held yester-
day.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
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consecutively SOC line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
additional. Advertisements Of New
Automobiles. SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT.OF-TOWN RATE
Flat rate per 500
Out-of-town Rate II charged
on all advertising Is miles or moro
from Washington.
Cliims for errors must bs made In time
for correction hAfarR aAaAdd fnnertfQU.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
AUCTION SALES (cont. J

ADAM A. WEsCHLER . SON, auctioneers
Attractive sale Of desirable used and
new household furniture, refrigerators,
tai, Burroushs cash register. etc. BY order
new furniture and storage companies and
other consignors. By auction at Wesch-
lers, 9O5 st. NV, tomorrow, commencing
$50 an; Modern popular makes Of elee;
pieces including mahogany corner .cabi-
net. Berkey &. Gay mahogany bedroom
group. Chippendale type settee and chairs,
new love seat tables
filing cabinet, metal wardrobe, new congo
leum rugs, circulating coal heater, utility
and kitchen cabinets china cases. chests Of
drawers, dressers,, twin and double beds,
coil and box springs, new and sterilized
fnner-spring mattresses, sofa and studio
beds beds pressed crystal. ornaments g. CHINA !
ZED L. WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS.
Jr., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Williams
Auction House 91s New York ave. Fri
New fine grade silverware, salesmen's sam.
Piles and showroom pieces from prominent
nationally known mfrs, all up-to-date
table fatware. ho.lowware. candelabras, tea
ons odd pieces and complete sets. Sterling
silver flatware in chests, silverplate dinner
ware in chests, sterling silver odd pieces
Of various kinds English Shefheld tea and
vegetable dishes tree Of life platters. bread
and butter plates, sherbets, candlesticks,
consoles. salt and pepper shakers, gravy
carving sets. butter dishes. and numerous
other articles. Will be sold in detail buy
as much or as little as you ike. Unusually
fine and appropriate for Christmas: Life
MA 1920
Evening star., 1948-12-02
AUCTION SALES,

ADAM A: wEsCHLER 4 SON. auctioneers
Special sale of two hundred medium
grade dresses. suits. coats, slacks. skirts
raincoats. handbags. sport Jackets, gloves
etc. By auction at WESCHLERS 905
E street NV. Saturday. commencing 10
am Chairs provided. 3
c. G. SLOAN CO.. NC, Auctioneers-
Estate sale, household furniture of fsevery
description, oriental rugs china. glass.
ware. brio ca-brac, silverware. new drap-
cry and upholstering materials, etc. al
public auction at sloans, 7l5 18th st.
order Of the Riggs National Bank. guar
dian Of Jane Holcomb, Simon Glenn
Charles H. Quinby, Attorney and other
owners. Nov on view: Terms; Cash
e. g; SLOAN CO., INC. Aucts. Estab.
lished 1891. 3
c. G. SLOAN q CO. NC. auctioneersE
205 RUGS and carpets including Oriental.
Smyrnas. 0bres. felts, etc. in all sizes
including several extra large carpets, at
public auction at Sloans, 715 18th st.
Friday. December 3. at 10 am. From
storage concerns. estates and many pri:
vate owners. Terms. cash. c. G. SLOAN
& CO.. INC. Auctioneers. established 1 s91.
Evening star., 1948-12-02

ZED L. WILLIAMS AND ZED L. WILLIAMS,
Jr., auctioneers-Sterling and silver plate,
silverware, by auction at WILLIAMS AUC-
TION HOUSE, 91s New York ave-, this
Friday, Dec. 8, 1890 am, and, 2 pm.
Travelling salesmen's samples, showroom
exhibit pieces and other numbers from
nationally known silverware manufacturer.
All new Up to date. Sterling fatware.
dinner natware, sterling vases. sterling
compotes. sterling cream and sugars.
sterling sherbets and desserts, sterling
bonbons, sterling candlesticks and consoles,
sterling trays, sterling vases, large; other
sterling pieces; Shef6eld tea and coffee
sets, Georgian Cheltenham tea and cofIees,
18th century tea and coffee sets, Shefield
odd service trays, Cheltenham English
trays, plated trays, fne Chippendale tea
and coffee set. silver on copper vegetable
dishes. silver on copper soup turens. silver
on copper walters; numerous other pieces:
Those looking for suitable appreciatiye and
frst-grade Christmas gifts will find them
all here. Individuals and dealers take
notice of this sale. AuctioneerS phone,
MA 1920 y
Evening star., 1948-12-02
zED L. WILLIAMS q ZED L. WILLIAMS

THOS. ]. OWEN d SON. Auctioneers. 4a5
Southern Building-Trustees Sale Of Val
ing containing store and apartment above.
known as premises 436 L, Street Northwest.
ytge Of fs5tan deed Of 5Ts oe d1
ct seq. Of the land records of the District
of Columbia, and at the, request Of the
party secured @ ed thereby; the pndsersignsd trast
of the premises. on Thursday the ninth
day Of December, A D l94s, at three;
and stuafe R te
Of Columbia. and designated as and being
Lot One hundred and fourteen Gl4) in
Of oee SQUARE F Five 1I Hundred and fifteen l515l.
OF the Records of the once of Surveyor of
third OF the purchase money to be paid In
cash. balance in two equal installments.
payable in one and two years. with in
cured by fl-. deed of trust upon the prop.
5s ,y sSd Sr all ssh d.ao " Of ths SptSn wifi
Of title. conveyancing, recording. revenue
ts to be At sSs G W.h sn 90
aays sra.te. ifGm He the M rsht rsss tie
at the .s fsf dsss dsy Of
ment of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. e. or the
feiting the deposit the trustee may avail
itself Of any legal or equitable rights
sgainst the dsfagltins nEn puTshasTsT c6A NA
pARY, YAt trustee nAe.NS9 By BRUCE BAfRb. Fresi-
dent. (SealD Attest: HERBERT B. LORD,
Assistant Secretary. no27 .d&dsexSun
THos eWaS soS .ss 3; 1s 1s5
Fifth Street Northwest By virtue Of a
certain deed Of trust duly recorded, In
Libsr No; 500 EoliG s2s ct sec; ,0ntls Of the
and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell
at public. auction, in front OF the prem
Der AID. l94s, at 8 o'clock pm, the fol-
lowing g-described land and premises, sit
9ate in the District Of Columbis s.,,;n ana !, !,
numbered Five Hundred and Twelve (512),
described as follows: Beginning for the
south from the northwest corner of said
lot and square and running thence south
along s said street l2 feet inches: thence
thence north along said alley IL feet 4
inches; thence west 80. feet to said 5th
s and nd p0nt a55 Of 9abf ef sn
Of Lot. numbered Fourteen 90, and ne
north of the house adjoining said de:
scribed SCI. premises and extending ,e from said
described property now known for assess
ment and taxation purposes as Lot num-
bered Eight Hundred and Forty-two (s42l
In Square numbered Five Hundred and
Twelve (512l. Terms: Sold subject to q
prior first deed of trust for S4,150, fur
nounced at time Of sale: the purchase
price above said trust to be paid In cash.
A deposit of $500 required. Conveyance
ing. recording. etc, at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within 80 days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and TeSold at
the discretion of the trustees. WALTER
MILLER, STANLEY T. EWELL+ trustees.
no n DaO A
Evening star., 1948-12-02

Classified Advertising
Office Hours
Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness ONCE, 11th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
3 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
On Page A-3.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

CLERK. experienced to manage Laundry IL
sToNE SIC R LAuNpRY. i5SH Ssis sth st. NV, -
sALEsPE0PLE for mems fHTnishngss an5s,t,nn: dept.
5-day wk. employe benefits: Apply per:
sonnel. 9TH door, GoLDENBERds' 7th ana
70 fo PICK UP AND LAY OUT COPY for
small paper Must know businessi part
time work. Call AID. 1914 after Pm
PIANIST for studio or theatrical dancing;
one who can read and play classical music
FTRNisHED HOUSE with bath. electric:
fuel, plus salary for couple to work IN our
home. and milk cows. GaitnersI6Srs
FURNISHED HOUSE with bath. electricity:
mel. plus salary for couple to Woik IA
our home and milk cows. dsitnelspSSfs
INTELLIGENT. neat and progressive inei, nsS
vidual. from Am. t',,,n. t9 l Pm In learn our
BUSINESS for future RsTmafnTeInns fTInD pSs.iESAn psREA.
APpE APp1Ey niIsPnaYs. isTsaYsS S$s q st. NV. 2nd noor
NOW TC TIHE TIME
Evening star., 1948-12-02
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER. 3 SON, anctioneert
machinery, refrigeration, soda fountain
scale, cash register, china, glass, trays
ment Of certain obligations mentioned IN
Chattel Mortgage recorded IN the Clerks
ONCE Of the Circuit Court Of Arlington
County. Virginia. in Book 20. page, 800
the undersigned mortagee will sell by
public auction at storage warehouse. 1868
Wisconsin ave. NV. Tuesday, December Z.
l94s. 10 an: Emery ,Th1mps1n 5-sal;
9ha;ft. hardening cabinet: Farm Master
ating compressor. Carrier 2-h.p. and Mills
b-h;p. refrigerating compressors: cleo
Thompson eft. bobtail soda fountain and
carbonator. mirrored back bar, eft. 12-
compartment Ice cream cabinet with self
contained refrigerating compressor. sand
wich bar, triple metal sink. Heinz electric
soup kitchen, baked goods display cases,
!. B. M. scale. National 1882" cash reg
lister, fountain accessories. aluminium trays,
ice cream cans. etc. Terms: Cash. the
RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON. ID. c., mOrtPaRee Oe1,C.3,R
Evening star., 1948-12-02

Ends-Lorendo, Georgia: Poole
Mississippi: Haggerty, William ant
Mary: O'Quinn, Wake Forest.
SHutchinson Chatta-
nooga.
Guards-Healy. Georgia Tech;
Henry, Army; Musser, North Caro-
lima State,
Evening star., 1948-12-02

NOW IS THE TIME
To earn $50 y s7S, weekly. full Or nm' ssfs
time; APE to SG n.nn., RIM. SOC, HARRiNG-
TN HOTEL, 11th and z st. NV. .
Evening star., 1948-12-02

SALESMAN. serious minded wit with ,,,,s proven ven
necessary. Protected territory. Earning
an above ns Ssr mus
nationally known manufacturer Of es-
sential printed business forms. Write,
stating age. education, previous sales eX,
s5s co ROOM so4 pupont eree
Bldg, Dupont Circle, Washington 6. d; C.
SALESMAN. .xper in restaurant. janitor
and paper supplies; very .attr. proposition
viii be made to the right party hsv;ng nN:n
exper in the above ao or kndred Hdl lines Phone
sALEsMEN-1f iLE II you're e' Wiling to work Z
hrs. per day. days per week, we will
ee ent stan. tan whose average earnings are ex-
fseSes soSE. ROOM Conn s1o Ssf RING Bldg 18th and
s sAkEsMES-Men,s Les len hats; Apply $50 to
sALEsMEN ) Ii position: vacancy in company
operated service station. leading to either
Independent leadership or sales career @
within progressive parent COMPANY; local
personal interviews only. Apply 604 Com,
IN. to 4:45 pm. Friday, Dec. srd, SUN 81
sALEsMEN-New revolutionary machine to
spray insecticide. Sold to industrial users
only on liberal commission PASS Gsn Gar
sssiFsd and Vrsinis II naFIanW F. w. % THoMAs Ex 5S4s
SERVICE MECHANIC for general service
work on house trailers; start $40 per wk.
Arniv Mr.. McGeary, AMERICAN TRAILER
CO. INC. U s. Route l, 3 miles south
sffkVfcE St A1fSfnds!TsA dss!TsArloN ATTENDANTS. must
have D. C. permit; pref. exper. men. Ap-
ply Mr. Smith. LAKEMAN'S GAS STA,
TION. 915 Rhode Island ave. ne. -3
SERyICEMAN for television: experienced
Apply 3O14 Nichols ave. Sc 3
SHIPPING CLERK. man thoroughly exper
handling help in connection with oil de-
tails of shipping and receiving deptS
HAWKINS GLASS CO., rear 1915 N. Capt.
saoE ii 81; r1N1sHER. .xper., sober ana re-
liable: good working conditions and sal.
ary Apply DEBoNAIR VALET 2612
rorp NV. -
Evening star., 1948-12-02

GROCERY CLERK, some experience with
RoBiNs Reii 0eSiassis1 %ARkET. 1858 Sherman eye.
GROCERY CLERK. -e-per.. all around.
Apply at once, Mr.. Lee, B. & B: FOOD
STORE. 2444 Wisconsin ave. EN-. 2171.
GROCERY CLERK. sxper.. all around
man; must be sober: good hours. IA.
GROCERY CLERK. D, C. drivers permit;
5-day week. good pay for right man. S. E;
DELICATESSEN, 1900 MINI. ave, Sc. =
GROCERY STOCK MAN, for DGS store;
good hours and pay. Apply in person
HALL MAN tcolor-sl, for apartment build
ing. Apply MRS CLARK, 1900 Hamilton
st. Hyattsville. Md. Apt J-1O3. 3
HABERDASHERY SALESMAN Young
man thoroughly experienced, selling high
quality haberdashery; must have pleasing
personality and fine appearance; highest
Pelzman. FASHION SHOP. INC. l3oo! F
HARpwARE N sALEsMAN-Local wholesale
hardware hrm has opening for salesman
to- cali on established local dealer route
salary. commission and expenses; must
have automobile. Write Box 1o4-J. Star.
HoUsEMAN. xh,te, ..,,E soca salary, AZ Apply .nS
X Sts NV, y
Evening star., 1948-12-02

SHOE a FIN1sHER. sxper., sober and re-
liable: good WORKING eondltions Ano "a, 81
Conn ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1948-04-13
|Woman,S Bad|yHur'
When Struck by Bus;
z Hurt in Collision

An 83-year-old woman was In
critical condition at Emergency Hos.
pital today with head and body
injuries received late yesterday
when she was struck by a Capital
Transit bus at Eleventh and. 6
streets NV.
The victim was Bridget Dono-
hoe of the 900 block of G place NV
She was crossing Eleventh street
police said, when she was struck
by a bus operated by Stephen w
Fletcher, %, of 9612 Sligo Greek
parkway, Silver Spring
Two other persons were injured
last night in three-car collision
at Michigan avenue, between First
street and Park place NV.
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Draper. So, OF
1921 Thirty-fifth street NV, was
admitted to Casualty Hospital for
treatment of face and head injuries.
The hospital today described her
condition as fair. Ernest r. Wyman,
20, of 1T Kentucky avenue Sc. was
treated at Casualty for minor cuts
Police said the car driven by Mrs
Draper and a coal truck collided
The truck was operated by Charles
s. Hudnell, 80, colored, of 334 Nc
Lean avenue S.W., police added.
A third automobile, operated by
Charles E. Helmuck, 80, Of $50 Quin-
tana place NV, in which Mr.. wy
man was a passenger, careened from
Mrs. Draper's car and plowed into
the truck, police said.
Mr.. Hudnell was charged with
driving on the wrong side of the
street.
Evening star., 1948-04-13
| Father Of Il Sent 10 Jail
For Threats 10 Family

A 32-year-old father of II today is
in Jail for threatening his wife and
children.
The testimony Of the mother,
Mrs. Mary Hough, "a, colored, led
to the conviction of her husband,
Ward, in trial before Judge Ellen
K. Raedy, who imposed 30-day
sentence as an alternative to his
posting a $500 peace bond.
Mrs. Hough. Joined by one OF her
six daughters, Betty, II. told the
court that Hough on his last pay
day, April S, was drunk when he
reached their home in the 1900
block of c street Sc.
He waved a small knife at me
and said he would take care OF me,
then cut off the childrens heads"
Mrs. Hough declared. Betty added
her father actually slammed one
of her brothers to the floor. She
said he always does things like
that" when he's drunk.
Hough denied everything, except
that he had had two beers" before
coming home that night.
Evening star., 1948-04-13
Kaiser Charges Eaton
Tried 10 Force Him 10
Cancel Sale Of Stock
BY the Associotsd Press

Henry J. Kaiser contended yes
terday that Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland
financier, threatened and threat
ened and threatened" in an effort to
cancel an agreement to sell Kaiser
Fraber stock
The wartime shipbuilder was
witness before the Securities and
Exchange Commission investigation
into the collapse, February 9, of a
banking contract to issue common
stock of the motor company Mr..
Kaiser now heads as board chair
man.
Two banking firms withdrew from
contract to sell 100000 shares pub
licly at $l3 a share. They are Otis
g. Co. of Cleveland, headed by Mr..
Eaton, and the First California Co.
of San Francisco. Mr.. Eaton and
other representatives Of the bank
ing firms are due to be heard later,
Says Eaton Advised Move.
Mr.. Kaiser said his motor COM
pany-on Mr.. Eaton's advice-tried
to stabilize the Kaiser-F Frazer stock
on the New York Curb Exchange at
$3.50 a share on February 3. The
company bought 10000 shares at a
cost of around $2,5OOOOO.
Mr.. Kaiser testified the company
had to increase its purchases on that
day from an originally agreed-on
amount of $4,000 shares because
some one was throwing the shares
at u.s.
The next day, he said, Mr.. Eaton
visited him in his New York office
and told him the underwriting
agreement could not be carried out.
Mr.. Kaiser continued: Eaton de-
manded we relieve him OF his con-
tract. We said we could not do SO.
We had spent a great deal of money
ON his recommendation. He became
very angry. He got red in the face.
He said, I warn you all hell will
break loose and the stock will be
driven down to S. He said there
would be public investigations-that
the SEC would put in stop order
and we would be in all kinds OF hot
water.
He threatened and threatened
and threatened"
IT said would lose every dollar I
had in the world rather than break
a contract" Mr.. Kaiser went on
Then Eaton walked out. He was
alone.p
Joseph w. Frazer, president Of
Kaiser Frazer, said there had been
a love feast" between the Kaiser
interests and the bankers when the
contract for sale of the stock was
signed
Otis Firm Asks Investigation.
II thought the thing was in the
bag and was quite delighted" he
added.
Later, when the deal fell through,
he said, he talked with H. T. -Birr,
president of the First California Co.
The witness said Mr.. Birr told
him there must be some skull
duggery" and that it would be
necessary to get some f1at-foots." I"
Frazer did not explain this testi-
mony.
Otis g. Co., got in the first punch
yesterday with a motion asking the
SEC to broaden its inquiry. The
banking firm wanted determi-
nation whether (a) there was
false and misleading information"
in Kaiser -Frazer's registration
statement on the stock issue, and
1b) there was manipulation of the
market by Kaiser-FraZer."
Evening star., 1948-04-13
" the Assoeiatsd Press

LOS ANGELES, April 13.-The
name of Gen. Eisenhower had polit-
ical tongues waggins among Cali
fornia Democrats today.
A letter the general sent express
ing regrets at inability to attend
last nights Jackson Day dinner
brought cheers when 1t was read by
State Chairman James Roosevelt,
who failed to mention President
Truman by name.
Senator Pepper Of Florida told
the gathering Of nearly 1900 that;
Il don't know who will be our
candidate in November. 1t may be
President Truman or it may be
Eisenhower or some one else, but
the thing is that principle Is far
more important than personality"
Mr.. Roosevelt, amid evening-long
tributes to his father. the late Pres
ident Roosevelt, on the third ami
versary of the Presidents death,
obliquely complimented Gen. Eisen-
hover when he said:
"A great party worthy OF election
will find such leaders on all political
levels from the precinct to the pres
idency. A lieutenant colonel Of 1888
became the supreme Allied COM
mander in 1943 by exactly that
process.
II say to you with all the earnest
ness I have, that equal determi-
nation to select the best will win
the peace and, incidentally, vic
tory for the Democratic Party"
James Roosevelt's mother, Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, cabled mes
sage to him from London where
yesterday a statue of President
Roosevelt was unveiled. She said
Il send you my best wishes and I
hope the Democrats of California
will live up to the highest ideals OF
democracy
National Chairman J. Howard
McGrath spoke strongly for Presi-
dent Truman, declaring that the
President has been attacked, as
was Mr.. Roosevelt, because they
were and are symbols Of the liberal
progressive policies of the Demo-
cratic Party" he added
Evening star., 1948-04-13
NOTICE TO ENROLL
1948

Notice to All Republican Legal
Residents OF the District OF
Columbia:
All Republicans who are Il
years of age or over, both men
and women, who are legal resi-
dents of the District of Columbia,
and who do not vote or hold
voting residence in any State. are
requested to enroll at 918 Four
teenth Street Northwest, Washing
ton. D. c., for the purpose OF
being in closer touch with the
said State Committee and with
the chairmen of the various vot-
ing districts and for the purpose
of establishing their status as
members Of the Republican Party.
Said enrolment shall take place
on April Is. is, II. 10 and 20,
1948. between the hours OF II
o'clock noon and TOO pm. on
said dates.
JAMES c. WILKES,
Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee In and for
the District of Columbia.
GEORGE L. HART, Jr..
Secretary of said Committee.