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only work when liable and will
ing" clarification Of the provision
for mine mourning period" and
tightening Of regulations govern
ing the UNIV welfare and retire
ment fund.
May Ask Lower Wages.
Word from Bluefield today
indicated that the Southerners
may ask q lower wage for their
miners than is received by work
ers in other producing areas. Mr..
Lewis has not made known his
demands.
A fight over the unions $780,
000, ,o00-a-year welfare and pen
sion fund also was in prospect
in the closed sessions. Under the
present contract, which runs out
June 80, operators pay 40 cents
on every ton Of coal TO support
the fund.
President Joseph Z. Moody Of
the Southern Coal Producers As
sociation has limited the operators
may ask an end to the $100-a-
month pensions paid for out Of
the fund. although he hasn't said
so fatty.
Mr.. Moody is ON record In favor
of q fund to take care OF needy
and distress Of employees. but only
when that need and distress
results from and occurs during
the course Of employment in our
mines
UNIV negotiators. headed by
Secretary-Treasurer John Owens
In the absence OF Mr.. Lewis. have
not said when they viii get
around TO making their own pro-
posals.
But they are expected TO In
clude demands for q bigger well
fare fund royalty and o shorter
work day.
Evening star., 1949-06-08
Police Halt Church Ruffle
At Home of Bob Hope
Ry fhe Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES June 8.-Vice
SQUAD members visited the home
of Comedian Bob Hope and
stopped a church benefit rattle.
Sergt. David Mccoy said no
arrests were made last Sunday
because Mrs. Hope said she didn't
know that O rattle for such
purposes was Illegal.
Several paddlewheels were con-
fiscated by the officers, Mrs
Hope said. The affair. attended
by more than 1.200 persons was a
benefit for a convent in nearby
Alhamhra.
Evening star., 1949-06-08
Chambers Says Five Helped Him

vigorous objections by Mr.
Murphy.
do you remember the state.
ment that Mr.. Nixon made before
the committee about your prob.
able Indictment" Mr.. Strykel
asked.
Says He Doesn't Remember.
IT do not" Mr.. Chambers re-
piled.
Don't you remember Mr.
Nixon making a statement to the
general tenor and effect Of urg.
ing that you not be indicted?"
mo. I do not"
Didn't you confer with Mr.
Nixon about not being indicted
Il object" Mr.. Murphy inter.
rupted. What power could Mr.
Nixon ever have in that respect?'
That Is what I wonder" Mr.
Stryker commented.
Judge kaufman sustained tn.
objection but Mr.. Stryker sue
ceded q moment later In getting
approval for the following lin.
Of questioning:
Didn't you gather from Mr.
Nixon's statement that he hopet
you would not be indicted?"'
II do not remember Mr., Nixon's
statement" Mr.. Chambers -coun-
tered.
Admits Talk With Nixon.
did you talk with Mr.. Nixon
at any time about the question:
Yes" the witness said quietly.
And did you not In some word,
or effect express to him the hops
that you would not be indicted?"
II did"
And did he not In substance
or effect say that he would d.
what he could about it?"
mo. I don't believe so," Mr.
Chambers replied. L
Nov, when you talked to Mr.
Nixon. did you not say: I cam,
down here to Washington II
commit perjury. and I have com
mitted perjury more than once be-
fore your committee Did you no
say that in words or effect?"
NO" Mr.. Chambers said.
As court adjourned until today
Mr.. Murphy was stolidly askini
questions apparently in an ef1or
to counteract Mr.. Stryker's slash
ing attack On the moral charactel
and present as well as past truth
telling capacity Of MFR. Chambers
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u uIlC 6U. 80
It will be Gov. Warren's third
marriage and the first for Miss
Manning. who is %.
They met last September at o
party when Gov. Warren, no re-
lation to CALIFORNIA; Gov. Earl
Warren, was here on a citrus IN
spection tour. She attended his
Inauguration in Florida last jan
uary.
Evening star., 1949-06-08

can be presented fully in open
session. or whether they will have
to be reviewed in closed session.
Meanwhile. Chairman O'Ma-
honey Of the Senate Independent
Ofices Appropriations subcom-
mittee said the acc had finished
presenting its case for restoration
of $76,S7s, sos In cuts made by the
House in its money bill for the
year beginning July !.
The House allowed the Acc ST.
900 900, 900 In cash and contract
authorizations for the fiscal year
starting July !. Senator O'Mahon-
ey said the subcommittee had
reached no decision on the cuts.
adding: 1T is q difficult thing
TO handle because we are travel
ing In the realm OF secrecy"
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ber of fraternal
o r ganizations
here, were held
y e S terday in
the Danzansky
funeral home,
3501 F o u r -
teenth s tre e t
NV. B ur a ]
was In B'nai
Israel G e m e -
terry.
Mr.. Rosendorf
died Sunday at
Suburban Hos
pital after suf-
ferfnQ A. Ger
Evening star., 1949-06-08

Gov. Fuller
Warren's en-
gagenent to
Miss Barbara
Manning, blue
eyed, blond Los
Angeles social
ite. was an
nounced yes
terday by her
m o t h r. Mrs.
Ward Plunkett.
The wedding
will be in West
wood Conlmun-
ity Methodist
Church on
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Atomic
lContinueo Prom FIRST Page )

Case A was an employe who had
charge Of preparing . secret
atomic energy report. although he
had once been suspended because
of "derogatory" information in q
5o-page FBI report.
Mr.. Lilienthal threw further
light on Case A" today when he
told the committee this individual
was cleared by an FBI investiga-
ton for his original employment
Later an anonymous letter was re-
lceiyed. which led to the ordering
Of new FBI inquiry. This second
FBI inquiry did produce deroga-
tory statements from one person.
Mr.. Lilienthal said. but this per
son had no proof to offer IN sup
port OF his statements.
Qualifications CHALLENGED.
When the second FBI inquiry
began. the Acc appointed a spe-
cial board Of three employees OF the
commission to review the new in
formation and 1t resulted in the
reinstatement Of Case A." Sena-
tor Hickenlooper has challenged
the qualifications Of those on the
board to pass on the matter on the
ground they were not experienced
In security checkups.
sMr. Lilienthal challenged that
argument today. denying that
men must be security experts
to form judgments on individuals
Senator Milliken. Republican, of
Colorado. wanted to know If the
special board which passed on
Case A" heard testimony from all
witnesses mentioned in that case.
Mr.. Lilienthal said all witnesses
referred to in the record Of that
case were invited and urged to ap-
pear but that some refused to
do so.
Mr.. Lilienthal said the entire
file on Case A" has been in the
hands of the committee for eight
months. and that a reading OF 1t
would show that the individual"
who made highly ,infavorable
statements" about Case A." had
stated under oath that he had no
basis in fact" for the statements
he had made.
Great Advantage Seen.
Mr.. Lilienthal said Senator
Hickenlooper's presentation OF the
case publicly last Thursday had
identified the man to his CO. work
ers, and had put q cloud" on him
He said there would be great
advantage both to the commission
and the public II the committee
would follow, through" on the
matter and give "A" the oppor-
tunity to present his side.
only God knows what is In
mans motives" Mr.. Lilienthal ex-
claimed bitterly. 1t was then he
told the committee that the "ap-
prehensions and fears" of the
commission that its employees
would be 'smeared" by "innuendo"
were being confirmed daily.
Earlier. Committee Chairman
McMahon promised q decision
whether the loyalty records should
be reviewed openly or without re-
vealing identities.
The committee wrestled with
the problem In closed session for
three hours yesterday afternoon
without reaching a conclusion.
Senator McMahon said the deci-
sion is a most difficult" one to
make In q way that would be fair
to the employees. and ut the same
time enable Senator Hickenlooper
to present his arguments against
the security check-up system.
Senator Mcmahon said the ba-
sic question before the committee
Is whether these personnel cases
Evening star., 1949-06-08
Florida Governor 10 Wed
Los Angeles Girl June Is
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LOS ANGELES, June SIT will
be June wedding among South
ern California orange blossoms
for Florida's Governor.
Evening star., 1949-06-08

Monarch butterflies are seldom
eaten by birds, because they have
|a bad-tasting chemical I'm their
bodies.
Evening star., 1949-06-08
Funeral Rites Held
For Myer Rosendorf

Funeral services for Myer G.
Rosendorf. Al, sales manager OF
THYME Bottling Co.. 1345 Florida
avenue NE, and an active mem
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Eye Troubles

n e*s ttwuess santgnaAAy psfstsst AHA1
eat csbsaH yegE ere aoFsss IL h@eshs
esatnaes Tired lYFatstsa. b1gHlAs HKhAHs
sysa. eaihs thsm w3tA tAveetsk. 20 sssss
success, pFstsse ~ shaasaBes- AshsS 80
tauasa n net esliEhiss Oct lsFsRsis
tnass tKss-saaa ihsluassa A. as sYaa1ssi'
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Had Two Purposes.

Mr.. Chambers disclosed reasons
he gave to the grand jury last De-
cember for having failed to 4n-
form 1t in October that Mr.. Hiss
slipped him State Department
Evening star., 1949-10-05
HELP MEN Cont

AUTO MECHANIC, exper., excel. pay
person. HERsoN AUTO AND APPLI-
ANCES CO.. ia o st. NV. -5
BAKER want wanted LIS for ;uh;. buns and dough
BANK CLERK and teller-Andrew's
Field Air Base Branch; some ex-
perience preferred. Marlboro 1878.
BARBER wANTED-At 1904 NJ st.
BRICK. CLEANERS Old wallach
School, 7th and Pa. ave. Sc; So
per 1000. Bring hatchet' ready
BRICKLAYERs, 1st-class mechanics.
st. NV. or COOL Nebraska ave, NV.
BRICKLAYERs. 100 wanted at once;
2 years work: inside work for cold
weather. Report at 18th and Ala
BRICKLAYERs - Experienced only.
Steady work. NO. 1902. 80
BUTCHER and all-around man: ex-
perienced only. Apply 1914 14th st..
cARpENrER, builder; capable to
s rooms, b.; entire JOB contract
or ali carpentry. laying out JOB and
supervision. please state approx.
cost. P. o. Box 5597. D. c. 10.
CARPENTERS-Mus be - flrst-class
Report to Mr.. Ward, $500 Admission
I'd, Alta Vista Terrace. Bethesda,
CARPENTERS, trim men; apt. bldg;
good pay. Apply MR.. HERRING,
GE. 9767, 1850 Bates I'd. ne, just
east of N. Capitol.
CARPENTERS and carpenters help
ers wanted at once. Apply PRINCE
GEORGES DEVELOPMENT CORP,
1904 Legation ave, Hyattsville. IS
CARPENTERS-Help or handy
man around construction of small
houses. Apply CHANTILLY ESTATE.
Cnantilly rd., Chantilly, Va. Ask
for Mr.. Harton. IS
CASHIER, exper., to 5; older man
preferred. Call after 3 pm. WILLER
DRUGS. 1853 goth st. NV. .-5
CEMENT FINISHER wanted, 1st
class; sober; call after pm, AT.
0SRd
Evening star., 1949-10-05
SAlESkEN

ESTIMATING SALESMAN, experienced
and wood block; good salary. See
MR.. STEVENS. mornings;; bet; $50
s. Is" DAY ' and nd commission. direct
house to house statesmen or sales
women; interview, 3 pm. to 6 pm.
SOL Southern Bldg. IS
SALESMAN orders weekly pay you
. $50. Many Of our men have 2 to 4
orders in single day. Thorough
training given, contacts iurnishefd hefx
MR.. MURRAY, 1900 18th st. NV.
INSURANCE MEN-Excellent. profit
sharing sales proposition offered to
ambitious men with insurance, debit
accounts, on easy terms: nationally
household goods and appliances. Nc
collections. Live leads furnished
Attractive weekly drawing account
ns.TzIss sr ca 4sS ~ GNVsRsH al
iisSIEItl JEWELRY Co. sa5 r st: NV. @s
VENDING MACHINE location sales
man wanted for metropolitan area
Wash. .. c. Write full details Box
xiIsSi sxIEsMEN sssSi WANTED. com. basis, car
CENTRAL LUNCH between 5-6 pm.
FULL TIME, salary basis; must know
builders in Washington and sur
rounding area; to sell building sup
plies: must be qualified. Write Box
125-B, Star. IS
If You ARE A rop-NoTcH SALES
MAN, have a car, apply for this
sales position. This is an oppor-
900 per VI; salary. $75 per wk.,
plus commission; bonafide leads
furnished. Apply in person, Oct. 8,
$50 am. sharp. 1901 N st. NV.
Pnnpn
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5-DAY WK., PLEASANT WORKING
CoND.. OPPoR. FOR ADVANCE
MENT HI 2333 "A
Evening star., 1949-10-05

Francis Service Bureau
serytcing the most exclusive clientele
for all domestic help. 1881 11th
st. NV, HO. BAT. s.
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SITUATIONS MEN

AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERER. ex-
perienced. desires position; special
izes in auto seat covers, convertible
tops and spray painting. Call AT.
BAKER, experienced. all around. de-
size size full or part time work. UN.
cHAuFFEUk wants position in pri-
vate family or with travelling sales
man. me. NE. 1865 after 4:3o:
and os ass sGsf! sP Il rs.ssa
rant. Phone FA. 6293 Z.
COLLEGE GRAD. math. major,
physics and chem. minor; physical
science or math. research or related.
full or part time. Box al-E' Star. Star.
DENTAL LAB. ASST, vet, for on ! Job
area sa !. available Immediately. Box
EIEcFRIeIas. G2i;Fi GA, motor and generator
sePsIman eoIieEel Dial 5A U.s. s.s5s7 eSne7 s yrs
CT STUDENT desires evening. and
weekend work; age 25. Call 10.
HOTEL a1at7 pfsK afsfE CLERK, PR local expert.
ennese; 3;ll pm. shift only. Box
HOTEL t9TIh. fsos5 Room CLERK. experienced
all depts: Day duty, no Sundays.
sox sd,er 1ssE, osti 81 Star: For interview g!it'
MAN, coIored' as janitor: with euar-
1887 r. I. ave: NV. Ho: 1853.
MAN. 23, single, B.A.. Univ. W.. '49.
ssn sssfi andue soT soEf sts2
fans"se reiief sork. cali sHps Il. ss s.sis1, wan"
PHYSICIST, Ph.D.. experienced Gov
ernment and industrial. Box 115,
peRfEk e4REffaEv'lts: or Inside Hsi messenser-soy.
eoIorsd; age is years; hours. 7:so to
RETIRED GRADUATE civil engineer.
Ssf Ssa5 Hn Woud q IKE 0a noson n sn
gineer, contractor. manufacturer or
real estate office. Experience covers
most branches Of civil ensineerine
and executive work. Good at esti..
maaF p4maFy and asas sAssy BoH 2ot aSsG
SALESMAN. %, car, now employed
with food distr.. seeks similar or af-
tlliated position with reputable firm.
VET. colored, work work from pm. only:
WRITING. editing. sales corresp..
tech subj; 7:30 to 3 or to 10
open; college. married. 20. Box
YOUNG Man desires occssionsf eve
ming work as tutor, dancing IN
structor, secretary. Box 217-E
Star
EMPLOYERS-Havin dificulty keep
ing your full and part time jobs
men? DAV. King Chapter, lists
college-trained men ready to prove
disabled veterans are valuable em-
ployes when matched to the job.
oPF1cER' AID. 81 Sill. A~ N s.
YOUNG ATTORNEY, c. P. A., seek
ing opening tn Washington or sur
rounding area. Box -101-E, Star.
33, MARI, now empl. des. interest
has car; good ref. After 6, Ia. 42S4.
7s
HELP-Part-time work des. by mar.
ried student with family; 2-6 pm.
daily. all day Sat. Call Ak. 4925.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER. once manager. audi.
tor. experienced in full charge ac-
counting, also. retail and wholesale;
now employed, desire change; ref
oAsHllh sns MISE SsgsFisHffs sHTs f1 70 or s ssf:
CLERK (colored)-Some knowledge
tipping and fling; part time, morn
ings preferred. HO. 1867. 8 to 8.
COMPANION to lady. very capable.
dependable and unattached. desires
position. Phone bet. 1914. Elk. 1888.
DRAFTING-Exper. girl wants part
time employment, ewes. or Sundays.
no. S163 after 5:45 pm. g.
GIRLS, colored. neat, desire part time
in doctors of1ces or cleaning; ref.
MI. 3433 until 8 pm; then, LU.
HousEKEEPER OR COMPANION, de.
pendable settled woman desires po-
sition as one of family: free to
tTavel; 10 mental cases or laundry.
nurse: III as72a GRADUATE, foreign trained, n
desires position dr.'s or dentists Of.
hce. Bethesda or NV. WI. 6141.
NURSE. practical tcolored), to care
eaT ea Vf VIZ e4ss Il fsasTs + stsTeSssd
NURSE, graduate, practical. colored.
desires day or night duty; prefers
elderly person or children. Phone
PIX eoIfaE5kkAToR, white, exper. ~ 4 Yrs.
Age 32. Cali DU. 47io.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, settled
s.Y desires sss adult case, best refs, live in.
Rs aSaii NURSE, white, middle
age, good housekeeper; will consider
baby 5a6 - sitting; good references: Box
sECREETA2RsSYf:, 2sSf, young woman. capable.
various; part time, 3 days week or
.ssf 8 sS... q.
SECTY., Al, desires temporary work,
day or evening. co. 1854, ewes. or
SEC C.-TYPIST. exper. wants once
york; ysssends. eek tsa also typins at home. home
clerical exper.. Office mach. dicta-
phone. Position near ne. TU. 1887.
TYPlST-Typing done at home. Ii.
TYPIsT. wants work at home. enve-
lope addressing. letters, reports or
manuscripts. ov. 2555. 5
UNIVERSITY ENGLISH instructress,
rs. 3 yrs: sxpsr; wishes par part time tine
studyins for Ph.D. CO. 1881 after
wAITRElss, colored. experienced, de:
sirss. jeb at fountain: au; so4abt Nm.
work only; colored girl; 25. FRAN
CES, LU. 3-6853. o.
(Continued On Next Pass)
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NV, and Helen Doherty. Is. Cam
bridge, Mass.
Harry Pollin, SO, 931 Lonsfellow st. NV.
and Rebecca Pollin. 81, 1904 s. Cap
1tol st.
NV, and 1ohia White, %. AZ U st.
Charles Snyder, 70, 1870 wyoming ave.
Columbia rd NV.
John Halter. %, 1911 Irving st.: ne, and
Emma Madden. Is. 432 Jefferson st.
James Popham, 90. Arlington, Va, and
Jeanne Minear, 20. 1903 Branch ave.
Bennett Lee. 81. "a Patton st. ne. and
Blanche Godfrey, %, 1s41 14th st. NV.
James Henderson, 3s. 3407 M st; NV,
and Edna Pillow, 30, 1888 o st. NV:
F. j. Payton, ri, 1858 owens pl. ne. and
Rosetta jackson. 2l, 627 10th st, ne.
Richard schaufter,,. 2s, and =. Caroline n.
James Johnson %, Sth and I StS, Sc,
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
8 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, am. to pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once,
l1th and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
Of the Branch Ofices throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in.
sertion.
If advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
a serial number with date and identi-
fleS your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-10-05

Joseph Noel, jr.. %, Hyattsville, Md, and
Dorothy Kirk. ~. 1404 Otis st. ne
John Maloney. 27. 411o Warren st. NV.
and Thelma lager. "a, 1888 Emerson
st. NV.
Charles Parham, "a, and Helen Butler.
22. both of 1895 9th St ne.
Francisco Escano, 81, and Gladys Ham. 90
both Of ITO 57th ave. Sc;
Edgar Crouch, jr., 25, 4310 10Th st: NV,
Cecil carper, 81. strasburg. Va. and Lois
Brannon. 81. ,142l Columbia rd. NV
Burdette Campbell, 20. @57 Kentucky ave:
Sc. and Gloria Settles, l6, 933 N
st. NV.
Helene Cotman, "a, 1907. Montello ave.
Joseph Natoli, 23. and Virginia Pascoe,
Is, both OF 3421 Que st. NV.
Thomas Walter, 81, 2212 Fairlawn ave.
Sc, and Pansy RUSSELL 16. 1903 N
To m.s Iordon 30 ASo1 connecticut ave
Evening star., 1949-10-05

and yoneitha Franklin. 80. 1908 Kear-
Howard Halpern, "a. 3794 LIST st. Sc.
and Nellie PajEin. 20. 514 Ridge I'd.
Sc.
Charlotte De Haven. %, 534 Shepherd
william wotford, jr..- 25. $50 Newcomb
st. Sc, and Mabel Henderson, 26, 4239
LIST st. Sc.
Raymond Clay. Al. and Helen vann. SO.
both Of Portsmouth. Va.
Elmer Schert, %, 1906 Byers st. Sc,
Md.
BENJAMIN Fialkor. 42. 1741 2Sth st. Sc.
and Rose Appel, 80, 100 Que ST. NV.
Raymond Roth. 90, 704 Ord st. NV. and
Lefty Volker. "a. 1866 18th ST. NV.
Benjamin Claggett, a., and Inez Mc1ver,
! u both of 111R 4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-05

LER-CHAUFFEUR, colored, for
fam. of 2 adults; must be exper.,
competent. and have, recent city
refs. Call MI. 0442 bet. 9-5. -6
EUR-HOUSEMAN -. Small
family; experienced; city references
required Telephone EN-. .7070.. -,6
family; must be excellent and high
" experienced; i've in or out. Other
help employed. Reference. Perma-
men nsnt ,9aa pesaition for the right one.
COOK, g.h.w.. white or colored. $35
wk. Must live. in. No laundry,
other help employed. Exper., re-
sponsible person with LIST cl. local
COOK and gh.w., colored, live in; on
Rockville pike; cony. transp. OIL.
COOK-G.H.W., live in, lovely upstairs
rm. and bath; light laundry, expert
enced with children; other help en-
ployed: S25 week. WO. T412. 10
COOK-G.H.W, live in; 25-40 yrs;
must be exper., have city refs;
other help employed. OIL. 3057. Iii
COOKING AND G.H.W., trustworthy
and exper. person who Is interested
in o good, permanent position; live
In, excel, quarters and salary; must
have Al reference. WI bS25. -o
Evening star., 1949-10-05

Dudley Smith. 27. also N st. NV. and
Esther Oylsr. "a, 2110 10th st. NV.
Norris Dockins. 35. Anderson; g. G. and
Sylvester Scott, 10, 710 Lamont st. NV,
and Catherine Hansborough. Is. 1131
Robert Rowell. 21. Arlington. Va. and
Mildred Grow. 10. Lincoln. Va.
Melvin Frederick. 81, FIT Belvoir.. Va. and
Neva Heick. is. Alexandra. Va.
Mary HAYDEN. 10, 3233 Walnut st. ne
Harvey Holmes. 2s, 1879 lst st. NV.
and Margaret Dallas. 2S, 1921 Vernon,
ave. NV.
Thomas Sturman, 90. Dorrance Kans., and
Dolores Kotalik. "a, 1901 10th st. NV
John MGLaushlin 20, West P9tomas asg nRi pa1a
Charles Let's, tr 22, Pleasant Ridge
chevy chevy chase. ims ND. Nd. A""' N''e' ~
James Mitchell, 50, 3415 3Sth st. NV
and Frances Kelly. %. 1924 Connecticut
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Paul and Lups Flores, girl.

/ Paul and Lupe Flores, girl
Maurice and Caroline Flynn. girl.
Antonio and Maria Fonseca, boy.
John and Marjorie Frederick boy.
| Clarence and Ellen Fussell, boy.
James and Glare Gage, boy.
Henry and Gertrude Gallagher, girl.
G. and Marjorie Ganeshan. boy.
Carl and Alma Haardt boy.
Stanley and Edith Hagan. girl.
Thomas and Alma Hammett, boy.
James and Vivian Hargrove, girl.
Lester and Elizabeth Harrison. girl.
James and Dorothy HAYNES, boy.
George and Vera Henderson, girl.
Percival and Joan Howse. girl.
Walter and Evelyn 1lift. boy.
| Daniel and Sibyl Lewis, girl.
James and Eleanor Mauney, boy.
Thomas and Marion McCabe, boy.
| William and Martha Mcdaniel, boy.
Joseph and Isabella MCGEE. boy.
Alton and Barbara McLain, girl.
Dexter and Cora Miracle, girl.
Thomas and Mary Murphy, girl.
Robert and EliZaheth Nicholson. girl.
Evening star., 1949-10-05
Marriage License
Applications

Under o. C.. latD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Wait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Edwin Thompson. %. New Bern. N. C.
and Doris Brinkman, 20, lila over
pl. ne.
Ralph Taylor. go 1853 Hickman st. Sc
Evening star., 1949-10-05

TIRE REGROOvER, inside work
Pass tire; 1884, SGs; .rlsks Civ I'll Hi, 5tssI ~
3446 14th st. NV.
TYPIST, so words per min. or better;
permanent position with good oppor.
tunities to qualified applicant; $500
while learning. KNOWLEDGE Of ad-
dressorraph helpful. Box 2S1-B,
star -
TREE SKINNERs, thoroughly expe-
rienced: TOP wsges. steady work
VEGETABLE MAN WANTED-Expe:
rienced in ordering. displaying. and
Sober, Steady and good worker
Gail Mr.. Null. WI. 1888 or WI
$3.50, BROOKVuLE MARKET, 6421
Brookville I'd. Ill
WAREHOUSE MAN, white: apply 1641
Ft. Myet dr., Arlingto Va. II