davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-01-26
OUT OF THIS WORLD

Yes. vou will say It. % rooms. &
baths, 3 extra showers, oil heat. ex-
pensive furniture. rent. $3.50: in
come quoted 81 400 and your quar-
ters; on exclusive section of Mass
ave: ideal for exclusive tourist home;
should double income; cost almost
the price asked: $4,000: terms.
Call Mr.. Young, ST. 5151,
n T VNIJNC prol,or
Evening star., 1949-01-26
Restaurant-Night Club

Class c license, established 1s yrs.
Seats about 200 people; located in
one of the busiest sections of Wash
ington: 10-yr. lease with $3.50
monthly rental; entertainment, dane
ing, cover charge; equipment in
excel cond.; nicely decorated. Ap-
prox. $4,000 cash required, balance
notes. per cent interest. C. w.
EGGLETON. to buy or sell, 3617
l4th st; NV, DU. 5051; residence.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
LIST WITH TTSI

LIST WITH US!
We need business opportunities: ga
RACES and filling stations, groceries,
large and small; restaurants and
roomlnR houses. A. r. SEELYE.
400 L st. NV, DI. 1926.
Small Business Owners
We can sell your restaurant, grocery
store. beauty shop, dry cleaning
store or most any small business II
priced right. Phone or see long
established broker.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave-, RE. b140.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
Businesses for Sale

businesses Tor Sale
French bakery. restaurants. large and
small. groceries, rooming houses.
beauty shops. dry cleaning plants,
to buy or sell. call A. r. SEELYE,
400 L st. NV. DI. 1925.
LADIES' WEAR and infants shop.
N. Arl.: excellent new community;
rent only S175; approx Slo.ono in
merchandise included in purchase
price Of S12,500; some terms. Call
Evening star., 1949-01-26

PAINTS AND GLASS
Suitable for hardware that viii
double the present wk. of $500;
$4,000 down
BILL SIMONS
Evening star., 1949-01-26
PASTOR & LtTZ. INC.

Restaurant-Night Spot
Glass C license. entertainment. To-
Gated in uptown busy 14th st. NV
Rated 2nd BEST business section in
Washington; modern equipment:
nicely decorated; present seating ca
pacity about 175; can be increased.
Average daily business through 9
months of '4s. S270; well estab-
lished: same owner 10 years: good
half cash down, balance notes 5 per
cent interest. C. w. EGGLETON. to
buy or sell, 1917 14th st. NV, DU.
5O51; residence, DU. 0747. -2S
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Facing 3 corners on heavily Travelled
artery: everything under cover: rent
500 mo So 400 down
Evening star., 1949-01-26

RES AU RANI
est shopping centers, In perfect
cond.; dinners and sea food busi-
ness, on and of beer; rs seating
capacity in main din. rm., plus so
seating capacity in pvt. din. rm.
$1,000 cash can handle or will take
in partner.
J. Wesley Buchanan
1901 Columbia pike. CHI. 1341. oW.
2nQr
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CAFETERIA BARGAIN

O1AX II IIIt111 Dz3IlOAI1N
Rent, S76; long lease: free heat;
modern capt; near 18th and Pa
ave. NV. only $4,000: small down
payment Call Mr.. Laritz. ST. 5151.
c. ]. YOUNG, Broker
Evening star., 1949-01-26

DelicateSsen- Frozen Custard
Owner quotes more than $4,000 an
65 per cent cost. Payroll, lights,
heat and other misc. expenses, S4.-
500 annually. Offering business for
SIC. 900, with good lease, including
option to purchase real estate for
an additional $4,000. Terms will
be considered to responsible pur-
chaser: c. W. EGGLETON, to buy or
sell. 1917 14th st. NV. DU. 5O51;
residence. QII n141 -0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Burial will be in Arlington Gem

Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
Mr.. Cake. a native Of Wash.
ington, founded the accounting
firm of Albert 8. Cake & Son
about Is years ago. He previously
was associated with other firms
here as an accountant. He served
with the 10Th Division in World
War I.
A stamp collector for many
years, Mr.. Cake was president OF
the Silver Spring Philatelic Society
last year. He also was a member
of the knights of Columbus. He
lived at 1923 Grace Church road
Silver Spring.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Loretto L. Cake; q son
Albert, jr.; a daughter, Elizabeth
and his mother, Mrs. Jessie B
Cake, all of the Grace Church
road address, and two brothers
Lawrence K. Cake of AL Quincy
street NV, and Gilbert Cake OF
Bali Twentieth street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Can't. James A. Scott
Rites Monday In Arlington

Capt. James A. Scott, United
States Navy, retired, veteran Of
two World Wars, who served in
the headquarters here of Admiral
Ernest J. King during World War
II, will be buried at 2 pm, Mon
day in Arlington Cemetery.
Capt. Scott. who was in the
Navy more than 30 years, died
Tuesday in Memorial Hospital in
New York. after a long illness.
Born in Swanton. Ohio. he was
graduated from the Naval Acad-
envy in 1916. He retired from the
Navy in 1947. He was awarded
the Bronze Star medal with a
gold star.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Delphine E. Scott; q daughter,
Mrs. Philip L. Griffith, and a
brother, Ned v. Scott. Of Houston.
Tex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Harold Marsh Dies
On BronxviIIe VISIT;
Veteran Attorney

Harold N. Marsh, 81. an attor-
ney here more than 30 years, died
last night in Bronxville, N. Y, &C.
cording to word received by friends
today.
Mr.. Marsh, a former president
Of the Kiwanis Club of Washing
ton. came to the District in 1914
from Maine, where he was born
In 1887. At Bowdoin College he
was a classmate Of Associate SUI
preme Court Justice Burton and
of Senator Brewster, Republican
of Maine. He received his law
degree at Harvard University.
Associates Of Mr.. Marsh said
he had been Ill for some time. Un-
til recently he lived at 3515 Lowell
street NV. Death occurred while
he was visiting friends in Bronx
vile.
He was a veteran of World War
I, in which he served as captain
from 1917 to 1919, and a member
OF Local Draft Board No. 2 here
during World War II.
Besides being active in the Dis
trict Bar Association, he also be-
longed to the American Bar
Association, Washington Board Of
Trade and Society of Mayfower
Descendants. His law Office here
was at 1913 Fifteenth street NV.
Mr.. Marsh Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Dorothy Marsh. and
four sons, Harold NJ. jr.; Richard,
Newman and Samuel w. His
mother, Mrs. Newman Marsh, also
survives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12

he fell from a stepladder In the
back yard of his home at 626 z
street S.W.
Police said Mr.. Coberly fell
about eight or ten feet to a brick
pavement when his ladder slipped
as he was cleaning out a drain
spout. He was reported in good
condition at Emergency Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Guilds Choral Group
To Reheorse Tonight

Rehearsal of the Washington
Opera Guilds choral group Is
scheduled for 1880 o'clock tonight
at the United Nations Club. Nine
tenth and r streets NV.
Miss Dorothy Remington, direc-
tor of the guild, said the chorus is
open to anyone who likes to sing
and that additions will be held
after the rehearsal tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Albert 5. Cake Services
Will Be Held Monday

Funeral services for Albert s.
Cake, So, head of an accounting
firm here who died Wednesday at
Mount Alto Hospital. will be held
at 10 am. Monday in st. Johns
Catholic Church, Forest Glen. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-12
Ireiund's Trade

About half Of Fires imports
come from. and almost half its ex-
ports 60 to, Great Britain and
Northern Ireland,
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-15
Physician Buys Valley Practice

Continued From Page D oratory. This lab will permit the study and diagnosis of diseased tissue particularly valuable in the early diagnosis of cancer.
 Miss Martha Collier, surgical nurse and medical technician, until recently of the Virginia Mason Clinic, will arrive in the Valley on Oct. l to take charge of Dr. Bailey's office and lab oratory.
 A second visitor, whose arrival will be of special interest to pr. Bailey, is scheduled to arrive in early November She is Miss Jewell Dean Griffith, a nurse of Seattle and Bremerton, Wash, future bride of the physician. The pair plan a wedding in early November.
 They expect to make their permanent home in the Valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-15
School Enrolment His New High Al ToiaI of 5O8

The enrolment in Palmer School has shattered all former records and it's still growing, it was announced this week by Su- perintendent w. T. Zahradnicek. At time, there were 508 students already enrolled, and a number of late-comers still are due.
 MT. Zahradnicek said he had no doubt that the registration would reach $50 before next spring.
 The biggest job in Palmer's elementary school at present is in the hands of Miss Alice Jean SWeetman, fourth grade teacher. She has 43 pupils in her class. Heaviest enrolment in the high school is in the junior class, which has registered 39 pupils.
 For the first time, modified junior high school plan of in struction is being attempted in the Palmer schools. Students of the seventh and eighth grades are sharing with senior high school students the privileges of gym classes, chorus, band, shop and home economics.
 This program has in part been made possible because the school has been fortunate in securing for it's faculty two women ac- credited for the teaching of home economics. Mrs. Nancy Wade, science instructor, also holds a Smith, Hughes credential in home economics. Mrs. Carolyn Miller is the regular instructor in that department.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-15
Saturday Is
 Kiwunis Club Charter Night

The recently organized KiWa- his Club of the Valley will re- ceive it's charter at ceremonies to be held in the Palmer gymnasi- um Saturday evening. A delega- tion of Anchorage Kiwanians, led by Cecil Roley, lieutenant governor of the organization, will participate in the Charter Night ceremony.
 The evening will begin with dinner at the gym, and will con- clude with a dance.
 Coinciding with the awarding of the charter to the local club on Saturday, it is expected that on that day first evidences of the groups initial civic project will appear. The local KiWaniS Club is sponsoring a plan to name and identify Palmer streets.
 By press-time, the necessary posts had been cut to size and given a coat of white paint. The arrival of stencils to letter the street names was expected inn mediately, and it is planned that the first street signs will be in place by the weekend.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-09-15
Gym Hangs Fire

No decision has been reached between the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Associa- tion and the Palmer School re- garding the control of the gym naSium, it was learned this week. We're still dickering," is the way Superintendent w. T. Zah- radnicek summed up the pres ent status of the question.
Evening star., 1949-08-24

s..s; s:ssss: e aass y. y ss
e. bdss ~ 4ks@. S aps Psf kasan Ma
A'ssss snd ssla kI.slS. o. so19 9 is.h ~
John Saas sSs 81 ,Sd sts Aths;sns Prs''
Louise Gunter. ii, 1875 q st. NV. '
D.ns nd Ass g. PESO Ms
Rupert Green. rs. bos Gath st. ne. and
Virginia Pritchett. "a, s12 Rhode Island
H ph.p. H. a2c 20 1850 geos =: tn n. :. n1 and
sd II e sa aoef and cre.K Mare msS'9
Saul schvart.b.ch, %, 441b Davenport
st. nv, and Sonia Atlas. 20, 916 Emer-
wiii,sn PITTS, ss, @ Howard ,a uniysr.Ity, and
Edward olivsr; ;., e. S3oo ehsmplain sgI IN st.
Charles Joyner, q. 1881 LIST st. sw.. and
An9ss 1HTsths Gas..y y s osa 81 II :
ne. and Helen Tranen, 19, AS Ran
John 5asI; ii; 1913 17th p1 W., me- = and e
slb.rt s,eps o'Ger 5r, Is. Aide, S YEA ana Nil
dred Draper. 80, Arlington. Va.
Frsnss nd La%bsEt rs aoS1n s1oa aarasld as1t
st. NV.
Garland Winstead. 25, Kilmarnock, Va,
and Sue Lambert, "a, Whitestone. Va.
James Finkle, SO, Forest Glen, Md, and
Ernest Jsnious, 46, 1881 22nd st. NV,
and Lillian chinn. 45, 1916 Hayes st.
Edward Kendall. %. 371e Military I'd.
NV, and Yvonne Brown. 20, Arlington,
Va.
william Price, "a, 1853 Jay st. ne. and
Margaret Lane 40 244 9Th st. Sc.
John Mccoy. rs, Arlington, Va, and Caro-
lyn Simpson, %, 2316 40th pI. NV.
Charles Buey. "a. 1888 card st. Sc, and
Harriet Wagner. %. 1890 Evarts st. ne.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Soft Drink Machine Break
Costs Man TODAY Term

A 120-day jail term began to-
day for q man convicted Of at
tempting to rob an outdoor soft
drink machine at q Rhode Island
avenue gas station.
James H. Childs, ~, colored. OF
the first block Of Quincy place
NV, was sentenced after James
Fleming. also colored. Of 1902
Rhode Island avenue NV, testi-
fied ne was awakened by ham,
mering early Monday morning
and saw a man lettering at the
gas station, across the street.
Arriving on Mr.. Fleming's sum-
mons, Pvt. Charles A. Morris Of
No. 2 precinct said he found
Childs, two screwdrivers nearby
and q piece Of wood lodged In the
machine.
Owner of the station. Charles
Kurtz, testified that metal over
the coin return box had been
bent.
The defendant admitted serv-
ing 60 days last year for petty
larceny. Judge Aubrey B. Fen
nell imposed sentence.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
SAlESkAEN Cont. }

LUGGAGE SALESMAN, also men.
wear salesman; good salary; per.
manent positions for the righ'
men; must have experience. A. 4
n. TRADING CO.. SOL D st. nv.
MEN (2). with cars, to sell vacuum
cleaners; experience not necessary
deal in town. See Mr.. KAY at ?2s
9th st: nv: AZ d.ys;x.x d.y; .,,s f.
exper. unnee. WILL ROGERS. 1886
34th st., Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 1852
SALESMAN, to sell Capitol records
and major appliances in Wash. and
suburbs: S: 81 81 1900 "a y iof so sppe %us. $50
SALESMAN-Fine opport. with fast
growing company; territory open ~
6outhern. Md. close to "a; G. NUS
have major appliance selling exper
and car; liberal commission and eal
allowance. For evening intefVieN
phone Waldorf, Nd. 1922. 8 pm: te
AL Coon statesmen, syentusll,
join ENCY. BRITANNICA. Why not
you? Mr.. Bone, RE. 6911. %
Statesmen (3). with cars; II YOU
have direct selling experience you
can earn 500 weekly. Not Canvass
ing, Call Ii. 3-b326 for appt. only
Ask for MR.. JONES. rs
SALESMAN wanted-YounR man. IN
telligent, for . package liauor store.
STEADY position II satisfactory. BOZ
3lS-Z Star 10
Evening star., 1949-08-24
BUILD
AN ADVERTISING
RIISTNESS

Pioneer manufacturer oders
permanent territory agency Tor
It's nationally known lire OF ex;
elusive Advertising calendars ana
posters for general industry, OF.
Zee and home distrihutions,, ART
blotters. booklets, gift and adver-
tising leather items. advertising
specialties. mechanica! ana wooe
pencils, metal and plastic desk
items for the better businessmen.
A profitable, sound and per
manent year-round opportunity
for men Of character and sales
ability. Not for jobbers or SIDE
line men. Prefer salesmen or
businessmen. 80 years or older;
substantial commission ana
Customer lists protected. Ter
ritory advertised.
for large special buyers;
There is never q closed season
for GOOD advertising.
Opening in the District, also
exclusive MARYLAND territories.
Pail campaign Just, startins.
write. giving business experi'
ence and three references.
HE THOS. d. MURPHY COMPAN
RED OAK, IOWA
"The Birthplace =,
Of the Art Calendar Industry.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-hne
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line---50c
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
s.tard.y.. Raas; : s IN; nm. 20 to Pm.
SUNDAY. II am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once
11th and Pennsylvania ave-, at any
Of the Branch ofnces throushout the
city. or
PHONE SHILLING 6OoO.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second IN
0ertton.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
o serial number with date and identi-
des your Advertisement.
When eanceling classified advertise-
ments be sure to make Q note OF the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show . credit for the cancella-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Deaths Reported

tErOm d. e. bureau oI WAL 0thtstiCb.J
James R. H. Bailey. SO. -220 II st. n.s
lydia Armitage. S6, 3410 Quebec st. nv
Howard L. wilkins, ss. 2s14 Adams Nil
conc.peion nc Navarro, 90. $3.50 18th st
Clarence W. Rinee, 7s, No addrss. given
Abraham Cohen, "A, 1887 Geranium 1t
Max spits, u, soldiers Home.
Julius Haack, ~, 1928 Ingraham st. NV
Timothy j. Carroll, 70. 1925 11th st. NV
Nathan r Mills, 65, 2725 2sth st. ne.
Martha H. Mallon. 81 Arlington, Va.
Joseph w. Richards, 42, 2i50 Pa. ave. nv
Perry Dallastatious. Is, Silver Spring. Nd
Joseph Williams. Z, Fredericksburs, Va.
Infant Chick, 100 36th st. ne.
Infant Droney, 4, 704 Atlantic st. Sc.
Isaac Brooks, rs, 616 1st st. Sc.
Stanley Bender, 73, 1910 bth st. NV.
Flora Thomas 63, o21 3rd st. NV
James =. Monor, 81, SO Myrtle st. NV.
Henry walker, so, 31s N. Y. ave. NV.
Robert Scott, AZ. 1925 Reeds ct. NV.
Stroller c. Dallas, as. 1880 oeorsia ave
virginia D. Scales. ~. 1918 Columbus st
Carl Parker. 2, $40 NJ st. NV.
Infant THOMPSON, 1923 Cecil I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Post Exchanges Ruled
Exempt From SoIes Tax

The Commissioners have adopt
ed a ruling by Corporation Coun-
sci Vernon e. West that military
post exchanges and officers and
enlisted mems clubs are exempt
from the sales tax.
Retail sales by private stores
or concessionnaires operating on
the Federal areas, however. are
subject to the provisions Of the
tax act.
Evening star., 1949-08-24

Louis Fuchs. 30, 20 warts ct. ne. and
Helen drindle, 80, 421b 7th st. NV.
STANLEY seward. "a, Of Arlington, Va, and
Betty watkins, 20. Of 1882 Reservoir I'd
NV.
Stanley Onley, 20, and Wilhelminia Thomas
26, both Of 1857 Rosedale st. ne; -.u.
Joseph Connor. 81, Westmoreland Nus
Nd, and Marie Gallesos, %, 41O7 18th
Elmer schvartxman, 50, and Mary soddsn
"a, both of Baltimore.
Lloyd Tucker, 90, 602 Gresham pl NV,
and Ruth Clark, 20. 310 q st. ne.
Gordon Jarvis. 22, Bladensbyrs Md.; ant and
EdWin Scott. II. and Emma Leishear. 4s,
Edward Ghormley, IS, Chevy Chase. Nd,
and Eyssn Mclean 81 Fsi,linft8n u.in to- Va
and Minnie Hart. rs, 1928 E:S Bass gl; ne
IS, both Of Alexapdria, Va.
william HsEer: 46, 4o7 1sa 3rd i st; nv and
Paul Heser. 80. 1914 36th st.. NV, and
Mildred Manning. 81. 1928 3sth st. NV;
Olivia Bullock. 21. 230 W st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
AElR XQMEN

1DViEORY SERVICE-Openings fol-
ambitious, cultured women over SO
with nationally adver. arm: Full oi
part time. Call OIL. 9714, 2.e
Wed. for appointment; Thurs Elk
ASSISTANT IN Advertising dept. O.
gent, alert girl will fnd opportu.
nifty to learn and advance; mus,
type well and learn operation o.
addressograph, knowledge OF aover'
tising helpful. good starting salaIy
G. G.. wHSsrsa Miss sau.s I s6ast s5 S'ss g. 1oss
Asssissr. s;Hs 70 MGR, real ..t.t: once
tyninx' simple bookkeeping; age 81
to 40: prefer married woman. resi-
dent Of Sill. Spr. or Takoma Pk
Perm. pos. Write Box 4b4-x. Star
BEAUTICIAN. top salary and com
q! MooHk D!1!, sdAoss4f1 ME. s41o: SALON. ts t4ss
perienced: fve-day, 40-hour week
sOT discount on purchases. Appl'
personnel once, fourth door. o. s
,kkAEfr k4EFr soSs oofssx2o. S2i with ..psrisne. mss
mission. mis- 1858 Conn. ave. -s6
BOOKKEEfER, from 8 to /. or from,
10 to 2, 5-day week, capable OF
haadling set OF double entry BOOK
for corp. state experience and sal,
.soSckkhEfsa &, asilsiss Cox MAeaiSE .6erElzA
TTafoNEYs TAI s1esTainfiS NC, sss siss e. ase9si:
AVE-; ,,I siiysE TIx spriass MssdHdsr ma on.is Tor
is to 3b. familiar with .eommereial
9s; 9oSa ..sI1 SCE1' see MR
cISMiEK-CHECKRR-Must be expe-
rienced and fast. Night work In 4, z
LIST class restaurant. References VII
Rp :; ssw1s nsss4a5k%s s:1;I5 eesn Ss
cSSSspHnijss.f1rlsr-cr.dis SSpnj .yf once. In.
mems speciality shop. pleasant
NJ. sG.1.aih AIKEN 'e '6eRosSxs Of 1925 ;
's: az :ss ;;;as: s:::s. '';; - ss rs
cEtkk iti *. to h.nd,. inventor, control
and sales records; siso general once
work; aceurst; ,n,ns: M,:n uGnT nsSre' vsef %
Ws;aasoLsssAfs s;aso E & fEiYea,hHos o1Nse g. re.
1910 Montana ave. ne. AT. 300 s
CLERK fYPIsT, immed. opening,
perm. position. excel. working cond.,
$46 per Wk. to start for 65a.day wk..
must have some exper. in credit
REQUIRED. II you DO not quality. Dc
NOT apply. Apply MANHATTAN
AUTO q RADIO CO, 17O6 7th 1t.
CIEIK.TYPIgT, pleasant WORKING
cond. Apply employment once.
WARDNAN PARK HoI8L goo
CiEEK.TYfiSf = Excellent opportu-
nity for advancement. go0d salary,
air conditioned once, pleasant work.
ine conditions. Apply at omce, TIL
Y6UNd NUTS SHOP. 1919 st.
Evening star., 1949-08-24

Finnan and Trudis Woods. boy.
John and Dorothy zottoli, boy.
Thomas and Helen Harris. boy.
Charles and Edith Head, boy.
Lawrence and Christine Henderson, boy
James and Doris Henderson, girl.
Arthur and Loretta Henderson, gtfl.
Emmett and Mary Henson, boy
Theodore and Evelyn Herbert, girl.
Mathew and Joyce High, girl.
Lee and Geneyieve Hill boy.
Franklin and Wilma Hilton, girl.
Johnny and Christine Holt, girl.
John and Juanita Horton, boy.
Sylvester and Josephine Howard. girl.
John and Dorothy Howard. girl.
Charles and Grace jackson, girl.
Richard and Dolores Jackson, boy.
Steven and Omettee Jackson. boy.
william and Cornelia Jacob. girl.
Rainey and Rosa James, boy.
Kenneth and Phnlis Jameson, boy.
George and Bertha Jeter, boy.
Ollie and jamie Johnson, boy.
William and Juanita johnson, girl.
Tommy and Velma johnson, girl.
William and Dorothy johnson. girl.
Nelson and Irene johnson, boy.
Sam and Lounell Jones, boy.
Howard and Lucy Jones, boy.
Ivor and Mary Joy. boy.
Willie and Ollie Joyner. girl.
Morris and Doris KinZer, boy
John and Marie Lawson, girl.
Henry and Johnnye Leak, girl.
Edmond and Ruth Levy. boy.
Grafton and Mary Lewis, boy.
William and Sarah Manning, boy.
John and Christine Marshall. girl.
Samuel and Charlotte Marshall. boy.
James and Rebecca Martin, girl.
Herman and Jean Martin, glrl.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
HELP MEN AND woMEk

n&kp MEN AMI wOWS6N
Man AND VIE. to take core q .m
farm nr. Mclean. Va; good salary;
house With plumbing and elee. An
rixsisTs,iat:n ixsh h11 A as Ds dance. .sadie
q sy0e; .oa music 4s ss:I :s:t. ''l'rsy s1
PEKSON to take complete charse OF
:od. fountain and 1d,dn,aS. ssnSviia hon bar; I;
sat, soc per hour to start. Apply
: METCALT. 1920 colesviile I'd. sH.
BfG fs-G; EXTRA PROFITS. Sell friends
Amertss's foremost Ghristm.s ss.d E
printed cards. gorgsous 21-card de
luxe boxes, novel plastic cards. sta
tonery, eift items Samples on ap-
provai. HAsTERcRAFT, 100 n.
Eutsv st. galtimeEs l.. Md: ...
men and women with sincere voices,
who can really sell. Call 81. 5SoS
for appointment. -zS
W6NTID-Msrried nondrinking: cple.,
Is manager Of small roomtng house
for reduced rent; man must be empl.
Box ASK, star.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
Briton to Give 1olk

Sir Sidney Caine. chief OF the
British Treasury and Supply Mis-
sion in Washington, will speak on
Britain's present financial prob
lens at 4 meeting Of the Over
seas Writers at 12:45 pm. tomor-
row in the South American Room
Of the Hotel Statler.
Evening star., 1949-08-24
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