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Evening star., 1950-06-07
HELP wTp. AGENCIES tcens.

TYPISTS, TO $45 WK.
Law once. PIX, opr.
Real Estate typist. PIX.
Hotel PIX; typist. exper.---sIssss
Assoc. once typist, fast. .s45 wk.
Many others. temp. and perm.
BOYD's, 700 18th, Cor. G
RECEPTIONISTS
We need immediately, several attrsc-
tive young women for interesting
front-ofiee positions. Some typing
req.
LEEDS EMPL. SERVICE
$50 F St. NV. ST. 1890.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s G St. NV.
MEN
Administrative asst, medical back
ground. familiar with surgery and
surgical terms, to 80 yrs; start
computor. cube and weights; exper''
Sales once machines. sa5-s5o plus
commission.
Parking lot mgr, charge Of several
$50 to $75.
Route statesmen, milk. food, store-to-
store exper. nee; married, local;
cash bond req; S65 plus.
WOMEN
SECY.- .-STENOGS.
Publicity, days, S220-S230.
Real estate. 5 days; $3.50.
Airline publicity. days; $195.
Merchandise mgr, 5 days; S215 up.
Administrative, 80 words shorthand; /;
winter, summer vacation; 5 days;
So, 400.
Association, fast shorthand; 35-hr.
wk: $3.50.
And others.
TYPISTS
Assistant bookkeeper- -typists, B days;
$3.50.
Cashier. operate MGR 1000, slight
tipping; 3 days; $40.
Receptionist-typ As w.p.m.; 8
days; $50.
CLERK-TYPISTS
Real estate, 5 days; $175.
Others, S160-S1 80.
Beginner Secys. .-Stenogs.
6O-w.pm. tipping, 90-100 words
shorthand; excel. oppor. for ad-
vancement: quick raises; 8 days;
go 400-S9 H00
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NEwMYER AND BREss. Attorneys

EEWMYER AND BREss. Attorneys.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 74950. Ad-
ministration.--This. is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate. Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Leona A.
Sanders. also known as L. Lancaster
Sanders and as Mrs. Leona Johnson,
late Of. the District of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers. thereof, legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the LIST day Of December.
AID. 1880: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Given under my hand
this 3Ist day Of May. 1880. ALVIN
J.. NEWMYER. 1901 18th St. NV
(Seal) Attest: ELLA A. BROWN
Deputy REGISTER Of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. ieT14o1
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ROUTE SALESMAN

For established laundry and dry
cleaning route; experience in this
line not necessary, excellent oppor-
tunity for young man willing to work
WEST END LAUNDRY
1923 Pennsylvania ave. NV, between
10 and 1880 am.
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PRODUCE MEN-We have openings
for experienced produce men; 5-day
week; excellent working conditions
and wages, including paid vacations
and free hospitalization; surgical
coverage: employe benefits. Apply
RIM. 124, Shirlington Trust Bldg.
Shirhngton Shopping Center, Ar
REAL estate sALEsMEN-Excelien
opportunity for full-time experienced
nearby va. property. Cali Mr.. Hart
66EI1ALTsYs,x Re- INC. 4761 Lee hwy.
ROOFERS, asphalt shingles. long job,
good pay. Cali WA. s2176. IS
ROUTE MAN. between 25 and As
yrs. Of age; guaranteed pay plus
commission; good opportunity for
right man who is experienced in
saIRFrs ss1nF and n1EANsss Outside eo7 soliciting
q
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CARL c. sMUCK, Attorney,

IN THE UNITED STATES, pIsTRIcT
Court for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court. - In re:
Estate Estate Of Annie c; EdWards:o Pc
ORDER OF PUBLCATION.-Let-
ters of Administration, C. t. a. upon
all Of the monies, goods, chattels,
rights and claims Of Annie c. Ed
wards, deceased, late of the District
ereD uso Maay aay4g + Bean Bssn on e
Sth day. of. March. 1949, and no
distribution having as yet been made
OF the residue of said Estate to any
OF the persons entitled thereto as
heirs at law and next Of kin OF said
DESCENDANT So an and it having been made It,d,s
herein the 18th day Of FEBRUARY,
1850, for the appointment of Harry
l.. Ryan, Jr., Esquire, Master to
ascertain and determine who are the
ne next q. of kin. kin Of Of SAID Annie E; = Ed
sible for the said Administrative,
C. t. a. to determine definitely who
are all Of the persons who would
be entitled to participate in said
ESTATE es1te apa tSs abf 6eWse mpSSssSe to to
each of the next Of kin until each OF
tained, and it having been Ordered
by this. Honorable Court on the 2Sth
day OF February. 1850, that said
thereon shall be deemed a Plenary
Proceeding within the meaning OF
Section 81, Title 10 Of the District
Of Columbia Code G940), and there
having been issued, pursuant to said
Order Order, the usual process Of this
ties in interest in said Estate, as
hereinafter set forth, to appear in
the United States District Court for
the, District of Columbia. holding
geneies Of said Petition, which said
process has been returned mot to
ham, and 1t being probable that the
unknown parties herein are also
non-residents Of the District Of CO.
1850. ORDERED: :, That u Thomas
at law and next of kin of Annie C.
Edwards, deceased. and all other
persons concerned. having or claim
ing TO have any right. title, interest
appear in this Court on the 10th
day of July, 1850. to answer under
oath said Petition. and to show
cause, If any they have, why they
to distributive shares in said Estate
as well as also why the prayers of
said Petition should not be granted
and Harry l.. Ryan. Jr.. Esquire,
appointed Master as therein prayed.
THER oRDERED: That COPY Of
this Order be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter, and in The
Evening Star Newspaper. the latter
a newspaper of general circulation
published in the DISTRICT Of colum.
consecutive months, before the re-
turn day herein mentioned. the first
Of said publications to be not later
than ninety days before said return
day; BuRNITA SHELTON MAT;
Attest: MELVIN MARQUES. Deputy
Register of Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. ap5, 19-my10 ,24-je7,21
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SPOTTERS

Experienced on wool wear Apply
DICKEY'S CLEANERS, 7th and
Franklin SITS. ne. %
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper
must be exp, under 35; attractive
apply in person 1928 Ga. ave. NV.
or Mr., CANTER. 3
SUPERINTENDENT for two moderr
apartment buildings; must be ca.
pable and able to furnish good ref.
erences. Salary, $125 month plul
vacation Write to Box oak, Star
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Top product; quality field; nationally
old Leads supplied; no canvassing,
collections or delivery, high percent
age sales versus presentations. Per-
manent Job. Car necessary for local
driving. Age 25-40. Want top flight
man or woman for top fight job.
To arrange for personal interview
write giving phone number to Box
267.J Star
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QUALIFICATIONS

We will employ several men over eS
OF sood character and able TO handle
company funds and merchandise
honestly. Must be neat and have
gooc local references. Car essential.
Good opportunity for advancement
IN our national organization. Start
ing compensation will be discussed
at time of interview.
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HELP MEN tcons.)
Carpenters-FOrenen
Chauffel1r-Hol1seman

Wanted experienced. settled colored
man. Best references required. Per-
manent position, good wages, small
household. Write full details, Box
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LEONARD BLOCK, Attorney,
800 r st. NV.
Filled Nav 10, 1850 Harry M Hui

Filed May 10, 1850. Harry M. Hull,
IN THE uN1rE6 6ifgF STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia
-aJENNIE KNOT LIGHTFOOT,
Respondents;-Civil Action ,1633-50;
NOTICE; Nc r To oyella Mash, Pearl ear
George Morris Fay, United States
District Attorney for the District OF
Columbia, and Charles H. Humes,
Jessie E. Evans, William A. Humes.
Lillian c. Dorman. George Moran,
Mary Taylor, Lizetta Essex, Grace
Knott Stone, Ethel Knott Burch.
Beatrice Knott Crawford, Frances
Jacot, and to all whom it may
concern: The petitioner, JENNIE
KNOTT LIGHTFOOT. having filed
her petition in the above-entitled
cause Se for the appointment Of a
tribute certain funds in the Registry
Of said Court, belonging to said
Absentees, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court on the
Both day of June, 1850 and show
cause why Receiver should not
be appointed OF the funds held
and disposed Of under the provisions
Of Chapter of Title 20, Sections
701 to ia of the 1910 Code for
the District of Columbia, provided
a copy of this Notice be published
ys weeks Yy.ip,,a,n II The Evening Star and
EDWARD M CURRAN Judge.
tSeaLl A True Copy. Test: HARRY
Deputy Clerk my24,31 ,je7
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, JR., for o local c.p.a
ONCE. Reply In own handwriting
and salary expected. JULIAN
SAVAGE, 1406 G st. NV. IS
ASST. MANAGER, for restaurant,
exper., best refs, sober and de-
pendable Call EX 1912 q
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HELP MEN
JANITOR

The Star has an opening for q colored
janitor who Is 21-30 years Of age
ambitious, and capable OF passing q
physical exam; the applicant Sc
being trained, and will be trans
ferred to the night janitor force
after . months time. Apply per-
sonnel. Room 5O6.
Evening Star Building
1101 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-06-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR
Steady position. wages and commits
BEAUTY SALON. 1406 Monroe st.
BOOKKEEPER-Must be expert on
double-entry system and capable Of
being ONCE supervisor resident OF
the Bethesda or Rockville area pre-
ferred. Please write at once, advis-
ing experience and references. Box
BOoKkEEPiER-sTENoGRAPHER, ex-
per, 6-day week. 1109 woodward
Bldg. -e
Evening star., 1950-06-07

ROUTE statesmen
For laundry and dry cleaning routes;
no experience: salary and commits
sion. Apply between and 10
am, KENT STORES, 2O35 w. Va
ave. ne.
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HAIR STYLTST

HAIR SIYLlST
Excellent opportunity. Call 81. 3e97.
HARDWARE SALESMAN, Experienced
preferred. HILLCREST HARDWARE,
2S10 Alabama ave. s.e. -S
HEATING Statesmen, must be fully
exper., with local reference. Good
closer. SOLAR HEATING CO., OK.
o044. after 8 pm -7
Investigator Trainee
21-26; good opportunity for ambi-
tious young man to learn finance
business with national organiZation;
training for branch Office mgr; per-
manent salaried position and many
other company. benefits. Apply in
person Wednesday eve June Z, 1880
to 8 pm, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CORP. 7914 Ga. ave, Sil. Sp.. Md.
JANTTOR, colored, for apt. house.
Must be experienced and have
ters and utilities. Apply 8 to IL,
2730 Wisconsin ave. NV. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. men for
landscape work. Cay OIL. e222. -
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HElp WoAEN tcene.l

BooKKEErER- vrFfsr --- Must be
exps-.s pleasant hours; refa re-
auired. Apply C14ARKS. INC, So5
l4th 81, nv. IS
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wool. PRESSERS

Vacation with pay; must be fast
and good; good opportunity for
right women. Apply in person.
OFFICIAL CLEANERS. 3740 Mime.
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TAILORS

Experienced coat makers, new work
WuNER'S, sol 14th st. NV. q
TELEVISION REPAIRMAN. excellent
opportunity. good salary. Cal
Herndon 224 3
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STENO. O.-TYPIST

type figures accurately: 40-hr, 5.
day week; generous company benes
f1ts.. Apply personnel once.
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
Evening star., 1950-06-07

TELEVISION SERVICE
INSTALLATION MEN
WANTED AT ONCE!
II you are an experienced television
service or installation man and can
prove your qualifications. a perma-
nent position that offers top pay,
ample car allowance, group hospi-
talization, insurance plan. vacation
and air-conditioned shop awaits you
at LACY'S. Only experienced men!
Apply in person to Mr.. Halle,
LACY'S, service bldg, 1880 Que st,
S.w.
TRUCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white
only; thoroughly exp, references re-
quired; 5-ft. 10-in. tall or better.
1888 Half st. Sc. 3
TRUCK DRIVER, must know Wash
ington and metropolitan area. AR
L1NCYTON WOODWORK 81 LUM-
BER CO. GIL, 4014 %
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PRESSERS

Wool; must be experienced. Apply
in person, JOHNSON CLEANERS
1881 r. I. ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent employment for expert
enced stenographer, under 30;
conditioned once group insurance
and other employe benefits b-day,
40-hr. wk. Apply SAFEWAY
STORES INC, 1s45 4th OF. n.e.-s
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK. real estate
once. Learn real estate. convey
ancins and ins. business; bls day
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924
l4th st. NV, Df. 1896
STENOGRAPHER-T Typist--By old es-
tablished insurance firm; 5-day wk (;
pleasant working environment. Boz
oT4-J Star e
Evening star., 1950-06-07

CLERKS. 2, for grocery store and
enced only. Apply in person,
SILVER'S MARKET, 6725 Roosevelt
ave, Seat Pleasant, Md. -
CLOTHING SALESMAN, experienced
in made-to measure clothes; state
age, experience. Box 402-L, Star.
, 1950-02-01
JAMES "A. BOUGH
in ST. THOMAS;
TO VISIT HERE

James A. Bough who has
been in the news for the past
several months as a possible
candidate for the post of Cow
ernor of the Virgin Islands, ar
rived in st. Thomas on Satur-
day last, according to the St.
Thomas Daily News.
The only native born candi-
date in the governorship
race, Mr.. Bough is supported
by some Virgin Island or
CARNATIONS and also promin-
ent citizens on the mainland.
According to the News he
was asked ito comment on his
candidacy but declined stat
ing that he is on home leave
from his official duties and his
visit at this time has no bear
ing on his interest in the Vir-,
gin Islands post"
HLE#aE
, 1950-02-01
representative OF
Veteruns E%mploYmnt
Service Due Feb. 8

Edgar Mullenhoff, official
representative Of the United
States Employment Service at
San Juan, Puerto Rico, is ex-
pected to be in ST. Croix on
Wednesday, February 8, for
the purpose of interviewing
all veterans who may have re-
lated employment problems.
It is suggested that all inter-
ested veterans arrange to in
terview him at the Veterans
Administration office on that
day during the hours of 1920
a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
, 1950-02-01
Chinese Air Force
Commander Plans to
Defend Two Islunds

Commander of the Chinese
Nationalist Air Force said that
the defending forces on the 2
islands Of Formosa and Hahn
an are well prepared for a pos
sible invasion attempt. A force
Of 100000 Nationalist troops
guard the Islands against an
estimated 800, 900 communists
who are said to be preparing
for an amphibious offensive.
, 1950-02-01
STUCK
ON REEF: MOTOR
BOATS RUSH TO AID

"A schooner of British regis
try, the Capital &C" chartered
by the Estate of Cornelius
Pentheny, got stuck on what.
is known as the "Round Reef
at the entrance to the steamer.
channel between IL and 1
o'clock today; three motor.
boats, owned by Captain Han
sen, Messrs. Dale and Rey-
nolds of the Comanche Hotel,
and Francis Cantrell, have
been making efforts to free
the vessel which is endanger-
ed by strong gusts of a Is mile
wind. The vessels home port
is Antigua.
At the request of Acting
Governor de Castro a Coast
Guard Cutter is rushing from
St. Thomas to aid in salvaging
the vessel.
Acting Director of Police
George Matthias has been out
on the motor boats to assist in
the rescue operations.
, 1950-02-01
Starlight was Winner
Over Doreen. Fuvorite

Starlight, belonging to Alex
Williams, was the winner over
over Doreen, the favorite, in
the second race at Manning's
Bay on Monday, after a most
thrilling neck and neck race.
In the report in yesterdays
paper, Doreen was named the
winner. This error was pointed
cut by a fan who lost on Do
reen. We gladly make this cor
rection.
, 1950-02-01

Several requests have been
sent to Mr.. Bough to speak in
Guiding one from the Avis
Forum, to- speak in Frederik-
sted & Christiansted this latter
invitation was first made when
Mr.. Bough last visited the Is
land. Thus far, he has accept
ed only the invitation from
the Congressional Council.
Plans are also being made
to give a dinner for the guests
of the organization and also
the members, The program
Committee is working towards
making this celebration a
memorable one in the Coun-
ellis history.
, 1950-02-01

CHICAGO, ILL. Carl E. Bos.
from, who literally grew up" in,
the grain business, has been elected
president of the Chicago Board Of
Trade, worlds largest grain ex.,
change. His new Office climaxes ell
career that began when he took al
job as messenger boy with Lowell
Holt & Company, Chicago grain
commission merchants. He pro-;
Igressed through all phases of the
business until he became a director.
and vice president of the firm in.
I1949. He became a member of the
Board of Trade in 1922 and has
served as first vice president, as
second vice president, and as a
member and chairman of various
committees. He also holds the i'm
portant position of vice chairman Of
the National Grain Trade Council,
AN association of grain exchanges
and grain dealers organizations
throughout the United States.
, 1950-02-01

ACIIl VI Tic OlSdlllLdlIOL.
Attorney Bough arrived in
St. Thomas recently but the in
vitation went forward to him
some weeks ago.
Chief Of the Caribbean Div
vision of Non-Self Governing
Territories, Mr.. Bough is one
Of the candidates mentioned
for the post Of Governor of the
Virgin Islands. He was former
ly District Attorney for the
Virgin Islands.
The Congressional Council
officers and members are max
ing preparations for an OUT
standing celebration Of the
celebration of the anniversary.
Included in the tentative pro-
gram will be a service at the
St, Johns Anglican Church
; after which there will be a
procession to the Wharf area.
For the past two weeks
workmen under the personal
supervision of President Al
fred Francis have been busily
engaged in painting and re-
pairing the outside of the
building and, if time permits,
the inside will also be given
a going over. The ceremon-
les will be held on the Band
stand however, from which
Mr.. Bough will speak.
, 1950-02-01
James A. Bough 10 be Guest Speaker al
v |. Congressional Council Celebration

Attorney James a. Bough will be the guest speaker at the
twentieth Anniversary celebration Of the Virgin Islands Con
gressional Council, Branch No. 2, to be held on Monday, Feb
ruary l3. The invitation was extended by Alfred Francis, presi-
, 1950-02-01

BOSTON, MASS-Drawing shows how seven grotesque1y-masked
Eunmen entered Drinks Inc, Office from Prince St entrance, noise
ef them armed, and stage one of the greatest holdups in American
history. The victims were forced to lie face downward on the floor with
their hands tied behind them while the gunner methodicaNy stufel
II money bags, containing ST, 100000 into two large sacks. Within %
minutes Of their entry, they fled via the same route dotted linel
Evening star., 1950-02-24
JOHN T. RIGGS. Attorney,

= n.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia, hold
ing probate court.-Estate Of
Motley B. Sothoron, deceased
No: 1887. Administration Docket
herein for probate of the last viii
and testament of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said
estate, by John T. Reyes, it is or
dered this 18th day Of February,
A. D. 1850, that Annie May Hiss,
nonresident, and the unknown
heirs at law and next of kin of
deceased and all others cone .rned,
appear in said Court on Monday,
the 9th day of March, A. D. 1850,
at 1000 o'clock am. to show cause
why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
Eshed in the washington Law
Reporter" and "The Evening Star"
once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the hrst publication to
be not less than thirty days before
said return day Witness, the Hon.
orable BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief
Judge of said Court, this 18th day
of February, AID. 1850. tSealD At
test: MELVIN j. MARQUES, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court felH,24 mh3
Evening star., 1950-02-24
PROPOSALS

IoR sALE-Three CD single-color
q. S. Government Printing Once.
Purchasing Division, washington
rs. %; p; G, Scaled r proposals yill be
EST. March 10. 1850, for for the sale s;
Of three Cd Single Color Rotary
numbers 45ss, 1888 1862 and Id 5sos.
These presses are now used for
printing the Congressional Record
pna press fmsr plts FROM so pos .na Each +
designed to run either separate or
20, "a, IS. sO 90. S'is.f ~ Is. s. s. and 81 s.
Page esnaf,91n eombinations; a;nd d The pntrimmed
The plates are 80 inches thick
and have. separate lock-ups, The
cylinder circumference is 3S inches
and impression cylinder undercut
;Oss inch; The presses have so
rase5 q sDesa o go6nsng r9m seven
minute: and will deliver products
UP to $4,000 Impressions per hour.
The presses have four roller ink
oistributlon systems mounted on
movable, carriages. The fountains
tnS haye 1sept ad!Sstng for ink - Se.
with a pasting device for pasted
signatures and press No. 5S0S is
provided with eight stitching heads.
The electrical equipment on each
press consists Of one 35,horsepower
rect current motor. The controls
provide approximately so tncre-
ments of speed ranging from
threading speed to approximately
$4,000 impressions. per hour. Bid
ders are requested to bid on presses
G. P. o.. Nos. 1892. 4593 and 5SOS
separately. In the event only two
presses are authorized for sale.
presses numbered 1892 and 4593
will be sold and press No. 5S0S
that the presses offered for sale
win be available. to the purchaser
in the period between December
]. 1851 and March i. 1852 Bid
ders are requested to inspect the
old presses before submitting any
quotation. Blank proposals and
complete specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the Director of Pur-
chases, U. S. Government Printing
ONCE, washington IS, .. c.
Evening star., 1950-02-24
.EGAL NOTICES
GORMAN 4 GATELY,
Columbian Building.

lied Feb. 81. 1850; Harry M. Hull,
N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
H. Kelly, trustee under
will Of Virginia Collins Kelly, Plain
tin, vs. Virginia Blanche Kelly
Whipple, infant ct al, Defendants
CIVIL ACTION NO. 5391-4e.-
ORDER NISI FOR SALE OF REAL
H. Kelly, trustee, hav-
ms reported to the Court receipt Of
an offer to purchase Lot 81 in
square 1858 in "Randle Highlands"
q subdivision made by the United
states Trust Company, trustee. as
Per Pe plat recorded in Liber 36. Folio
nis+n 81 IN the Surveyors once for the
Sl.Soo.00, all cash. subject to a
brokers' commission of 500. 90, and
sala trustee having recommended
acceptance Of said offer, it is by the
Sourt this -21st day Of February,
dsoo, ordered that said offer be ac-
eeepteo and the sale ratified and con-
nfEeo unless cause be shown to the
contrary or higher offer for said
rear estate acceptable to the Court
os mace on or before the 1th day
OF March, 1850, at 10 am, at
s;I Waicn time higher offers will be con-
Siaereo ano objections to said sale
neaioi provloed that a copy of this
Vnaea ;p oe puohShed once in the Wash
The Evening Star at least 10 day,
before the last mentioned date. IS
EDWARD A. TAMM, Judge. (seai y
HULL; Clerk By HELEN r =
STRAUSS. Deputy Clerk feo4
Evening star., 1950-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

INCOME TAX computed at reason
able All, rates. AD. 6.ll; 1880 sara
rax tHsa RnTuRSs nys NJ rkEpAkI3At hpE; ss3B vos
AFTnER FER THIS DATE, Thomas B.
Blake, 119 3rd st. NV, will be re-
sponsible for no debts other than
those contracted for himself. JAMES
ej,bs0s bP0S' ~. attorney y. at Law .ls
rAX RETURNS prepared by former
1901; ewes. and Sun, Lo. 3-sOs7.
AL HI TAx xrg1;ug,1ssN rsgE1Tg,RNs.TAx CENTER, 3
5 555f. EoaKh0bz oSRs b1r14, I'VE Sum, n.y. y hyRs h5
ALL INCOME TAx-Fed., D c., Nd,
Va S3 up. RIM. 2O3. 400 9th NV.
ne slll' Bus records So wklys up,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
TtfTrYth qtnfT Than 9sdr myself: EDWARD "
WE;Ltt,BRED VEIL: GENTLEMAN, live
wire wire desires evening work that will
usual versatility; viii provide hand nd
NoTicEs OF Do ANNGsLa HSfs aftsH MEE1iSG, : GG,
Community Chest and Planning
Eo9uhcll Of Prince Georges County,
aaLioay, March 3. 1850 at pm
;3I23 34th St, Mt. Rainier, Mary
% Iano. All contributors welcome
ihk ANNUAL MEETING of the
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MlirUiIns MarUIsgd ASSOCIATION Ss;2S of Hyattsvil!e
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81, Hyattsville,, MARYLAND. Tuesday.
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