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Evening star., 1950-01-15
statesmen

Aluminium awnings, made In
WASHINGTON. Now is the time
10 make your connection sell
Ing the most popular item for
home and business. All the
spade work has been done, and
public acceptance has been
won. You can cash in on all
this. We have the finest prod
uct and the most attractive
money-making proposition IN
washington. The season Is
now beginning and those
salemen starting now Will reap
the reward.
Cali between 9:30 and B
nm. Monday through Friday,
I'll @ st. Sc.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Sell Adding Machines
n0R S12Qbl MAKE 1851

Possible to make over $40 day sell
ing nationally advertised addins
machines for only S12.95., complete
They're desk-model portables, pre-
eision-built business machines, fully
xuarsnteed, Easy to operated Amaz-
{nsiy easy TO sell! Send for life.stze
today TO LIGHTNING ADDING MA
CHINE CO., INC, Deps. Ell, a43 s.
epring st., Los Angeles 13, Calii:
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Heating Statesmen, Two
Nu.t be able to travel and be ex-
perienced in calling on dealers,
Wholesalers, distributors and iobbers
la Delaware, Virginia and Maryland
for one Of the oldest mfg, OF heating
equipment, coal, oil and gas fur1
neces. Call Gaithersburg,. Nd, 13o
for appointment or write giving COM
plete details, P. o. Box 246, CATH
erShurE, Nd. To-
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SALESMEk tcont'dl

SALESMAN, $4,000 up GLASS; career
opportunity for right man; appoint
ment selling only; we have more
eonta contacts nnarfI than our present stan can
magazine publicity; draw against
earned commission. ENCYCLOPAE-
Ola BRITANNICA. Call Mr.. Magill,
RE. 6911, for executive interview.
SALESMAN, speciality. experienced
with automotive trade, selling motor
oils and lubes; nationally known
brand; old-established Washington
flrm. Box CAV, Star.
PAPER SALESMAN, sentile, perma-
nent' must be presently, employed
wrappines, napkins, etc. Apply in
sdentafssn asn0Tstns BOX sse-s' og5 star leD'' con.
sALEsMEN wanted for new household
item: locally an.nPnns made siss9sti1 ants money
SALESMAN, children's knitvear;
opportunity, for, right man with
leading childrens knitwear manu-
featuring. No objection non-connict-
ing line. Must have car and fol.
specially shops. Start at .once.
TWO INTELLIGENT MEN, over 25,
for sales and service work. Approved
for veterans on-the-job training:
permanent position. Call WA. 1862
MEN, White or colored, to sell t.v.
and appliances door to door on a
no-money-down basis: high commits
sion paid. Apply MR.. ROBERTS
1901 7th st. NV. IL
ADDING MACHINE, cash register
and bookkeeping machine statesmen;
guaranteed territory; draw against
commissions; this is permanent
proposition. R. C. ALLEN BUS1-
NESS MACHINES, INC, 1903 l. st.
NV MA S5S2.
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DENTAL DETAIL
Tpp ESENTATIVF


Old established firm seeking repre-
sentative to detail nationally knoWr
product to dental profession II
States of Va, w. Va, Ky. and No
Car, with headquarters in Washlng'
ton, D. c. Previous exper. unnec.
essary Must have good appearance
and be high school graduate between
80 and 40 years old. Car essentla!
Salary and exp. Box 2o3-R. star.
I'm READY TO SEND YOU
A CHECK FOR Sl,OOO.oo!
I mailed A. J. Brandsma q commits;
sion check for ST 600. W. D. Mlchael
has AVERAGE earnings over 81 900
per year with US since 1914. IneSe
are lust two examples OF many Dig
checks I mail to my men each month
and I'm ready to start them COM
ing to you! If you are 30 or over
and willing to work hours Gay,
this exceptional big money is open
to you. Our product is necessity
IN building maintenance-sold every
where to large and small users. Our
men make 30co on an average Sluu
order. If this sounds good to you,
let me give you all the facts: Please
write In detail to VICE PRESIDENT,
Dept. Ais, Box 1S9, Fort WORTH. l.
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STENOGRAPHER

Permanent employment fol-
experienced strenographer
not over 35 years of age. Tc
work in real estate dept. o1
large organization. Pleas
ant working conditions
group insurance and other
employe benefits. 5-day, 40
hour week.
SAFEWAY STORES, INC,
1S45 4th ST. NE.
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CANVASSERS AND
CREW MANAGERS

49, w @F4A&4NA Az LII W.
Excellent oppty. for women of cali
round work; new sensational house
c1ALTY MARKETING. INC. SO
Lexington ave. New York, N. Y. /.
CANYAsSER. refined, educated lady,
81 per hour, plus commission.
Music ], = 81 JINssTiTuTE, saaE 7s7 1lth St St
CAsHIER4ESper. MGR operator; in
stallments exper. pref, but not es-
sentlal; excel. salary; steady position.
Apply sLoAN'S, 735 7th st, NV.
CASHIER, CASH! general otice worker, for
salary: LIBERAL CLOTHING CO,
CASHIER, asst. bookkeeper; must be
able to operate MGR 5000" INSTALL
ment machine; excellent salary
E1SEMAN'S, F st. at 7th NV.
CASHIER CHECKER. full time, in
cafeteria IN Govt; bldgs., prefer high
scnool graduate with exper.; good sal
age 20 TO 35. GOVT. SERVICES
INC. 1855 21st st. NV. 10
CATALOGUER as general assistant,
DOCKS and technical reports; library
degree or equivalent experience; re-
cen cent graduate acceptable;, technical
nscksround not essential. though
washington, B. tSr G., in99r''Gss area. sslsrR rH
commensurate with experience Box
CLERK, white, experienced only, for
busy ARISTO DRY CLEANING
STORE; selling experience helpful;
CLERK SRI -sTENo.-Limited o. nnT; shorthand mba
and CLERK and INVESTI.
CATION CLERK 4O-hour work
week, good starting salary. oppor,
tunity for advancement. Phone Mr.,
poPRSlns; oHp4nS;cSS SESGgAL NGgAL MoTo9Rs Ac-
sGpiANEE sppoi5tmsnt CORP" ME 327o fol
cIERK-TYPisT-4o-hr. wk., perm perns-
nent position, vacation with pay; es-
tablished printing and duplicating
co, CO. state age and qualifications. Box
cLERR-fYPiisr, fifsi sm-day wk.. pleasant Mils
surroundings. CAN in person, 1910
6 Gsosgia ave; Silver Spring, Md
CLERK-TYPIST = Excellent oppor-
tunity for young lady interested
IN permanent position, having a
yarlatlon Of duties; 5a-day week
BETHESDA FINANCE CO., WI
cLERFKS;TYPIsT-Young lady. with
Of shorthand, by company IN
bethesda, Nd. Give age, educa-
tton and experience In reply. Box
cfERk::rYSrffssr, ffk: Spfs s-day vk.. s! sa5:
must have knowledge of monitor
switchboard; no telephone calls.
SMITHS TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANCE, 433 11th st. NV. 10
CLERK-TYPIST, 1890. to work in
hospital dispensary; 5l2-day wk
hrs. S:30 to 4::3O. meals while on
duty. Vacation, sick leave and other
benefits. Apply Mr.. Hoover, EMER-
GENCY HOSPITAL. -I7
CLERK K-TYPIST
Large Conn. ave. store needs expert
enceds typist.. dictaphone operator,
20-30s yrs. old; air-conditioned Of
nee. Apply MR.. DORAN, OR. 1900.
CLERK-TYPIsT. permanent position:
Evening star., 1950-01-15
statesmen

Unlimited opportunity for. men who
are iookins ahead. Advancement
for right men to branch manssers
positions. Visit the HESS ALUMl-
MUM WINDOWS, INC" factory
between 8 and 5 pm. or call IR.
5,235, ask for Mr.. Hrivnak or Mr.
Williams for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, experienced all taxes
available on part time basis. Boz
3-V, Star.
ACCOUNTANT or write-ups reports,
tax returns, etc, desires to assist
public accounting once per Idien1
basis. BOX rev, star.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

coLLEcTIoN CLERK : Young lady
having some experience in collec-
ton follow up. with typing ability:
congenial fellow employees, generous
company benefits. Call MR.. Will
E!AMS. DI. 1928. -15
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, typist.
permanent position with reputable
national firm. GRAYBAR ELECTRIC
CO: 80 Florida ave, ne. Ia
DEMONSTRATORS (5), women with
retail grocery experience, needed
for 3 days work, January 10, 90
and 21; S12 per day. Phone RE
DEMONSTRATORS, experienced; ma
tionally known quality food line.
Please state age, experience, desired
rate Of pay, accustomed hours. Box
DENTAL ASSISTANT, young lady,
no experience necessary, willing to
learn; must be honest, conscientious
and studious: salary to start, S10O
month. Apply 524 10th st. NV.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. for
Call MI. 5000. Ext 223.
DOCTORS ASSISTANT, between %
and 40; tipping necessary; expert
enced preferred. Write Box zoos,
Star, stating experience and ousli-
DoscToR's OFFICE ASSISTANT -
Nursing experience, typins, TU
DRUG CLERK for drugstore: must
have 9 yrs recent D. C. drug coun.
ter exper 3501 Ga ave NV
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STENOGRAPHER
GARFINCKEL'S
p ST. AT 14th 1t

sTENoGRAPHER for scientific re-
search organization. Interesting
work. Excellent working conditions.
Entrance salary approx. 5000 mo.
Opportunity for promotion. Call
Mon. EX. $40 Branch 80
STEN0GRAPHER - Speed must be
100 w,p,m. or better, Accurate.
STENoGRAPHER, young lady; 35-
hr., 5-day wk.: permanent position,
national organization. Phone MA.
sTENoGRAPHER. Immediately. for 3
ton. Experience essential. Excel
lent opportunity. Apply admins
traitor, DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1915
sTENoGRAPHER, permanent posi-
ton for experienced young woman
able to-, take Gregg shorthand and
salary $1,000; 5-day week, VACATION ata
and sick leave. Apply in person be-
pm. NATIoNAL EDucATIoN AS.
SCCIAT1oN, 1901 10th st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER, with training in
physical sciences or mathematics,
interesting work. excel working
conditions. Salary dependent upon
oppOi tuiIlJN AUI piU
motion. Call Mon, EX, S100,
sTENoGRAPHER-BooK PUBLISH
ING BUSINESS. SILVER SPRING,
PREFER GIRL LIVING SILVER
SPRING: FULL Or PART TINE; 81 Z
STENOGRAPHER, under 30. single:
permanent position; old-estah hlishe d
international transportation oreani-
cation. Centrally located, air-cond,
petert; starting salary, $500: sub
NIT full details. Box PISS. Star
III
STENoGRAPHER, must be secretary,
for rent and property maint. dept,
real estate Office, downtown; 5-day
wk. For interview please call WO
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK. for perma-
nent position with national bank in
nearby Maryland. Marlboro 1878
Evening star., 1950-01-15
CLERK-TYPIST
Age, 30 to &c

Age, 20 to 30
The Evening Star has an opening in
the classified advertising depart
ment. An opportunity for an ac-
curate typist with a good telephone
voice who is capable and would en-
10Y rendering service to customers
by telephone, 5-day, 40-hour week
Ill II interested, apply 9 am: to IL y
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Arthur Murray Instructors
CO11aun Gro J,,otoo

III VIIur MURRAY INSTRUCTORS
College Graduates
22-32. There are 20 perm. positions
open at the Arthur Murray Dance
Stuolo. First months "a 'nimum guar
antee OF 500: see basis. No eXpe-
rience necessary. but must haVe
natural dancing ability. Good on
portunity for quick advancement tr
positions of supervisors, interviewers
and MANAGERS who can earn between
Sl2 and S140 wkly.' wks.' free
sssainine; ga ME- Apply in person, 2-6 pm
Arthur Murray Studios
1l06. Conn Ave 10
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Can You Use Sc, 900
or More in 1850?

N van lik. to sell, and are tired of
eanysssinx. we need 3 men to help
as work; only those people who have
q sincere desire to own our program.
Car helpful. HU. 6240 for appoint
ment. BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE.-lz
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STENOGRAPHER

General office experience, for perma-
nent position; some knowledge oi
wallpapers preferred. State quail
flcations and salary, Box 2S6-M
Star. -21
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HELP WOMEN
SILVER CLUB
ORGANIZERS

To organize silver, china and crysta
clubs; women employed in Govt. anc
large organizations can make extrs
money easily. Write or call Nc.
1LASHaLiN az ., O. rsS TOMPAHf' I1A1 ll@'
EVERYDAY CARD VALUES
Big money comes easy. showing these
fast-seil!ng. 2ll-occasion greeting
card assortments. You make UT
to 1909 on 81, sales Of 15-caro
de luxe assortment. Plastic cards
meta allies 24-card ~ Jumbo. per-
sonal stationery. others. Assert
ments on approval free imprints
Write! FRIENDSHIP, 407 Adams
Elmira, N Y,
Evening star., 1950-01-15
LADY

If you are interested in future Sc
curity with excellent immediate
earnings, FINE ARTS STERLING
CO. offers an excellent career In a
fascinating. pleasant work. The
have initiative, be of smart appear.
ance and have the use of car;
no canvassing: training given. Per-
sonal interview will be arranged.
Write full details to 1883 MDst. NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
WITH US, TOP MEN CAN
Make S50.000.00

MAXI ,OOO.OO
IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS
will you make that much in your
thing that will interest you. In the
past five years, in spite OF short
ages and restrictions, 9 OF our top
men averaged at least $4,000 each;
terrific pent-up demand: ALL SIGNS
POINT TO EVEN GREATER REC
ORDS FOR THE COMING FIVE
YEARS. What does that mean to
ySSH!' !. means that you Sh san bia Ga
tremendous boom coming on
and share in our million-dollar ex-
pansion program. MIDDLE-AGED
businessmen and statesmen. able to
travel for q few weeks at a time,
are invited to Join our top-bracket
MfSsIs.,ss8 tns9ns 8 PUP; men. 45 so So
and up are particularly qualified. for
our type of business, where earnings
can start at once. J; L. Mceul-
J. D. wallace earned s164.95 first
day, John n; Thomas earned S244 a5
$1,000 a month for his first 4
months in 1949. These are un-
usual earnings OF top men. but they
are possible with US because we do
not put ceiling on your income.
We have an OUTSTANDING product
hive an OUTSTANDING method for
selling that product to high-type
business and professional men and
farmers on long term credit. Your
earning checks are mailed In ad-
vance. You have nothing to buy.
We make all collections and deliv-
eries. Our company has a wide rep
utation for being the leader in It,
held.
Big season Just ahead! Age is nc
barrier barrier I Essh-nsEae' age for full VI
Box I'll, Fort Worth i, Tex.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Dry Cleaning Inspector
For retail dry cleaning plant, Steady
job, good pay to thoroughly expert
enced woman. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS. 323 Carroll st, n.w.-17
Evening star., 1950-01-15
AGENTS

FREE SAMPLES. Big profts show
plsstis novelties 1as reiaious and S'Iuss nufs.
%ADisos sIsisis MILE LIE scs Roaqth
ave. New York. n. Y.
Shw ds se e0na magic val Wspsps issns5 psnsd sEsss
walls, ceilings. Saves redecorating
LIGHTNING seller. Samples sent on
trial. KRIsTEE 95, Akron. Ohio
HELP WOMEN
ACCoMPANIsT-In voice studio in
AeeoH6isfTxNr, Atess1H6i TsiE experienced in real
ss estate, .ad =, ss srtsase oes loaRs Box e aE'
AssisrANT, experienced custome,
service, 25-40; national corporation,
win train; s5o;$eo; o51 5-dsy d norSiy week;
eSwn Ss.rssn car O Ca Cal . e S-s4lo MONDAY
sEAUTICIAN. with following. for Va
shop, capable of managing shop;
pleasant surroundings. Call LU:
1885. sunday; weekdays call
sEAUTfCiAN, hair stylist, wanted
for modern beauty salon in. NV
section; excellent location for future
owner; highest salary, plus COM
mission. BOX linn Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around op-
orator, expert msnicurist Salary
and commission. 1881 Pa. ave. sc
sEAuTY OPERATOR, exper.; salary
and commission. 2301 4th St. pc
sE3rlHTnYp Hnpno OPERATOR MANICURis1
for our Conn ave. salon. attrsc
salary and comm. EMILE, 1921
Conn. ave. Id
Evening star., 1950-01-15
CALENDAR MEN

A new calendar idea is sweeping the
Geld for Kemper-Thomas this, sea-
son; Is individual promotional cal.
enders cover the 15 main lines OF
business in each community. II you
want to get on the handwagen phone
GEORGE R. SULLIVAN, Area Mgr"
Evening star., 1950-01-15
WOMEN WANTED

WOMEN WANTED
Desirable position open in D c. area
preference given one with back.
ground of teaching, selling, inter.
viewing, club, church or socia'
WORK; upper-bracket income for
applicant chosen. For interview
teiephone WARREN WARD, CO
ZOO, Monday only.
PERMANENT POSITION
WITH ATTRACTIVE FUTURE FOR
Evening star., 1950-01-15
STENOGRAPHER

FIRST-CLASS TYPIST
with knowledge of shorthand
Excellent opportunity for ambitious
willing worker with
T., GOOD COMMON SENSE
applicant must be able to take die
tatlon, compose own letters and
handle other routine office work;
5,day, 40-hour week Call Miss
Wlttstatt, ST. 005n. for sppt.
holland CO
1873 K ST NE
Evening star., 1950-01-15
LET'S TALK DOLLARS!

Act as agent for country's finest
everyday cards and wrapping assort-
ments :. make UP to soc on each
box. Sell. too, our Charm of Home
personalized gifts and imprinted
name and address stationery Isl re-
tailb. FREE samples.
Write to:
THE GATTIS CO.. Dept c
1924 18th St. NV.
Washington. D. c.
Ma. 1852.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

SITUATIONS MEk 6 WOMEN
COUPLE would like apt. to manage.
Past exper. and reference. co.
1854, lis
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READY-TO-WEAR
MANAGERS

Career-minded women, this is a real
opportunity. We want people ac-
customed to volume operation in
coats and dresses. Excellent salary
and splendid opportunity for ad-
vancement Have opening for each
department. All interviews strictly
Evening star., 1950-01-15
SPECIALITY Statesmen

SPECIALITY statesmen
Are you satisfied? 1850 can be your
Golden Year. Our men VIII make
sac, 900 900. How much OF that
do you want2 Come in and see
MARTIN PARRY corr. 1908 Wis
or O1A2 u
Evening star., 1950-01-15

CLERK -TYPIST
Large Conn. ave. store needs expert
enceds typist. dictaphone operator
20-30' yrs. old; air-conditioned Of
ice. Apply MR.. DORAN, OR. 1900
-17
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position;
6-day week; good salary. BUTLER's S
FEDERAL. 621 9TH ss NV. -15
Evening star., 1950-01-15

MAKE MONEY MEETING PEOPLE
Show new greeting cards on socia
calls-make up to Soc on 81. Fast.
selling sssortments for all occa
sions. Stationery, gifts, many out
standing values. Samples on ap'
proval. BOULEVARD ART, rs Wes
Vanburen, Dept. 200, Chicago B.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

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Evening star., 1950-01-15

Savings d Loan ASSOCIATION
Desires clerk-typist, 5-day wk.. pleas.
ant working conditions, previous
experience, In financial institution
desirable but not essential. State
age, experience, salary, etc. Boz
325-S. Star. -15
EASY MONEY FOR YOU
Sell new everyday cards. Make UP to
1907 CASH PROFIT. 14-card as
sortment for birthdays, other events
sells fast at 81. Children's books,
gift wraps, many more. FREE book
Write NOW. PHILLIPS CARDS, 30d
Hunt. Newton. Mass.
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
S5.95 up-Fifth ave. N. Y. flrn
desires women to sell new dresses
suits, lingerie. Seen In Vogue
Mademoiselle. Good commissions
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNED pR0AN Ffffh
Evening star., 1950-01-15

LEARN DENTAL ASSISTING
Train for place In this fascinating
followed by short resident training.
Glamour and personality Develop
nent included. Write for FREE In.
formation about this well-psid deld.
WAYNE SCHOOL INC, Box a42.R
Star. 16s
Evening star., 1950-01-15

wk. plus liv. rm..
board for respon-
student and wife:
full time. man to
help Sat. and Sun.
and Sun. after
!, NJ ~QRA JR
Evening star., 1950-01-15

A YOUNG, SWIFT MAN desires Job
as dishwasher or husboy. Cal!
FULL OR PART TIME-Registered
pharmacist, T. RODBFLL, All
Decatur st. NV. RA: 3472:
for private family: 5E days week.
1R years experience. first-cla IS
cook and charFe"r. TR 0424 IL
COLORED VETERAN with family
wants permanent truck driving or
porter driver. Call Sun, AID. 6577.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
Appeals Court Settles
|mpasse Of Judges

The United States Court of APP
peals yesterday resolved a phase
of an immigration case on which
two different judges of District
Court had reached two exactly
opposite conclusions.
The District Court loggerhead
arose over the efforts of Attorneys
Warner H. Parker and Charles E.
Booth to have Nah Ying Og, 81,
Chinese restaurant worker of San
Francisco, proclaimed an Ameri-
can citizen.
Back in 1910. Og applied for
admission as citizen on a claim
he is the son of a native-born
American. He was turned down
by the immigration Bureau, a
California Federal court and an
appeals court there as we'll.
Og finally wound up in District
Court here three years ago seeking
a rehearing of the entire case
under a section of the 1910 Ma
tionality Act.
First, Judge Alexander Holtzof
ruled in pre-trial proceedings that
Og was entitled to a new hearing,
despite all the previous findings.
But in subsequent trial, Judge F.
Dickinson Let's ruled that the
court here was bound by the Fed
eral court rulings in California.
The appeals court here yester-
day, noting the anomaly of two
conflicting judgments" in District
Court championed Judge Holtzoff's S
finding by stating fatty the Ma
tionality Act provides for a (new)
trial of the facts"
Evening star., 1950-12-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lay, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Frank Darcy. 20; Arlington, Va. and Lois
ef9q Doqothy ysPi Martin gen s6 Riehmond Aen a and
e9 60 both Of ss5 snd s5h Ellen st. Clutch
and Dorothy Byers. %. e27 st. INV.
petar soEnf batb Of bsTS nd csase stus Md Hen
fds s!d La er Denna = McGri GRID !sSn g. ArinFton Ri %
Fernando Aqutlar, 90. 1908 Monroe st.
NV; and Maria Vargas. -. 1923 Park
william Davis, 2e. le41 Perry st. ne,
James l DWhyte, ,r.. %. 21o1 New Hamp-
Calvin Green. 50: 1,- 1and, Mary Ma Ross, 80,
~" and Mary Leather, 20. 1s47- Ksiorama
john Learman. 25. 2aes Ashmead pl NV,
and Patricia Lattimer. %, $40 21st st.
Ernest COUNSEL, ~, BOILING All rOrCe
Base, and Mary Murray. 25. 719 G
Erwin Est Grant. 90 1929 Ft. Stevens dr..
NV, and Florence stander. II. 1924
Nelson Nelson F French, adi "a, culpeDeE: Va. and
Dorothy Hit. %. Brandy. Va:
Augustus Brown. %. Indian Head. Nd.
and Mary Daras, 20, 1241 N st. NV.
Harold Crane jr. 90 Army Medical Cen
ter and Mary Gornto. 90. 2133 3oth
Herbert schater, Al. Pittsburgh, and June
Chsetnutt 80. Arlington. Va.
Albert Gilbert 90. 1927 33rd st. NV.
and Ina Kline. 81. Arlington. Va.
Thomas Hopkins "a 2505 Sherman ave.
NV. and Louis Stephen. 10. 1924 sth
Thomas vernon. a5. 1929 22nd st. Sc.
and Simone Bendelac. "a. Arlington, Va:
Thomas Gonzalez. %. 1915 Shepherd
ST, NV. and Cecilia Chapman. %. Ar
Vincent Tuason, p, e1s 9th st, s.w;. and
Jean Francis. 1s both Of Suitland. Nd.
Ardele O'Hanlon. Al, 1164 Alaska ave.
NV. and Patricia Began, "a. 3O40
Thomas Gaao Tewkesbury. evil 81. Ft. Bragg, N c.
and Doris Bozingo, 81. 1925 Massa-
Frank Green. "a. go 49th st. ne. and
4 Jllliette Ham "a. 1874 Eason I'd. sc.
Evening star., 1950-12-08
Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics)
BOYS.
Henry and Dorcas Campbell
Milton and Bette Elliott
John and Jeanne Huffman.
Hubert and Elizabeth Palmer.
Richard and Dorothy Rastetter.
Clarence and Sarah Wetttg.
George and Florence Davis.
Baawoolya and Anna Grimes.
Harold and Betty OConnor.
Joseph and Elizabeth Powers.
Hudson and Catherine Trice.
George and Irene YorneSek
Levy and Addell Bowman.
Herbert and Evelyn Champion.
Lee and Eng Kee.
Cannon and Dorothy Martin.
Jake and Martha O'Neal
Palmer and Hester Strother.
Albert and Eula Turner.
Mearl and Sarah Wills.
John and Sarah Brown.
Leroy and Helen Jackson.
Albert and Olive Link.
Clyde and Mildred Minor.
Horace and Edmonia Staples.
Jessie and Lillian Swain.
Robert and Collette Williams.
GIRLS
Harry and Margaret Bitz.
Jay and Ineebord Hamilton.
Thomas and Minnie Masmuto.
William and Angelina Moon.
James and Mary Parrott.
Philippa and Nadine Doucet.
RAYMOND and Barbara Manard.
Gerald and Lorraine Schefke.
Angelo and Voula Valltoe.
Tharnell and Josephine Brewer.
Warner and Bernice Franklin.
William AMI Martha Miller.
Earl and Marian Skrine.
George and Anna Wade
Charles and Ozella Burruss.
Clement and Gwendolyn Goodwine.
Willie and Dolores Sharp.
George and Ines Torres.
TWINS
Sydney and Dorothy Matthews. boy anc
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Evening star., 1950-12-08
Deaths Reported

(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics>
Ida Rodier, So. 1872 River road NV.
Ida Rodler. SIS, 4512 River road NV.
Charles Money II, Clifton terr. NV.
Hannora Kennedy. g., 1410 Massachusetts
ave NV
NAV Linderen so. Scotland. Conn.
Kenneth StiIlman. 81. Arlington. Va
Vera Bowe, 40. 1857 Mintwood pl NV.
John Walsh 40. Senate Hotel.
Ronald Basham. infant, 1850 Shaw dr.. ne.
Infant Kie. VIRGINIA.
Sarah Rollins, 96. III Stevens I'd. sc.
Mittie Lockhart:: 73. $40 Eastern ave ne.
Ambrose FELTON, 5s 920 Euclid st. NV.
James Digs, So, Oxen Hill. Md.
Ruby White, ~. 3733 Foote st; ne;
Infant Matthews, Bryans rd, Md.
Infant Jenkins, 1858 1st st. Sc.
Infant Moore Brandywine. Md.
infant Williamson, 1895 9th st. NV.
Infant Webster, 174l sth st. NV.
Infant johnson. 1921 Oates st. ne.
infant Johnson 500 1ith st. Sc
Infant Frazier, 800 St sc.
Infant Payne, 1884 Georgia ave NV