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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-31
Houslista Kocian zemrel
z. brezna.

T.. brezna.
Praha. (postou). - Prave
v den vyrocf steho narozenf T.
c.. Masaryka zemrel slavny ce-
sky houslista Jaroslav Kocian,
ktery byl pochovan We SVEN
rodnem meste Ustl n. Orlici.
Byl profesorem mistrovskeho
housloveho oddelenl ma. praz-
ske konservatoTi a byl umel-
Gem vzacneho typu.
Jeho mladf je ovanuto 1.-Two
tenn kosteln1ho zpevackeho
spolku v Ustl mad Orlici. Tam
ieho otec byl ucitelem zpevu,
houslf a zivota. Ma konserva-
tor no nechteli prijmout. Ne
valna jeho postava Sc nelibila
profesorGm. Ale upozornil ma
sebe hrou ma housle a druhym
rokem jeho pfijet1 Sc stale skut-
KEN. Yak mistra Dvofaka br-
Nv odesel jake vynikaj1cf hou-
slista do sveta. Jeho rozmach
bvl 1zasny. Kocian odjizdf do
Ameriky Sc svym klaviristou,
taktez rodakem z Ust1 n. Orlic1.
Kdyz vstupovali ma pevninu
Noveho sveta, zjistil, re "a
pomneli 81 donna v Cechach no
ty. To vSak jim neubralo chu-
ii k boji O uznani a hrali bez
not S 1spechem v te dobe neby-
valVm.
Kocian .je ivan do JIM A
meriky, jede do %Japonska, kon-
certuje ma ostrove Ceylone a
odtamtud vypravf zajfmavou
pfihodu. Chteli mistrovi pri-
praviti obed Poole jeho chuti.
Vzdy skromny Kocian prosil O
bramborovou polevku a ceske
buchty. A kdyz byl kuchaf v
1zkych, Kocian dial Sc do toho
sam a upekl buchty S makem
tax lax no to naucila maminka
" Ustf n. Orlic1. Zfskal tym DIAL
81 obdiv a pratele a snad cd tie
DOLBY Sc ma Ceylone pekou ces-
Ike buchty S makem.
Kocian usporadal stovky
koncert1 donna. Stal sc profe-
sorem hubby ma konservatoTi a
propagatorem uslechtileho ces-
stvf.
Bolsevictvim porobeny cesky
narod vzbudil u neho nesmir-
nou litost. ktera ma konec Uni
ella jeho slechetne srdce. "PTe-
ii 81 zemrit. Nemohu Sc ma to
divat", T1kal. A mistr skutec-
ne bvl ma veky odvolan re sve-
no domova, ktery proslavil a
kde ma konec v nasilnictvf lit
nechtel.
Mnoho nasich krajanG We
Spojenych Statech Sc pamatuje
ma koncertni turne Jaroslava
Kociana pc Spojenych Statech,
kde byl vzdy stfedem krajan-
ske pozornosti a vftanym hos
tenn v mnoha nasich krajan-
skVch domacnostech. Mnozl
ieho hostitele dodnes Sc pama-
tuji. re iednfm z nejzamilova-
nejsich Kocianovych jidel bvly
%svestkove knedl1ky. Tato jeho
zaliba Sc brzy roznesla 20 ma
SIGH americko-krajanskych Via
stech a pax. kamkoliv k nasim
krajanGm Kocian zav1tal. vsu-
de Sc ma stole ocitly svestkove
knedliky.
Uslechtila a mila Kocianova
povaha a jeho skromnost, S ia
kou vystupoval zfskaly mu vsu-
de 20 Americe mnoho pTatel a
lie jenom Skoda, re do kra.jan-
ske Ameriky nezavftal Kocian
We svych mladsfch letech caste
il. Kocian vsak byl pTflis vko-
renen do ceske pGdy a dial pred
most pGsobenf donna. pred vavri-
ny v cizine, kter1ch zfskal ma
svych cestach tolik, re to pine
uspokojovalo jeho umeleckou
ctizadost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-31
j. Vetejsek odsouzen k smrti a
Is dalsich vlastencI k tezkym
treStHm.

Praha. - Byvaly Glen csl.
armady J~aroslav Vetejsek, je-
den re IA obzalovanych csl.
vlastencG, kteT1 byli postaveni
pred statnf soud v Hodon1ne,
byl odsouzen k smrti a 13 DIAL
sfch bylo odsouzeno do zalafe
k rGznym trest6m cd ctyf let
az ma dozivot1. Obzaloba zne-
la ma spiknutf a pokus svrzeni
komunisticke vlady a zavraz-
denf elena SNB Aloise Dycky
a ma spionaz We prospech Spo-
ienych StatG, Francie a Vati-
kanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-31
POMOZTE MRZACKUM
K p tie
~VELIKONOCNf
EASTER SEALS"
Cirkevni pozemky v Polsku'
zabaveny.

V~arSava. - Polska komunis-
tncka vlada zabavila Timsko.
katolicke c1rkvi pozemky v eel
kove vymeTe 700 ctverecnfch
mil vcetne dobytka a hospodaT-
skych budov. Polsky parla-
ment i~edonmyslne schvalil "a
kon predlozeny snemovne pred
dvema tydny, Poole n6hoz vse-
china cfrkevn1 pGda byla pro-
hlasena "a statnf majetek a by
la zabavena bez nahrady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-31
Dodavka zbrani Europe Dude
brzy urychlena.

Haag. General Omar
Bradley, pTedseda spojenych
vojenskych stabG, prohlasil v
Haagu, re dodavka americkych
zbranf do Evropy brzy Dude v
plnem chodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-31
Aurora Australis vydavala
silnou Ear.

Melbourne, Australia. - Au-
rora A~ustralis, ktera je ma jiz-
nj polokouli protejskem k Sc
vern1 zari, promenila nocni O.
blohu v Australia ma barvu Ii
We cervenou a zelenou pc cele
dive hodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-31

Clovek umfra dvakrat. Pc
prve fysicky, pc druhe, kdyz
ma nej Tide p~festanou vzpom1-
nat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-03-31

Subscription $3.50 per Annum
Single Copy 5 cents
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Goren on Bridge

Both vulnerable. North deals.
NORTH.
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WEST. EAST.
A1O2 asa
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nK754 1Q3
&6542 %Q87
SOUTH.
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The bidding:
North East South West
club Pass spade Pass
3 diamonds Pass diamonds Pass
4spades Pass hearts Pass
6 6spades Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, ten of spades.
While the play for the slam is
reasonably sound, there are some
who might not approve of the bid
ding sequence in its entirety. The
Jump shift rebid of three diamonds
is perhaps an eyelash on the ag-
greSsive side. But the alternate
call of four spades would have
brought fourth similar reaction
from partner, and the same con-
tract would have been reached.
West opened the ten of spades,
not a very enterprising lead, but it
must be conceded that he had an
unattractive holding with which
to launch an attack. There were
illnesses galore in this hand. De-
clarer would be subjected to a
guess or two as to which illnesses
to fall back on, but he selected
a line OF play which he considered
gave him the best chance.
He drew the remaining trumps
and, inasmuch as a diamond trick
had to be lost at all events, it was
clear that he had to finesse the
jack in dummy. This play depended
upon the diamond honors being
split. Of West held them both, so
much the better9 However, it was
a little more complicated than
that, for, after losing the first OF
the diamond illnesses, declarer would
surely have to contend with a
heart return by East. What then
should he do? Take the heart
f1nesse? Go up with the ace of
hearts and take the club f1nesse
for the purpose of disposing of the
queen of hearts? Or trust the dia-
mond suit to break three-three so
that declarer's 18th diamond would
provide a parking place for los
ing heart out of dummy?
Declarer decided at the outset
to make play which, if it did not
succeed, would not surrender the
lead and would give him some in
dication as to which way the wind
was blowing. He first played the
ace, king and another club, which
he ruffed. When the queen fortu-
nately dropped, he had no more
concern about disposal of the pos
sible heart loser and was ready
to attack diamonds. The jack went
to East's queen and. when the heart
came back, delarer won with the
ace, entered dummy with a trump
and discarded the queen of hearts
on the high club. Declarer then
..'uffed himself in with heart to
take the diamond finesse and his
days work was over.
Copyright, 1850, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Uncle Rays Corner

Rice is the chief crop of French
Indo- China. This grain is raised
on hundreds of thousands of acres
Of ground.
Low, wet lands stretch back from
the seacoast, and they provide good
soil for rice growing. Men and
women, boys and girls, labor in the
fields. They sometimes sink in mud
above their knees while they work
with the plants.
In the same area there may be
several rice fields at different levels.
Those which are low are likely to
have too much water, those above
too little. Thousands of pals are
used by the workers to lift water
from low places to high.
Some fields have been invaded
by Japanese water lilies. These
plants are like weeds in a garden,
and it is hard to get rid of them.
They were brought into the country
to celebrate victory of the natives
against the whites. They grew too
well, and now they are a pest.
Deltas built by rivers provide
much of the rice land. The Red
River has an excellent delta, and SO
does the Black River Cor Song Boz
The largest delta was made by
the Mekong River. 1t has an area
of $4,000 square miles. The Mekong
flows from highlands on the western
Evening star., 1950-10-11
I axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

I have two theories about It.
"a It came about by confusion with
the word zinc, since the ancestor
of the. modern kitchen sink was a
crude basin made Of soldered sheets
of galvanized iron-iron coated by
galvanization with a film Of zinc.
Galvanized iron was often spoken
of as zinc, and early sinks were ap-
parently spoken of first as zinc
basins, and later, zines, a pronun-
citation which, in dialectal usage,
continued to be heard after the zinc
basin, the ugly duckling of the
kitchen, had transformed itself into
the white and cleaning porcelain
beauty of today.
co In the Middle West, large
numbers of Americans are Of Ger
man descent. In German, initial
as" before a vowel always has the
sound of "z." Therefore, the pro-
nunciation 'zink" for sink is quite
natural to those who speak German
or who were reared in German
speaking families.
There is no mat" In ultimatum
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Pronunciation Clinic.

Q. Up in this part of the country
(Milwaukee) many people call q
kitchen sink a zinc" Will you
please see what your Pronunciation
Clinic has to say about the word?-
Mrs. j. B.
A. The word sink should be pro-
nounced with the initial sound OF
49," thus: sink.
The noun sink originally desig-
mated place into which filth sank
or was collected. Some of this mean
ing still survives in such expressions
as: sinks Of iniquity; the skum and
sink of mankind; sinkholes, etc.
The kitchen sink is so called be-
cause it is a basin equipped with a
water supply and drain, and is
fused principally for the washing of
food, utensils, and dishes, and dis
posing Of the waste water and bits
|of refuse by flushing down the drain
pipe.
The pronunciation "zink," while
|dialectal, is frequently heard, es-
'pecially in rural communities.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

Father-When you are as old
as Bill is now. you may have big
bicycle. When he was your age
he had a sidewalk bike Like yours.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

side of French Indo-C China down to
the sea and carries a great deal of
sediment. In single year the delta
of this river has been made to
stretch as much as $50 feet farther
out into the sea-thanks to the
dumping of mud and sand at its
mouth.
Besides rice, the people of this
area raise bananas, coconuts, tea
and coffee. Rubber trees have been
planted in ndo-China and are be-
ing grown with fair success.
One problem of Indo-C China is
what to do with the graveyards.
There are millions of graves in the
country and many Of them are in
land which the natives could use
for crops. Sometimes a family has
scores of graves in the midst Of its
rice field. They contain the re-
mains of some ancestors who died
several centuries ago.
Many natives follow form of an
cestor worship. Before they cele-
brate their New Year, they clear
the graves of all weeds so the spirits
of the dead will be honored.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Come
Find 40 or more words in
i LAUND Err,

meaning, ito wash, as clothes"
Average is 81; limit, 80 minutes.
Rules-words must be Of four or more
by the addition Of "s," such as "bats,"
Cats" are not used. Only one form Of q
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-10-11
Answer to MERMAID.

Also, do not try to give the word a
Latin pronunciation, as network
newscaster does in saying "OOL-tee-
MAH-toom.'' Ultimatum has been
English for a very long time. The
recommended pronunciation is:
ULL-ti-MAY'tum.
Test your word NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
spelling, pronunciation, and definitions
with Mr. Colby's Word Quiz, leafiet C-6.
ideal for classroons, uuizzes, radio pro-
grams. To obtain copy, send 10 cents
IA coin to him, Go The Star, P. O. Box
90, station q. New York 10. H. Z.
Evening star., 1950-10-11

True adventures of aviators ex-
plorers and big-game hunters are told
n the leafiet called True Adventure
charge to any reader who asks for 1t
and incloses a stamped. self-addressed
envelope. Address your letter to Uncle
Ray, in care of The Star
, 1950-07-18
- "pERFECTs
DOUBLE EDGE RAZOR
IVV BLADES
.1 :.ST 800 s ss |. Sod
A4SAaFi&ASb GvuToa1oO
+, BSlLINcS q PAESeoTT. IRac.
Bon a. OCuaDes New Jsssev

STAIN -.
suggested that a representa-
tive of the Korean people be
heard by the Security Council
in order to expedite regulation
Of the Korean issue.
AT Lake Success spokesman
said that the UN has not re-
ceived the text of the Soviet
reply to the Indian Premier's
offer. He indicated that the So
Wet note list seating of COM
munist China in the Security
Council as a start for ending
the Korean crisis. UN spokes-
men emphasized that Secre-
tary General Trygvie Lie has
said repeatedly that seating
communist China is a separate
matter from the Korean case
and should be handled indepen
IDENTIFY on constitution
al grounds.
, 1950-07-18
MAC ARTHUR

munique was timed at 2:35 p.
M, Tuesday, Japan daylight
time. It estimated North Ko-
rean battle casualties at more
than 1900; but Mac Arthur
cautioned that no accurate fig
ures are available on the COM
munists casualties. The COM
munique did not specify the
time it covered.
, 1950-07-18
WEATHER
for the
Virgin Islands q Puerto Rico


Partly cloudy to occasionally
cloudy with scattered showers to-
day tonight and Wednesday. Mod
crate east south easterly winds.
Maximum temperature SO
Minimum temperature rs
Precipitation.
"a hours ending midnight oil
Total for month $1,000. LA
Total since January -. 27.O9
Total for July 1949 $500. 200
Relative humidity
at II am. 81
6 Wind dir. & velocity -. ESE
, 1950-07-18
WALLS

call was put in for DR.. Moore,
who was rushed to the home
by Sergeant Egbert Thomas.
An examination indicated that
the deceased had passed away
for some time before.
Funeral survice will be held
from the Holy Cross Church
at 5 pm.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
HELP MEN tcent,)

Credit and Collection Man
EXP. for ONCE Of retail installment
store. Must. be acquainted with
all phases Of credit and collection
work. Top salary. Steady posi-
ton opport. for advancement.
Appiy Box 97-C. Star. -12
DIsHWAsHER, good pay. FEDERAL
grill; GR No; % | hsII hlghway' Berwyn', Nd.
DIsHWAsHER, white; night work; 20
cents per hr. and meals. Apply I'LL
CRAFTSMEN. exp in plumbing. heat
ing, air conditioning, al electric
DRIVER for wholesale dry cleaning;
See MR. DAVE GooDE. 1927 Balti-
more ave. Riverdale, Nd. -12
DRIVER for trash route. ROBERT
CORBIN. 3l02 NJ st. NV. .-l2
REQUIRED. SILVER sPRGNG MARKET
Bali Ga. ave, Silver Spring. -13
new and used cars avail; ress.
rental rates: must have identihca-
7 1ion card ard 2I PlamSnd me s !9s LEE IS1 " st
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
new and used cars avail. reas.
rental rates. must have identluca-
tion card. Diamond lot. 101 M ST.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVERS WANTED-To drive cabs in
Arlington. II you want a permanent
Job and you are between the ages of
25-4O. apply ARLINGTON CITY
CAB. 1923 N Hudson ST.. Arl, III
DRUG CLERKS-ExpeTienc fcE
Arlington, Va. store, must know
drug business and capable Of as
suming responsibility and interested
in advancement. Large starting
salary. Box 1S-C Star -13
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE salesman
Salary and commission; state ex-
perience and refs One Of Wash
ington's oldest appliance stores
Box 462-C Star IL
Evening star., 1950-04-11
SECRETARY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. large
versatile; excellent working condi-
tions and starting salary; regular
Increases; experience necessary. Box
SERVICE STATION fabrication man
good salary, comm. and vacation
ssp aES men DR With to refs II need need ably apS vs SEE
MI. Barron. mgr. ,suNoCo station,
Wisconsin ave. and River I'd III
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
t2l, must be exper. and have D. C.
drivers permit. Apply 4515 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV. -13
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced in fabrication
CONNORS. INC, 2721 Naylor I'd
Sc.
SERVICE STATION MAN wanted.
must have high school education; no
experience necessary. Apply in per-
son at 4 pm. at SALKELD BROS,
S. Capitol and E sus. Sc. lie
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers, must know duct work.
Apply in person after z pm, 45OS
! 5th st. NV. lie
SHEET METAL WORKERS-Must be
able to read and work from blue
cbns obas aRa WoP say feh IN Tesk sse9
Apply in person. MELPAR, INC. ASP
Swami ave. Alexandria. Va. Ill
HOEMAKER-Please apply in person.
BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP, $40
st. NV. -l3
SHOEMAKERS-Go opportunity for
men looking for position with flu.
ture. Family men pref. FORTUNA,
INC, 1905 Wis. ave. OIL. 566S.
SNACK BAR ATTENDANT-Reliab BILE
young man for small food counter
at Washington Tourist Camp; must
be available for swing shift; hours
a. m. to 3 pm. and 8 to II pm; !;
SERVICES, INC. 1135 21st ct. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-11

CARPENTERS = Thoroughly exper /;
S2.25 per hr. Apply Mr.. WELDON,
cARPEsTERs asp S5ahssW'RfA WANTEb. ii B." good ALL
around trim and frame men. long
Alto Ate vista, Nd. follow Carl NJ.
Freeman signs about blocks. See
MR.. BROADHURST. III
CEMENT FINIsHERS, t2), colored.
See MR.. SMITH. superintendent,
Wayne ave. at Manchester. SILVER
CLERK, under 25, neat. with pleasing
life insurance CO.; must be able to
type and be accurate with figures;
night school student pref. Apply
Room 800. s16 14th st. NV. -12
CLERK rent department real estate
8 to 70; Saturday and Sunday 4
pm. to ~. MR.. CHAPMAN. ST.
6173. -12
CLERK, white. rental. evenings 5 to
g: some weekend work. MR.. RAY
CLERK Iii Kin IN L1ouoRs-must be mia aol.
so'es so s4s Esaursa am SnHlS MEaDs IN sSs
Capitol st. Sc. Do not phone. 10
COLLECTOR SALESMAN. 21-35. must
have installment collecting and SELL
ing experience; established routes
open, excellent salary and commits
sion; you can earn S125 per week
steady: must have good car; excel
lent references and bond. Apply
ALL-STATE HOME EQUIPMENT
CO., 2117 M ST. NV, 1890 to 5 pm.
Ill
CONSTRUCTION-Time keeper and
receiving clerk. Apply CLAREMONT
COMMUNITY, Mr.. Ewell, 2733 S.
Walter Reed drive. Arlington. -12
COOK, colored, experienced: small
place. DU. 9327. -12
COOK, experienced Apply KING OF
THE SEA RESTAURANT, 1919 Conn.
ave. NV, OR. 2009. Ill
COUNTERMAN with waiter expert
ence for downtown restaurant: op-
portunity for sober man; no phone
calls. DIKEMAN'S RESTAURANT
900 18th st. NV.
COUNTER SALEsMAN-For lumber
and millwork company; experience
required: give age, education and
salary expected. Box 221-C, Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
SITUATIONS WoMEh

GRAD. NURSE. colored; exper.; avail
able for duty. NO. 1880
HOUSEkEEPER, plain cook; cxp,
practical nurse; refined: dependable;
PERM live In NV. Boz Bad. star.
NURsE-Practical: avail. now; also
booking maternity cases; gives hypos,
,yIin Gan : I've n; rsi GE. Ola.
glshes position with children: refs.
PIX. oPERAroR-Telsphon. co. .x.
perience; desires position. Phone AT.
gs40. MRS. HACKETT. 10.
SECRETARY-High qualified: pres.
emily employed; seeks Interesting,
top, flight position where proven
ability can be utilized; diversified ex.
perience includes top congression All,
No agencies. CO. 74s5. ewes.
TYPING WANTED, at hons; snyelops
addressing. stufins. etc: satisfac.
ton guaranteed. AID. 1885, I5s
WOMAN. C0LORED. 27, desires tob
cleaning hotel rooms, oficcg or In
store; 5 or 5h days wk. DE. 2s3O.
AN HONEST, reliable coIored woman
wishes evening work; cleaning beauty
shops; waitress and bus girl. Caii
COLoRED GIRL, exp. desires posi-.
tion as clerk. For info. call TW.
CoIoREp GIRL desires job as store
maid. Phone Ii. 3-73s3. References.
Evening star., 1950-04-11
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 so
AuctiOneers

ABMNSTaATS6s ABMEEs S6s s5kE ss5 p2EAWagE e HRsfK
AVE. s.W.; 4ss;439 "a AND g2coAI al
STREET STREET s.W.. t AND A /, + FRAME X ME DWEIL-
INGs NOS. Az FIRST STREET STREET
tsaan' ststes District is oe Court u Tor W the % Dis
trict Of Columbia. holding a Pro-
bate Court in re: Estate OF Harry II
smsh mith decsssed ssa an0xa xdmnstraton ai H5n
tor will offer for sale by public
auction in front OF the respective
premises, on the date and hours
tile. interest and Estate Of Of HAIRY
Smith, deceased. in the following
described real estate In the District
Of oEwS SEPSESBAy 6GS5x KAY SM 8 lot 1888 g AT II
frame dwelling No. 8 Allen Court
S;W. (between L and M, 3 and 4
og oScI1dk THE FM sSME 1oE PAx a5 "A At sqaass aSs
$50, improved by Two-story brick
dwelling No. sos Second Street S:W;
ON THE SAME DAY AT 2;40
- CIoCh r M LOU o Ill oQudlc OoO,
improved of Two-story frame dwell
ing No. 412 First Street S.W.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, Lot
81 in Square 63S, improved by Two
story brick dwelling No. 433 Della
1MMEDiATELY THEREAFTER, Lot
"A in Square 63S, improved by
Two-story brick dwelling No. A
Temple Court S.W. (between 1st
and Del. Ave- D and z Streets);
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. Lot
% in Square 63S, improved by
Two-storv brick dwelling No. 439
Temple Court S.W
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, Lot
27 in Square 63S, improved by
Two-story brick dwelling No. 435
TERMS OF SALE: Cash, subject to
existing tenancieS, if any, and the
approval and ratification by the
Court. A deposit of $500 on each
parcel required at time of sale,
terms of sale to be complied with
within thirty days after ratification
of the sales by the Court, otherwise
right is reserved to resell such
properties in default at cost of de-
faulting purchaser. Conveyaucing.
recording revenue stamps and notar-
ial fees at cost of purchaser. Title
good or no sale: taxes adjusted to
date of settlement of sale.
EUGENE FORD, Administrator.
Charles Sumner Brown, Attorney for
Administrator, 81 Florida Ave,
wv ana 11So5may2
Evening star., 1950-04-11

COMPTOMETER operator and gen.
eral ONCE worker. Call Mrs. Sheldon
for appointment, ST. 21S1. CAPl-
TOL PACKING CO.. INC, $40 18th
st. s.w. -12
COUNTER GIRL. s-hour day, nc
Sundays. TEN-PEN RESTAURANT
10th and Pa. ave. NV. Ia
COUNTER GIRL-CASHIER, 1885:
experienced. refined for candy and
bakery; permanent: good oppor-
tunity fo- advancement. AVIGNONE
FRFRES, 1777 COLUMBIA RID. co
COUNTER WOMEN. white. for cafe
terra work; no Sunday. or late
nightwork; meals and uniforms fur
nished. Apply TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT, S12 nth st. NV. Ill
DRUG CLERk-Thorough expert.
PHARMACY. 18th and D ne. Ia
DRUG CLERK. young lady. mus
have experience and refs Gooc
salary. Downtown drug store. Nc
ewes or Sunday work Apply aftel
10a BABBITT'S DRUG STORE
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. experienced. nc
sHTion.RPD sSn :RPDIb5 baud n D'T'oo 1850 cons csnls
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HELP WOMEN
BAKERY SHOP CLERK, white. with

BAKERY SHOP CLERK, white. with
experience. SCOTS CAFETERIA,
709 18th st. NV. -13
BANQUET SOLICITOR, man or vom-
an, for downtown hotel; must be ex-
perienced: salary and comm. Box
BEAUTIcTAN. part time. or full time,
all around operator; permanent
position. Ii. 3-9s5O. ia
BEAUTICIAN-Expe all-around op-
orator. Apply 1112 H st. NV. ME.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Perm. posi-
tion; one with following preferred: ::
guaranteed salary and commission
Apply in person to HEADS. 1927
BOOKKEEPER-Experienced woman
for neighborhood appliance store;
must be able tn take full charge Of
detail work; salary open. CRAMER,
INC. 2l50 Wis. ave. NV. Ia
BOOKkEEPER-Reta merchandising
exper. pref; 51z-day week. Apply
in person, 1928 Wis. ave, Bethesda.
CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRL, white,
with local experience. SCOTS
CAFETERIA. 709 18th st. n.w.-13
CASHIER, exper.; no Sundays. Apply
In person only. NATIONAL DRUG
CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. -1b
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Lar CIe4G1VScO lM1LC
For large suburban garden type apt.
project; must furnish references,
age and previous experience: Excel
lent salary. Box 105-C, Star. lie
ROOFERS AND GUTTER MEN, ex-
perienced: apply in person after 2
pm. at 45Os 18th st. NV. III
ROOM CLERK AND CASHIER, exper
and neat appearing; pleasant work
ing conds. Apply Manager EBBITT
HOTEL 10th and H sts. NV. IL
ROUTEMEN. inexperienced men
white. aged 22-32. to train fol
laundry route statesmen. High
school education or equivalent: eooo
salary to start. opportunity for ad.
vancement. Apply personnel de.
partment, MANHATTAN CO.. 1925
Florida ave. NV. $50 to IL am
ROUTE MAN AND SOLICITOR, 90,
white, for dry cleaning plant. exper.
and refs. required. Guaranteed
salary and commission; good oppor-
tunity for capable person. See MR.
DAVE GOODE. 1927 Baltimore ave-,
Riverdale, Md ~