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NJ. A. Lockhart, ct al
Civil Action No. 476-49
THos. J. OWEN 4 son, Auctioneers.

THUS. J. OWEN l. SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.
TRgSTEEs' ggSSTTEEEs SALE 0F yALUAgLE
PREM1sEs No SOB FoRTY-sEco
oND STREET, NORTHEAST.
duly recorded, in Liber No. s122,
Folio 431 ct sea-, Of the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction
IA. n 'front.' ni,, OF % the Pre- premises, on TUES
Ap. 1850, AT FoTR O'Clock
PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District
Of Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot "A of Paul D.. Crandau's
subdivision of lots in Square 5000,
as per plat recorded in said Sur
veyor's Office in Liber lis at Folio
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for S5.7S5.62. with interest
FEBRUARY 81, 1850, further pam pam
ticulars of which viii be announced
at time Of sale; the purchase price
above said trust to be pai0 in cash,
A deposit Of $500. 90 required. Con-
veyancing. recording, ETC., at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as Of date OF sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
HERMAN MILLER,
DONALD Q. GUNTER.
mh24 4,27,20,3l,a ,ap2 Trusteea-
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-No. IA
30 In Bankruptcy - ALBERT r.
TAYLOR. was adjudged bankrupt on
a petition filed March 10. 1850. THE
FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS
T 4.b be snS nsld At s,Issts ss1 TeTeE Bullying
at 2:30 PM. when creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint
trustee, appoint a creditors COM
mittee, examine the bankrupt and
transact other business. JOHN A.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF. COLUMBIA-No. 15-
So In Bankruptcy : HENRY I.
HOFFMAN was duly adjudged bank
CREDITORS viii be held at 321
Tower Building, 14th and X Streets.
NV, Washington. D. c.. on APRIL
18, 1850. at II 100 AM, when credi-
tors may attend. prove their claims,
tors committee, examine the bank
runt and transact other business.
JOHN A: BRESNAHAN, Referee in
Bankruptcy.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-No. 13-
80 = In Bankruptcy SOL. R.
SACKS individually and as q CO.
partner formerly trading as Manny's
Deltcatessen and Saxie's Delicates-
sen, co-partnerships). was duly
adjudged bankrupt on Q petition
MEETING OF CREDITORS win be
held at 321 Tower Building, l4th
and K Streets. NV, washington,
D. c., on APRIL IL. 1850, at 1890
AM, when creditors may attend,
prove their claims. appoint q trus-
tee. appoint . committee Of credi-
tors, examine the bankrupt and
BRESNAHAN. Referee In Bankruptcy.
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Mutual, ITO G, Ma. O954

Analyst, Fed personnel proceed. So
800: assist. photo. prod. mgr. 70
S400: arch. craftsman, EXP. 500:
eng. young grad, S275: agent,
mfrs repr.. car, S75 up: steno B
da, 1894; typists and clerks. S175.
Adm. secy.. SIN. ofc. S55 up; secy.
assn, $3.50; steno. recep. law. S55:
CO. $55: jr. stenos.. $200-S22o; &c
bkpr. -typist, NV. $500 up; sales
asst, future, 5000 up: typist-PBX
recpt. S175; typists NV, ne, $40
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BY AUCTION
AT WESCHLER'S
905 E ST. NV.
TOMORROW

commencing $50 AM.
continuing until mid-afternoon
NEW FURNITURE INCLUDES
Mahogany teester, poster and maple
beds, walnut and gray oak twin and
double bedroom groups, fawn oak
and chrome frame dinette groups,
Hid-a-Bed, maple hutch cabinet.
fine carved mahogany frame sofa,
mahogany and maple kneehole
desks, bedside tables, chests of
drawers, dressers, vanities. lamps,
mirrors, etc.
Good grade used groups, gossip sets,
studio and sofa beds, record
players, electric radiator, utility
and kitchen cabinets, wardrobe
trunks, bicycle, other household
and personal effects.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
1890 AM.
JUKE BOXES AND PNBALI,
GAMES
IL Am.
b. Order Receiver.
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AUCTION SAIES
ADAM A. WESCHLER a son
Auctioneers-Appra aisers
ESTATE AND RECEIVERS SALE
of
Large CONSIGNMENT of New and Isei

Ed n IL AMI 'EeEisIH " oAhE
Large CONSIGNMENT of New and USED
FURNITURE
STAIRWAY BABY GRAND PIANO
REFR1GERATORS ORS-RADIOS-RUGS
OFFICE DESK-LETTERGRAP
CASH RS-PAINTINGS
dign-Graoe Restaurant
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT
COLT DISHWASHER-MI
SIX-DOOR REFkIGEEA1O Or
GAS RANGE-GRIDDLE
STEAM AND CUTTING TABLES
COMPUTING SCALE E-UTENSILS
SILVER-CHINA-GLASS, ETC.
BY order 10. v. Morgan, jr., Re.
ceiver; Francis w. Taylor, Admin
istrator estate Mary Griffin; Marian
P. Bouffard, Administrative estate
Joseph Gilbert Bouffard: Commit
tee Of an Estate and other Con-
SiRQOrS
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SONS,


BRICK DWELL1Na NO ,its saa 7 THiRp n
ssTnREET NV; CONTAINING .
RoGMs 3 oS9N IN AMP isE.b BATH BRICK GA
BY y Virtue Tbu So % s2sS Psed ap Of Iras ss
one of the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the request
Of party secured thereby, the un-
dersigned trustees will offer for sale
by by public auesl1n; In front Of prem;
O'clock p.M'' H'Li the iGeG; following Ing de.
Columbia. to-wit: The South II
feet inches front by full depth
thereof, of Original Lot 20 in Square
$40; said land and premises now
ment and taxation as Lot 500 in
square $50.
Terms of Sale: One third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. bal
ance in two equal installments, pay
terest e IN at es per pa oentum 9 per ~inn annum m
payable semi-annually. from the
date Of sale, secured by flrst deed
Of trust upon the property sold, or
all cash, at. the option of the pur.
chaser. A deposit Of $500 required
of title, conveyancing, recording
revenue stamps and notarial fees at
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days from
day of sale. otherwise trustees re-
risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement
Of such resale IN some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited, or without
forfeiting deposit trustees may avail
m q nf al h H.
rights against defaulting purchaser
LEO A.. WALSHE.
BART J. WALsHE.
81 ,ap3 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN q son. Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building,
SRKE sURkfsHINus ESUlPMEMr eoNTANE6 sTnek WHIP AfP
IN PREMISES NO: 3512 GEORGIA
AVENUE, NORTHWEST. WASHING
Jon; TSN.rdsv .; c. roG2 C0NsisTING sSTITi or IN
REsYoeX REsY e2sEs I0oP EleeRc GohRoIAsA seApEs PH
FROZEN FOOD CABINET. NATION
AL CASH REGISTER AND NU-
MFROUS OTHER ITEMS INCLUD-
ING. THE LEASEHOLD.
By. virtue Of a certain chattel deed
Of end Tqt eeordsd daief s q s4a s4 II
Liber No. s644, Polio 5o2. among
the land records Of the District OF
Columbia. and at the request Of the
party. secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell At pgblie
TuURSDAY The SIXTH DAY OF
APRIL AD.. 1850. AT -THREk
O'CLOCK PM. all Of the. furnish
ings, equipment and stock. as set
forth in the aforementioned chattel
trust and contained within premises
No. 3512 Georgia Avenue. North
west Washington. D. c.
TERMS: All equipment. furnishings
and stock together with the Lease
aHd s cash s9 be III s2d paea sn fn'sss in interest ts
''eA'e HAIRY fIHs H9''fa 'BoNNErr.
REUBEN BoNNETT.
14oe oe, 3 Street Northwest.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son
Auetioneers-Appraisers
Bankruptcy y, Sale
HOB pPLIEs
KITSLENGINEs-MoToRs
PrFyIGLss-Ba1s w0SD
COMPLETE PLANES-DOPE
also
"109a'' CASH REGISTER
SNAIL JIG SAW-WORK BFNCu
TRANSFORMERS CASES
CLOCK-COUNTER
By Public Auction
at WESCHLER'
9o5 E ST NV.
Second Floor
H II r s D AY
April 9, 1850. 10 AM
John B. Collins, TIA Collinscraft
Hobby Shop. Bankrupt No $50
Terms: Cash
BENJAMIN B. BROWN.
Trustee,
Colorado Building.
Ap-3,6
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EMPL. SERVICE
1908 O st. NV.
MEN


Ramp attendant, air lines, college
nee, 20-2S yrs, single pref; start,
$40.
Mechanical and electrical engineers,
fire control exp. salary open.
Craftsmen, electrical symbols, S65.
WOMEN
SECY -STENOG.
1888 YRS. OLD.
Secy.. Bethesda. Md, 5 days. S2,7e0.
Secy., legal. exp, 8 days. So 800.
Secy., mortgage real estate, B days.
Secy. to pres. association, 1885 yrs.
BENEFITS. raises. 35-hr. wk.. 5 days.
RECEIPT. fci -stenos., 5 days, $4,000.
sseyss yssob semi-dovt' ao-day leave
Secy., book store, 5Ia days, %, 300.
CLERK-TYPISTS.
Teletypist, exp. so w.p.m., days.
Typlsts-file clerks, As w.p-m.. s dsys.
$50.
Typists, jr. research. / yr. COLLEGE,
so wpm, SI65.
TypiSts, realty Co, As w,p.m., 5 days,
S15o-Sl60.
Part-time stenog. 10 am. 70 2:30
pm. college background. B days.
xDS a
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JUKE BOXES
PIN rail-, MACHINES

BY Public Auction
At Weschler's
905 E St. NV.
T 0 M O r r O w
TUES, APRIL 4. 1850, IL AM.
Four Model 1880 and one Model
1918 WurlitZer Juke boxes and two
pin ball machines
Re:
Coin Machine Acceptance Corporation
VS..
NJ. A. Lockhart, ct al
Civil Action No. 476-49
also
Seeburg Model 146-S and Wurlitzer
No. 5593 Juke Boxes
Re:
Coin Machine Acceptance Corporation
VS..
Ben H. Frank
Civil Action No. 3171-49
United States District Court for
the District of Columbia
Terms: Cash
10. " MORGAN, ir., Receiver
S15 10Th St. NV.
Norman E. Sill. Attorney for
Plaintiff
Washington Building
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AUCTION SALES
{. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC.
AuctiOneers.

Estate Sale--6- piece Repousse French
silver tea and coffee service. large
Chrlstotle plated serving tray. A.
piece Shefileld plate tea set, English
silver gravy boat and other English
and American silver pieces; antique
and modern mahogany chests OF
drawers, antique sewing table, fold
ing-top lard table, console table.
folding metal invalid's chair. bed
room, dining room and living room
pieces, floor and table lamps. orr
entail and domestic rugs. luggage.
dropleaf tables. china, glassware.
brio mirrors, bedding, etc,
at public auction at Sloan's. us 18th
St. wednesday. April B, at 10 am.
From :. Maryland estate (name with
held by requesD; the Union STORAGE
Co. and many other owners.
Terms: Cash. C. @. SLOAN a. CO.,
Inc, kucts Established 1891 Il
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sEcY.- -sTENoG

Legal Secy., F., $500
Und. 80. fast in dietation. seey.. ne.
ING sEcY.. So 900. Jr secretary.
exper., $500 mo. Stenog.. reeep..
small ONCE, 5000 mo. Finance co..
ne. sec. $500 up. Excellent open.
inss alvays-see Miss Young or
Miss Smith at Personnel SERV-
ICE' EST 10 yrs, ST. 1854, 1911 q
st q M 4
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HELP WANTEp AGENcIEs

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT. male. 5000
train man. See Miss Gray. CAPT.
tai SERVICE. 1929 Eye, cor. 18th.
RE 2s2s. "a
sTENOG. .-BooKKEEPER - S5b wk.
Stenog. Recep. retail, S55 wk. Can
use 25 stenos. daily See Miss Young.
PERSONNEL SERVICES. 1911 @ st.
MA 2flf {Est l6 yrs)
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BuSineSS-Emplovment

Secretary. Jewish org, 6-day; s22s.
Clerk -steno.; Silver Spring; sl75.
Rookkeeper; Silver Spring; $500.
zoos Georgia ave, 81. 1124 Open
Monday TN 4 n m
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DONALD q. GUNTER,
mh24,27, ,ap3 Trustees.
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Eta BERENSON,
MEYER KOONIN,

JACOB GORDON,
Attorney for Party Secured.
412 5th Stret NV.
mh27. 7.2o.31;Ap3.k
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Realtor. ow. 3O24
BRICK RAMBLER

O4V4O44 4V4414O41I1t
Only / year old; features large liv.
rIn. with firepl., formal dining rm.,
large kit. with elec. range and
refgr., 3 spacious bedrms. and full
tiled bath; storage attic, utility rm. !.
rear terrace, large level lot; only
2 blocks to transp. and shopping
in Annandale. Yours for S16,o50
with substantial cash.
LURIA BROS.
$500 Wilson Blvd, oW. $500.
III
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A charming brick home, 5 nice size
rooms: large level lot: best flnanc-
ing. Call Mr.. FOSTER, 81. 4166.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OAKCREST
ON TOP OF ARLINGTON RIDGE
STONE COLONIAL
8 BEDROOMS, 3h TILE BATHS

Situated on a beautiful wooded lot,
in one Of Arlington's finest neigh
borhoods; very few minutes to
Army-Navy Club and the Pentagon.
First floor, center hall, 24-ft. living
room, fireplace, end of room glazed
affording view into tree tops, screen
porch on living room. dining room,
modern equipped kitchen (elec.
range, dishwasher, disposaQ. smack
corner" built in, overlooking the
tree tops, " bath; .2nd floor, 8
bedrooms, beautiful baths. storage
attic: basement is on q lower level,
practically above grade, large recrea-
tion room. fireplace. huge windows
opening on open terrace, library,
full tile bath. storage room, oil heat;
detached garage; for sale due to
q generals transfer; priced 1884,
500, terms.
Romye Lamborn, Realtol
Exclusive Agent, OF. s5S6-OT. $685.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

) good rooms. expan. attic, large
light basement; close to D. C. line
Good terms and financing. Call Mr.
Miller, 10. 9-S400; ewes, CO. 1886
MED HEP nTTTT nTNc TODD
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STRIKING BEAUTY

No need to tell you they are here
again. but wouldn't 1t be wonderful
for the youngster to walk Just
around the block to Q hne new
this home; fine preWsr constructed
5-room brick Colonial. tile bath; full
basement with rec. room; nice side
porch: beautiful lot with white picket
fence. only S12.950. GI contracts
invited.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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rms: 2-storv home built in 1910;
full hsmt., h.-w.h., oil. porch, beaut
wooded lot; . blks. to bus.
S11 050
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Lot 175x100, fenced; 5-rm. bunga,
full bsmt., screened porch: child S
swimming pool; many shade and
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Andrews Field
GI-S1n son

lot S0x200; has charming livini
room with open fireplace, large df'
nette and kitchen fully equipped
two cross-ventilated bedrooms ano
bath; expandable attic. space for
side entrance; located just of the
Allentown road, 2Ha miles from
Andrews Field, It's the best value
being offered dtoday; down payment
to veteran. Sl,05O; monthly pay
ment. approx. 500. Call Mr.. Nc
Ginnis, TU. 23SS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, NC.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Jo Fischer

3 BEDROOMS - ga acres; frame
bungalow, partly modern; "a base
from Shirley hwy: easy terms.
MILLS REALTY CO., FA. 0999.
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PRINCE GEORGES

Near upper Marlboro; 3-bedrm. bun
liv. rm., din. rm., sun porch, kit,
full basement, oil h.-w.h., large lot,
garage. Must sell Immediately
Make us an offer. o. B. ZANT-
FINGER, 945 K st. NV, MA. 1911
eyes. HI. 1896. Bowie 37h1. q
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HEART OF COUNTRY CLUB
Prewar brick home. generously ar
ranged around front hall entrance
and Incorporated living rm., din.
rm., kitchen, paneled den and "a
bath, formal-type stairway to 2nd
floor with 8 bedrooms. and 2 baths
pull-down stairs to 3rd floor fol
storage; bsmt. contains laundry
facilities; built-in garage; screened
porch: beautiful plot of ground
$4,000 price range, with substan-
tial cash required. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc
4763 Lee HWY. of Glebe Rd., OW
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Immediate Possession

S10,75O
A good 6-rm. and bath bungalow on
rich acre; equip kit, fine lge. I'd.
nice lawn, excel. garden; Just on
Leesburg pike: $1,000 cash renuired
DILLON LAND co.
1112 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church,
Va. Pa. 1889. "a. 3777.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
WESTLAWN

3 bedrms.. ramblers, auto. heat. pic
ture window; Anchor fence: vene-
tian blinds: parkway; S13.950.
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
OK. 1922. Open o to 8. cH. S1Oo.
Winsome Dutch Colonial
Brick and. frame construction. OF
Lee hwy. IN n. Arltington; Ing Aitho1rgh l.'1.If
buy can be had here at S14.S50.
Features include: Colonial fireplace
in liv. rm., din. rn., screened porch.
equipped kit. 3 bedrms. (not large).
tiled bath, up; full bsmt., oil heat.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson at Rhodes. ia. 4-16oo.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COIUMBIA FORREST

COLUMBIA FOREST
Perfect for the small family. This
home Nestled AMONG iarse oahs ca
be financed for as low as $1,000
cash. Total price, 1880. 1st A.
has liv. rm.. -dinette, kit. and util
rm.: End has 2 rms. and bath. Excel.
Open OPEN noon till II dark s sun. sun 'Ss Out CO:
lumbia pike to South Columbus St.
right to 1864 South Edison. For
sale BY OWNER GIL 433l 10e
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BURCH REALTY co.
REALTORS
S5o5 BALTIC. blvd, College PIX, Md.
til g pm, TO. 1888, TO. 1888
after 8 pm. WA. 564i. UN. 1891
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GI-S65O DOWN

Plus settlement charges. Buy this
bungalow in Radiant Valley Liv
rm., din. rm.. equip. kit, , bedrms.,
unfin. attic; nice lot; Radiant gas
heat. Call Mr.. Smiley. AP. 1920,
with ROGER MOSS. 2125 r.. I.
ave. ne. HO. 5000. --1b
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Absolutely Beautiful

Absolutely Beautiful
5707 Both ave, Queens Chapel Manor
This immaculate 5-rm. bungalow
with dagstone patio, attractive avn
ings, stove, refrigerator; level fenced
lot: 3 blks. to shopping and bus.
S9,950, terms WA. S262, HY. O39l.
WILL ROGERS -I0
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COTJ,EGE, PARK
FOreStvil1e-Vacant

3s-yr.-old. brick bungalow. LIST A..
A., 2 bedrmS., tile bath; full bsmt.
all modern cows. Ia blks. to bus
line; walking distance from elemen-
tary school; new parochial school 8
blks.; conv. to shopping. churches;
Andrews Field IA miles; open Sat.
dark; can be seen any time bv ap-
pointment. Out Marlboro pike to
Feeway dr., Forestville, turn left
one block to Martha st., right
TO No. 10 and sign.
T. D. BURGESS
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liv. rm., din. rm.. kit and bath, full
bSmt. gas heat. side porch, lot 76x
1Rr urfth Arrhnr fapHa.
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Bunga. with bedrms. and full bsmt..
lot 75x157. tile bath, screened porch.
outside firepl; fruit trees.
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Four Dances Planned For Area Servicemen

another dance at 1880 pm. to-
morrow.
A buffet dance will be held at
Fort McNair at $50 o'clock to-
night.
Girls wishing to attend can
obtain transportation by calling
Columbia 0735.
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Four dances are planned for
area servicemen during the next
two days.
Dances will be held at 7:3O
o'clock tonight at Fort Belvoir
and at the Non-Commissioned Of
f1cers' Club at Anderws Air Force
Base. The Andrews club will hold
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Press Club Will Stage Magic Show Saturday

The annual magic show of the
National Press Club will be held
in the Club Auditorium this Sat-
urday.
The matinee will start at 2::30
pm. and the evening show at
8:15. 1t is suggested that those
bringing smaller children attend
the matinee.
The show is presented by mem
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Noe Dame Alumni Plans Dance for Visiting Students P

Washington students at Notre
Dame University, home for the
Christmas vacation period, will be
entertained at dance. sponsored
by the university's alumni club
here on December 20 In the Hotel
Carlton.
The announcement was made
during a breakfast yesterday for
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Sherwood High School Operettu Set for Friday

The Music Department of Sher-
wood High School, Sandy Spring,
Md, will present an original op-
eretta, christmas Trilogy," at 8
pm. Friday in the school.
The operetta is a result of a
combined junior and senior class
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bers of the Washington Assembly
No. %, Society of American Magi-
clans, for Press Club members and
their children and guests. Tickets
for both performances will be on
sale starting at 2 pm. today.
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Only native mammals on the
atolls of the Pacific are two species
of bats.
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Chile has banned salmon and
trout fishing in its fresh waters
for six years.
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about 200 Notre Dame alumni,
who earlier attended a commun-
ion service at Holy Cross College
OF Catholic University, 4001 Hare
wood road NV.
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music project under the direction
of Mrs. Charles E. Odell, music
supervisor.
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Belgium Luxembourg report
heavy increases In export ship
ments.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-09-14

yards, florist shops and the like.
They may qualify to train vet
Grams under the on-the-job pro-
visions of the G. I. Bill, the VA
said.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-09-14
BIG PROFITS, EASY WORK
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS

There is but one real failure
that is in the failure to try.
Can it be said that you are
this kind of failure? Are you
looking for an opportunity to
get on better with your econ
omyg Would you like a real
position?
We have four jobs for alert
young Colored Men or Women.
Must be reliable, have good
references, and be able to pre-
sent dignified appearance.
If you have these qualifica-
lions there is a place for you
in Seattle industry.
Call at The Northwest Enter
prise office and ask for Mr..
Phillips. He will give you all of
the details.
The graveyard of opportuni-
ty is already filled with tomb
stones erected to the dead hopes
of those who stand and wait.
Let's get goingl
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-09-14
Anti tuberculosis Group
Sponsors Noted Speaker

Featuring DIR. Harry Wilmar
neurologist psycharist, Palo
Alto Clinic, California, as the
principal speaker, the Anti
Tuberculosis League of King
County will hold its annual
meeting at 6 p. m., Wednesday,
September 20 at the New Wash
ingtop Hotel, according to DR..
Sydney j. Hawley, who is chair
man of the program committee
responsible for the arrange
ments for the annual meeting.
Patients and People,, is the
topic DR.. Wilmar has chosen
for his discussion which will
bring out the many adjustments
the tuberculosis patient has to
make when he learns that he
has active tuberculosis.
"Dr. Wilmar has had tuber-
culosis and speaks about the
disease not only as a doctor
but as a former patient" DR..
Hawley said. "He will stress
how friends and families of the
patients can assist them in meet
ing their problems.
He pointed out that the
annual meeting is open to the
public and friends and sup
porters of tuberculosis work are
urged to attend. This is the
opportunity to learn how
Christmas seal dollars are be-
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ing used in Seattle and King
County to fight tuberculosis.
Eight persons will be elected
to the Board of Directors at the
meeting, and an election of Of
ficers will be held.
Reports of committees of the
League will be given by G. IL.
Preston, chairman, Personnel
committee; DIR. Hawley, Pro
gram committee; Morris Camp
bell, Christmas Seal chairman ;
Charles I Stone, Budget COM
mittee chairman; DIR. +. b.
Exner will give a presidential
address and Miss Honoria
Hughes, executive secretary,
will give an annual report of
activities of the staff.
Board members whose terms
expire this year are Miss Grace
Ferguson, Mrs. b. II. temple
ton, DIR. Austin G. Friend, DIR.
Byron, f. Francis, William F.
Muehe, DIR. Harold E. Nichols
and Morrison Campbell.
Outgoing officers are DR..
Exner, president; Campbell,
first vice-president; DR.. Haw-
ley, second vice-president; Pres
ton, secretary and Stone, treas
urer.
Reservations for the meeting
can be made by telephonine
the Anti-Tuberculosis League
Main 1868.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Prentis l. Frazier, bail bond
specialist, real estate and in
surance dealer, h a moved
from his former location at
401 Yesler Way, and he is now
in new suite, 631 Bird Ave-,
opposite the new Public Safe
ty Building. Old friends and
new friends are cordially in
vited to see Mr.. Frazier in his
new location, where he renders
service day and night.
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W. Bruce WEIGH, head of the
Department. of Education and d.
bureau and the Reading clinic
rector of the Educational Testing
at Jackson college in Jackson,
Mississippi, was awarded a General
Education fellowship TO IA years
study at Indiana university last
week. For several years he was
a consultant in Educational Test
ing and Remedial Reading in Miss.
LAMP
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Mi. Zion Senior Choir
To Sing ut Church

The Senior Choir Mt. Zion
Baptist Church, 18th and East
Madison, will appear in choral
concert Sunday, September IL
at 500 p. m. Guest artist will
be Marie 10 Taylor, pianist,
and teacher, who will play one
group of selections. The huge
thirty-voice choir is under di-
rection of Kenneth E. Stovall-
Geraldine NJ. Jones is the or
g;anist.