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Evening star., 1950-08-13
Emily Post

sonal customer she would give her
name; otherwise, she would merely
give the company's name.
Four Moiden Aunts!
Dear Mrs. Post: A prospective
bride has been brought up by four
maiden aunts, her own parents
having died. She would like all
four to send out the wedding in
vitations, not just the eldest. How
should the wording be?
Answer
The Misses JONES'
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of
their niece, etc.
("Do not write the Misses Mary,
Amy, Lucy and Jane Jones.)
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot
GnStDer personal mail. HoW is
the lDedding limitation inserted
in the envelope? This and other
questions about the lDedding in
DitGtion and announcement are
given In Mrs. Posts leafet E-1O.
To obtain a copy send 10 cents
In coin to her, care The EUentng
Star, P. o. Boz SO, Station G,
NetD York 19, NY.
Evening star., 1950-08-13

driv es them
and anot h er
drive their own
car, but bring a
young child and
nurse. It is
about these eX-
ira members Of
the family I'd
like to know.
How far are we
obliged to take
care of them?"
You are .eX-
pected to con-
slider how the
chauffeur is to
Evening star., 1950-08-13

-G9tOyuU EICOLVs
Last evening In st. Mary's
Chapel Of the Washington Cathe-
dral, Miss Shirley Jean Hampton
became the bride Of Mr.. Edward
Clark Wilson Of Brookeville. Md.
The Rev. George Cleaveland OFF,
ciated at the 8 o'clock ceremony
which united in marriage the
daughter of Mrs. Pace Hampton
of Washington and Mr.. c. L.
Hampton of Rome, Ga, and the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter FIRE.
wen Wilson of Brookeville.
Mr.. Hampton escorted his
daughter to the altar and her
cousin, Mrs. c. S. Robertson, was
matron Of honor. Mrs. Edward
Grower and Miss Martha Wilson,
sister of the groom, were brides
maids. Mr.. Mark Bennett Wilson
was best man for his brother and
the ushers were the Messrs. Dab
ney Waring, William E. Eacho,
jr. and Henry R. Neighbors, all
members of Sigma Nu fraternity
as is the bridegroom.
A reception was held at the
Carlton Hotel in the Carlton
Room. Mr.. Wilson is a graduate
Of the University of Virginia and
is lieutenant. d. g.,) in the
u. S. N. r. His bride attended
Stephens College in Missouri.
Evening star., 1950-08-13

A suburban hostess inquiries:
1--WE invite friends from town for
the day or perhaps just for dinner.
One family have a chauffeur who
Valley frontiersman., 1950-11-17
Moose Members 10 Attend Show Prior To Meetings at 3 P. M.

To give members an opportun- ity to attend the Fred Machetanz show on November 28, meetings of the Loose Lodge and the Wom- en of the Moose scheduled for that evening have been postponed until p.m., officers of the groups announced this week.
 The colored film to be present ed by MT. Machetanz at the Val ley theater will have two show ings with one at 7:15 pm. and the other at g pm. The film was taken by MT. Machetanz while spending a winter with ESkimoS. It has been acclaimed in the states by critics as one of the fin- est films on Alaska and its sub ject.
 At the Women of the Moose meeting, which will be held at the Moose hut immediately fol- lowing the first showing of the film, the regular lodge meeting will include social hour. Initia- ton will also be held.
 MT. Machetanz is. showing his picture here under the sponsor ship of the Palmer Library Asso- citation. On November "A and 25 he will show movies at the An chorage High School under the
Valley frontiersman., 1950-11-17
Executive Committee For AIosko Visitors Association Announced

An executive committee elected to choose temporary officers and make other arrangements for completing the recently-started organization of the Alaska Visit ors Association was announced this week.
 From Anchorage, Russell Swank and Henry Cuffel have been named to the executive commit tee to serve with Phil Johnson, Paul Greimann and Chuck West of Fairbanks; Fred Dunn and O. F. Benecke of Juneau; Antonio Polet of Nome; William. Board man of Ketchikan; Don PettigreW of Petersburg; Royal O'Reilly of Taku Lodge, and Carl Heinmiller of Port Chilkoot.
 Seventy Alaska businessmen, representing Is communities, met at Juneau and Anchorage recent ly to organize the Alaska Visitors Association which will be devoted to building up the tourist industry in the territory The new asso- citation plans to request the terri torial legislature to appropriate funds for national advertising of Alaska's attractions to match funds subscribed by members.
 The meetings were held at the invitation of the Alaska Develop ment Board but the tourist as- sociation will operate indepen- dently of the ADB.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-11-17
Mrs. Walter PorceIIs
 Is Honored at Shower

Mrs. Walter Parcells was the guest of honor at stork shower given for her by Mrs. Al DeJulio this week. The party was held at the home of Mrs. DeJulio on Tuesday evening, when many lovely gifts were presented to the honored guest.
 Canasta provided entertainment for the evening with Mrs. Parcells holding high score to win the prize Refreshments were also served with the hostess table at tractively decorated to carry out a pink and blue color theme.
 The guest list also included Mrs. Esther Hemmer, mother of the honor guest, Miss Mary Kucherry, Mrs. Virginia Gallant, Mrs. Min nie Clark, and Opal Lu Smith.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-11-17
RECEIVES PROMOTION TO LIEUTENANT COLONEL

Friends here of Maj. Mich A. Luscombe of the Army Comp troller's Office, U. s. Army, Alas ka, Ft. Richardson, will be pleased to learn that he has been promot- ed to Lieutenant Colonel, Colonel Luscombe and Mrs. Luscombe have visited often in the Valley and have frequently been house guests of L. D. Roach, Anchorage attorney, who has a farm here.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-11-17
CUB SCOUTS HOLD THEIR WEEKLY MEETING SATURDAY

Cub Scouts of Den 3 held their weekly meeting last Saturday. Henry Gallant was elected the new Denner to fill the vacancy left when John Mears transferred to Den i. Roger Brager was elected Keeper of the Buekskin and will be keeping minutes on all future meetings. A skit to be performed at the next monthly Pack meeting was discussed and handcraft planned.
Smyrna times., 1950-08-24
I'll Message
To All Our Friends and Customers

message to all our friends and customers on
occasion, 3Oth Anniversary in business. Though
future may little dark and vague as the news col
from other parts of the world look back thru
years and reflect upon pleasant business relations
thousands of friends and customers with just pride
satisfaction.
In the past years have tried to serve our
toners efficiently and pleasantly striving to always
"Service With Smile".
Faced with the threat of a new outbreak of o
gIObal we pledge to do part the home front
keep prices down to the best of ability and to insure
and equal distribution of merchandise far it is in
power to do As proof of this offer to give you
unusual low prices and good buys in August sale VIII
due to existing circumstances may impossible to
you again
We invite you to again and again to bro
around even if you do not wish to buy. Remember,
latch key is always open to you.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

ALL FEDERAL-ALL STATE INCOME
TAXES PREPARED AT THE TAX
CENTER. III VERMONT AVE.
NV, RE. 1881.
LEARN TO DRIVE. Rite-way Driv-
ing School. Full course, $25. CO.
CAN ACCOMMODATE few additional
accounts. Complete bookkeeping serv-
ice for small business; reasonable
I favff WILL N Nor s4sE BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. ONEAL JAMES
WALLACE. 1904 F st. ne. 26'
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE LESSONS.
Will sell remaining Is hrs. of my
35-hr. course. Best offer. Box 1885,
A. Star -26
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself. ABSALOM F. JORDAN.
Sr., 124 Irving st. NV. 26'
THE INTERNATIONAL CLEANERS at
241S 14th st. NV. Is no longer
owned by the undersigned. I will
not be responsible for debts or obli-
cations incurred subsequent to
March 13. 1850. ANNA WALDER.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
sEcRFTaRY-sTENoGRAPHER-or

SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER = op-
general office. WASHINGTON. PROP
ERTIEs, INC, $500 Woodley rd.
sTENoGRAPHER, must be able to
sumo general clerical duties; hours,
aooseT to F. Isss EMfsaENc7 SssE H6gSrAI APRET ME
sTENoGRAPHER, capable, for gen
scribing BY ediphone; permanent
pgco pqsltlon srSF r2SFday pRoRi,cs Resb ags oRp s9g5
TENoGRAPHER, 80 to Is, for var
led duties, in. downtown .otfice of
Capital Transit, work involves con-
siderable contacts, with the public
and pleasant telephone manner is es-
Ssnal viii dlctasIon tvs SResd and aDCHs ssrcs So
duties; about S215 per mo-, plus
paid vacations. sick leave and free
ttransppe5tation: Phone MI. 63s3,
sTENoGkAPHER Ta S2E IF aRD1 who can type let
salary for right person. Apply
MANAGER, EBBITT HOTEL, 1000
sTENoGRapHER, I II G Y experienced. SO 5-day
STENOCRAPHER-C R-CLERK-Hotel ex-
perience preferred but not neces-
sary. Salary S45 week.. Apply
Box s6-A, Star with age and ex-
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK; permanent
employment for GOOD typist, capable
OF taking dictation Not over 35 yrs.
of age. Pleasant working conditions;
group insurance and other employee
benefits; 5-day, 40-hr. week. Box
31S-A, Star 80
Evening star., 1950-03-25

Vernon Dorr, Roscoe Henry and Wade
mars. Arnold Roesler and Alfred Robson.
Edward Trapper and Stephen Tilley. Leslie
Furry and William Nelson, Phil Ransom
and Matt Ransom.
Singles-4:30 p.m.-Donald Garland,
Thomas Heany, Florentino Fabella, Carl
Knappen, Charles Barnard. Matt Ransom,
Phil Ransom, William Wannell, Howard
Reichert, Mathew Stepienski, Clarence
Purdy. Wendell Stroheker.
Doubles, 80 p.m.-Ray Heiman and
Frank Alvaro, Duval Seaton and Ernest
Mcdowell Joseph r. FRANKIE and William
E. Ohge. John Rufner. jr., and BENJAMIN
Furnay. Paul K. Curry and Harry Blumen-
thai. Hy Singer and Abe Singer, Dave
Schlesinger and Harry Mostow Lou Edo
witch and Dave Singer. James Warren
and Edwin Turner, Joseph Spatos and
Charles Buell., Harry Miller and William
Mathews. William Gill and William Jami-
son.
Teams 4 30 p.m,-Great Eastern Fl
Singles. $50 pm.-Paul K. Curry. Harry
Blumenthai, Hy Singer. Abe Singer. Dave
SchIesinger. Harry Mostow, Lou Edlovitch
Dave Singer. James Warren. Edwin Turner
Mathews. William Gill William Jamison
William Heron. Robert Hadicke. James
Melton, Norman Glosca. Gordon Frankel
Gerald Sweeney Neal Wells. Patrick Cur
tain, Robert Lee, George F.. MCGEE.
Doubles, T p.m-Joseph StrauS anc
Norman Lamb William Heron and Rob.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
STEUART MOTOR co
iHu View 1ork Ave. NV.

WOMEN, minimum 80, high
school graduates. as investigatoras
Tor a retail shopping service. In
teresting work. No experience neces-S
Sary. Must be free to travel. Apply
yam MaIneo a. sGids.' 18th and E sts. NV.
VERY EXCEPTIONAL permanent DO
sltion opening in few weeks for
ambitious discreet and attractive
woman 2S to 30. Competent stenog-+
rapher. essential but alert person.
aIsS,,iines asisy and ability to deal with other
duties most important. Must be
unmarried but no objection to
woman with children if not en-
numbered by domestic problems dur
p!sasant oce WITH RRuis Tetned hatns5. atmos.
phere. This position calls for some
one who iustifles $500 or more
Write about BACKGROUND with utmost
confidence guaranteed. Personal in
s,sz eeryieW about April 1. Box 41o,z' 49,
NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE young iady.
1890, selling in retail candy shop;
5-day week; opportunity for ad-
RotHRH ARgy WlssFos " RsFsSs Mis
and sts. NV. -26
OLD DOMINION BANK (Arl.), want
alert high school graduate for clerk:
MRS. CARRIER. OW. 1900. -25 =
SALES DEPT. of leading.
publisher has opening for several
representatives to work from ONCE
or own phone. Liberal commission.
Can earn substantial income. BOX
415-A. Star. -2S
LADIES, NEED EXTRA MONEY!
AVON COSMETICS have 4 openings
in Arlington and Alexandria; pleas
ant profitable work; commission and
bonus. Call Gil. 1869 for details.
BOOKKEEPER, thor
oughly experienced with d. E. leds-
er. payroll and general office work;
some typing, must be alert and
willing worker; 5-day week. Box
T3-B, Star %"
PART TTME-Woman to generally
assist office and selling either
mornings or afternoons. Resident
Silver Spring preferred See Mr..
Miller, WARD RADIO, $685. Georgia
ave SH 6TOO Pa
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line PEI
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33e
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line - soc
Out-of-toWn Rate is charged
on all advertising 35 miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HorrRs
Daily. = am. to pm.
Saturday, am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once
18th and Pennsylvania ave-: at AMI
of the Branch Offices throughout tht
city. or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made II
time for correction before second in.
sertion
II advertisement was prepaid. re.
tain cash register receipt. which bears
a serial number with date and identj.
ties your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note of tht
cancellation number This is i'm.
portant in case of adjustment
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Nashville College New
Women's AAU Rulers
By the Associcied Press

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Mar. 25.-A
new team is the womens National
AAU basketball champion, but the
title returns to Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville Business College won
the 22d annual tournament last
night, defeating last years cham
pions, the Nashville Goldblumes,
1928.
Hanes Hosiery of Winston
Salem, N. c., took third place
with a 39-37 victory over Ameri-
can Institute of Business of Des
Moines, Iowa.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. free t

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. free to
In the field Of radio: Exper. men
now earning $3.50 to $500 per wk.
drawing account plus. high COM
Edo1ss Emission. s For Gasa sppt aftsp phone w. R
apply HARRINGTON HOTEL. 11th
pARrlTIME ac I sAIEsMEN, sAaieEE sNsn' 8; Ha pTear-
ranged appts., $40 to $50 pm. 8
days, $50 to SIS average earning
per week. Boz 1894, Star. 30
MARRIED COUPLE, white or colored.
for cattle farm; exper.. with machin-
cry. and cattle required. No drinkers:
References; Box 16-A. Star. -26
outside adjuster. to learn automo-
bile finance business: must have car;
want ambitious, alert man who is
interested in going places. Apply
e st. ne. Ii. 3.911o. .-27
sNP NJ eooR eSRd to woE woEk alone 9nnH in Kitchen
4 and pm. office. 1908 You
PATENT LAW FIRM, small with ex-
cellent reputation and clientele re-
quires full time searcher with fair
knowledge of electricity. State age,
previous experience and starting
salary expected. All replies will be
treated IN strictest confidence. Box
APPLicATIoNs ARE INVITED for
post OF Salt Commissioner. Ceylon
Salary scale 5000 pa. rising to
from Embassy of Ceylon, 214s
p. G; Applications. in duplicate.
should reach Ceylon Embassy be-
Evening star., 1950-03-25
HELP kEN

ROUTEMEN, Inexperienced men,
white, age 22 to 80. to train for
laundry, route statesmen: must be
hish school graduates; good salary
ment: Apply personnel dept. MAN
HAITIAN CO. 1923 Fla. ave. NV,
SALESMAN. exper. detail man. to
contact the medical profession in
N. c. for new pharmaceutical COM
mission plus all expenses. Give refs.
ALEsMAN-coILEcToR for indus
trial insurance route; auto neces-
sary. Apply 5o3 Victor Bldg,
Statesmen. television. radio and ap-
pliances. immediate. openings in ex-
panded operation for capable. ag-
greSsiVe and alert men with high
earning capacity. Apply LUBAR.
1900 G st. NV. -25
SERVICE STATION assistant man
stous as ssar BE- sd6 sSe0f plus and comms naas
sion and vacation. Only we'll ex-
per. men with ref. need apply. See
MIR. BARRON, manager Sunoco
Service Station, Wisconsin ave. and
EEperienced t1Hs ABBY sAEKELp Aidhipsko skos
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white; must be exper; ref. REQ.
JoHNsoN'S SUNoCo, 1903 R. I.
ave. ne. -2f
SHEET METAL SHOP sUPERIN
TENDANT-A real opportunity for
the right man. Must know fabrica-
tion of all metal, layout, design.
control and have a knowledge Of
heating, and roofing. Old established
firm with fully equipped shop. No
limit to earnings. Do not apply un-
less you are fully qualified in all
ing. Box STA, Star. 81
SHOE SALESMAN. for Conn. ave.
ladies' shoe store. Only those ac-
customed to making high salary
need apply See MR.. ROSS. at 1905
Conn. ave NV -o5
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced in
SHOES for the family. Apply 34l2
Nth ST III OSO1
Evening star., 1950-03-25
HELP WOMEN

HELP WOMEN
ADyERTIsING APPRENTICE, 21-25,
opportunity 13ES unity to bseome aeauaintea
copy writing. Pleasant working con-
sS !5S}s II IL
ADVERTISING .AssISTANT-Perma-
nent position for young lady in
advertising department Of expanding
retail firm; knowledse, Of tipping
essential, shorthand desired but not
5oaN 5sSaSf'e g. wzBgfE ABgK = on Mis St. saasF
AWNING sEAMsrREss-one With
experience sewing all types of can
s5 Tssd RoBE y0os xaN RsK ARs5 RRb shRD 81 Rf5
CO., 1904 Rhode Island ave. ne:
BEAUTIcIAN. exper.; steady work,
good salary. Apply at 1888 Conn.
BEAUTiciAN, experienced. for new
shop opening April 9; guaranteed
BTAUTTy BSa.aU5T: 6PEka4oRss 6a sH Ssss ssrt-t,me ~
pefiHnseo et nW, 81 II az s74 branches Ills 6 18TH
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Au around ex-
commission. Call HEADS OF BE-
THESDA, OIL. 1216. go
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Good salary
and commission; 5-day week; new
shop. Write Box 117-A. Star. ~
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.. who
will, be interested in Partnership.
Preferably resident of Silver Spring
with following. but not nee. AR
MONS BEAUTY SALON, 81. O66l
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced,
$50. salary plus commission. Apply
LCNFELLOW BEAUTY SHOP, 552i
Colorado ave. NV. GE. 9S4S.-26
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced,
geoead5 salary. Call MIR. VITO, pI.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper. No
phone calls. 2301 4th st. ne. -27
BOOKKEEPER-1referably with Ma
tional 1000 machine experience;
typing necessary, permanent posi-
tion. Excellent salary and working
conditions. Apply Mr. Saunders.
UNION cLOTHIERS. 3o7 7th st.
NV. -26
BRANCH OFFICE CLERKS for our
receiving Offices; pleasant employ
ment, rapid advancement BLUE
BANNER LAUNDRY. $50 7th st. s.e.
06h
Evening star., 1950-03-25
SITUATIONS MEN

AUTO BODY MAN, 5-day wk.. no
Sat - yrs exper., steady worker.
cARPENTRY- CEMENT woRK-dood
eTsninrI SogE prempt. On :, &C courteous service;
CIVIL ENGiNEER - Desires evening
or weekend work. AID. 4061 after
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, internation-
dcad a. sads hea pu6c bd rea0ns sss wen be ntTe
position with future; college back
ground; age 20; languages no bar
Eier; best of references. Box 1ss-s,
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, fast. Clean,
desires work; night preferred: care
for machine; union. Box 97-B Star.
LIQUOR SALESMAN. considerable ex-
NJ peTisrss; MsIMTsS ,sfsreness; NGr Ak; 666I 26.
reference. nee " vi. T. 54s4. '''. 1sS sS'1
MAN. colored, wants Job as janitor.
syasrencsa with liysae R SYarssEs sEsi references;
any type work. Z am. to / pm.
NIGHT WATCHMAN, col. reliable.
good references. .DU. 2459. 25.
PaTE6 aa Go sa5y 5s fas sss ,s;slsnc. wants wosk
PAINTER; first class; day or job; best
paINffse3DEGoRArNc-rlrst:aaiass a1 1T RI 6oi 2al
evenngs N9ah pfeRp' oRs 71ao s9uf'e0uS SesY.ce'
REFRIGERATION ENGINEER desires
position: D. c. or Maryland. Box
RESTAURANTS, clubs; working man
ager available; extensive successful
experience all phases food, beverage
industry; starting salary unimpor-
tant. Agencies invited. Box 133-B.
Star. 27s
SALES ENGINEER. age 80. established
tary: Work out Of washington; win
NEWCOMER, 81 married; desires
any kind of clerical Job in whses.,
stores. hotels, offices. European exp.
in office. administrative, bookkeep-
ing. room clerk; telephonist, tele-
graphist work; also good German
language knowledge. Call HU. $500.
YOUNG attorney with secretarisi ex-
perience desires position with C.PA.
or tax atty. Box 141-B, Star, 27s
VETERAN--Sober; mechanically in
clined; wife, two small children;
needs steady Job. Box 1903, Star.
vET-25. married. desires position
with secure future: exper. In clerical,
invoicing, off. mang't: have car;
no cenyassing; refs. HO. 1870. 26s
COLoRED man. young, desires Job
as truck driver or chauffeur, D. C.
COLoRED MAN. wants Job. Truck
driver, shauffuer or porter. Phone
Evening star., 1950-03-25

time, to sell nice line Of foam rub
ber chair cushions to commercial
Waits t5ade pnx in shs Metropolitan are. area
WE NEED a, good appliance sales
attractive, to one who shows he
operation given and substantial
earnings assured to a capable man
who is willing to work hard. YOST
ELECTRONICS, 1884 Wis. ave. -26
BUSINESS SALEsMAN-An aegres-
slve sI scotsman ahaa should make better
ba b9t Peesssary IS SEE acs Mr. r. fm5sh 5nRh St
MoRGAN, ST.. ST. RE 1910. f N2s e.
WHOLESALE SALES
MEN ca, ages. 23 to 35. expert
enced, solicit dealers on premium
Oil line, excellent opportunity, guar
anteed income, expenses. Call Oh
77@s Tor interview 9 am. to Ja p m.
in Washington and nearby Virginia linia
selling cigars, cigarettes, candy. etc.
Car necessary. Box 113-B. Star.
MEN. with cars, to call on retail drug
Car allowance. HAROLD P. RU-
DOLPH SALES CO.. 3l4 Randolph
pl, ne, AID. 4454. -27
SALESMEN-Local ice cream COM
pany has immediate opening for
sales representative contracting drug.
restaurant and grocery trade Good
salary and commission. Also car
allowance. Age 21-35. Box 307-
RooFING and siding statesmen, at
once: experienced; also manager
to operate Danville branch office;
good proposition Contact w. E.
Newsome. CAROLINA ASPHALT
ROOFING CO.. Roanoke. Va. Phone
B. -lS61 or nipht 2-EOSS -Or
Evening star., 1950-03-25
JOHN w. GULLEDGE, Atty.
kO3 F. st NV,

5O3 E st. NV.
Filed March l6. 1850. Harry M. Hull
IN THE uN1rE6 6is5fi sTArEs DISTRICT
ocIaire eCIs ne' A. M Lynch, Plaintiff. VS..
Philip Barton Key. ct al, Defend
ants.-Ciyil Action No; $780,
ORDER OF PUBLICAT1ON.-The
' on the " title to to the following ds:
scribed real estate: Lot SO In the
fSsqtstll0n FoeTtsch and others, of lots. in
Square 3S, as per plat recorded ln
Liber No; II folio 81 Of the Reeords
Distric. Of Columbia; On motion Of
March 1880 ORDERED THAT the
defendants Philip Barton Key, Louise
Ellert and Josephine Ellert Ward
cause their appearance to be entered
exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the. first. publ
cation of this Order otherwise the
Cause will be proceeded with as in
case of default. That the defendants,
the unknown heirs, alienees or deyi, .h.
elder>. Mary Key Nevius. Rebecca
Key Howard, Elizabeth Key johnson.
Emily Key, Annie A. Key and Rich
ard French cause their appearance
to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring one
month after the first publication Of
this order. otherwise the. Cause will
default; provided a copy Of this
order be published once week for
three successive weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Eve.
ming Star before said day: good
canse having been shown why Longer
publicati Is unnecessary (S) r
B. KEEcH. Judge tSealN A True
Copy. rest. HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk,
B. HELEN F. STRAUSS, Deputy
Clerk. S.25,ap1
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Parcel Delivery Manager

Parcel Delivery Manager
Local experience necessary. State
age and experience. Apply Box
PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS, white.
over 1S years; experience required.
regular work, must have parking
lot permit; Apply PARKING LOT,
sHSR&AeY' I!RSs n esYE' rA1 !smf1 i11f RUST MAYOR NAYS
some capital to form company; ex-
cellent opportunity for right man;
must be registered in Md have
excellent location in suburban Md.
and experience in drug business. For
further details write Box 41a-A,
PIAsTiERERs wANTEp-white, at
the J & L.. CONSTRUCTION CO.:
between BaileyI e. Gross Boz Rncds 81 and I ad
apt. project for 1st class mechanics
only. Bring tools. Call JE. 3-sG00,
between and 8. -27
PLUMBER for steady CONTRACT work;
80 am. and aft. 7 pm -26
PORTER, for drug store; no SUNDAYS:
apply in person. NATIONAL DRUG
CO. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. ~ :.
PRESS FEEDER (cylinder)-Exp. at
hand feeding; some night work for
right person; NO DRINKING. Call
IA. 3932 or RA. 96s3. 8 to pm.
PROOF PAssER wanted. with car.
1886 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring;