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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-10-27

Lincoln High
First down 3
Rushing Yard i55
Dashing Yard 0
Passes attempted 1
Yards penalized IS
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DAVIS FAMILY VISITS WARREN-Rev.
family. l40l King St motored to Warren,
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500 Six

Star Dust. She is really doing a
fine job.
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CAM DEN

Andrew Robertson suffered a
sick spell last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Rawling and Mrs. Lula
Robertson visited Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-10-27

SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE MACEDONIA BAPTIST Nio
USHER BoARDThe second anniversary OF the Moceoona Dp
Church Usher Board New Gascony Arkansas NoSen
~ - The general theme anniversary Isl In the beginning e
created Heaven and the Earth Genesis Chapter Verse
PROGRAM - Ill,
a in the following ORDER Pray Service by Deacon H. m LEA
cor Williams by Rev H. y Lee Cohsegauoha gong
by Sister Carrie Holmes; Welcome address by Josephine s'
rnse NV sammie Carlisle; Earnene Hill and ohers Paper
v Annie Mae Brdgeford Response by Shelley Dueu ny Ea
er and others Fifteen Program by the following Chuf'
cs Cornerstone Mong STAR Union Baptist Pilgrim "''e' D
Chapel. and ST. Andrew
Al 200 p M Sermon IL Rocks Each Usher Is asked 10 pay
az ~ Sunday night General Singing by the following Quaes SIX
Spiritual Airs True Gospel Four Stars OF "aooaseNo oV ~
"a G, Andrew Choir Solo Contest Singing with prize to the win
sr All singers are urged join in the Contest Selection py sister
willie Hill and Sister Bir,ha Mae Washington
Program COMMITTEES Jueret Toy Enora smith ana savannah
Erunson.
L. Thomas, President
Jueret Totty, Secretary
Rev.. II. r. Thomas,
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Where Negroes Work
Merrill Slams
Lincoln 1916
BY Jerry c. Brown

The Merrill High Tigers went
all the way to defeat Lincoln Hi,
Mariana 1876. A Wilburn to Bealer
Pass was good for a touchdown.
In the third and fourth quarter,
Melvin Jefferson, Merrill's Half
back, blasted total of 80 yards
for two Of the winning touch
downs. James accounted for Two
more. a 20 yard touchdown pass
and a kick off that bounced in
the inzone and he bounced on it
for a touchdown. Wilburn's kick
was gooG for the extra point, and
Coleman added another when he
dashed 81 yards for touchdown.
Statistics
Merrill
First down 8
Rushing Yard 287
Dashing Yard ZIG
Passes attempted II
Punts attempted l
Yards penalized 30
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Star Dust. She is really doing a
fine job.
buy Where Negroes Work.
lOUANN
Eletha Burch
The New Jersulame church Sua-
shine Band and BTU vii sponsor
a program at the church on the
fourth Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Sarah Bureh will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary Have
your news ready when you get
your paper.
Buy Where Negroes Work
SPARkMAN
r. d. Harrison
The school opened its winter
session October % with large en-
! rollment.. Willie J. Williams made
a special trip to Fordyce recently
| 80. Robert Louis Harrison of For
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White Mob

Continued from Page y
the Negro group, to help the
Negroes plan today's party, which
he believed had completed it's
purpose before the sudden out
break.
Alvin Pate, II year-old farm
boy from nearby Rollins Fork
received a small knife wound in
the right side shortly after the
melee flared up following an at
tack on a fredericksburg news
paperrlan, Frank Trippett.
AS h was attempting to take
pictures of the group of Negroes
on the boardwalk after the swim
ming party. Trippett said he sud-
denly was assaulted by two white
men who knocked the camera
from his hand, then knocked him
down and rubbed his face in the
sand.
Whites Gather
Trippett said between 300 and
400 white persons were on the
scene in a matter of minutes
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-10
THE YOUNGER SET

Here we are again. Lots shook
this week and we weren't there to
see any of it. On Tuesday night
the dance at the Y. w. went off
with its usual bang or so I heard.
Friday night the Younger Settlers
were dancing to TIE smooth music
of Girls Tull. On Saturday night
there were two happenings: Mr..
Hampton was vibing it down at
the Eagles Auditorium while at
the East Madison Y. M. carnival
was in session. Quite fun filled
week, Ell?
Do you hear that rumbling in tie
distance? Well, sandy, the big
noise, swancy is back in town.
Maybe he wants to be transferred
to the "B" Company. Be at home
all the time and Be getting Army
pay. Sunday. Buddy Catlett
had a very refreshing visitor,
Mable Tullus We would
like to come on with some more
of that Walter Winchell stuff
again
OPEN LETTER TO LEoLLA
BRADFORD:
Dear Leolla:
Last week we made big mis-
take in saying that you and Rob-
zeumault were secretly engaged.
We would like to offer our apollo
gies to you and say to all our
other readers: Leolla and Robert
are not engaged, secretly or other
wise.
We are conducting poll and we
will have it all ready for you in
the next issue of your paper
and remember wat Confucius say
He who sit on a tack is better off
Good Blye.
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SAFE DRIVING PRACTICES
SPEED DRIVE.

1. DON'T SPEED II SPEED
KILLS. Your speed should be CON-
mensurate with driving hazards.
Night driving. winter driving,
heavy traffic driving, reduced Wis
ability. and poor roads necessarily
call for slower speeds. Slower driv-
ing is not only easier but safer.
2. Brakes, windshield wipers, ex-
haust manifolds, gaskets, pipes
and mufflers, electrical system,
headlights, and tires should be
checked periodically and kept in
good condition
3. Drive in a courteous and
sane manner at all times. Slow
down at all intersections. Survey
the entire intersection when you
are many feet away from it and
always have your car under con-
troll so as to avoid any emergency.
4. Obey traffic rules and regu-
lations at all times. Do not cut in
and out of traffic. Give all signals
as required by law.
5. Never take a chance regard
less of whether you have the right
of-way or not.
6. Keep a reasonably safe dis
lance behind other cars. Avoid
sudden and abrupt stops. Don't
swish out from a stop position.
7. IF there is any possibility that
your driving ability is impaired
by liquor, sedatives, fatigue, ex-
haustion, or emotion, DO NOT
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after the attack. He said gen.
eral fracas then ensued between
the whites and Negroes.
The youth who was stabbed
told police he saw Negro
woman hit a white man with her
pocketboOk during the scramble.
He said he jumped on a Negro
he saw attack the white man and
in turn was attacked by another
Negro.
Eugene Johnon, a Colonial
Beach Negro, was arrested by
police and held without charge.
Officers did not indicate he was
being held as a result of the stab
bling of Pate, who was not in
jured seriously.
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REPORT FOR REGISTRATION,
TEXAS DEAN TELLS SWEAT

REPORT FOR REGISTRATION,
TEXAS DEAN TELLS SWEAT
HOUSTON = Heman Marion
SWEET. whose admission to the
University of Texas Law School
was ordered by the United States
Supreme Court in a unanimous
decision handed down on tie 5,
has been informed by the Univ
ersity that he is to report for reg
istration on September Is.
"On basis of your B. A. degree
from Wiley College and graduate
work at the University of Michi-
gan, you are eligible for admis-
sion to the law school," H. Y. Nc
Gown, registrar and dean of ad-
missions, wrote to Mr.. Sweat.
Further registration materials
and instructions will be furnished
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Cooling drinks are much in de-
mand as picnic fare. Mix together
some apricot nectar and pineapple
juice with gingerale and ice cubes
and place in the thermos. The bev-
erage will be deliciously cold and
refreshing, as well as ready to
serve.
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Psychic Reading
REV. MARIE & ROSE

VIII help with all your worries
and troubles. Advice on all mat
ters. Appointments not necessary.
Open daily and Sundays. 10 a. m.
to IL p. m.-509 South 18th or
134S Broadway, Tacoma, Wash.
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ASKS RESTORATION OF

ASKS RESTORATION OF
RIGHTS IN DRAFT COVENANT
WASHINGTON = Failing to
agree upon action to have tie
State Department to include Ar
tic,es 22-27 of the Universal Dec
laration of Human Rights in its
draft covenant on human rights,
the executive committee of the
United States National Commits
sion for UNESCO has appointed
Charles S. johnson and Milton Eli
senhower to a committee to make
a further study of the question.
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The first trees. as we know them.
with more or less solid wood and
needle-like leaves, appeared in the
Permian age. 235 million years ago.
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CHILD CARE

Working parents of all races: do
you wish to have your CHILD in
experienced, competent hands
while you are away from home
to be cared for at a reason
able charge, acceptable in adj
vance? Healthy children from
infancy to four years are Earny's
specialty-Call her for an APP
pointment. Phone: MI. 1875.
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Solesmen Vented

PART OR FULL TIME-Men or
Women, any age, needing adj
ditional income. to work in
neigborhood. Good earnings in
exchange for some of your time
2032 : 3rd Avenue.
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EERE is A SALAD ideal for the
! : picnic:
*T0ssed Garden Salad
(Serves ~
2 cucumbers, sliced
10 radishes, sliced
"A cup sliced green onions
bunch watercress or other
greens, separated
Y cup chopped celery
u cup shredded raw carrots
u cup shredded cabbage
Il teaspoon salt
French dressing
Toss vegetables together in a
bowl with the salt and French
dressing. If desired, the bowl may
be rubbed with split Glove of gar
lie.
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Hearty Chicken Sandwich
Makes 81
cup chopped, cooked chick
en-
4 cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons chopped green
pepper
u cup salad dressing
u teaspoon salt
Vienna rolls
Y cup soft butter
lettuce leaves
Combine chicken. celery. green
pepper, salad dressing and salt.
Cut rolls in half lengthwise and
spread with butter Spread chick
en- salad on lower half of rolls. Top
with lettuce leaf, then cover with
roll top.
These ham and egg roll-ups are
sandwich like, but require no
bread They make excellent nib
bling on picnic:
Ham and Egg Roll-Ups
Makes 81
2 slices Swiss or American
cheese
2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
tablespoons real may0nnaise
teaspoon Observation-Disclosures
radish
Dash of worcestershire sauce
ham slices
Salt and pepper to taste
Cut cheese in half Chop hard.
cooked eggs and add mayonnaise,
mustard, worcestershire sauce and
salt and pepper. Place strips of
cheese on bread board and top
with ham slice. Spread egg mix
ture in center of ham Roll up
tightly. Wrap in waxed paper.
THEY WHO LIKE hot food on the
L picnic spot will be interested to
know that small size cans, eight
ounce size, are available now for
the first time, of food favorites.
To make a balanced meal, plan
to have a tossed salad which can be
carried in a jar or a lightweight,
unbreakable bowl that comes fitted
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WANTED TO RENT-A two-bed-
room house by a well recon-
mended family of 8. Call MI. 4053
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DRIVE.
8. Develop a tolerant attitude
toward others in driving. Some
times the other fellow is right.
9. The right to drive upon the
public streets and highways is a
privilege and must be shared with
others. This right should not be
abused and is subject to being
restricted by law. Traffic courts
impose fines and other penalties
for the purpose of lettering a de-
PENDANT from re-committing the
offense with which he has been
charged and to instill within him
and others the desire to abide
by all traffic laws. Fines and other
punishment are not given in a
punitive spirit but for the purpose
of showing the defendant and the
public the advantages of careful
and courteous driving and the
disadvantages of reckless and sell
fish driving.
10. Over 10000 citizens of the
United States are killed each
year in traffic accidents. Drive
carefully at all times SO that you
will never be responsible for the
taking of a human life.
DRIVE AS YOU WOULD HAVE
OTHERS DRIVE
Roy DeGrief-Traffic Judge of Sc
attic, Washington, and Traffic
Court Division of National Safety
Council.
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FURNISHED APIS. for rent.
Prospect 2034.
THREE SINGLE ROOMS Nice
size, at 725 Lane, Ell. 3374,
with cooking facilities Rent SO
yer week. Good transportation
facilities.
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LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Broiled Grapefruit
Scrambled Eggs with
Frankfurter Slices
Shoestring Potatoes
sTossed Garden Salad
Berries with Cream
Ambrosia Jiffy Cakes
Beverage
Recipe Given
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PSYCHIC READINGS

WHITE COUPLE wants social
contact with colored people,
married or single. Age up to 35
Write RES, 2308 E. Madison.
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FOR SALE-One Govt. Welding
Shop Truck, mounted Stude-
baker 6x6. Electric and acetylene
welders, Hydraulic press, air
compressor, grinder, metalizer,
etc. Priced at $500; like new.
Call He. 51S6 or write N. w
Phillips, Orofino, Idaho.
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CLASSIFIED

ROOMS FOR RENT with or
without furniture. Minor 1887
Mr.. Locke.
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Barefoot Indians
In India nearly 800. 900 people 60
around barefoot
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with a cover. As
d e S S ert " u
might pack some
fresh fruit and
simple c a k e S,
baked in paper
cups, with a
baked on FROST
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MORTGAGE SERVICING
MANAGER
EXPERIENCED

Permanent position for young man
actively engaged in handling all
details of servicing on FILA and
VA mortgages.
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STOCK BOY. ever u s. drivers Fer
nit essential. 10 help min supeTtn-
,s s. s Y p RHeSseN9g, S1s in IS e,
STORE FIXTURE SALES
Rsnrsseq,atiyes or sislrisut9sr e:
furn.; sxper. preferred IN FeStAa-
s EaHt sqaS'as sRroRK i Ssdip s1 e6
1915 Z. Balte. ST. sAlSlmee. Nd.
TAILOR, expeY.. 5000 propoSition
woHLMuTH TAILORING CO.. lsl2
IIRE kEBuiLDkk, Tor lse; tire arm.
tai, Salary. sal 90 per wk, TO
start, with excellent oppoFiunlsy. fog
a. ALFRED sT1pHAM TIRE CO,
Ioii = Il Nv s. am to i T. S nSen,
ms LAYOUT, ABBY 56th and Tllaen.
r Feee RhiNnPPEkrs-Exp.risnssd. steady
workers only. Call DE, l47t day
TRUCK ri Driver. eolored. bond re-
CURED, company viii pay; salary,
S3S. 5ls-day week. references re-
oaired See Mr.. DIXON. l4So P
ST. NV. No phone calls.
TRUCK DRIVER. white, y years OF
age, ,virEiSA drivers license re-
METROPOLITAN, WaShinGton Area In
GLIDING nearby Va. and Nd. Apply
In person 4S5 Calvert ave. Alex
U fnSsrRs AND sPRINGERs. 40
a22 BurIngton ave, silver spIins,
yTS iii ri as HELPER ExPtri-
soSseS e0'f Ben ss' HuN BE 9aS
W1E4a ,f Il! l eapabie and
experienced. must have car, steady
Job, new work only BeSt pieee
work rate. FI-AHERTY BROS INC
WINDOW TRIMMER, experienced in
chain store variety; state eNper..
refs. and salary expected. Box 80
MAN. young. ambitious. enersetic,
with use of car. for city Supervisory
national concern. no canvaSSins or
soliciting; permanent position; sal
airy; 40-hr.. 5-day. week vacation
with paw. retirement plan; unusual
opportunity for advancement: COLLEGE
graduate preferred. Give full In
formation and telephone number in
confidence for personal interview
Box 353-H. Star. 81
MAN-White. experienced as door
man and elevator operator. Apply
supsrintendent OF Service CARLTON
MAN. colored. to drive truck and help
around woodworking mill. must be
sober. FLAHERTY BROS, INC"
1e32 Mt, Olivet I'd. ne, 80 d.,
MAN with some knowledge Of oil
must have car, Cali WA. 7ll2. III
MAN, colored, steady. strong, sober,
W WASH E ERsh E2se efi hsst Io fSDS
ri 81 t Sat- tm 10 70 an inst 10 alumni mn
mum combination doors and windows,
time or ours if not capable Good
pay, steady work. Apply superin-
tendent. WEATHER-M MASTER co,
s727 9th st. ne. Foot OF Franklin
MEN to distribute household product;
70 selling; exclusive territory' 500
week guarantee: auto essential, Call
Mr.. KAY. MI. "53s. for appt. -
Meta retain s seiIins 1885 S s CAPITOL st. 81.
YOUNG MAN. high school sraduate
with mechanical training and apti-
tude; l VI. mechanical drawing
necessary. to work in stock room
and on drawing board, Apply by
Address M1NNEAPoLfs HONEY
WELL REGULATOR CO. 1918 x
st. NV, Washington d. c. Att, II,
G. Muller. -2f
YOUNG MAN with mechanical abil-
ity to train to Install aluminium
storm windows and doors. Call at
1927 9th st, NV, 8 am. TO 10
am, weekdays 10
YOUNG MAN--Alert. intelligent. ca
pable of assuming responsibility.
must be light build, working fore
man, night work, cleaning duets,
car or light truck essential; good
sal. and expenses. RA. S5TO. Is
YOUNG MAN, to sell furniture re-
pair Supplies and work stock; ex-
perience not necessary. BEDELL S
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HELP MEN

FENCE Statesmen. experienced. full
or part time, best deal. Phone LII.
1880. $50 to 10 pm. IT.
FILE CLERK and runner, white only
starting salary, $1,000; 5-day week
hours hour. to 5; chance for ADVANCE
FOUNTAIN 9; MA. MAN. white. exper- A or
SANDWICH board: no nights or Sun
r dayS; Ok; NE. N Mr. PAUL Anvil,
SEIhs DR6es sA2 s5iS eola ARSis
FOUNTAIN e'ffi AiiiSnSt aSD LUNCHEON helr
s ssntes n ETR Only Top Apply AM Id
GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE Man
Commercial experience preferred,
PPerm,a5nsent 5ob; Good opportunity
G fEGx IlE1sSG stagi steady YORK
go eGo0 a saEain f. $3.50 Bethesda aye
GRoCERY-vEGETABLE CLERK. self
service market, only non-drinking
steady worker need apply. WEST
OVER MARKET. 1868 N. Washington
c 11zd Arllngton. Va y1om tn 80 m
8 nights wk.; 1880 years old. Must
be exp; refs. required, Apply in
person only between 4 and pm
HOGATES, 9th and Maine s.w. -19
INtESTlGATOR-AD 1mmed
opening with national small loan CO.,
wonderful opportunity for advance
ment plus many benefits such as
disqualification, pension plan, paid
vacation. Car provided by company
Interviews between IL noon and 3
LIBERTY LOAN CORP, s225 Ga
a aW;r Silver Sprins' Nd: 20
bldg; 6-day week, Z amt pm.
salary S104 mo. Apply BLISS PROP.
ERTIES, 1911 Columbia I'd. NV,
SO am, As pm. -19
JANITOR, colored; large apartment
BLDG; 5th-class engineers license
required; 6-day week; salary S115
mo-, quarters, gas and electricity
Apply BLISS PROPERTIES, 1871
Columbia I'd. NV, SO am, As IN
LAUNDRY RoUTEMAN, % to So;
exper. not necessary. Guaranteed
salary while learning. Attractive
bonus plan for man who qualities.
Bond required. Apply HOME LAUN-
DRY, 1l01 Raum st. ne. after 9
pm. 10
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Hrlp WoMEN tcsss.)
BoOKKFEPTN0 MACHINE cpesatos,

BookKEEPTNG MACHINE cresAtof.
thoToCGhly experienced TO operate
MGR 5000 machine, typlaS required,
excellent salary telHteAAEen; sna
eseAe3e YOUNG woman. Aif-eondi-
TONED ocses, pleasant worktnE con-
sitineash. LEWIS 4 THOMAS
SALTZ. INC, lace q 81 nW.
CALCULATION OPERATOR. PERM
Position IN Apdij.ng espi. full-
time eonptouetry Nork; S-eay. 90.
Pheasant working eeRds Apply Per-
Sonnel once STARS RoEBpCK n
CO, 4AuO Wis sNe. nv
CASHIERS e.. must b experienced.
seoS salary Ana plsAsAn. ESskins
SPORT SHOP. lOth and \ s,s. nv.
CASHIER rYPIsT-Fpr main once
Of me retain store, rctAn expeg.
PTe;errea' an unusual opportunity
ISr ans so8 .s asq A psassnt wSrE
ms conditions. Alr-eonditiened once.
bach, LEWIS 4 THOMAS sALT1E.
INC, lsOa O 81. nv.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE sales
women with character and ability;
one who ENJOYS meeting the public:
permanent position MARTIN 3
CHINA h GLASS SHOP. 1928 Con-
neCUCut ave SO
CLERk- TYPIST. Perm position. air
coneitiored once Prefer resident
OF ne. section RANSDElL INC.
$40 R / ave. ne Ia
CLERk-THPlST, under So, insurance
company; A-dAy week, Men thYoGgh
FIJI. Apply MANAGER, 1909 l 81
NV 80
CLERK TYFIsr. Ase $3.50. fer PER
mapent position with !ArGt insurance
company, S-dAy Wk Apply in PER
son. AIS Woodward Bids go
CLERK TIPIST, permanent position,
S-Gsy, 4O-hT. week Goth CENTURY
~
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SALESWOMAN


| $4,000 TO $4,000 yearly: pleasant
| profitable work: no canvassing. col
| Letting or delivery, must have car.
| Write Box 266-G, Star. 10
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VERNON E. WEST AND
R0RERT N yVTSE

Attorneys for the District Of Columbia
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia,
aolding Probate Court;--DIsTRIcT
3P hGoLuMsIA' DISTRICT :, Building
TssflRs'o T. RDoEar6 6lainti Admi Us
istrator of Estate Of Adolf Lave,
Deceased, National Press Build
ing. Washington, D. c., Defendant
Administration No. 1870. -
ORDER - Application having been
finding that Adolf Lave, the above
named decedent. died intestate with
out heirs at law or next Of kin with
In the degree Of relationship recog-
nized by the laws Of distribution
and for a degree that said decedent's
Title 10, Sec. III 81 Stat. 1851,
as amended by the Act of June 20,
1884 as Stat. 1900, 1t is ordered
this card day of March. 1850. that
the unknown heirs at law and next
Of kin, If any. Of Adolf Lave. de-
pear in said Court on Monday, July
3. 1850. at 1000 am, to show cause
why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished in the Washington Law Re-
porter" and in The Evening Star"
twice a month for the three months,
April. May and June. 1850, requiring
said parties. to appear on or before
said date which is the first rule day
occurring after the expiration of
sucil prescribed period. BURNITA
SHELTON MATTHEWS, Judge.
(Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J. MAR
CUES, Deputy REGISTER of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court.
M 81 Hnank iaQ
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COLD MEAT CHEF
White, experienced; meals and uni
forms furnished. Apply Chef. CARL
TON HOTEL, 10th and K SITS. NV.
lie
PASTRY CHEF-white,
experienced; meals and uniforms
furnished. Apply Chef, CARLTON
HOTEL, 18th and K SITS. NV. lie
ASSIST. WAREHOUSE MANAGER
Must have exper. warehousing for a
retail organization, must furn. excel.
T re one sters Of Vas tsn nasoa
which is permanent to capable per-
and pleasant surroundings. State
salary desired and inclose refs. Box
AUTO TSS1i fi1S StaS, COMPANY m msr
tracts and collection work; $50 per
wk. to start. State age, exper., etc.
Box 17-G, Star.
AUTO LUBE MAN-Experienced man
wanted with thorough knowledge
of car fabrication and ability to, sen
working conds. and employee bene-
s Nj sss Nh Mof SSsn co 6illhi Pord
Dealer, go Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC 90. need exper.,
reliable and sober men, to work in
clean clean m nns shop; good working
guarantee; 51a-day .wk. with paid
Ayress at sAFFoRD- CHANDLER
MOTOR CO.. INC. 629 H st. ne,
At: $500. (Wash.s most progress
AUTO. MECHANICS, (2) with Lincoln
Mercury experience. guaranteed SAL
airy and percentage. Call Mr.. Grow,
MONTGOMERY-STUBBS MOTORS
INC. 1900 East-West Highway Sill
yer Spring, Md. SH. e040. al