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ireD mo ole Stol5'ihe &alenoeraus,
eabe ~3pii6en 3ett mo g1uigfeit
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Ser 2eib oes fl. Gouoro, Oes leb.
fen Sadientonigs, rltht bis nuf Sen
he,tigen Gag (llnperluelD in ser
@eltmlniterz slbtei in 2onoon, sic Ser
Seilige griinoete, nls gnglano nod
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itaiiten oen aatt0iifen audi bieiea alte
tatbolil6e Ienfmnl geitohlen baben,
pilgern nod allidbrlih piele aatbpli.
ten 5u bem 8rabe oes 6eiligen on
0eien iSeIt, om 80. Sftoher.
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apoItel oes itneren 2ebers. llniere
Sahe lit es, 5u iorgen, baB ibr apo.
itolat frubtbar meroe 6trd Die Ser.
ebrung uno 6as 8ertrauen, bas mir
ibten entsegenbringen. Damn miro
@ott es fiigen, Dab Die Stride lie balb
5ltr gbre ser slltdre erbeben fam
gum &ubme Seines Nanens uno gum
Sell fir Die oielen, Die bon 8etplnl-
oerung uno 3uoeriibt lire 5iirbitte
anrufen.
Wit 5relmoesgrllb unO HrieIter-
gen,
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Gin Gngel @ottes, brtngeit ou
Ser itiuen groe Srie0' unb Stub,
ltno i6lpebelt allf Ser Simmelsbabn
Zen 8ruoertage1 frob noran!
Ser Sonntag lit ni6t MIR fir ii6
etn Gag oer 5reuoe luto oes Segens,
Ionoeru er iibt al6 cine 1,adbaltige,
Iebr quite 8irfuns aus auf Die font
menoe grbeitsmode.
Ser Sonntag ma6t oie @ohe," !"
Iagte 5rieorih @ilbelm III. BON
BreltBer. 9ln Sonntagen pflegt man
uuf Oem 2anoe i'm &irdoorf ein5u-
faufen fir Sic ganse 8o6e: &affee,
3uder, meiBes 8rot :. aud &orper
ltno Seele faufen an Sonntagen bic
les ein, Inn ipieoer cine gan5e @o6e
im GienIte ser gottgetpouten Mrbeit
lmo I'M Oienite 8ottes lelber 5ubrin.
gen 81 fonnen.
Der &orper erbolt li6 burd oie
uollItanoige Sonntagsrube in pun=
oerbarer gSeiie, ia, er bat logar am
Wtontagmorgen Elm bis6en iiberi6iil=
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oen Sonntag na6 @ottes beiligern
8iaen 1T rubiser grbolung unb @r-
frtl6ung 5l1sebradt bat, nit froblis
6em Mut uno nel1geltdrftem aorper
an ote slrbett geben f0nnen! ltno ltnb
10 oie erlten Gage ser @o6e i'm Sod
Der Nrbeit 5llge6radt - balo tpinft
l6on mteSer Elm Sonntag, cit, Hube,
tag fir ben arbeitsmiioen &orper. 60
bot eS 8ott peroronet, 10 lit es au6
fir Die n1enl6li6e gtatltr an belten.
user on Sonntagen obne Scot unb
entl6uloigung arbeitet, iiinoist ge-
gen @ottes @ebot llno frepelt gegen
ieine eigene Natur. ltebrigers loI6e,
Die oen Sonntag our6 srbeit i6an=
oen maden Oafiir eii1en ,blauen
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felt uno slusselolienbeit rno fangen
oam crit am 9ienstog gu arbeiten
an, miioe uno nit lpirrem &opf bon
Der our6ldluirmten 9tadt, nit ei=
nem &orper, geldtpa6t ourt unmG=
Blgen altobolgenuB, nit einem @e-
lt6t, oas elmer am bellen Sage IN
Der 2uft bangengebliebenen Wono=
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so tann freili6 ser Sag oes Serrn
l1no Ser 8ube ieiner pornebmen 4uf=
gabe ni6t nadtommen unb ben 8rll-
oertagen allf Ser SimmeIsbabn frob
poranl6meben.
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am Sonntag. Ser Sonntag meiit
inns iiberaa FIN auf Sic gpigfeit. gr
lit Der Sag oes Serrn - mir meroen
oaran lebbaft erinnert, baB mir Ell
men unenolih giitigen, oberIten Serrn
iiber nns baben, Ser llns nu6 unle=
rem @erfen pergelten miro. SSn ser
Stride beinl @ottesoienit lperoen mir
INNER Dieoer llnlerer boben beiligen
Stell1ng inne: r4Ad nuajora nati
est'S! - 3u S0berem ieio ibr gebo-
ren!" ruft bas Gottesbaus, tlingen
Die @loden. 9eift on ser Sdoue at
tleben, al,f Ger grbe 81 frieben, gu
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aufgabe. 44d n'ajOrd nati estis! SIR
leio 81 S0berem geboren ,S,us,ts,,
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Sic brouhen iid) nid)t boriiber 81,
oerpunoern, oaB in Ser mooernen
Welt pielroh sic luabren gegriiie BON
Gbrenbaftigfeit. gbrlibteit uuo
@abrbeit perloren segangen linb,
leltoem ourd Den 8eltfries sic gr0b-
ten Sligen, melhe Die @eltgeld)id)te
arf5lnueiIen but, unter alien Natio-
men uno in allen Sprahen Der 8elt,
ourd) @ort uno S6rift perbreitet
woroen iino. Seitoem ml,Bte Ole
@abrbeit ii6 perbersen uno lie oarf
es nod ni6t magen, offeu Dor Die
8elt 5u treten. es lit cine ungeberer-
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9etreffs Sbrcr 9lnIragc ldreibt
mir sic Ectcr SrupeI 8urealL Sma.
bn, Neb.: ~@cu oie nub Imerifo
ein5upanoernOen Yerlonen nod nih1
sur GinlponoerunN eingetragen lino
mag es nod minoeItens 5lpei Sabre
oauern bis ite an oie Reibe fommen
Nahoem oie &ermunoten regiltriert
Iino, lit ni6ts mebr 5ll MAIDEN, biz
Iie pom &oniul uorgelooen lperoen.
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- 6. g., 81.

Ger bl. Pal6atis l., Bapit, regier-
te BON ST. bis 924. gr NOR porber
etn romiider Brieiter uno ipuroe
nod Dem Sooe Stepbans ". einitin-
mig erpublt. Gr trot nit 2uolpig
benz 5rommen in Serbinoung uno
oieier erneuerte i'm Sabre SIT bie
Shentllngen bon Eippin unb aarl,
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Aua hpnt Grfprkrpis

ct. WarD's College, ct. Warps
Oto., oen 5. Nopenber 1851.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
MISS CANE
PURE SILK

"Antique silk" it's coled, this elegant
fobrc with exciting h;qhIiehts, tissue
paper crispness! This Poris-oir dress
bores your throot, sIoshes to the sweep
ing drope over one hip! Mouve, red,
chortreuse. Sizes 10 to l6 -----$35
Misses Dress Shop. End Floor
The Hecht Co.. Virginia
Also at Wdshington and SilDer Spring 2
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Tzx!z:S {;
~. By nELL- D0DSOn RUSSELL :.
NEW YORK CITY

few evenings attended of those alcoholic aoona
downtown New York known the cocktail party As
everybody nobody listened People poed and
bsotted and around screening DAcen! in the Taliua
Banhead being the establish
particularly after the
drinks got drunk the drunls got their drinks
gentleman up inquired if knew
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-02
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
81. PAU BIRTHDAYS

March IS. L. Hopkins, 545
Aurora Ave, George Manning.
943 81 Anthony Ave; Mrs. o.
Wooten. 6T3 w Central Ave;
Mrs. Ruth Benner, 672 St. An
thony Ave; Georgia Mae Htsbon,
&53 n. ChatswOrth St. Mr.. Ed
mund jackson. 1856 Carroll Ave.
Howard Dodd. sos Carroll
Ave; Mrs. Martin Brooliins S67
w Central Ave.
March 3 Mrs Matte Cons,
40 Carroll Ave. Gloria Parker,
49Q W Central Ave; Ethel Carter.
447 St Anthony Ave, Edward
Morris ST.. sos n. Chatsworth,
Mrs. Anna Niece 6S3 Iglehart
Ave
March 4 Mrs, Florence Logan,
S25 ST Anthony Ave; Essie
Laury. 725 Sherburne Ave; Doro-
thy Brown Cozine, 44S st. An
thony Ave; Mrs. Clara Parker
LAT State st; Mrs. William
Foulkes, 81 N. Western; Mr..
James Middlecoff, 551 w. Central
Ave
March Frank Brown, iO5
st Anthony Ave; Lily Preston,
273 st. Anthony Ave, Mr.. Hedge,
STS St Anthony Ave; Leonard
Davis. 954 Carroll Ave: David
Alvin Rose. 239 w. Central Ave;
Lee Ballard, SIT st. Anthony
Ave; Roger Anderson, $50 Ron
do Ave.
March g Mrs. Lorraine Tabor.
500 Rondo Ave: Mr. Isaac Blakey,
$50 Carroll Ave.
March Edward Stone, 492
w. Central Ave; w. w. Wimber-
ly, ass Rondo Ave; Roberta
Jones, 1922 Rondo Ave; Mrs.
Robert Jones. 1922 Rondo Ave;
Ted ]. Harris Jr., 81 w. Jessa-
mine Ave; Robert Noel Harris,
SIS Marion St; Mr. Benner 6T2
st, Anthony Ave, Mrs. Nelson
Martin, 972 st. Anthony Ave,
March Edna Small, 93S Car
roll Ave; Beatrice Bailey, S37
Iglehart Ave; Bernadette Benner,
672 St Anthony Ave; Cyrus
Lewis Jr., 377 N, st. Adams; Mr..
Charles Cowngton, 667 st. An
thony Ave; Mr. Louis Cason,
1885 Thomas; Mrs. Ransom o.
Neal. 31S N Avon; Mrs. Henret-
Ia Turpin, 403 N. Western st. !,
Mr.. Allen Mcintosh, 635 St An
thony Ave.
March 9-La PerCell Greene,
9Si Iglehart Ave; A. ID. Graves,
400 Iglehart Ave.
Out-of-Town Birthdays
March Eugene Hilyard, Los
Angeles, California; Capt. Byron
Rife. Korean Theater March 3
Brewer Clark Howard Univcr-
city, Washington, ID. c.
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home with the chicken pox Miss
Gaskins has been i'll for about a
week
The Helpers Club met at the
home of Mrs. A. l.. Brown, 1920
Third Ave So, Sunday Feb. 25.
Mrs. Clarence Beck, 3705
Fourth Ave. So, had as her dinner
guest Sunday, Feb. IS, her sister
in-law, Mrs. Glen Beck and her
granddaughter, Omar Faucette.
Mr.. Dan McAdams, 1920 Third
Ave. So, returned home from
Fairview Hospital Monday, Feb.
20 after undergoing an emer-
gency operation Wednesday morn
ing, Feb. 81. Mrs. McAdams gen
eral condition is very good.
The A.B.G. Club held its Atom
Tea Sunday, Feb. 25 at the home
of Mrs, George Roach, 1917 Fifth
Ave. So. Mr.. Fred Ewing and
Miss Joan Fraction sang a duet
Mr.. Floyd Poole Jr., played a vio-
lin solo, Louverne Noble gave a
reading Miss A. Marshall sang
two numbers and lone Roach
played piano solo The tea was
huge success.
Mrs. VILLA Carr, 3942 Fifth
Ave. So, returned to her home
last week from Eitel hospital
where she underwent a minor OPP
Grafton.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

March 4--B. l.. Greer, 307 Du-
pont Ave. No; Mrs. b. A. Buff
kins, 1913 Fourth Ave. So; Mrs.
John Bolin, $50 f. 3sth St. Mary
Ann Brown, 1909 Garfield Ave. f;
Gloria Mitchell, 1901 Bryant Ave.
No.
March s Mrs. Hugh Il. Wilcox,
"a S. f. Melburne.
March &C, l.. Horn 2300 Fo-
shap Tower; Mrs. Matte Prince,
2429 Fourth Ave. So; A. J. Clark,
1904 Fifth Ave. So: Mrs. Frank
Perkins, Minneapolis.
March Tom Ward, 1888 Vim.
cent Ave So; Grace Golden. 1915
Chicago Ave; Connie b, Landers
1851 Bryant Ave. No; Leonard f
Young.
March S-Charles Glenn, 364O
Fourth Ave. So; Mrs. J. c, Wig.
gins, 2431 Fourth Ave. So; Jack
Jones, 1910 Eighth Ave. No. ;
Sylvester A. Young, 1851 Bryant
Ave. No; Mrs. G, f. Nichols, 962
University Ave.
March 9--Alice Jones. 2s17 Chi
cago Ave. So.
March 10-Ida NJ. Harvey, DOT
Washington Ave. So, Christine
Lewis, 1850 Humboldt Ave. No. +;
Henry Lacey, SIP Colfax Ave.
Ave. No; Vivian Wright, sos
Olson Blvd; Harold McDuffie. 900
Bryant Ave. No.
Out-of Town Birthdays
Mach 4-R. w. Cowie, Rothsay,
MINI. March 8 Mrs T.. r. Parks,
Evanston, Ill.
March ii. f. Hall Jr., Des
Moines, Iowa.
March 9-Louis Mason, Jr.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Mines, Albert Allen Jr, and AL
bert Allen Sr.
Miss Patricia Brown. 93l St.
Anthony Ave. entertained few
friends at her home Friday, Feb.
%.
MIR. and Mrs, Gordon Kirk, 93s
Carroll Ave. celebrated their Sth
Wedding Anniversary Saturday,
Feb. p.
Miss Katherine Corum, 495 St
Anthony Ave. entertained few
friends at her home Tuesday. Feb
10.
Mrs. q. ". Lindsey, 278. w.
Central Ave. was III this week
with the flu.
Mrs. II. II. Mayes, $40 w. Cen
trial is home after being i'll in
Miller hospital.
The Los Caballeros met Sunday,
Feb, 25 at the home of Mr.. Her
schel Carrot, 1876 Rondo Ave,
Mrs. Dorothy Moclsabee. 927
st. Anthony Ave. celebrated her
birthday Friday, Feb. %.
Mrs. Woody Mills. sI6 st. An
thong Ave, was i'll at her home
this week.
The Guild of Our Lady met FRI
day, Feb. % at the home of Mrs.
Manuel Mason, 947 st. Anthony
Ave, Plans were made for Palm
Sunday Tea.
Mrs. Ruth Mcdonald, 651 w.
Central Ave, has been IN at her
home with the flu.
MIR. Edward Moore, $50 lyle
hart Ave, underwent an opera
tion, Thursday Feb, % at
Bethesda Hospital.
The Birthday Club met Friday
Feb, 20 at the home of Mrs. Basil
Peake. Canasta was played.
Mrs. Harriet Moore was the
guest of Mrs. Ermlne Allen. 973
Iglehart Ave, Saturday, Feb. "a.
The AdeIphai Club met Tues
day, Feb. q at the School of Art
476 Summit Ave.
Mrs. Leona Coleman, 655 Rondo
Ave, has returned home after a
trip to Chicago.
The Mid Century Club met
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Mrs. Snowden Williams. Detroit
Michigan, enroute from a visit
with relatives in Fort Lewis,
Washington spent the weekend
visiting with her son, Mr.. Snow
den Williams Jr., a student at St
Thomas College. Mrs. Williams
and son stopped at the Lowry
Hotel While here, she was the
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
f. Willis, 1860 Sherburne Ave.
Saturday Feb. "a. Mrs Williams
was also entertained Sunday,
Feb. IS at a theatre party given
by Mrs. Willis She left Monday
Morning, Feb. % for Detroit.
The Two O'Clock Bridge Club
met Saturday, Feb "a at the
home of Mrs. Maurice Crouch,
1888 Aurora Ave. Mines. lone
Rogers. Elizabeth Chiles and
Carol Adams won first, second
and third prizes respectively. Mrs.
George Berry was guest of the
club.
The Mr.. and Mrs. Club of St
James AME church will meet
Saturday, March at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Freeman, S57
Iglehart Ave.
The Pinochle Club will meet
Saturday, March 3 at the home
of Mrs. Lula King, 662 Iglehart
Ave. All members are urged to
be present.
The Ivy Leaf Club of the AKA
sorority met Wednesday, Feb. rs
at the University of Minnesota.
The Wednesday Afternoon Sew
ing club met Wednesday, Feb. rs
at the home of Mrs. John Kelly,
$50 St Anthony Ave.
The 81. Phillips Youth Group
was the dinner guest of the AS
cension church Youth Group Sun
day, Feb. 25
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Tuesday, Feb. 20 at the home of
Mrs Eva Day, s75 st. Anthony
Ave.
MIR. and Mrs. James Bradford,
zoos Carroll Ave, will celebrate
their 9Th Wedding Anniversary
Wednesday, March 7.
The Mid Century Club met
Tuesday Feb. q at the home of
Mrs. Iona Hampton,
The Missionary Society of st.
Peter A.M.E. church win meet at
the home of Mrs, Jessie. Shannon,
1922 Third Ave. So, Friday,
March 9, from 2 till p. m. The
Society is sponsoring a member
ship drive and would like for all
members to bring in other rela-
tives or friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-02

Station
person with hat resembling bowl of oveFtpe
kept staring martins stared right back
urched direction excused her
self to the people was talking to and hck-tongued:
thing I jush make mind whether
or not you're coored'
living impression thirty
years The people talking thought that
funny and became quite gleetul over 1t all
But you don't act like you're ata"
confded smuggling to
What do you mean act
supposed to do wear "a bandanna piece
The people talking to thought that was very very
funny and become even more geeui
The martins potent persistent.
you cooed," repeated
getting anypace think the
lady trying figure how explain what acting
cooed consisted of She finally got back on safe ground by telling
maid who jush the swedish little
the will be familiar to readers
of this column It's the old nanny routine modernzed It's
frequently welmeanng but misguided white
fanay searching for what they consider to
be conversational level with Americas Greatest Minority
Banana Hat welnown syndcaed
being hep and sophisticated On
that particular occasion she was just very drunk and obnoxious
segregation work well that most
American unfamiliar
Negroes all except servants under strain
with
I've noticed this even on the part of whites nationally known
contact with Negroes
exchange naturally
conducting themselves interiors they don't know what
years experience, l judge the amount of
person by the which he
greets approaches every
the false liberal he becomes
sonaly acquainted tell
tale
o a Negro a
bwldered when he has
Negro his ground nteIecu-
ally, educationay conversatonally.
Eleanor Roosevelt her programs
interviewing the
that acted
relationships Apparently Negro who acts nat
uraly a phenomenon wen
peienced relation wise Mrs. r.
Again, the bitter fruits of segregation
quoted publicly subject
of
blast if he doesn't
ignored press
connie troublemaker the other hand
quota Negroes
off than the other darker the world hailed
by the daily press howled Negro press.
think while discrimination segregation should
every absolutely nothing with giving
recognition the fact that the lot the American Negro definite
than peoples Africa
prestige
boy But how do hear of Chinese
cooie becoming
oy of India the greatest
of her nation?
that you your
taking the north
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-02

have the peculiar idea that all Negroes, through an
accident of color are bosum buddes / told the
gentleman l didn't know Dottie ana seeing there
are about half million brethren OF complexion
in Harlem, that is within the realm of possibility
From what could gather, Dotte gets around
bit The blonde gentleman reeled off asked my
hostess who he My hostess shrugged and said
she'd never seen him in her life before.
I've never seen half of en-" she added, way
ing her hand vaguely in the direction of the
crush of glass holders who were beginning to look
like the mob of 5;15 commuters at Grand Central
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-02
6 PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and Mrs Charles w Jackson, 2ll3 18th Ave So will
leave the city Friday March , spent weeks vacation
with Mr. and Mrs Raymond Ballard in OkmuIgee Okla Mr.
jackson is the and Of the Sunday School Of
st. James AN f. church.
Miss Elvra Gaskins 25O4 Nth So confined her
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

surprise shower given for Mrs James Bradford
zoos Carroll Ave- Friday Feb 6 by the Young Adult Group
of Camphor Memorial church 1t given at the home of
Mr. Joseph Camp
Mines Kemuel Ellis aud Norman Davis spent Wednesday,
Feb u Minneapolis guests their parents MessrS and
Evening star., 1951-07-13
CLERK
sA.M. to $50 Pm.

SAM. to 4:3o Pm.
Permanent position in our service
department.; 5-day. 4Q-hr. wk.; 22-
~ years Of age. capable of passing
physical exam and willing to give
Room SOC; open weekdays. $780, s
and Sat. 9-I No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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Evening star., 1951-07-13

EUGENE J. BRADLEY. Attorney,
$50 Jackson Place, NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court:-No. 7S117. Admin
istrstion.-This is to Give Notice:
Z That the subscribers, Of the State
Of Missouri have obtained from the
. Probate Court of the District OF
Columbia. Ancillary Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Jessie B.
Weber, late of the State of Missouri,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated, to the subscribers, on or
before the 7th day of January. AID.
1853; otherwise they may by law be
estate Given gm under S Oenr eur hands ID fiis this
9Th day of July. 1851. H. GRADY
WARREN, Paris: Missouri; MAR
GUERITE BRACE. Paris, Missouri.
SSeaD Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate CoIlrt iv13 % oT
Evening star., 1951-07-13
LEGAL NoTlcEs
WILKEs. McGARRAGHY 4 .ART

WILKES. McGARRAGHY q ARTS,
,rNI4s AtsSTness Sel ,sTy TsTs5 suilSiHE Gnqr
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ministrstion.IThis IS 70 Give No
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia, Letters OF
Administration. C.T.A. on the estate
Of Melissa Bryant Saunders. also
known as Melissa Saunders, late Of
An persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby. warned to
exhibit. the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to
7th day Of January. AID. 1859;
otherwise they may by law be ex-
Of July, 1851. MINNIE s. oXLEY.
Attest: @ Jay THEopoREE HI ns Ep' coasWEnI sWSsEsaniI. Z.
REGISTER Of wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
CORNELIUS n. DOHERTY. Attorney,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the. District of Columbia. Hold
n,iriPlra.,t lnE iPro5ats c%oTEt;-No; % 7733s. Ad-
tice: That the subscriber. Of the
State OF. Virginia has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District
Of Columbia, Letters Of Administra.
ton on the estate Of Henry Calvin
4 Beahn1. late Of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. Ali persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the ,7th day Of January.
AID. 1852; otherwise they may BY
law. be excluded from ali benefit OF
said estate. Given under my hand
this 5th day Of July. 1851. COR
NELIUS II DOHERTY. 1910 Ver-
mont ave. NV. lSeal.D Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, Register Of wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk
OF the Probate Court. 1880. 2T
Evening star., 1951-07-13

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ROUTE SALESMAN, for retail dr.!
cleaning route In Army camp ant
,yis; Cali AL. 4141 or Englestdt
1881. --1S
SALESMAN. % to s5. to cal. or
building industry. for aggressive loca
concern, Offering 1st class line Of
steel building products. Permanent
with excellent future. Must have
but not necessary. Answer giyins
references, all particulars and SALARY
requirements. Box 209-G. Star. --1s
specialties: Metal windows, garage
cAPiTAL PRODUCTS, nc. i5oi
So. Capitol st. AT. 2640. --15
SALESMAN. experienced storm win.
dow salesman; peak season just be.
ginning; ample supply of aluminium
windows. See Mr.. Hoffman or Mr.
Rogers. GRIFFTTH'S CONSUMER
CO., Arlington ONCE.
SALESMAN - Responsible man fol
year-round selling; we manufacture
canvas awnings, Venetian blinds
handle full line OF storm window
and doors and aluminium awnings
Top commission and repeat orders
Can MIR. KENYON, GE. 27o0. any
time. -15
SALESMAN. young man. sober. re
liable. for wholesale food route
good hrs. and good pay; must hav,
drivers permit. Call mornings, DU
O704; ewes. Ia. 627S. Ia
SALESMAN for wholesale liquor house
B2x S5.G, Star. -l5
SALESMAN. live-wire. for Washing
tons finest off-sale package liouo
store; position permanent; refer
ences required. CLARK'S. .703 lat
SALESMAN-Experienced in men
furnishings and hats; good oppol
Tor Advancement. ADAM HA.
STORES ws3b NC" 1929 F st. NV
SALESMAN-Men's furnishings; goo,
salary. permanent position. Appl,
HERzOG'S, 10th and r st. NV.
SALESMAN. retail floor covering; in
side selling. Apply in person. SEN
ATE FLOOR COVERING CO.. 301!
M st. NV. -l6
sALEsMAN-Progressive young man
under As. with ability to sell com
plete line Of mems wear at retail
More than average earnings to thu
right party Apply Mr.. Fredericl
Levy. 1885 II st. NV. -15
Evening star., 1951-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES Cont
w. L. GRAY, Attorney.
Colo. Bldg.
Filed June 8. 1851, Harry M. Hull

W. La GhA1, attorney.
Filled June 8. Ia 1851, III Harry M. Hun
UNITED STATES sif5f pfsrRrcr couR
GRAY PROPERTIES. NC. a bod,
corporate, Plaintiff, VS.. UNKNoMN
HEIRS, ETC; OF LEE FRAZIER
Action No MNo, .li25-5I:IThe obiec!
title to Lots Eighteen t1S) and Nine.
iSdToN HfGHLANDs" SSh n known wn0a. a.
Lots 1S and 10 Square 6l64. On
motion of the plaintiff, It is this
Sth Sth ga, d!y, Of June 1871 5. ordered it1,s! ths!
khzEaH kkAhzREx rAiEhhy, HSdH psFL1 TtItfzS EA1azE
NOR e. ROWAN. MARY HILL
AuGHES. ANDREW WNFIELp
HILL. FRANCES A. HILL, JANE M
HILL AND FRANK P. HILL cause
on or before tSe fostietb os hsls6 dsg
elusive Of Sundays and legal hoii-
days. occurring after the day OF
the first publication Of this order;
and that the defendants, UNKNOWN
HEIRS, ALlENEES OR ASSIGNS
OF LEE FRAZIER. DECEASED
cause their appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the first
rule Cay occurring after the ex-
ptratton Of three months from the
gate, otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as in case OF
default. Provided, q COPY OF this
oEder be published twise nonth for
three months in the washington
before said day. (Sl CHARLES F.
MCLAUGHLIN. Justice. A true copy.
Test: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. BY
HELEN K. BENDuRE, Deputy Clerk.