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Smyrna times., 1951-10-25
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Regular Services Will Be Held on
Sunday, October 28th

Asbury Methodist Church, Rev.
w. l.. Beckwith, pastor, announces
services as follows: Morning wor-
ship, IL am; Sunday School, Mr..
Harry C. Johnson, general super
intendent, 10 am; classes for all
ages. Evening service will be
Youth Might when the young peo-
pie will have charge of the service
and the youth choir will sing. The
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice will observe the Week of Pray
er and Self Denial in the Mid-week
prayer service Wednesday evening,
october 31st at 7.30 o'clock. M. Y.
A. F. will hold covered dish sup
per Friday, October 26th at 600
o'clock sharp. Plans have been
made to attend the Smyrna High
School football game with Havre
de Grace. Must leave church at
6:45 sharp. Come to Supper!
Don't forget to dress for the occa-
sion.
Evangelistic Services
FyangeliStic services will begin
Smyrna times., 1951-10-25
Special Service at EpwOrth Church

Special Service at EpwOrth Church
Special services will be held at
Epworth Church near Templeville
Oct. % at 2 o'clock. There will
also be services at 7 o'clock when
Rev. Claude Lynch of Milford, Rev.
John Mitchell, and Rev. Voshel will
be there. There will be special
singing by the Jester family and
others. The Saturday night pray
er meeting will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walls in
Crumpton. Everyone is welcome to
attend these services.
Smyrna times., 1951-10-25
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
In memory of Brother William d. Kel-
luzns. who died October IS, 1851.
Once again hath death summoned Broth
er Odd Fellow. and the golden gateway to
the Eternal City has opened to welcome
him to his home. He has completed his
work in the ministering to the wants of the
afflicted. in shedding light into darkened
souls. and in bringing joy into the places
of misery. and as his reward has received
the plaudit well Done" from the Supreme
Master: and
Whereas. The all-wise and merciful MAST
er of the Universe has called our beloved
and respected Brother home, and he having
been true and faithful member of our
beloved Order. therefore be it
Resolved. That Morning Star Lodge No.
6, l. o. o. F. of Smyrna, Delaware. in
testimony of its loss, drape its Charter in
mourning for thirty days. that we tender
to the family our sincere coincidence in
their deep affliction. and that copy OF
these resolutions be sent to the family.
HARRY w. CLOUD.
JAMES r. FLEMING,
w, MILLAWAY BROADWAY,
Committee
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
Legion Auxiliary Enrolling for 1852

Rapid re-enrollment of mem bers for 1852 was reported today by Mrs. Irene Vasanoja, member ship chairman of the Matanuska Valley Unit of the American Le- zion Auxiliary. The unit already has approximately 50To of its 1851 members re-enrolled in advance for 1852 and has added a number of new members, Mrs. Vasanoja said.
 The national organization has 975,000 members enrolled for 1851 and is seeking to pass the one million mark during the coming year. National enrolment for the 1852 year was approximately 225, 1000 on November l, one of the heaviest advance enrollments In Auxiliary history.
 An increased membership strength is being sought by the American Legion Auxiliary to meet its responsibilities as Amer
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
New Armed Services YMCA Dedicated al
 Anchorage This Week

Dedication of the first perma- nent YMCA in the Territory of Alaska took place in Anchorage Monday with an open house fol- lowing the ceremonies at the new Armed Services YMCA located at Sixth Avenue and F Street.
 The building, which is also to be used by civilians, was formally presented to the city by William Mulcahy, with Mayor Maynard Taylor delivering the acceptance speech. It. General w. E. Kep- ner, Commander in Chief of the Alaska Command, accepted the building on behalf of the military personnel.
 A band concert by the 752nd Air Force Band and a dance play ed by the 43rd Army Band, Fort Richardson, were features of the Monday evening dedication pro gram.
 Programs slated for the rest of the week were under the super vision of H. Kenneth Edwards, executive secretary of the new YMCA, and Edward Savage, pro- gram secretary. Open house was to be held every afternoon this week. Tuesday evening a stage show was put on with servicemen talent Thanksgiving night an- other talent show put on by An chorage entertainers will be the highlight of a social evening of dancing and entertainment. Fri day an afternoon tea for all local women's clubs will conclude the opening ceremonies.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
North Pole Flight To Get Send-of by Dog MUsIlers' Purode

A giant parade is being planned in Fairbanks for December 10 by the Alaska Dog Musher's Asso- citation as part of the. send of ceremonies for the Alaska Air lines North Pole Flight.
 The North Pole Flight is for the purpose of transporting letters to Santa Claus, North Pole, from children all over :. the United States. Stan Garson's. pole, which is supposed to mark. the geo. graphic North Pole, will also oe dropped at the same time.
 All persons riding in the parade will ride by dog team. at least part of the way. Carolina Cotton, famous TV, radio and movie ar tist will be among the visiting celebrities. She has accepted the invitation of the dog mushers 10 lead the parade with Audie Err win, recently elected Queen of Dog Days.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21

ica's largest womenS' patriotic or- ganization," said Mrs. Florence Dunlap, president of the Palmer unit. With the Korean War con. tinuing to send home its stream of disabled men, with the rearm- ament program disrupting normal life, and with the threat of all out war still hanging over us, there is increasing need for the Auxiliary's rehabilitation, child welfare, national security and Americanism activities. We hope every eligible woman will come into the Auxiliary now and help us in the important work we are doing" she added.
 A box social was enjoyed by the Auxiliary and Legion at their meeting November Is. Hugh Johnson, treasurer of the Hos pital Fund Drive committee spoke to the gathering on the drive, now being conducted.
 Auxiliary members will serve refreshments at the Hospital Benefit Ball, November "A at the school gym.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
BOUWENS RETURNS WITHOUT "A SEA LION

Deputy Marshal Bill Bouwens returned from Dutch Harbor Fri day with a tale about the sea lions he didn't catch.
 Seems there is a huge herd of about 10000 sea lions near there and Bouwens was invited to go hunting. Bad weather conditions at Cold Harbor held up his plane, and he was unable to keep the ap- pointment.
 While at Dutch Harbor, he met Father Baranof of St. Paul Island, a tall Russian priest mentioned Ha the Tale of the Pribilofs.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
GRANGE COMMITTEE LETTERS TO PROBE INTEREST IN RTC

Four hundred letters were sent out last week and this to MEA consumers to determine interest in investigating a plan to organ ize a rural telephone cooperative. It was hoped that every family in the Valley would be reached through this list.
 The letters were sent out by the recently appointed) rural telephone committee of the Northland Pioneer Grange. Mem bers of the committee are M. D. Snodgrass, chairman, Eugene Kirsch, and Richard Blue.
 If enough people show interest in such a project, a mass meeting will be called to discuss it and draw up plans for action.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
NEW MILITARY ASSOCIATION BEING FORMED

If you're a present or past member of the 18th Infantry Di- vision, the 25th Infantry Division association invites your member ship.
 The 18th, known as the Tropic Lightning Division, has seen duty in Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal, New Georgia, Vella. Lavella, Lu- zon, P. l., Japan and Korea.
 For information, contact the 18th Infantry Association, P. O.. box 101, Arlington, Virginia.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-11-21
LIBRARIAN NEEDED

Mrs. Earl F. Graves announced this week that a new librarian is needed for the Thursday shift. Hours are from 2-4 pm. Anyone interested in this voluntary ac- tivity should contact her.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Delay Seen in Ruling
As Hearing Ends on
Wholesale Gas Rate

The six-month-ol Federal Pow
er Commission hearing on Atlantic
Seaboard Corps request for high
er natural gas rates for the Wash
ington area was at an end, but a
final decision was nowhere in
sight.
FPC Examiner Ewing Simpson
concluded the proceedings late
yesterday. The record runs to
more than 4,700 pages, and SO
exhibits have been submitted by
Atlantic, the Washington Gas
Light Co. and other interested
parties.
The gas company is opposing
the rate increase because. among
other things, the company con-
tends it will raise area gas bills
by at least SIS million annually
Mr.. Simpson gave all parties
until April 6 to file briefs and
April q for rebuttal briefs. but he
turned down a proposal of Atlantic
that provision be made for further
oral arguments.
A member of the FPC staff ex-
planned that the examiner, at some
undetermined date, will issue ~
intermediate decision. Interes =
parties will have 20 days to +.
exceptions. Then the examiner s
decision will go to the full COM
mission which would review the
matter and eventually come ur
with final ruling.
That could be any time this
year, the staff member conceded
Evening star., 1951-02-21
500 Attend Banquet
Of Jewish Veterans

About 500 persons last night at
tended banquet of the Jewish
War Veterans sponsored by Wash
:ngton Ladies Auxiliary Of Post
No. So. The dinner was held in
the Mayhower Hotel.
The proceeds will help to main
tain hospital wards sponsored by
the women in Mount Alto and
Walter Reed Hospitals.
The speaker was John A. Dana
her, q member of the Commission
lon Internal Security and Individ-
ual Rights. Mrs. Frank Goldberg
was general chairman Of the ban
|quet.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
George Emch to Speak
AT Luymen's Service

George Emch, retired Post Of
fee Department official, will be
the speaker tonight in the con-
tinued program of Lutheran Lay
mems Lenten Services being held
at the Grace Lutheran Church
each Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Emch will talk at 8 pm
These talks are being given We'd
nesdays by prominent laymen.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Girl Wins Essay Contest

BALTIMORE, Feb. 81 B.-
Margaret Ann Differ Of Central
High School, Homecoming, has been
named winner in a Statewide es-
say contest to promote employ
ment of the physically handi-
capped. Gov. McKeldin will pre-
sent her a 500 Savings Bond at
a luncheon here March Is.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Dress Drill Tomorrow

The State Council of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Daughters OF
America, Inc. will hold a fancy
dress drill and Colonial tableauS
in celebration of Washington'f
Birthday at 8 pm. tomorrow IN
the Hall of Nations OF the Wash
;ngton Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

The word 'tumbler" for drink
ling glass resulted from the fact
that early glasses had round or
pointed bottoms which could not
stand on a table.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

Television is coming to Glou-
cester, England, at $1.05 a week
per set.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
District Heights Amoco Station. 1850
Marlboro pike. District Heights. Nd.
service STATION ATTENDANTS, 1
white and colored. to work in
truck service station: exper. and
good refs. required. Wages $54 VIZ.
70 Sssrt s1scapp Apply sd sdter 4 Pm; SPEED
service SShsc0s sTATioN 11Sl NJ ATrEN6Asf: syf ss
SERVICE s4o1 sennins d. "a. me- T Il.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white; salary and. commission;
uniforms and laundry furnished.
HAYNES ESQ SERVICE, 2708 Vir.
ginta ave. NV. II
SERVICE STATION ATS
M% nerm Ss op sssfs AND AND sns bonus D.
Barber. ESQ SERVICE e:E cENTEs.. + 3.
10th and Maine ave. s.w. EX.
1915. Il
SERVICE STATION MANAGER, be-
tween age 1880; reliable and sober:
permanent position; offering good
salary plus commission: vacation
with pay. sick leave and group hos
pttal. Apply to HOMES OIL CO.,
1925 Blair I'd. NV. ia. $500. Il
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
$500 per mo. to start: all day work,
no Saturdays or Sundays. SALKELD
BROTHERS: 450 8. Capitol st. Sc.
SERVICE STATION shift manager.
sso mdnIsht nnG man; tSR sERhMy sssry s sed
Noco SERVICE s32 Mass. ave, NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-01

Must be able to adjust and repair
ell types Of gas appliances; per-
manent position. good pay for proper
person. Apply 2S13 14th st. NV
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS (2).
experienced Sun OIL products. Phone
Gas sS sTXTfioN sigcfSi shift manager. MI Mus.
: be experienced man capable Of
handling small Esso station. Excel
lent salary and bonus, many, dement's
such as group disqualification and
paid vacation. Apply Mr.. Worsham,
LOGAN (Ford) CO., I'LL 18th st
Gas ais STATION ATTENDANT, ESQ
station. Good. working conditions,
aser, FALLS cHuRcH MOTORS.
Dodge and Plymouth Dealer, 554 N.
Mashington st. uee hwy. Falls
GRocaRY SaSeihi TRUCK DRIVER, eolo4ed. 5
for high-class store; must have good
knowledge Of Chevy Chase, Kensins-
ton area; pay, $50 per wk. Only
men experienced in groceries need
CHEVY RiS CHASE e sUpPIY HispG essn coa. $3.50 $3.50
Conn. ave. NV. WO. 0464. IS
GROCERY MAN, experienced, reliable
man with self service super market
experience. Benefits include paid
disqualification and life insurance
stPER MARKET. 2e2o Nichols ave.
Sc. or 1923 r. !. ave, me- 3
Evening star., 1951-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES
THOMAS r. BURKE.

W0O0WAT0 mag.
Piled Oct. 80. 1851. Harry M. Hull.
UNITED STATES e:pfalsrRIcT COURT
GRACE sTuREEyANT. Patient,
NiSI FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Thomas r. Burke. Committee Of
the Estate OF Grace Sturtevant. hav-
l..g reported to the Court receipt of
an offer to purchase real estate de-
scribed as Lot 35 in Square 1903,
North Capitol street. in the District
Of Columbia. for the sum Of Eleven
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
(S11 100000. all cash. subject to q
brokers' commission Of Five Hundred
Seventy Five Dollars (S575.00). and
the said Committee having recon-
mended acceptance Of said offer. IL
Is, by the Court, this Both day of
October. 1851. ORDERED. That said
offer be accented and the sale rati-
ned and confirmed unless cause be
shown. to the contrary or q higher
offer for said real estate accepta Bile
to the Court be made on or before
the 18th day Of November. 1881.
at 1000 AM. in the Motions Court,
at which time higher offers will be
considered and objections to- said
Order is published once in The Wash :
The Evening Star. at least ten days
5sJ JAMES r. KIRKLAND. Judse
n HULL. Clerk. BY ELEANOR +
JOBE, Deputy Clerk moi
Evening star., 1951-11-01
INVESTIGATOR
COLLECTOR

Nation wide inancA co. has opening
for ambitious young men looking
for . good salaried position plus
expense ellowance-many company
benefits: experience not necessary,
in person to LIBERTY LoAN eSIas coR.
yer Spring Nd
JANITOR. colored. for apartment
14th and Euclid sts. NV; must b.
experienced and have excellent
h.s;,;,n references % as to hatft and Re;
manager m.aassi. fSdD's Si s7Sa. Se.'' can resident s
JANiToR, fun time. perm. for new
Room i04. $500 Conn. ave. NV. '
JANITOR. colored, sober. married. nc
children. for garden.type apt. in
nearby nnan,, Maryland; all new equip.
SlS5 mo. plus apt. and utilities
Call MANAGER. 10 to s. for appoint
LABORERS, white. for cemetery work,
"a days per week; Time and y
TIos1I ceMErERY. rMHYsh4fSIeS 4foi sHslsAd sSi
LHBoiRiERs, top wages, lonr-tim.
Job: Report to Mr.. Zieger, 18th
and Missouri ave. NV. Il
LINOLEUM and plastic wall tile me-
ior right men. AMERICAN Tile
AND LINOLEUM CO.. 1900 II st. n e.
LUM3ER CLEANERS-Come to our
yard. ABCD CORP, 1881 Jefferson
payts hwy, Arlington. =
wanted for precision Instrument
work; top wages for qualified men.
Apply 1920 N. Nash st.. Arl, Va.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
PERSONAL

LEA ENGEL. DREsSMAKER
Dresses. suits. coats to order. Re-
styling and all types alterations.
Centrally located Modern studio.
Quick service. Expert workmanship
l110 r ST NV. RIM, 20. EX 1909
Evening star., 1951-11-01

Young man. between 27-36, expert
$50 week to begin; excellent chance
for Advancement. Apply in person,
2-5. QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM
Co, 400 r ct NV "A
Evening star., 1951-11-01
AUTO BODY MEN
Must be able to do first-class work:
and holidays with pay; bh-day
SS5 PER WEEK
REDS KAISER-FRAZER
"a H ST. NE.
AUTO LUBRICAT6R AND TIRE MAN

AUTO LUBRICAT6R AND TIRE MAN
Hours 5 pm. to 12 pm, except
saturday: We furnish coveIalls. hos
dtS dltisn;; ~ Sec M NJ. STsen M = cHfrToL
MECHANIC Hav.
opening for one all-around man to
work on heayy-duty trucks. BROCK
A64o Eats'mSfs m%fEcaANrc. WHITE. for used
oar aa7. d'es es aa' Ms Ms Hssf rR psif ioss' boil
AUTO MECHANICs-Must be expert
enced on Chrysler cars. Good work
ing conditions. liberal commission on
nat-rate basis. VIII guarantee sal
ars,SS ary, $40 9,, Ek; PreteTsbly man living
H1s 2I s cHGscH SHse fsE9lSe MoFoRs M'Pssss poGs.
and Plymouth Dealer, 554 N. Wash.
st Uee hwy). Falls Church. Va.
oR,., on chrysIsr TgsEr products; snSI gCGd @ Pay
sss. ssse' pfVvER HTTfhs aosoR zee or as 7so
Georgetown rd.. Bethesda. Nd.
AUTO MECHANICS (3), excellent op-
portunity for lst-class mechanics to
earn above-sverage income: Stude-
baker experience preferred; hospi-
talization, sick dement's. paid vaca-
tions. weekly guarantee. Call UN.
$500 after 2 am. Ask for Mr.. Tay-
lor. NELSON MOTORS. .
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity foi
two. Steady employment, high earn
tngs for GOOD men: health insurance
profit-sharing plan. completely mod
ern shop with every type of equip.
ment. Chance for promotion
Wash.'s oldest and largest Dodge
Plymouth leadership. TREW NO.
msf DE isio for appt w
Evening star., 1951-11-01
ShoW-Card
Sign Painter

Experlenced IN drug signs: good 3D.
ary, pleasant working conditions.
Apply Whelan Drug
509 14th ST. NV. RIM. 2l4-A.
SPOTTER nancyl. thoroughly ex.
perienced msn: fne position; small
synthetic plant. 4G22 l4th st. NV.
STEAMFITTER--Experienced in old
house and boiler work. Must have
D. c. operators permit. State ex-
perience and salary expected. Boz
Bate. Star.
STEAMFITTER'S HELPER Expert.
enced in clubhouse and boiler work.
State experience and salary exs
pected. Box 40-s. Star. Il
STOCK BOY. JS to 25. white; full
time permanent position Apply
bet 10 and to WILLIAM BAL
LANTYNE h SONS. 1921 F St
Evening star., 1951-11-01
HELP MEN

PAINTERS t2). white, producers only:
n1 brush hands; SIS per day. Eyes.
rXiNrERs-Must XIi GaR$: b. Is. class. 10.
work on lg. housing project IL,
Fairfax county; top pay for good
men; apply on Job. Holmes Run
Va. to Gallows I'd, turn left to the
Job; or call JE. 2-97O4. See MR..
JACK PRINCE; tranSp. can be ar
ranged from Arlington, or nearby
PAINTERS. good mechanics only
M.1pHpl nseS spply . EeG9Es SaNsN fS5 voEE NC , rsar
1907 o st. NV. =
work. Report to Mr.. Vowel. corner
4Stb and Tilden sts. NV. Take NJ
hus out Massachusetts ave. to
Tilden ST.. then walk Q blks. vest
PAINTERS - First-class, all-around
men; Silver Spring area: top wages;
Call SH. 320S bet. 9 and 8 pm: =
PAINTER
White. sober and experienced for
apartment maintenance paint crew;
permanent position; weekly salary
Cdll AP. 0l68 weekdays. 4 to 5 pm
Painter and Paperhanger
(Combination)
Steady work; apply Mr.. Hawley
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 10th and ~,
sts. NV. =
PAINT SALESMAN-Experience nee
essary: selling high equality paint
excellent opportunity. Apply Mar.
shall H. johnson. BARBER q ROSS
CO.. 9th and v SITS. ne. DE. 050l
Evening star., 1951-11-01

PRODUCE-Exper. fruit man; good
pay. plus Advancement. Apply 1860
Lee blvd, Falls Church. Va, or call
aftre pm. AID. 3O74. .
Evening star., 1951-11-01

REPORTER, trade assn background
SALESMAN. bldg. game S'V exc. 10 ls3 h.lpyui xI
,,,,r $3.50 mo. plus expenses
UNIT CONTROL elk. dept. store
sALEsMEN, Natl Co. to retail stores
TELEPHONE ORDER cLK.. o'g papei PH
industry salary open
SUPERVISOR. Mail Rm., Fiiins snd
message Center ARMED Service exp
RECORDS elk, Science degree gree nv
JR. ACCOUNTANT. night student
accep., CPA. ONCE.
BILLING CLERK. club S240 plus
TRANSPORTATION elk. trainee ea
$3.50 mo
CONSTRUCTION
PARTY CHIEF S5. 200 vr
TRANSIT MEN. bldg. layout exp
STRUCTURAL DETA1LER. tsbriea. bE:Gsc
tion SS S6o
RoDMEN. travelling necessary ''~OO
90 100 Nv
Evening star., 1951-11-01
SHEET METAL HELPER

SHEET METAL HELPER
Established firm wants experienced
helper for general sheet metal work.
See Mr.. Adams. rear OF 627 r st.
NV, between z and 8 am. Il
SHIFTING CLERK and porter q,
colored. Apply r. MILLER g. SONS.
sHIprISs SSsni CLERK, tEfi NV; Vicinity of hy-
attsyille. for night work. STEADY
employment. 6 nights per wk. CAN
AP. 1880. after / pm. .
SHIPPING CLERK-Mil work .x-
perience; high school education and
knowledge OF building will help;
pleasant working conditions and
benefits; 5-day week; salary open,
Replies confidential. Box 33-V, Star.
SHIPPING CLERK. strong, reliable;
all around work; steady; drivers
license. ACME BINDERY CO., 1855
sHiPPING ii'i AND INVENTORY MAN,
white; preferably with some experi-
ence to handle mailing and shipping
OF national association; 5-day week;
FAUNTLERoY. DI. 34i2. -6
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced. for
Apply JUNIOR MODE. 3163 18th
SHoP FOREMAN. with ability to sell.
Must know how to meet the pub
lie, Excellent salary, commission
5h-day week. Permanent Job for
the right man. HERsON AUTO 4
APPLIANCE CO. TIA o St nW-3
Evening star., 1951-11-01
BED WETTING
STOPPED.
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Approved by doctors. no medicine
KING ENURTONE LAB. DU. Sl3S
Evening star., 1951-11-01
PRESSMAN

Experienced on either Kluges OF
Miehle verticals Pleasant workins
conditions; permanent employment
and good pay to sober young man
Evening star., 1951-11-01
LEO A. ROVER AND

WILLIAM j. BURROWS, Attorneys,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR tae. District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 16Oll, Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give NO.
ttce: That the Subscriber, who was BY
the United States District Court for
the District of Columbia granted let
terS testamentary on the estate of
Katie Tole. also known as Catherine
Tole, deceased, has. with the ap-
proval of the United States District
Court for the District of ColumLia.
holding Probate Court appointed
Mouday, the 26th day of November,
1851, 1T 10 90 o'clock am, as the
time. and said Court room as the
place. for making payment and dis
trtbution from said estate. under
the Courts direction ard control,
when and where all creditors End
persons entitled to distributive shares
or leRacieS, or the residue or parts
thereof, are notified to attend. in
person or by agent or attorney Quly
authorized. with their claims aeainst
the estate properly vouched. Given
under my hand this goth day Of Octo-
Der, 1851. LEO A. ROVER. 2O6
fasop6RE coaswEfh seh Reristet Attes,i IF
Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk OF the Probate Court,
Evening star., 1951-11-01
DRAFTSMEN

EXPER. AND RUSTY SHORTHANr
- DAYS-S3.900 TO $500
SECY,, 1-girl ONCE ---S S3. .O0C
SECY., asst "a S0f
SECY., beginners 81 mr.
Evening star., 1951-11-01
statesmen (2l

O1aLGO4NEN
I for carpet and I for linoleum; sal
ary and commission; can earn at
least $500 per yr. Apply QUAKER
CITY LINOLEUM CO.. 500 r St NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
over 81, experienced. reliable
steady. Must have local references
Good salary. LENOX MOTOR Co,
2423 kenilworth ave, Bladensburg
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
pertenced: salary and commission
Apply CONNORS d FOSTER, 2244
Pa. ave s.e. -S
Evening star., 1951-11-01
HELP MEN teent. }
ARTIST

Experienced In use Of airbrush. letter.
ms and rough layouts. 6-day week.
and dental Clinics SAVINGS e. plan.
Permanent position. State ouali-
fications fully and salary expected.
Box 329-V. Star.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER, must fur
nish references: experienced. sober
sSrvr sanS reliable; ses chief engineer
ASST. JANITOR, able to operate ele-
quarters. Apply 1880 r st. NV. il
wk.. with overtime after 41 hrs;
paid holidays. and vacation, insur-
ance. Decentralization and other tene-
fltS: See Mr. Emskamp. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO.. Ford dealer. 92O
BladenSbure I'd. ne. Ii. 7-S30O. -