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Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

ing Of the Post, announced compile
ton of improvements including d
new cement curbing in front of the
building and a paved driveway from
the street to the rear of the build
ing. Commander Atkins, who. had
headed the project, stated that the
work done was a contribution from
Burgers Building Corporation in
Dover
During the meeting, Charles
Golden was named as janitor for
the Post Home. Announcement was
made that the annual meeting of
the Spanish American War Veter-
ans will be held in the VFW Home
here, on Oct. 19 and Nov. 16.
Mrs. Velma Smith. president of
the Auxiliary has named Mrs. Ellen
Penuel as chairman for a covered
dish supper to be held in the Post
Home on Oct. l, at Z pm. Members
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
Navy Opens 1853
NROTC Program

Applications to compete in the
annual nationwide examinations to
be given December 13 to select
candidates for the Naval Reserve
Officers Training Corps college pro-
gram for 1858 are now being ac-
cepted, it was announced today by
the Navy Recruiting Station, Balti-
more.
Unmarried male citizens who are
high school graduates or possess
m equivalent certificate, and be-
tween the ages of II and q years
are eligible to apply. Also included
are high school seniors who will
graduate at the end of the academic
year.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
Elevator Falls

NEW YORK up - Ten persons
were shaken up when an elevator
in a downtown Manhattan Office
building dropped out of control
from the 14th floor to the street.
An official of the Department of
Housing and Buildings, which in
vestigated, said the falling car
apparently had not reached a rate
of speed high enough to cause
emergency braking devices to hold.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Plans we're discussed for a COW
cred dish supper to be served by the
Unit with members of Sussex Post
No. 8 and families as guests. The
supper is planned for October 9th,
and will ge held in the American
Legion Log Cabin.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Under this program, candidates
are given a four year college edu-
cation at one Of the So colleges and
universities throughout the country
in which there are, NROTC units,
with tuition, books and normal
fees paid for by the government.
plus $4,000 per month to help de-
fray other expenses.
Application blanks and informa-
tion booklet for The 1853 NROTC
Program are available at high
schools or at the Navy Recruiting
Station in the Post Office Building.
Room 207, Salisbury, Md. Deadline
for submitting applications for this
program is November %.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

And how the years and the miles will justify his
conhdence
First to reassure him will be the cars mag
nifcent performance.
He will discover 5mOothne5s, almost beyond belief
-smoothness of operation, smoothness of han
ding, smoothness of ride on all types of highway.
Then he will notice the quietne55: just the soft
sound of the wind slipping by-and, now and then,
the tck-tck of the electric clock. He can whi5per
and be heard
And there will be, of course, the sheer briliance
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Greek Word
The word chlorophyI is Greek.
and simply means green leaf"
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Here's a man who is through with doubt and
wonder about the wisdom of his choice in a motor
car.
He has just taken possession Of his first Cadillac
and, this time, he knows he's right.
The cars reputation-built by the judgments of
hundreds of thousands of the worlds most critical
motorists-is his complete assurance that he has
made the wsest choice it is possible to make.
He's mighty happy man as he rolls serenely
along the highway heading for home and the
delighted approval of his family and his friends
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

of Cadillac performance lightning -quicl
acceleration, the great bursts of power whei
emergencies loom, the almost miraculous respOns
to brakes and steering wheel.
And, finally, he will learn of the cars enduyanc
so great that there is no practical limit to its f
and its usefulness Records reveal that numerou
Cadillacs are still going strong at well past half
million miles.
Yes-this time he's right
And so will you be right if you choose Cadillac
Better come in and place your order-today
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Colored, over so, day work. See
Mrs. Kimball. 1928 Eye st., NV.
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HElp--MEN

CHEF for Italian-American restaur-
ant; no Sundays: salary according to
ability. Apply in person. 91S 18th
CHiEF. second; gao to 1880 pm.
CIVIL ENGiNEER-For construction
firm on housing projects. Must be
familiar with grading and utilities.
w ls7S pA ". 4E h51ad ST. Falls Church
cEERk.a age n'S sb to So; an old estab-
ltshed manufacturing company Is
in the immediate need of young
man TO clerk In the order dept. to
s az orders tbs IRON M customers p, and
clerk, Must have Mt least . high
school education; 54-hour work
week. Starting salary $40 per
week. Call w. II. PROCTOR, NE.
CLERK; pricing and inventory rec
opportunity. BARBER & ROSS Co.
9th and Y SITS. ne. DE. 0501. --22
CLERKS tor our art dept, some
knowledge Of art helpful but not
essential. Apply in person. ITO 18th
CLERK. preferably with experience in
paint and hardware store. GAINES
BROTHERS. INC, Al. 81 SO. III
CLERK for counter work in appliance
service department: good working
conditions and excellent opportu-
nifty; full benefits, including vaca-
sion. etc. Evening appointments ar
ranged. Call Mr.. Shallow at @. E.
SUPPLY CO., HU. $500. -16
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position;
40-hour week; some office experience
Pref Ip 1 Appiy IN person, HIGHWAY
CLERK sTENoGRAPHER, expert
enced; part time. ewes. LONGS, 731
18th st. NV. -17
COOK: hotel expery broiIer man.
WIS. aye. NV. Apply in person
COOK. part-time: nights. s days,
$50. Apply FILLMORE DEL. &
REST, 2705 Columbia pike, Arl.. Va.
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SALESCLERK. experienced, for lge
hardware store; 5-day wk.; hospital,
Maloney. MALONEY'S. INC. S126
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
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PLUMBERS, experienced, must have
reference. apply ]. C. FLOOD CO..
2Ql2 14th st. NV. or 1882 Ontario
PLquMnBEERs-we have additional
openings for men exper. in jobbing
and remodeling. Full-time work
with overtime advantages and other
and 1870 am. THE GEORGE r.
PLUMBER. apprentices; at least 2
years experience; steady work in
All All, v,I and ~ Fa s1a; neat. relisele.
PLUMBERS. for small shop; jobbing
and Temo ea Phone Ii. 3-3S2s
p e Mai ss'f HELPER, .xper -l Who
can handle small Jobs by self. Cali
ST. 1000; ia. 5000 after 8 pm.
PLUMBER AND HELPERS, vicinity
Of Bethesda and Silver Spring. Ex-
perienced repairmen only. Call MR..
BARNES. WI. 1856. -16
PORTER, for drug store; excel. fu-
ture for good man; references; Seat
X Pleasant. LIZ. h I3S49l. ,.o LIS
70 a.m.ss PM n1 ef liza "a. ave-. ms
PORTER, colored; good hrs. good
salary; with drivers permit. CAMP
BELLS DRUG STORE, 4730 14th
st. NV, GR. 7700. LIZ
PORTER; reliable man for full-time
position. Apply GALLAUDET PHAR-
MACY. 1000 Florida ave. ne. --18
PORTER-Exclusive NV. apt. house;
1887 between Q am. and pm.
lnIefVIeW.
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Must be experienced; full or part
1908 N. Y. ave., NV. Quickly
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT-s
Exper.; no SUNDAYS: good salary. Ap-
ply JOHNNY'S TEXACO SERVICE
STATION. goth and N. Y. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATrENDASr,
Saasds w a SssYe ss. sst dag s1p p
s sS%Ss sUSoc ene SERVICE SafeS!Gg
SERVICE si cfs sT STA iSs' AfTENDAETs,
white. eyper. only, age 25-40; local
sion and vacation. BARRoNs
SuNoco SERVICE. Wis. ave. and
sERvsitCEa STATION ATTENDANT
H Harlem pE Gag aad Assn s2l N z. aye
sEEsviircE MANAGER for furniture
store; must know furniture. Per-
manent position; sood salary. 2. +
shE E sss Ms Ds MFS i Nee due. va1r,
mechanics and helpers, for shop and
JOLLEs BROS. NC. e40 b 1t. s.w.
sHEEE METAL MECHANICS AIM
Ing. guttering. spoutine and repairs.
!; go yLSSSS6 6. soia izss &
NV. DE. 27OO. III
SHIPPING CLERK, age 25 to 35:
night work. married and dependable.
good wages. Apply 30 o st. ne:
SHOEsHINE BOYS. Please apply IN
gDs ri Blue FLAME VALET sHoP.
SHOE STATESMEN. experienced: e.
cellent starting salary plus commits
sions. Also part-tfme and Sat. ex,
tTas. Apply PARAMOUNT sHOn
STORE. 10. 1-9S53. III
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.: excel. sal.
airy plus comm. Apply BROOKS
SHOE SALON hoo g st. NV. III
SHOE Statesmen, must be expert.
enced: permanent position; highest
salary and commission. Apply J.. Z.
MASSEY SHOES. 606 18th ct. NV.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.: liberal
salary plus commission; also part
time selesmen. Apply JOSEPH On
Y0UN0's. 1925 2 st. NV. 30
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sALEsCLERK. Experienced. for lge
paid vacations. holidays; see Larry
Maloney, MALONEY'S, INC. S126
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Nd:
SALESMAN. downtown retail store;
good all-around merchandiser; alert
Cali MR.. ALBERT, Ma. 1882. LII
SALESMAN - Evening work to the
man who knows direct selling. We
will prove by demonstration in the
poets furnished. va. territory, cal
necessary. Apply MR.. KING. wed,
1912, S11S Wisconsin ave-, Be-
thesda.
SALESMAN, collector for Industrial
insurance route; unlimited oppor-
tunity for q man with initiative and
vetaS ni auto re nsc SIS & Apply 6ss
sALESMAN-If you are a. success.
ful-salesman. but your future i;
limited. there Is an opportunity fol
an unlimited financial future ir
ss rsd business NTH e
eral insurance organization GOVERNS
the entire Metropolitan area
Training and assistance Including
some office leads furnished. Cal
sAffEisMAN to IS spe Z Mssso IN the sal,
Of business proper ties. BOSS 4
PHELPS INC 14t7 K st. NV. lit
SALESMAN, experienced. for men,
wear; TOP pay; permanent. MILLS
sALEsMaSi aiE consitioninE and
Drawing account and commission
Call DE. $500. 8 am. to 5 pm. ~
SALESMAN, must know fishing tackle
top salary; perm: good oppor. MILLS
CO. 9th and z SITS: NV: Li9
tail coffee route; opening in WASH
ington and Fairfax County; salary
commission and bonus; car fur
nished, expense paid. For appt., call
MR.; o'NEIL. ST. 1894. 1850 am.
sS a Z MAI to specialize in the hes Sal.
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV; -16
SALESMAN. aggressive, alert. re.
efgEs i sns + FAY 4. nc. CAPITOL sgsR-
SAI.ESMAN-Can you sell? We have
| Q territory open to Q top fight man.
Our, merchandise Is Of the highest
quality, In its field. and has more
s reS bs sat 61Ssr snan aaytens Of
proposition will appeal only to q
high caliber. salesman who must
| earn q substantial annual income
and commission. For details. cal
MR. COOK. at Ii. 3-140O. --16
SALESMAN---Young man to learr
| iewelry. business In ctty's oldest re.
tail establishment; opportunity FOL
one who is ambitious and depend.
able: Call GAIT & BRO, Inc. DI
SALESMAN, age Is to 80, to main
tain and service established out
lets, liberal salary plus comm. ant
ing past experience in own hand
writing. Mr.. A.. J. Young, BREYEF
ICE CREAM CO.. 1880 BladensburI
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District Sales Manager

An immediate opening exists for an
ambitious, nice-appearing person
who has Q desire and Q reason for
above-average earnings. Your as
ISOLATION would be with large. rep
utable concern doing business since
1852: your work would be in man
agement.. hiring and training sales
personnel. to conduct costume Jew;
selected, you viii be thoroughly
trained and receive Q guaranteed
starting salary. Write. stating age.
past sales exper. and family status,
to Box lad, Star.
DRAFTSMAN-Unusual Opportunity
for q man with drafting experience
In engineering or architectural work,
with local established industry. Only
those free to accept permanent. full
time position and able to furnish
best refs. should apply. Advancement
rapid. Salary dependent on quail
AP. .S444 for interview. AMERICAN
IRON Works. INC, p. o. Box 65.
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COOK

NOAIh
Closed Sunday. IRVIN'S RESTAU.
RANT. I'll 18th st. NV. liz
COUNTERMAN-Must be experienced;
4 pm. to 2 am. daily; no Sundays;
$50 to start. Apply Mr.. Sidel,
1903 RESTAURANT. 1908 Penn
Sylvania ave. NV. lie
AND SANDWICH MAN
exper.. white; top salary. good work
ing conditions. Apply 1113 18th st.
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN
Good pay. excel. cond At FILL
RESTAURANT. 2705 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. IA. $4,000. ---21
CREDIT MGR, to take full charge
OF collection dept. In retail credit
store. Must be fully experienced.
Top salary. See Mr.. Gold. DAILEY'S,
DAiRYMAN. with experience. mar
ried,. with small family. to work with
purebred herd. Salary, $40 per
week; house, cleo. and milk fur
nfshed. Must be sober and able
to drive truck. Permanent position;
farm located near Annapolis. Md.
has all modern equipment. Box
1901. Star. --22
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DEPENDABLE MOTHER will give
best care to your child. Doctors ref.
Vienna 115-J. lis
tian e m rhh wom hnne " RnM POSI-
Star l6s
WITNESS of Capital Transit Fort
Drum bus accident, due to broken
spring or collision. vicinity 9th and
Va. ave. Sc, 5 pm. Tues, April
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Camera Salesman
Experienced; good wages. permanent
Job.
MARK WEISS
CAMERA EXCHANGE

CAMERA EXCHANGE
913 Pa. Ave. NV. 10
CAR LOT BOY, dependable. must
have drivers license; must be
Ror app WILING 49, se sssh good salary
CARPENTER, handyman. white:
steady inside work. $40 per month,
vacations. Only man who can fur
nish good references need apply;
PROPERTIES. 1871 Columbia I'd.
CARPENTERS. good mechanics. Ono
helpers), on framing. long term
employment. Clubhouse project.
Conn. ave. park, Visrs MN rd.. op-
posite viers Mill VILLAGE. Wheaton.
CARPENTERS and helpers. Apply at
University lane and Carroll ave-.
Takoma Park, Md. Bring your tools.
CARPENTERS wanted, lst-class men
e ee'K Out oee;sis co ave- e 6easer
turn left at Dexter to Job. Haywood
and Eccleston sts., silver Spy. Md.
Phone ~ o-s6s4. Report to job
c a FilS I IL; = FIRST class only :
Riggs I'd. mile north Of Univ.
Lane. See Jimmy Humphrey. lis
CARPENTERS. experienced in re-
modelling. Steady employment. Ap-
CARPENTER, white. first class on
ramblers; top wages for good men.
Cali WILSON. Ii. 4-63S4 after
cSaknfiRRNirER.FoREMAN - a sosod.
man. r. II. BEST. INC, WI. 3633.
Mr.. Best or Mr.. Smith. Ewes. call
WI. 1890. 30
CARPENTERS; exper.; 1 frame man
RIA. 9S06 or 10. 8-S94S. go
CARPENTERS, LIST class only; rough
men and finishers; long job. Apply
to Job located at 18th and Chesapeake
SITS. Sc. ARNOLD CONSTRUCTION
CO., La. 6-974Q. --1S
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GRILL, MEN

Must be experienced; full or part
time. Apply between 8 and 6 pm,
l20S N. Y. ave., NV. Quickly
GR1LL. IL
GROCERY CLERK, white or colored:
experienced, with drivers permit:
highest salary; 5!a-day wk.. Apply
WOODMOOR MARKET. 1929 Coles
Vile I'd. Silver Spring. Md. --19
GROCERY CLERK. white; experienced
with. meat. Bring references. Ma.
GR0CERY CLERK, white. expert
enced. reliable. capable TO work In
all depts.; d. C. drivers license.
Salary subject to experience. SUM-
BEAM MARKET. 1924 N. Capitol.
GROCERY CLERK. white: experience
necessary. Apply B. & B. FOOD
6TORN 2444 Wisconsin ave. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, drivers permit;
5h-day week, good pay, good hours:
refs. Apply 411S Queensbury I'd.
GROCERY STOCKMAN, experienced
In super market work, top pay, excel.
working cond. Apply MASTER SUPER
MARKET, 10808 Lincoln ave-. Kens-
ington, Md. 10. 5-1S65. III
HARDWARE CLERK, full time. no
exper. nee. BERLIN HARDWARE,
ALL Bowen I'd. Sc. LII. 4-1151.
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PERSONAL

THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE.
Bond Bldg, 1404 N. Y. ave. the
first Saturday morning class Of the
fan term starts Sept. 20. 1890 I'm.
Inquire RE. 1887 or AID. 1922.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
BEsTI' GAZE ARE to aged; pvt. rest home !;
S sSstST on p fat' Rockville 81 RIf 4fs1
you where you can buy, sell or ex-
changed Ideas. ca Box q Mesa
NHnRssEERY. licensed home; most sani:
tary; only children. get undivideo
training and care. Call MRS.
ANGLIN, WA. .227S, 1918 Hamilton
st.. west Hyattsyills. Nd. %
LARGE FRONT BEDRM., pvt. Of
semipvt. bath, excel. meals with
minimizing 1sgoo care ar Tor aa slaeris - iass
VA aSCY IN NURsiNG HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county. super
vision Miss Meadows. R.N.. SH. 604O,
DO YOU WANT to write Tor teie.
vision? Opportunity to be instructed
by a man who writes daily FOL,
f iargs tT H caII NE 5Yis4. -1e
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts other than those con
. se FRs a sn < G %6 G.esz sase
NU1RsING CARE for those who reaily
care. BY graduate nurses: ~ M
Vernon Convalescent Hospital. p. g
Excellent food and nom alconolic
Accredited and licensed. co. 2224
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DOUGLAS, OBEAR q CAMPBELL,
Attorneys,
900 Southern Rl0R

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. SOTO, Ad-
ministration.-T is To Give NO
tice: That the subscriber. of the
District OF Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, letters Of Ad-
ministration, CTA.. on the estate
of George T. Longcope: late Of the
District of Columbia, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby. warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, 70
the subscriber. on or before the 2no
day of February. A. D. 1853; other;
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benfits of said estate. Given
under my hand this 30th day Of
july, 1862, JAQUELM A. MAR.
SHALL. s22 Southern Bldg; Iseai;
Attest: THEODORE cQGSWELL,
Register of wills for the District o.
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. se.16.23.30
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-
AUTO BODY and fender man. one
man needed in body shop recently
reopened: best pay plan available.
excellent eouipment: paid vacation,
group hosp. and other BENEFITS. APP
ply Mr.. Shilling. LOGAN tFord),
AFRO n BRAKE Sll e MECHANIC Ann
HELPER, young. white. energetic
ALTO ySS - CAR Al NV WASHER, for Washing
toms largest Pontiac dealer; excel
lent working conditions; references
Apply ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887
HAUTOMOTiVE MACHINIST to run
shop Ia well business
on acknowledgements basis. Cal
MRS. JOHNSON. HO. 1884. SO
II no answer. call Nj. GAY. --lo
dent. INSIDE work; 6-day week, pais
holidays. STANLEY II. HoRNkR
INC. FIR. 1852. 10
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ME. 6914. LIS
DRAFTSMEN-MECH
Minimum 6 mos exper.; salary COM
mensurate with ability: rapid ad-
vancement. Sterling O986.
DRAPERY INSTALLATION MAN
Must be thoroughly experienced
Apply P. J. NEE CO., HOG g St
DRIVERS q, experienced IN moving
erences. Call ST. 0456 Mon. AN
DRIVER, white; over 20 yrs; to
operate in Md. area exclusively; nc
a sc ss7s f op a sa1eS as ". Is
DRIVEk-Must have chauffeur IL
cense, know city and suburbs; perm.
position. Apply with ref. ROYAL
uPHo5S Ia BINS 1928 Georgia ave-
b HT g for s nv cleaning truck. Alex
andria area; win offer good propo-
sition to right man. KI. S-l354.
DRIVER for parts pickup and de-
livery. See Mr.. johnson, WILLIAMS
CHEVROLET CO, inc, 1899 East
DRfVER-Porter for LIQUOR store,
LIQUORS. 1905 D st. ne.
|DRIvER-CLERK for grocery. coiored
TIERS MARKEr. 614s Georgia ave.
DRiNvER-PORTERa for drug store;
H HsRD 1 s TslaeIf sSDS Fay s shea e.
|pikuiSvlEhkix.PORTER, colored, refs. Sober S
and reliable. HIGGER'S DRUG, 5017
Conn. ave. NV. III
DRUG CLERK, part-time hours. ne.
area. Ii, 3-7500.
DRUG CLERK, permanent position
with excel. salary for experienced
man. SHEPHERD PARK PHAR-
MACY. 1923 Ga. ave. NV. lis
DRUG CLERk--FuIl time, expef
pref. Good hours and salary. HIG-
GERS DRUG. b017 Conn. ave. NV
ELECTRICIAN, ;ourneyman: licensed
In D. c. Call Do. 1862 for appt
lEIECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRMEN .
Lee. and small motors: union wages
2 Wks. vacation with pa, oths1
benefits. CENTRAL AHMAIURi
WORKS, o26 p q. nv. Ills
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PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position In our pressroom
9Th . chance for Arrangement ANGER
capable of giving regular attend.
ance; must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room 605
Open weekdays 8:30-6 and Sat
0-1 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
i1O1 ne Ave n VI
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
WHO KNOWS LOCAL DRUG, VA
RIETY, 5 AND 10, GIFT OR NOV
MTY STORE TRADE.
rt oGyer for local Sfs and novelty
wholesalers. Permanent position
with excellent future for real live
wire exper. salesman; S75 wk. start.
ing. draw against liberal comm. II
man selected don't average $3.50
MR.. BYRAM. WA. 5000. Id
SALEMEN go. .exper. in slip cover,
and upholstering sales; must bs
exper,; bona fide leads given. II
sXLEsMdiEN to service established
coffee, grocery and housewares route
In Kensington and Takoma Parl
We s1 guarantee You ! Salary q $50
q week. while In training. Our men
make from $75 to 500 per week
We have disqualification, Insurance
vacation with pay, retirement plan
~ must 6s married. Is to 20 US,
old. good health and can furnish
ne. or cali no. 67is for appt.
Statesmen. with car; very good sal
airy and commission. Good ''per-
sonality"; experienced, calling on
retail merchants for local whole
sale Mrm. Call Mr.. Hibbs. Ma. 1892.
Statesmen, store. Salary and COM
mission. Permanent. Splendid oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply In
person r. p. ANDREWS PAPER
Co, 71a 18th st. NV. ~
Statesmen, earn 5000 weekly. easily.
no canvassing. Prospects furn. for
Of all homes. National organization
offers opportunity TO man OF exc
ecutive ability. Call IA. 7-4321.
10 to IL, for sppt. lis
Statesmen - Sell frozen food to
serocers; must know trade and have
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epors-BRING them to us. Our. ex-
perts viii remove the spots from
your clothes with the formulas of
it. "EXQUI6ITE"-The Dye Work
Specialist, GE. 9717.
SUEDE AND LEATHER garments,
gloves and handbags cleaned with
velvety feel and bright color. "Ex-
pYEING OF FADED dresses. suits,
coats, drapes and slip covers. Rich
eolors restored. GUARANTEED NC
SHR1NKAGE. E1oU1SrIE. Tns
Dye Work Specialist. &c. e771.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
GEORGE A. FINCH. JR.
100 KeIl0gg Building, 1422 r st. NV
Filed Sept. 8. 1862. Harry NJ. Hull,
IN TIE UNITED ssTrATEs p1sTRIc7

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
EVA VIOLA LEFFEW. PLAINTIFF,
VS.. GEORGE EVERETT LEFFEW.
Defendant.-No. 3379-52. The OBJ
feet of this suit is to obtain an alb:
solute divorce on the grounds OF
desertion of more than two 90
years. On motion Of the PLAINTIFF, It
ordered that the defendant George
Everett Leffew. cause his appear
ance to be entered herein on or be.
fore the fortieth day. exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays, occur
ring after. the day, Of the first pub
LEGATION of this order: otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as in
case Of default. Provided, q copy
of this order be published once q
week for three successive weeks II,
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter. and
The Evening star before sald gay la
judge. (Seal.) Attest: HARRY
NJ. Hull. Clerk. BY HELEN Z.
BENDURE. Deputy Clerk.