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Evening star., 1952-06-20
ANN n. ROSENBERG.
1901 Fairmont st. NV.
Filed June 4. 1852. Harry M. Hull.

UNITED STATES District COURT
for the District Of Columbia In
Re Application Of SMiss) . :. Ann 2. Naomi "a.
Civil Action No. 2475-52 Ann
Naomi Rosenberg, having 1led a
complaint for judgement, CLEANSING
her name to Ann Naomi Roberts
and having applied to the Court
for an order of publication. OF the
notice required by law in such cases.
It is, by the Court. this 4th day OF
June. 1852. ordered that all per-
sons concerned show cause. i any
there be. on or before the 2eth day
of June. 1852. why the prayers
Of said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, That q copy OF
this order be published once 0 week
for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star
(Washington. d. c. and The Wash
ington Law Reporter. 81 WALTER
N. BAsTIAN; Judge; Seal A True
By HELEN K. BENDURE. Deputy
Clerk. ie6. il, go:
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REXFORD NJ. BLOOMGREN. Attorney,
l41S X Street, NV

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-Eo. 1912, Ad-
ministration. n.-ThiS is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of
Thomas Hooper Lynch. late of the
District of Columbia. deceased, All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to. ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day of october, AID. 1852; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under Tfs hand this 10Th f5Iyr gay Or
1924 Beeeher St. NV; tsea9
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES.
District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. je13,20,27.
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ELLIS KLEIN. Attorney.
l12O New York Ave, NV.

Filed June 4. 10o2.;. 0;. Harry M, Hull.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
HENRY RUSSELL BROWN, 81 n; y
MARY BROWN. AZ Elizabeth Street.
Charleston. S. c.. Defendant.-No.
20s2-52 The object of this suit
is to obtain an absolute divorce on
On motion of the plaintiff, it is
that the defendant Nadine Mary
Brown cause her appearance to be
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the first publication Of
this order. otherwise the cause will
9efa1Is &c Pfoyided h as COPY e'e q this
order be published once q week for
three successive weeks in the wash
ington Law Reporter. and The Eve:
aa9 a1s ssa5 s MST4.R NsTsRsger M 0efSEs sarN iaq
n SldEe FULL Gierk esE BY AsaefzA EETzABETH EAf u.
KOWALsRI. Deputy Clerk.
CHARLES ". ARTH, Attorney,
for the District Of Columbia. Hold:
ing a Probate. Court.-Estate Of
Edith s. Mcmahon. Deceased,-No.
S035S Administration Docket 1913.
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
for letters testamentary on said
estate. by Charles w. Arth. It is
ordered this 18th day of June AID.
1852, that Virginia Slater Clark
tMrs. Ben A. Clark or Clarke. and
all others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday. the 2lst day OF
July. AID. 1852. at 1000 o'clock M.
to show cause why such application
should not be granted Let notice
hereof be published in the WASH
ington Law Reporter and The Eve
ming Star. once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned the FIRST pub
lcation to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Wit
ness: the honorable BoLITHA J.
LAWS. Chief Judge Of said Court,
this 11th day Of June. AID. 1859.
tSeal1 Attest MELVIN J. MAR
CUES. Deputy Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of
the Probate Court. je13.20.27
Evening star., 1952-06-20

Westinghouse Oscillat-
ing Fans, desk, bracket
type. Protective guard,
10" blade, baked-on-
enamel finish.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
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Lid you have any cavities
last year? If the answer is yes,
then change your toothpaste.
Change away from the toothpaste
you were using when you got
those cavities. Change to an am
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Toothpaste-for less tooth decay.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Ammi-dens's results hove been omazing
with children and adults. Tests show
tooth decay reduction like the chart above.
Only Amm-i-dent's patented ammoniated
formula has produced these results.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Mere dentists recommend Amms4-dsMs
Toothpaste and Tooth Powder than any
other dentifrice offered to the public.
Wise mothers are buying Amm-ident for
their children on advice of dentists.
Evening star., 1952-03-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

BUS. < KS International; walk-in
SynpSa;. tSyps; 80 pass PASSENGERS; for sale cheap.
CGEVRoLET GsasE oiLtIsS- 1s4s 800" aG serles:
cona sasfi 5ss nS alsPees I8 S949 a4fle D5S De5stSse'
pSSsf ssRs. BHEFsviIG astS dasA9A RlsaSs sfsS
DODGE 1s47 4-ton; step-in BOO BODY;
further use Of it. must sell. SENATE
CLEANERS, 4S5 r st. NV. NO.
DODGE SSl 40 model wHA-47; is.ft.
a rear dooFs ssns sGds seaa9 neaa sa sas
dual. rear wheels. 5-speed trans
mission;, in excel, mechanical cond. ;
used only for light delivery; 9 real
fsc aSesain: m a6so. gtSs SLIGO avea MoroRs. oS2s
GMc 1852 1-ton panel: must sacrifice
due TO illness; small cash and take
over payments. RA. S45S. 80
LARGEST SELECTION Of trucks at
is-sOn DUMP DUMP $isS sS DOWN: SSMn AZ s cheSo eTo
rolet pickup. S145 down; Al Chew
rolet panel. 500 down; AZ Cheyro.
let canopy. 500 down; 40 Ford
MaNSAE Ssh af.iASSs AUTO Ff nsx KAIsERFRh sss FRA
zER, INC. both sides Of 7th at
NV. open daily, am. to 9 pm.
Sun. s am. to 4 p.m.. NO. 2700.
FORD Al panel, Mercury motor
oyerhauled. Southwfnd heater. goot
tires; $295. 81. $685.. SO
GMC 1851; new less than 2,00(
miles; 16l wheelbase. 7.50x20 10,
ply General tires. have no use fol
II. AP 04OO. $50
ICHEvROLET 1850: pickup body, les,
than 1000 miles; PVT; driven
-SV
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS

INDIVIDUAL WITH BEST of refer
enceS and owning exclusive propert!
approximsteiis $s6,Go6 5n on s. S,yP. Pofirs firs
trust note to complete constructor
pambIer Ga byIsiuable lIa s-5@1S s-5edFoOm 4h;bati
MONEY TO LoAN.FHA Title II
hrst deeds of trust. Low interes
rates No parking problem. TIN
FOE TSoIENHA PhoSSPpgsr oISpsr SNS S3 vIspR r1IRryoSn, yyS
service on the refina1.cing Of YOU
home, see me. Can make you per.
feet loans. to suit your budget
Cash available for Ist and 2nc
trusts. Call MRS HOWARD. 464s
rIRsT RssFe ANH fys, sESdNS ne ~ s 117Ss5 ,o.vs
MccLAiNE PRoPERTiEsu. iii aioo TO vii vii.
FfRsTrTkus4 fIa TTiHduRA I6xSS I6sSSS. on rea, estate
low rates; 3 to 8 year, terms ane
FIRST AND sEcoSD 1iRii TRuisT HAi LOANS StSs
1881 g st. NV. NE. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - W.
VIII buy second trust notes, d. C..
NATIoNAI al 8oRTdAdE RIi eiE9Safis g fNvRsT. rssas
Nafscr.I MENT CORE oIRsPPs 1912 N z. ave. NV.
CASH PAID for 1st and 2nd trust
Nd. or Va; quick settlement Full
TON r. GORDON. Colorado Bldg.
l4th and 9 sts. NV. DI, $3.50.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for lst,
Ind and 3rd Mortgages; nearby Nd,
properties: Call MR.. PERCY. JU.
$4,000. 319 Fig Bldg, Sill. Spg., Nd.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
MIR. 0uICK. RA. S41a 2as
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GARAGES

NIT. PLEASANT. I7I6 Hobart st. NV;
wide alley. 9x22-ft.. brick; $40 mo.
1915 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Garaee
for rent; $40 mo. See manager or
NEAR iii 18th AND IRVING ST. Nv NV
Large brick garage in excellent con-
dftion; 700 square feet suitable for
storage or large cars or trucks.
Call WO. 3109. 80
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HOUSE TRAILER. aluminium, "a It.
Colonial 1950 with A-ton. Asp.
1851 GMC canopy top. tow truck.
low mileage; many extras. 1901 L
st. NV. (private garage). 80
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn.
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes of new and used house trail
ers; trailer service. electric Welding
and trailer kitches installed. TO.
TWo-wHEEL, heavy-duty trailer;
5axlO platform. with 81 removable
stake sides: welded steel frame;
tongue and groove floor. 10. 9-9094.
FLEETER STREAMLITE 194S, SO #.
8 sleeper; very good condition:
$1,000, or best offer for quick sale,
y1NCENTs TRAILER PARK. $500
Kenilworth ave: 81; 1911. 80
nanced. Vincent's Trailer Park. 5000
Kenilworth ave. me-. MIR. DIN
4 WmOIE So
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST NOTE, reduced by regu-
lar payments to $5,016; payment
monthly and unpaid balance due In
3 years; interest so per annum;
will sell for $500. WOODWARD &
NORRIS. 732 Goth NV. RE. 65S5
$500 1st TRUST: $50 per month,
at SO; residential property, in
downtown Northwest; discount SCI
title policy and insurance policy will
be furnished at title CO. Please
write for appt at your convenience.
Box 201-R, Star. 81
end TRUST = Deferred purchase:
S3,400; payable S24 mo-; Sc. Only
So. 900. Well secured. RA. 341S. =
$500 SECOND TRUST, go. $50 a
mo; sacrifice, $500 cash. LU,
SECOND TRUST. s5,45o payable
$50 month. SO y of, on excellent
D. c. residence. Subject to $500
FiRsT AND SCEoND B. Trust RUST NOTES
bought and sold. ia. 2-4S6I. so
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AVIATION

eTINSON 4-place aeromatic prop and
extras. Piper J3-Cub. Just relicensed.
College Park Airport, UN. 1925.
STINSON 1947; 4-place; Aeromatic
prop and extras.
6eabee 1947; less than $50 hours.
Factory reconditioned; reversible
prop and 3 extras.
Fatrchild PT-l9. College Park Air
port. UN. 1925. 3Os
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent. + !.

INTERNATIONAL, 1s4l Metro: good
conditien: sood rubber; S275 or
saoe y eseeli sr e16si; 1855, priced 70 seil at
DODGE 1914 truck; la-ton stake;
mech. good and nearly new; mud
tires on rear. Ready to go to wol k I;
$3.50 or best offer. DU. 1910. ---3l
CHEVROLET 1850; pickup truck; less
tnan 1000 miles; $1,000. NO. gllS.
DODGE model B3F; 1h-ton; S-yd.
Hercules dump body: bought Oct.
1851: never used; will sell body and
hoist separately. Rockville 4763.
DODGE 1881 de luxe; Seton pickup;
!. and h.; almost new; private
oWner; 81, l50s RA. 1887. 80
FORD vs. 1912, for electrician or
plumber; 90 h.p.. telephone truck;
good cond.;. drawers and compart-
ments; good tires and spare; $3.50.
iS SSiS Blaine st. ne. 80 !.
1oay; 5-yard tan gate; read- Tor
Sf.a75. III. $.ss77. S T. service. 80 !pbce'
Ford 1912, de luxe business coupe;
converted to pickup.
FGMC I941 panel.
GMC 1912 sedan delivery.
NOT N running condition. For sale as
ts where is: Highest bid accepted.
See MR.. DANSBERGER, Property
warehouse, Potomac Park Motor
Court, East Potomac Park, Mon.
Tues. or Wed, o am. to 4 pm.
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80 GMC 21s-ton tractor.
80 GMC 3-ton tractor,
"a White WA-26 tractor.
10 REQ 5-ton tractor.
'49 Studebaker eft. van,
~ Chevrolet 12.ft. van.
'4S Federal 2-ton 14-ft. c. b C.
Fruehauf :i0-ft. tandem van.
All OF the above are in Al condition
and carry our money-back guarantee
ALSO GOOD USED 5TH WHEELS
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
900 r. /. Ave. NE. MI. 5000
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ANGLIA late 1850; top shape: 80
m.p.g.; orig. owner; S675 or best Of.
Ter. EX. OIL; eyes,, Herndon 277-M
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PONTIAC I949 club sedan; A.
cond.; S1,550 cash. XII. S-5993.

PONTIAC 194a "s'' Silver Streak
hydra. r. and b.. WV. tires. Only
81 .395; terms and trade. KLEIN
MOTORS. 2301 N st. NV. ME.
67hO. 40
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. AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

CHEVROLET 1916 sedan: good tires,
r., h. vent shade; $3.50. May be
seen at 1901 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
-31
Evening star., 1952-03-29
TRUCK VALUES

Army Surplus Trucks
Pick-ups. panels. stakes, dumps. pack.
age deliveries, vans, buses, tractors
GAIT. horse semitrailers, some new
all In excellent cond.; SO to choose
from. all makes,
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALER
300 Lee Hwy, Arl.. Va, JA. 2-7OOO
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FORD 1949 Custom Tudor; r. and
b.. s; G.; good transportation; S795.
Hi Hi o4-o555; Ii. 4-5601. Open o
FORD 1947 Tudor; fully equipped
and exceptionally clean; SS65. A.
2. MOTORS. 316 Fla. ave. ne. II,
$1,000; Ii. 4-56O1. Open 8 till 8.
Evening star., 1952-04-06

inspector. But not too close. Just 50 you
keep seedy appearance. You'll be working
alone at first. Later / may put out two
or three men. A sort of Superb Confidential
Squad. We will call it, he says, Operation
Ham-on-Rye." He laughs loudly at his joke.
"A fascinating experiment, don't you think?"
Great" Dan says bitterly. ME and my
mouse Kitty will love it!''
'Oh, you're not to tell anyone" the In
spector says quickly. This is top secret
Cant tell my mouse?" Dan pleads. IF
she knows the job I'm trying to do maybe she
will let me kiss her, even with whiskers"
I'm sorry, McGarry," says the Inspector
gently. Perhaps if she closes her eyes
"She says they scratch
The Inspector frowns thoughtfully. "Imay
work out rotation system. realize can't
demand too great sacrifice of my men,"
He stands up and lets his hand fall on Dams
shoulder affectionately. These signs will be
returned to the Happy Times Clothing Shop
where you will pick them up tomorrow morn
ing. 1t is run by little guy named Tony
Fine l selected him because establishments
He seemed surprised at first, but he finally
agreed: pointed out that he would get free
advertising that would build his business.
He's pledged to secrecy, naturally"
He holds out his hand and shakes Dams
warmly. Good LUCK" he says. Circulate
around South Adams Street and report any
thing suspicious. It's a more or less dis
reputable neighborhood as you know"
HE Happy Times Clothing Shop is an
up-one-flight joint and this Tony Fine charac-
ter is beady-eyed little guy with a bald
head. He sits at desk in small room with
a partition behind him, and he looks Dan
over with gloomy eye and says, Il let the
Inspector with the Boston accent talk me into
this. But don't think like it much"
"You don't like it," Dan sighs.
1T amt digniied way of advertising my
business" says Tony.
Il do not see," says Dan, what is 50
dignifed about peddling hand-me-down pants
at three bucks throw. Now if you will give
me my signs will 60 out and make like
billboard
He strolls down South Adams Street, feel
ing like some kind of circus freak. But no one
pays any attention to him. The Inspector is
right about this anyway. There is 50 much
outdoor advertising thrown at people in the
street that one more sign doesn't mean a
Evening star., 1952-04-06
by MATT TAYLOR
IUustroted by Arthur SornoT

well, Dan says sadly, Il admit am sort
of conspicuous like this, being very sad
looking bum. But, by and large, there are
quite few sad-looking buns around town"
'You," says the Inspector proudly, will
be bum of distinction!'
He crosses his office to closet and dis
appears inside When he comes out he is carry
ing sign about two feet wide and four feet
long. On it is lettered: Trousers to Match
Your Coat and Vest. Happy Times Clothing
Shop. 226 So. Adams St. So Up" He turns
the sign around. There is second identical
one behind it and the two are attached at the
tops with straps, 50 that the signs can hang
from mans shoulders fore and aft.
Get it?" says the Inspector, with grand
flourish. You're sandwich mani"
"One of then!" Dan cries out "Why?"
WHY not?" says the Inspector, with
chuckle. Our modern criminals are shrewd
and clever lot. And too many of them can
spot our regular plain-clothesmen. There is
great deal of crime committed in our streets
in broad daylight - dope peddling, pickpock-
But these crooks are wary enough not to
operate within sight of anyone who might be
a police officer. And who looks less like a
police officer than broken-down sandwich
man? He can 60 into poolrooms and bar
rooms and not be suspected. The sign is his
passport, his immunity the guarantee of his
harmlessness" He spreads his hands and
smiles. you see how simple it ISL"
Dan mods. 1T sure sounds simple to me-"
II am especially interested in these dope
pushers," goes on the Inspector. 1T is pos
sble that our young people are buying dope
openly at soft-drink stands, in candy stores,
even at newsstands. Obviously the trans
action is made when no one is watching" He
laughs loudly. mo one, that is, except a
harmless sandwich man, eh? You can loiter
in front of a suspicious spot and you will not
be noticed. People will not even think of
you as person. You will be just another
advertisement - like billboard. If we can
find these pushers, McGarry, they may lead
us to the big fellows who are wholesaling
the stuff"
"I1l do my BEST" sighs Dan. How long
do have to be a sandwich guy?"
1--WE will see what results we get after
month";" says the Inspector.
"A month"; Dan yells, jumping in his chair.
I'll have beard like Monty Woolley"
''Oh, you can shave occasionally" says the
Evening star., 1952-04-06

thing, even if it walks around. Nothing much
happens all morning and he is glad to have
lunch hour break. He is thrown out of two
of the better restaurants and ends up in a
diner. and even here he gets some dirty looks,
and the guy behind the counter tells him he
can get free haircut at the BARRIERS school
around the corner
AFTER lunch he gets moving again. And at
two o'clock he has his first bad break. He
is recognized.
1t is none other than Miss Abigail Brown,
hawk-eyed old dame who used to teach him
algebra in high school. She taps on his rear
sign and he turns around and groans.
Aren't you - Oh, I'm sure you are!-
Dan McGarry?" says this Miss Abigail. II
thought you were on the police force"
am-that is, mean am Dan McG Carry"
Dan says. II used to be cop, yes,
ma am"
"And you've fallen to this!" means Abigail
Dan knows he's expected to come through
with something. So he mods and says, TITS a
job. A guy has to eat"
"And drink" says Abigail reproachfully.
"Oh, why did you let it get such hold on
you, you poor unfortunate mani"
Dan starts to stammer. We'll, you see,
it it its sort of hard to explain"
"A family weakness?" asks Abigail breath
lessly.
Dan shakes his head. ITS psychopathic,"
he says, hoping he's got something near the
right word.
How terrible" cries Abigail. There must
be some deep emotional disturbance behind all
this Oh, it's woman, I'm surer'
Woman? There amt any but my mouse
Kitty and she
That Kitty Archer!' breaks in Abigail
angrily. Il remember her from high school.
never did trust her. Oh the harm wanton
woman can do! The way she can wreck fine
man!'
Hey! My mouse Kitty amt"
Here" says Abigail, and she pushes
dollar bill into his hand. TRY not to spend
it for drink"
Dan tries to catch her. But he can't move
fast with the sign humping against his knees.
And even if he catches her, what? He's a
cloak-and-dagger guy. He can't talk
He sticks it out until five O'Clock Then
he drops off his signs at the Happy Times
Shop hurries home to get into his own clothes,
and drives to Kitty's house.
The door is pulled back for him before he
Evening star., 1952-04-06


can put his finger on the bell Kitty stands
there glaring at him. stay right where you
are" she cries at him.
Dan Uoans do look that bad? L"
Don't come step closer" Kitty says
Il wish could explain. But -"
You'd better explain" Kitty snaps. And
fast! You'd better explain why had an
anonymous telephone call late this afternoon
Why some female with shrill voice should
call me faithless, vain, wanton, and cruel
because of what I've done to you So I've
wrecked your life, have I? I've turned you
into tramp eh? Since when do you go
around town telling people l drove you to
drink"
Dan gasps. Il didn't tell her that! just
said ="
But you let her think it!'' cries Kitty.
''Oh, how could you? Don't ever come near
me again!"
The door slams Dan stands staring at it
for couple of minutes before he turns away.
At this point he hates Harvard College some
thing awful. He swears he'll be Yale man
for the rest of his life.
WHAT happens the next day is almost as
bad, but not quite His Uncle Dennis finds
him.
Danny, my boyr' Uncle Dennis cries,
clutching him by the arm. when heard it
l couldn't believe it! That Miss Abigail
Brown told Mrs. Messenger and Mrs. Mes
senger told her husband Otto and Otto told
Louie the postman and Louie told Charlie the
bartender, and - All, that my own brothers
only son should come to this!'
Tim all right, Uncle Dennis" Dan
says feebly.
''How long have you been on it, Danny?"
Uncle Dennis says. his voice quavering.
"J-just couple of days."
Thank Heaven for that!" cries Uncle
Dennis. "You may get by with thirty-day
suspension. You've had good record up to
now. know fine defogging place, my
boy. They turn frehose on you for a
couple of hours and you're new man. Just
come along with me and -"
Il can't" Dan says. Il can't quit what
I'm doing"
you think you can't quit!" says Uncle
Dennis. ''But you don't really need the stuff,
Danny. It's all in the mind"
'You don't get it." means Dan. II got to
Continued on page rs
Evening star., 1952-02-26
for modern living

stroke Of modern genius BY furnoos HeroeeHenredon It's
but modern that can't be mixed with traditional It's modern
but its keyed first modern living Particularly for Woshneons "one-bg
room" apartments and onblerNpe homes Wny7 Because its
adaptable Bedroom pieces be used In the living There
window with huge storage All the richest cherry
woods all with beautiful
Evening star., 1952-02-26

Pieces showni
Triangular table, 1880
Arm ehaIr, 800
GlaSS.paneled dIvIder, 1890
Desk, 1900
Side chair, 27S0
Daybed, 5000
Drop leaf eeektaIl table, 90.S0
Evening star., 1952-02-26
in 5-piece place settings

Some people make q special Trip 10 Canada TO buy
Royal Worcester bone china OF the English ehnes
fsW any ere fIne However, right here In Washington
-. OF Woodward Lehrep 1. :. we effeF YOU hls
famous china name In many delightful patterns
Shown Two priced In s.eeee Place settings There arc
serving pieces eVeIebe for eaeh Place setting
includes dinner, seIed breed and butter plates
and CUP and saueei
Bernna' 2l'@ DunrebIn, 1850
WGL-chIne, Filth Floor.
Evening star., 1952-11-02
Campaign Leaves
Much Dirty Linen
To Be Cleaned Up

Results of the tablecloth poll
are in. and the election looks
mighty close.
The Linen Supply Association Of
America-the people who wash the
dirty linen Of restaurants, cafe
terias and hotels-report that
doodles on tablecloths at break
fast. lunch and dinner are about
evenly split between ike" and
"Adlai."
The heated campaign has in
creased tablecloth doodling. The
association members, who aren't
trying to cover up anything except
the tables. report the armchair
electioneers make their task more
difficult. But they're thankful for
one thing-the doodlers usually
make it Ike or Adiai. instead of
the longer Eisenhower and Ste
venson.
Evening star., 1952-11-02

Sterilization has done an excel
lent job finding new positions for
many Of its employees who were
involved in the agency's reduc-
tion-in-force program.
Thus far OPS, through it's own
"outplacement" program, in which
private businesses and other Fed
|eral bureaus were contacted and
acquainted with the employees
work record. has found new jobs
for 1913 Of its $3.50 former work.
|ers who were seeking new employ
ment. That's 81 per cent, and
OPS hopes to place even more.
4 X \
LEAGUE BROADCAST The
National Civil Service League will
discuss its personnel program for
the Government on the George
town University Forum of the Air
television program at Z o'clock
tonight over WTTG. Bolstered by
a three-year $150,000 grant from
the Ford Foundation, the 72-year-
old non-partisan league will play
an important role in the Govern
ment'S personnel situation in the
years ahead. Participating on the
telecast will be Nicholas Kelley,
president of the league and vice
president Of the Chrysler Corp. !;
James R. Watson, the leagues
executive director; Walter D. Full
Ter, chairman of the board of the
Curtis Publishing Co.; and James
P. Mitchell, vice president of
Bloomingdale Brothers, New York.
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ELECTION-Ralph E. Coomes
has been elected president of
American Federation of Govern
ment Employees Lodge No. 421,
Federal Power Commission. 9th
ers elected were Earl F.. Sc
chrest. general vice president;
John B. Libby, treasurer: Frances
Fogle. financial secretary; Armand
l.. Thierry, recording secretary;
and the following vice presidents:
James w. Colpitts, Joseph j. A.
Jessel. Mildred r. Murphy, Joseph
E. Hayden, John c. Mason and
William H. Brown.
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