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Evening star., 1952-09-20
400 East Main Street.
Richmond. Virginia.

Richmond. Virginia.
ACCOUNTING TRAINEE, opportunity
for beginner in accounting to asso-
ciate with large national oreaniza-
tion. Training program in all phases
of accounting. Air-cond. of1ice. D.
ADjUsTER. Silver Spring area. Young
man to learn the. finance business:
good salary. excel. working condi-
ton; good opportunity for advance
ment. Apply in person. 1913 Georgia
eYss;nisA eyss; sIlysE sFpSFGE Spins CONSUMERS
ADJUsTER, casualty claim: must
have at least 2 yrs. outside exper.
BI; lge. stock company furnishes car,
family usage; free health. life. re-
tirement Insurance; Salary open;
APPLIANcE SALESMAN, young man
to sell small appliances and learn
business. must be energetic and will
ing to work. Good pay to start.
gp APglyp MT; Gimpls; 939,e 9SG St. sI MI
vancement plan: good future for
GI approved. CHESAPEAKE PLATE
AND WINDOW GLASS CO. 1855
New York ave. ne. LA. 6-5S0O.
ASSISTANT BAKER, roll experience
necessary. Apply in person 1l32
or 8 and s pm. Ex: 3411: -23
man needed in body shop recently
reopened: best pay plan avatiabie.
excellent eouipment: paid vacation.
group hosp. and other dement's. Ap-
ply Mr. Shilling. LOGAN Fordl.
I'LL 18th st. NV. -21
AUTO BODY MEN (2)
Must be sober and reliable. capable
of good work and have good refer
ences: permanent lob for qualified
and co-operative men. 6-day wk..
paid vacations group insurance
excel. working conditions. See Mr
| Barham. COAST-IN PONTIAC CO.,
| 407 Fla. ave. ne. AT. 7200. -!
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC AND
HELPER, young. white. energetic
AUTO WI " 81 GLASS ass; MEN, Immediately
salary to s100 wk; chance for ,i.s. I'D.
GLASS. WA. 66sa. Wa. ti4s5. -
AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST to rur
shop in well-established business
on ary-plus-pereentage basis. Cal
MRS. JOHNSON. HO. .2264. s-5
Il no answer, cali MI. 6429. -23
ing large income need apply. Youl
| earnings here will be large ant
4 steady; excellent working cond.
i paid vacation. group hosp. othei
i benefits. Apply Mr.. Workman. 10
GAN tFordl. I'LL 18th at. nv;
-S4
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HElP-MEN
ENGTNEER

for 5th class engineer in a modern
apartment building; apartment
furnished: must be familiar with
general maintenance work. Apply
in person. Mr.. Spiefel, LEE GAR
DENS. 701 N. Wayne st., Airing.
ton opposite Ft. Myer. --22
ENGINEER-5th CLASS
colored. married. for mod. apt. bldg
working conds. and annual vacation
Must be Al fireman and able tt
make repairs in bldg. Apply witt
refs, Mon, 8 to IL am. only. SCI
Res. Mgr. 2501 Que st. NV. I'll
ESTIMATOR for part time work, ex
perienced in taking OF glazed tile
Reply Box 466-L. Star. -22
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AElP---MEN

couple-no chill
dren; experienced on stoker; minor
repairs. Sober. reliable. references.
Salary and quarters. Phone H. L.
THORNTON, ofice hours. call GE.
DRUG CLERK, experienced,
pay. See MI. Greene, sTATLER
PHARMACY, Statler Hotel, 18th
and K sts. NV. -
KENNEL MAN, middle aged, sober,
for steady work; must have D. c.
drivers permit. NO. $3.50. 30
for construction Job; LONG
term, good paw. Out Lee blvd. = mi.
past Seven Corners. Ask for Mr..
Sheard, LURIA BROS. -2I
t4) for construction work.
Good wages. Apply MR.. MAZZELLA.
at ,5S11 oath ave.. Hillcrest Heights,
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WILLIAM r. KEARNEY. Attorney.
Metropolitan Bank Bldg.


Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. S0.917, Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers. Of the Dis:
trict of Columbia and the State OF
Nevada, respectively. have. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Mary B.
Berry Williamson. late of the Dis:
trict of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to. ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticate. to the
subscribers. on or before the 18th
day Of February, AID. 1858; other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18TH
day Of August. 1852. LOUISE B.
WILLIAMSON. 470O Connecticut Ave,
NV: FRANCES MARIANNE Girls
WOLD, 1910 La Rol St.. Reno.
Nevada. (Seal.) Attest: MELVIN
j. MARQUEE. Deputy Register OF
Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court;
Se00 CTocA
Evening star., 1952-09-20

REAL ESTATE. SALESMAN-An ag-
gressive organization invites your
inquiry. Our statesmen are active
in Md. Va. and D. c.. and handle
both subdivision and general broker
which guarantees your future. II
you are experienced, with good back
ground. we would be happy to dis
cuSS our opening with you. Call
Mr.. 1yey, for appt., RE. $3.50; eyes,,
AID. S6SS.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-09-20

CLERK -TYPIST, age 1890; must be
able to type at least SO w.p.m.
accurately; position with an ex-
panding engineering organization,
offering all employe benefits. Call
ME. 6914. -26
CONCRETE FOREMAN, qualified to
work; salary open; Job located
Dover. Delaware Start Immediately.
AJAX CONSTRUCTION CO.. ST.
COOK AND PANTRYMAN-High-ciass
clientele. good wages, vacation pay.
Executive Chef, Charles Poteat,
FAIRFAX HOTEL. 2100 Mass. NV.
HO 44S0. -22
CREDIT MANAGER, exper., to take
full charge: salary commensurate
with ability. See Mr.. Teplin. DIS
TRICT CLOTHING. S13 7th st. NV.
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TV MECHANICS
FOR BENCH WORK

We have several permanent positions
available for men experienced on
bench work. Air-conditioned shop,
insurance and annual leave benefits.
Phone Ii. 10000 or see Mr.. Gill.
GEORGES WAREHOUSE, o145
Queens Chapel I'd. ne. -22
MECHANIC - Royal
distributor has immediate need for
experienced man on all typewriters,
standard and portable. THE DIXIE
MART, l12 N. Pitt ST.. Alex. Va.
AL. 1900. --21
UPHOLSTERER--white or colored.
First class only: sober. Excel salary.
Ii. 3-2122, 710 18th st. ne. I'll
WANTED-Good SAL
ary and good working conditions.
year around position. Experienced
only need apply. HONEYCUTT up
h1lsppEhssssssi n'a!. Be! ssssssi. 1854 Calvert 1a, st.
WAREHOUsEMxN. white. 2o-s6. for
lob in frozen food warehouse; good
opportunity for steady reliable man.
See MR.. MORRIS at AIS 10th st.
s.w. No phone calls. al
WATCHMAKER-G salary, excel.
working conds.; must be exper.
Apply In person, KAHN OPEN
HEIMER, INC, 917 F st. NV. RE.
EO76, -2l
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CHEMIST

Young man as laboratory assistant,
graduate chemist not necessary but
desirable. Control and research
work in field of fats and oils, with
expanding business. UN. 2345.
CIGAR CLERK-CASHIER, expert
enced; good hours, excel. pay.
CHEVY CHASE PHARMACY. WO.
Cf3SxR SS DEPARTMENT CLERK, some
selling exper., between IS and So
years of age. Steady job with good
pay. SHEPHERD PARK PHARMACY,
5723 Georgia ave. NV. al
Evening star., 1952-09-20
MACHTNTSTS

MACHINIST HELPERS
Excellent opportunity to learn trade.
Paid vacation and disqualification.
Apply BOWEN AND CO, 4712 Be-
thesda ave-. Bethesda. Md. -26
MAGAZINE MEN. 2 or 3 yr. clubs,
elbow verif.. incr. comm. DAN. 1900
H st. ne, S-9 am. ia. 4744. al
and 10 cent store. II
you have had at least z to 10 yrs.
exper. with q national chain as
manager or assistant and are look
ing. for q permanent job in Wash
Starting salary will exceed your
present earnings. Bonus guaranteed.
-21
truck experience neces-
sary. able to service feet of trucks.
Contact ROBERT REGAL. 1895
montana ave. ne, or call LA.
6-92OO -2I
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PRINTER
COMPOSITOR.
RADIO REPAIRMEN

Medium open Job shop. downtown;
excel. possibilities for right man.
Call MR.. WEBSTER, MA, S062 or
JU. &-5l89 or CE. 24ffR 90
Evening star., 1952-09-20
LITHO PRESSMAN

Permanent position: top wages and
opportunity with future for man who
can operate Davidson press and do
quality work with growing concern.
Modern, air-conditioned plant. Corn
pany-paid disqualification. Write
name and phone to Box 1886, Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-20

INSTALLATION MAN for aluminium
awnings. Experienced or mechan-
ically inclined. Vacation with pay,
paid holidays. profit-Sharing plan,
Oldest aluminium awning company
in D. c. area. Year-roQnd work for
good reliable man. Apply 1915
Branch ave. Sc. -2l
MEN. experienced in
operating blowing machine: steady
work. good wages. $500 Elm ST..
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 5127. -22
Evening star., 1952-09-20

SALESMAN, collector for industrial
insurance route; unlimited oppor-
tunity for man with initiative and
ability; auto necessary. Apply sos
Victor Bldg, 724 9th st. NV. -22
nationally advertised
candies, salary. and commission,
bond required. truck furn. Charles
and st. Mary's Counties. CURTISS
CANDY CO.. 212 N. Bentlou ST.,
Balto. %, Md. Gilmor 2249. al
to operate established re-
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. 7:3O am.
to 8 am. %
age 25 to 30, to main
tain and service established out
lets, liberal salary plus comm. and
expenses. car optional. Apply. stat
ing past experience in own hand
writing. Mr.. A. ]. Young, BREYER
ICE CREAM CO.. 1880 Bladensburg
sALEsMAN-To specialize in the sale $
Of business property. BOSS &
PHELPS. INC, 1417 K st. NV. "a
SALESMAN-To specialize In the sale
Of nearby Va. property. BOSS g.
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV. IA
manager type. Able to
assume responsibility. Good hours
and pay. Retail work clothes, etc.
CAPITOL SURPLUS, 1909 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-09-20

Call MIR WEBSTER. Ma. so62 or
JU. 8-5189 or GE. 2466. --22
RADIO REPAIRMEN
We have several positions available
for exper. radio repairmen for bench
work. Men selected may serve TV
apprenticeship concurrent with this
employment and qualify for rapid
promotion and salary increase. Air
conditioned shop, insurance and an
nual leave benefits. Phone Ii.
7-9O20 or see Mr.. Gill. GEORGES
WAREHOUSE. 2145 Queens Chapel
I'd. ne. -22
REAL ESTATE statesmen for active
multiple listing offlce. Must know
silver Spring. E. F. BLANCHARD,
Realtor. JU. S-5757. -2i
REAL ESTATE statesmen for very
active Arlington office. Our sales
men average better than ST 900 per
month. References required. Cal
MR.. CANEY, ia. 7-422l. -21
REAL ESTATE PARTNERS
That's right! We want partners.
Outstanding salesmen who are tired
OF working on q standard commis-
sion basis. We positively will give
you the finest deal in Arlington
Co.. This Is cooperative venture
and only top-flight, licensed men
will be interviewed. Call for an
appointment. MR.. HANSEN. OW
oa
Evening star., 1952-09-20

Exper. in mechanical or architectural
drafting desired. Numerous employe
benefits and excel. salary. Call ME.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
REAL ESTATE
SALES MANAGER.
ROUTE MAN

ROUTE MAN
Opening available for established
laundry and dry cleaning business.
Contact Mr.. Pridham, FAIRLING-
TON LAUNDRY, $500 s. Four Mile
Run dr., Arlington, Va. GIL. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-09-20
ROUTEMEN

ROUTEMEN
Young men to handle established
route. no car necessary: good pay
while learning. vacation with pay.
ms, hosp. and other benefits; as
Sured future for ambitious men.
Apply DISTRICT NEWS CO.. 2216
9Th st n w p1
Evening star., 1952-09-20

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We have an opening for a full-time,
experienced salesman; we have more
listings and more prospects than our
present sales force can handle. This
is real opportunity for a real
hustler to make more money than
the average ONCE can offer. Our
plies confidential. BOX 2SS-G, Star,
Evening star., 1952-09-20

LUMBER YARD Seeking capable
inventory clerk. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply only in person to
Mr.. CisSel, 1926 Georgia ave. at Rip
lev st. Silver Spring Md het 4-h
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HELP-MEN
ACCOUNTING CLERK

Age 20-30. accounting graduate or
student pref. Must be able to type
80 w.p.m.: excel salary. and all
employe benefits. NE. 6914. ~
COUNTANT-Nationa firm Of GER
tlfied public accountants has OPEN
ings on stats OF North Carolina and
virginia of1ces for young men with
advanced accounting training. uni
verstty graduate or the equivalent. Of
good appearance. character and per
sonality. with aptitude for publis
accounting work. Exceptional oppor-
tunity to acquire training and ad:
vancement in ver-broadening 1eld
of professional accounting.
Please write stating fully age; draft
status. education. experience, family
business and other connections; sal
ary requirements and all other per.
ttnent information.
ADDRESS ERNST g. ERNST
1101 r. J. Reynolds Building
winston salem. North Carolina.
400 Fast Main GtPaAf
Evening star., 1952-09-20
AUTO PARTS ASSIST. MGR

Ford exper. preferred; salary and
bonus commensurate with ability.
EDGEMOOR MOTOR co.
Bethesda Ford Dealer. 1901 Wis. Ave.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Executive office. Oc-
tober Z, 1852. Notice. The aeenda
for the October 20, 1852, regulations
day Established by Commissioners
orde- No. 302.945. dated April s,
1889 will consist of items re-
lating to the following subjects. |.
Further consideration of the pro-
posed tenement and tenement house
regulation pertaining to the busi-
ness of operating a tenement house.
distributed to the public for use on
July p. 1852. Regulations Day.
.. Proposed amendment of Sections
z and 26 of the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Regulations to permit. in an
advertisement Of an alcoholic bev-
erage, the endorsement of such bev-
erace by person or persons not
connected with the manufacturer or
seller OF the beverage t"testimonial
advertising). The Regulations Day
hearing. to be held in the Board
Room Room 5000, of the District
Building. l4th and E streets NV,
will begin at 10 am. In the in
terest of conserving the time of
those attending the hearing. 1t is
requested that all statements be pre-
HUE. B. S. ROBINSON, r. F. CAM
AL1ER. Commissioners. D. C.
Evening star., 1952-10-09

stars spent more time reading
their press clippings and enjoying
social life than paying attention
to football. and WI was the f1oI
of the area.
This season, the Generals are q
young ball club filed with juniors
and without prima donnas. The
boys are out to play winning foot
ball and are doing it.
| Injuries have hampered WI
Among others, Fullback Tom Hus-
ton, one of the hardest runners in
Northern Virginia, is out indefi-
nitely with a bad knee. But the
team spirit hasn't slackened.
| The Generals opened the season
against a hard-flghting Fairfax
eleven which played them to a
TT tie. Dan Palumbo, Northwest
ern coach, was scouting WI that
night for his teams battle in Ar
lington the next week
Il told my boys WI couldn't
improve enough in a weeks time
to beat u.s." Palumbo said later.
But it certainly did (the score
was 1872. VIII. never saw such
a difference in the way a team
played in one week."
And the Generals have gone
right on improving. The next
week they put it to Coolidge, 22-7
The Colts have a big. powerful
team and may turn out to be one
of the better clubs in the inter-
high series.
Batson has been getting an hon.
est nights work from Backs Dick
Maybry and Fred Walker and
linemen Walter Kidwell, Chris
Plain, Porter Claxton and Jim
Squier among others. The Gen.
erals will have to play well to
beat Wilson of Portsmouth to-
morrow night, but they're capable
of doing just that. Batson now
has the kind of team he likes
for the boys are making up for
lack of experience with the will
to win.
Falls Church deserves a biz
round Of applause for it's fine per-
formance in tying Mount Vernon
l7-7, last week. The Jaguars were
rated much stronger than last
years club before the season
started. but after they dropped
a 14-0 decision to James Monroe
their stock dropped
| However. Tom Todd had his
charges up for the gamc with
Mount Vernon and Falls Church
regained prestige. If they car
get past Fairfax October 18, the
Jaguars have a good chance oi
winning the rest.
NOTES: The Western High
Alumni w Club is planning a gel
together at the st. Adams Western
game October II. The former ath.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
%fs> %fs> HIcH ScHooLs'G

Iletes will occupy a special section
in the stands at the game and
meet at the Navy Club at
$3.50 that evening.
Episcopal plays it's homecoming
game Saturday against st. Chris
topher's School of Richmond. Va.
The Maroons are in a crippled
condition after playing fine game
in tying Mercersburg, 1913, last
week.
Top game of the week is the St.
hn's-Northwestern battle at
College Park Saturday night. The
Johnnies should win but won't
have an easy time against a big,
fast Northwestern team which was
impressive in running wild against
Bethesda-Chevy Chase last week.
PREDICTIONS: Eastern over
Chamberlain, Tech over Bell,
Roosevelt over AnacoStia. WI
over Wilson of Portsmouth, CIV
over Thomas Jefferson. Friends
over Landon, Wilson over George
town Prep. st. Johns over North
western, Western over Fairfax,
St. Adams over B-CC, Blair over
Coolidge. Gonzaga over DeMatha,
Bladensburg over Westminster.
Last weeks record: 10 wins,
two losses. one tie.
Seasons record: 19 wins, five
losses, one tie.
RATING LIST:
l. St. Johns.
2. Wilson.
3. George Washington.
4. Westinghouse.
S. Northwestern.
6. Mount Vernon.
7. Montgomery Blair.
8. Roosevelt.
9. Eastern.
10. Western.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
PROPOSALS
DEPARTMENT. OF COMMERCE

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Bu-
fsaa q IlIss s9neS sfps VII Hf'oSsF &c re- g.
ceived at the office of the Division
Engineer, Bureau Of Public Roads.
LAO Columbia Pike. sArlineton.
NOVEMBER 8. 1852. for Project
las. Baltimore-Wasning ton Park
way. District of Columbia and Prince
Georges County, MARYLAND. Bridge
SPANS on Concrete Piers and Ahut:
ments with stone Facing, Untreated
Timber Piling and other work.
Length of Project: O.1O1 mile. The
approximate quantities Of the more
Excavation for Structures. 10000
Gu. I'd Cement Concrete: l,100,000
10. Reinforcing Steel. 1,773.O00 ID.
Structural Steel and 4s0 GU. yd.
Stone Masonry. Minimum. wage
law. Plans. Specifications, and pro-
posal forms are available upon re-
guest at The address given above.
H: J. SPEMAN. Division Engineer.
AsRLINGToN Bling y ,,Il!I!GT COUNTY SCHOOL
Sealed bids. in duplicate. will be
received BY the Arlington County
School Board, a. the Board ONCE.
l426 North Quincy Street. Arlington.
Virginia. until 400 PM. October
rs. 1852; for the construction Of
4s54 Lee Highway. Arlington. vr-
two ;lassrooms. physical education
facilities, kitchen, etc. Drawings and
specifications. Information for Bid
ders, Bond and Insurance Require
ments md Form Of PROPOSAL, ETC.,
may be obtained from Hugh John
son; Architect, with offices at SCI
eral contractors proposing to bid
may Secrre the lean OF plans and
specifications upon depos;tine Fiji
teen Dollars tS15l per set All
plans, speclfications and add: MA
must he returned in good co. d
,bn ten oTt within thin 7, Ten hdI nV days after
fund. The Arlineton County School
BOARD reserves the right to waive
any ilformalItieS in or reject any
or all bids. Each bidder must de-
post with his bid security in an
amount Of EoI les than Five Per-
csn,um t5% of his bid, in the form
re Tuircd by tho Information for
p Sders; Nc bidder may withdraw
thsreot the actual date ste.ro Of the the opening
tractors must be registered and
holding. certificate Ct REGISTRATION
from the Virginia State Reeistra-
ton Beard before thev may bid
cr undertake a contract in the
Stat9 STA Icy, q virginic By order Of the
BonRD; Arlington. VIRGINIA. DR..
WARD J. BRAUN. Clerk.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Trinity Kcr:::e Show
To 0nen Tcr,crrlU

Eight divisions including 36
classes have drawn a heavy entr,
for the 18th annual Trinity horse
show to be held tomorrow anC
Saturday at Upperville, Va.
A charity event sponsored by
Trinity Episcopal Church of Up
perville, the show will be open
each day from 9 am. until S pm,
In the green conformation
hunter division, the T. Beatty
Brown Memorial Trophy will be
at stake, while jumpers will COM
pete for the Professional Horse
mems Association Challenge Tro-
ply.
Five breeding classes have been
carded and a special pony class
for children not over 13 who are
inexperienced in the show ring.
Hunter class JUDGES will be
James Wiley of Middleburg, Va.
Harry S. Nichols of Bloomfield
Hills, Mich. and Mr.. ard Mrs
Frederic Bontecou of Millbrook
N. Y. Jumpers will be judged by
DR.. joseph w. Grogan and Nick
Saegmuller. both of Warrenton
Va. j. P. Jones of Charlottesville
Va. and Daniel Van Clief of Es-
mont. Va, will judge the breedine
classes.
The Mary D. Neville Guild o1
Trinity Church will conduct {
snack bar at the show ground.
both days and serve a seatec
luncheon Saturday.
Reservations for box seats a
the show may be made with Mrs
George Robert Slater by tele
phoning Upperville 51-W.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
PERSONAL

PIANO TUNER. Sc city or suburbs,
quality work VICTOR GEORGE.
ia. 6962 days: XII. S-221S ewes.
LADIES-We can tailor your suit
from surplus mems suits Call CO.
S414. 2115 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WANTED. artist to paint portrait
from photograph. Send qualifications
and commission expected. Box 294-
1 WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts or obligations other than
HAND. Jr.. 2O70 10th I'd. g.. Airing
ton. VIZ q"
PHYSICIAN from North italy would
like to teach Italian in exchange for
room and board. Ref. WO. 3S41.
MEXICAN LAWYER. registered con-
sultant. all Mexican legal matters.
immigration. EDMUNDO CASTILLO,
SPECIAL SPEC iosS CARE FOR ELDERLY PER-
SONS; medical attention available
at all times: pvt. or semipvt.; ap-
proved quarters In Rockville; on bus
route; reasonable rates eceordins
to care REQUIRED. Phone Rockville
NURSING CARE for those who really
care Graduate nurses; MT: VERNON
CONvALESCENT HOSP. 1901 Call
vert st. NV. Approved and licensed.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
CHARLES W. ARTH, Attorney,
500 Albee Building.
WaShiugtOn 3. ID. C.,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold:
ins Probate s,c Geprt;IESssts Co t;apisM nof Of
ceased.-No. S112S:. Administration
Docket 170.-Applicati ton having
been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament, and
codicil Of said deceased, and for
letters testamentary on said estate;
by JEAN O'BRIEN 1t is ordered
this Both day of September, AID.
1852. that the unknown. heirs at
law and next-of-kin Of GRACE
BhLLENGER O'BRIEN. deceased, and
ali others concerned, appear in said
Court on Monday, the 3rd day OF
November. AID. 1852, at 1000
o'clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be pub
ished in the Washington Law Re.
porter and THE Evening Star"
once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return Cay herein
mentioned. the first publication to
3e not less than thirty Gays before
said return day. witness. the Hon:
oTable BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief
Judge of said Court, this 3Oth DAY
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
Register of Wills for. the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court OCZ,9,l0
Evening star., 1952-10-09

A t t i t u de is
all-important in
I 90 t b all. No
m a t t er how
much ability a
boy has, with
out the desire
to play he isn't
worth anything
to the team.
Last s. a on
Coach Ken Bat
son thought he
would have his
b e S t club in
som e tim e.
How ever. his
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Catcher Dick Kinumon
Sent to Reds by indians
BY the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-The Reds
said today they have acquired
Dick Kinaman, 26-year-old catch
er. from the Cleveland Indians.
He comes to the Reds as part of
the waiver deal which sent Out
fielder Wally Westlake from Gin
cinnati to the Indians.
Kinaman played with Sacra-
mento. Calf. of the Pacific Coast
League: Oklahoma City of the
Texas League and indianapolis of
the American Association last sea-
son. He hit .259 for indianapolis.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Hurqreoves Leads Tourney

MERE, England. Oct. 9. R.-
Jack Hargreaves, British Ryder
Cup golfer, holds a lead of two
strokes at the halfway stage in
the Dunlop Masters tournament.
Hargreaves had rounds of 10 and
69-139, on the 6,801-yard Mere
course. Two strokes behind, came
Eric Brown. a Scotsman.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
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