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LEGAL NOTICES
PAUL J. FOLEY. Attorney.

WOOO0Wor0 buil0lnE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Probate Court:-No. 70. .779. Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the. subscriber, of the state Of
Virginia has obtained from the Pro-
bate Court OF the District OF Colunl-
estate of Rosalie Van Dyke. Johns,
late Of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against che deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally a authensi- n III
fore the 10Th day OF. September,
AID. 1885, otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand
aHkEN thlf sfa LANE gay DANIEL n MafSh SO Chest hest
ISeai.) Attest: THEODORE Goes
WELL, Register Of Wills fol. the
District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. mh2O, O,27 .ap3
BENJAMIN L. TEPPER. Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Probate Court. mo. SO,0i6. Admin
istration,-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
District Court Of the District Of
ColumDla, LetteIS oA AuunAsSr9 r9sXXn.
late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ticatef to rs s1SSeri6er dsx son,smbsT on OF Us-
AID 1859; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my nand
this 18th day of March. 1862:
ssENJAAMHIN 4 VI J.: TEPPER: 1408 & 9
boaE coos'wSfRsLR Moo'SfsLR Resisssf esisssi Of wis WIS
Of the ProSste Court. mha0.27 ABS
ANDREW =. ALTMANN.. Attorney.
8O1 Colorado Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the Sst District Of colIm6ala. ola ..rE EolS; ID
PHSuE iaS tSHfsSf WfIsfASa RIraaIE DecsaasedLNo NJ
7sT33. Administration Docket i67.--
Application having been made, herein
for probate Of the last will and testa-
and and for T letters % %tsstamsatsrs & soaassSi on said
estate, By. Arthur HELEN. It q
ordered this 11th day Of March,
AID. 1852. that. Florence Tuttle.
qeorse I Wilstach. M Lilli,an ni,s!aa %ilstsch gsl1
saetenbach snsieyb haI1s HI Joseph Is. w. sueten- ten
bach. Marjorie Buetenbach. Elbra r
Buetenbach. now known as Sister
Charles Joanna and Patricia Bueten.
bach. now known as Sister Car
Francis. and all others concerned
op IN a.s sad n sS9 GoaTt 9D issS
1000 O'Clock AN. to. show cause
why such application should not p
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
Mshed In the washington Law
once in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the nrst publication g
Be not less than thirty days befor.
said return day. witness. tht
Of March. AID. 1852 lSeal.l Attest
THEOppRE CoGSWELL. .Registef o
Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk q the Probate Court;
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Boxer Club Will Instruct
Handlers for IFS Show

Instruction classes for handlers
who may want to enter their dogs
in the Potomac Boxer Clubs
spring show are scheduled the
next three Sundays.
4. The show will be April 18 at the
Fort Myer gymnasium. The clos
ing date for entries is April Z.
The handling classes will be
held at the Fort Myer parade
grounds and at the Laurel race
track parking area, starting each
Sunday at 2 pm. There is no
charge for the instruction.
Entry blanks and other infor-
nation about the show may be
had by calling Oliver 1928, Shep-
herd 1888 or Laurel 396-R.
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GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC.
1l9S Olef GT n w %

GOVERNMENT SERVICES INC.
1135 2lst ST. NV. 30
ASSISTANT ROOM CLERK. Fxperi-
enced; rotating shifts. Good salary.
Apply asst mgr, CARLTON HOTEL,
10th and K StS. NV. -21
AUTO BODY SHOP FOREMAN--At-
tractive opening for an exper. body
shop foreman. Effective contacts for
bringing in work will be given
Your INQUIRY wi win ' Be treated eats Po COM
sALERs, INC. Ii. 3-SSO0 and ask
Tor Mr.. Baranek.
AUTO GLASS MEN (2) - Sal. to
smSiHl. Sgs sSeps. sIsSi aEoRdfESss fSs0 'SP 'S5Fo q
GLASS, WA. 5000. 30
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity for
two. Steady employment, high earn
% ings fof good men; men health @M Insurance @M
ern shop with every type Of equip
Wash.'s Oldest and largest Dodge
Plymouth leadership. TREW MO-
man man Sc lslS RnSpi toa Mr sppostn.ns %HsEa fore
AUTOMOBILE MACHINIST--Must be
ss ans fSs Sonus ssnts sgs ggsrty Ih soS
n ~
AUTO. MECHANIC, straight salary
and commission; 5A-day week; mod
ern shop; excellent working condi-
tons. Vacation and sick leave with
rex; P;SSe Sse M5 Cstlin alIn q .ldn+L HiLLWo0p 1lo
Church. va. FA. 1000. 80
AUTO MECHANIC-TUNE UP MAN;
exper.;. Sun machine oper.: ref. req.
Apply IN person, 1926 Conn. ave.
AUTO MECHANlCS--Ford exper. pre-
ferred. Top guarantee, plus commits
les: See BOB RODES or BILL MIN
SON. 3040 M st. NV. -23
AUTO MECHANIC for used car dept,
new m6ders equipped garage.
% nent. sood s'isaS future Deths straight salary ssIary:
open to one of gentlemanly char
SPURRIER at ARLINGTON AUTO
sales, 1910 r.. Myer DR.. at Lee
blvd. Arl Va. I'll
AUTO PAINTER--We have an OPEN
Ing for the sabove-average painter.
sDTsg sansT Soot So pad eSSa Sssson odsna s
other employe dement's. Can IA.
AUTO BODY CO.. 1850 Biadens-
ATT6 IpT6 Fl rPeAINTER,s helper. WINE: v.
as an experienced auto psintsr'sI
helper: good payins. steady work;
excellent opportunity 70 learn auto
painting trade. See M. Hanta
RoDY go GO; 1889 Hladsnsburr rd..
On O11V PARTS CEERK-per-I
manent position open for experienced
Ford counter man; numerous em-|
See MR. GIIsT or MR.. MILLER,
ldi6NSTfSn ldid NXsTnops ave- SaIs. n;w as
must Be experienced; excellent
working conditions; 5-day week.
lUTNo IEN fRfiMMIiER-Top. suaransee,
plus commission for man who is not
afraid ara Of ESrk: Must be man who
RopEs OR BILL MiNsoN -2S
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
Are you interested In making $40, 900 |
statesmen In our crganisation maxi |
Ing Ing that aa 1nGSSnsS ws have q, o2s1.
man with proven sales. experience |
not necessarily Automotive to Join /
our sales force. g you are interested
Maloney af LEE b. BBtuj1TiiiEsR. NC.
1121 21st st. NV, between 10 and /
IL an, Wed. Thurs or Fri. I'll
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN |
me Of Wash.'s. finest FIRMS. holding
Q big-three franchise. has an OPEN
ing for Q real career salesman; the
man we want is presently employed
but Is seeking q change: he Is
definitely not 3 fioater. but has d |
weli-ronnded automotive expefience:
our compensation plan has mol
trick" clauses, but win pay .
worker. not { foor walker. . yeryl
substantial income on commits
q Yn ana % your S sppIieSsion VIII Vii Sc % Seid Se
ta, e .sFtctsst sS scnndenf. ADDRESS
Evening star., 1952-03-20
By Rod Thomas

Jack Whalen, winner OF the
/ first United States Classic in 1891,
lis back on the mapleways after
many years absence, and enjoy
ing the sport more than he used
to, he says. In his heydey Wha-
len was one Of the top pressure
.powlers of the land. Now. as q
member of the Mayfiower team In
the Hotel League and Holy Com
forter in the Catholic, he bowls
simply for recreation. averaging
around 116.
After a long stretch Of poor
health, Whalen. a Mayflower Ho-
tel executive, is now in the pink.
The United States Classic of 81
brought together for the first time
all the leading duckpinners of the
country. First prize was $1,000,
biggest in duckpin history up to
that time. And a grand" in
those days was just that. Recall
ing it, Whalen said: II felt like
millionaire!"
At a luncheon of stars of yester-
year engineered by Jimmy Burns.
Max Rosenberg said Of George
Friend, the bookstore proprietor,
with whom Rosenberg bowled on
several noted teams: "They used
to give me credit for being a good
anchor man. but they didn't know
how little pressure was on me.
Rolling fourth, George took it
off," :. Burns, agent for Federal
Prison Industries, Inc, Depart
ment of Justice, is cooking up
another get-together. He's out of
town a lot. If you're interested,
phone r. Thomas, ST. 5000,
Ext. 351.
Paul Perkins, who won high
game prize in the National Capital
Open with 176, was an outstand-
ing in-and-outer with consecutive
games Of SO. 176. 90, 166. !.
Then he leveled of with 131, 118
and 110. For consistency we offer
El Geib. who recently rolled a 184
game with Pentagon Lumber in
the Prince Georges League. !. :.
Got 81 pins in the first half and
81 in the second. His team
lost the game. Geib is one of
few duckpinners with two official
zoos" -. Shot 206 in the Ross
lyn Major League in 1910 and 207
in a War Bond match at Bethesda
in 1943. ~. In spite of his 2o6.
his team won by only six Sticks.
ANY game over 100 commands
attention when the Sherwood
Forest women Of Washington and
Baltimore shoot it out every year.
out the competition sometimes is
a little fierce. 81
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AAN0E IN 1ON ANS1AG0
THOS. J. OWEN 3 SON, AuctioneeFs
436 Southern Building,

TEqsssss @asy sale aM Of yalsseIs Is1MRs TIzREE-
BRICK BUILDING KNOWN AS
sFRNHSl ssFEFMESES MlSF44ERsi MgMnER rs44 IRVING
duly rec recorded. 'si In Iiber 'S No. - sa44.
Folio 269 ct seq, OF the land rec
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
HE Y Font S9 ssf 0H DzY oy
MAhSn HhISax de aelocR 1assi biM A. .hs soga. l1i.
lowing described land and premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia,
sd in cSass j. - arossclosess aaa losns sS Is.
division Of lots in Block S5 "coium:
bia Heights" as per plat recorded
In the once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia In Book 81.
page 81. Now known for purposes
So '';s n Square any ss4s. Subject &C to e
Terms: Sold subject 10 . prior tbuild-
ing association deed Of trust for
approximately so. .501 "a. and prior
second deed Of trust for approxi-
81 .s tim. N'n q sale: E fsShe GsS6sse purc6sse
price above SAID tfpst, .teo 6bss
required. Conveyancing.. recording
ETC.. at purchasers cost. Adjust-
Terms to be complied with within
, thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be adj
vertised and resolG at the discretion
Of the trustees.
PEAEL arr !, y. 54Ig HAMrToM IgsEpE,
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HELP MEN tcont.l

ASST MANAGER sTRAINEE, 21-
2S, single, wanted by local restau-
rant to train for position as asst.
MANAGER: Must have had ,,, some Y,
JsSIayse1s goHNsoMs sf9PfssgisSSeeY s9fg aoWARp ivy T
ASST. MANHGER-Young man, 21-
IS, married, interested in future
with local restaurant; must be
thoroughly experienced In all
HoWSi1sRDD B yoHNssoeN'ss, ftNSseSVs wUEr i4ia HDP g. Y.
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time, for pvt. school
bus in Alex; hrs, Z to o am, $50
Can 'iSS ~. l4sa. ssneTS1' s%' to sasS Sm mo-
DRIVER, white. for linen route.
Insurance benefits: Apply DisfRfcT
LINEN SERVICE CO.. Sc L 81. Sc.
DRIvERs-Trailer, for city and me-
tropolitan area. Exper. In freight
deliveries preferred but not essen
tial. Apply DAVIDSON TRANSFER
4 iIpsPoI sbPoRAoE, a MT. srandenDurs. 1880
DRIVER; I;Iy1. R;,PoRTER. !, Q @ @solorsa; neat and
area; good. permanent lob. HIQ-
DkfvER SALESMAN. Estsblishe3
laundry and dry. cleaning route $50
sslnnss ssadS vns N ssEna0n bsss sh
guarantee. HUB LAUNDRY. East-
DRIvERs-SALESMEN Retail Ice
cream vending routes; big EARNINGS
for good workers. no part time: no
pnene calls. JACK y JLL 9ll
DkT1G% 3 %.cahissRK - Exper.; aggressive sai
salary and working conditions: va.
sfsiS sSDa SssaD s,sa pay ykrYsFeokrb Ae5 y ysHaRl atl
MACY, HI50 Pa. ave. nv --s3
ELECTRICIAN. experienced I'M old
house. wiring to All permanent ".
round position with established
arm. Applicant must have 1t least
. D. c journeyman's card ana be
familiar with code requirements IN
ss... sdsjaeent areas. Apgly e e ~ NJ . Firr
day and 70: s-0g34 during ewes.
sAggpHIgg ic nt JoBN JoSB5N q; WEBsTEB q
perieneed In construction. wiring
and testing Of eneineerinr bread
board models from schematic ard
rough sketches. Good opportunity
70 expand experience with versa
sile ..,t. orgs.n,t.ation t.,tIs Call DE. J2a2
low voltage; prefer
tnterconl. experience; 40-ir. wk.; $50
gram. Cal NE 1886. 10 s.m.-2 pm.
sIEcTsIcAS. IL sTiantsiT' PRICING CLERK for
large electrical contracting ;firm:
steady position. State experience.
are. education. salary. BOZ 10-R.
ss.sJAroR oPERAToR---Must - r.
pericnced; ~ midnight tin 8 an;
good pay. Embassy Apt. 1913 Har-
isrs M r oPERAToRs, white, 20 over
lls rs Apply Supssiatsndsn, e . 4 q ss5zise
HAM HOTEL, S500 calvert Il. nv.
(No phone calls aecepted.l --26
Continued ON Next PasO n
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furnished. paid vacations and sick
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 300, 1341 O st. NV.
--21
CAR WASHERs. Saturday; men EN-.
day Saturday. .1130 East-Wes,
E,oyed I'D. z days I.;s vel paafs 9sa an sxtrs
a4,1:F: psln. Pffsso ysa Hahol. P IS:
CsAiiRwASsHi i-isdi Man. experienced o IN
washing and tire repeiEing. Apply
LEE PKRSHING ESQ. $500 No.
Pershing drive Arlington. VI. oW
CARPENTERS, lst-class mechanics
wanted for work In Bethesda Silver
Spring area. Oh 6776. III
CASHIERS FOR FRONT OFFICE in
hotel; hot z needed; hours: 2 e pm; N.
and and M hospitailzstioI,; 81 60 aeod i1soskhss aorkins
Apply Room 22f. --22
CASHIER-TYPIST, MORTGAGE loan
dept Must be b. 3. graduate. under
20; no previous experience re-
sgtred; en start q $40 per mo. Gan
CHEZ = white. thoroughly exper..
Kit. and catering to fne clientele.
Excel. ref. REQUIRED. Write. Box
Cts, Star 30
CHEF F-COOK-Must be Q first-ciass
cook and worker. capable Of fun
charge of kitchen Of 8 and have
references. 1st-class restaurant in
nearby Nd. good transp. salary
open. plus bonus on food costs. All
replies kept confidential Box Is,
FAX
CHEF COOK - Take charge. make
menus and cook. 9alaryr room and
board. CLUB LaCONGO, 9412 Baltt-
more blvd. College Park. A 20
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Johnnies TO Be Honored

The 11-man st. Johns basket
ball squad. champion Of the Cath
|olic League. win be honored at q
banquet given BY the Men Of st.
Johns at z o'clock tonight at
Airlee, Twenty-seventh street and
Military road NV.
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II1 = Il VI ,l.U.l-. !. - Z 7 191eS...
ADAM A. WEsCHLER . SON.

TRUSTEES SALE on VALUABLE
TWo-sTORY AND ENGLISH BASE
MENT row BRICK DWELLING
Known RrATFn As No. a sse alTH THKNlsHE6 sTlkkGT
aPARTMENTs AND METAL GA
RAGE IN REAR.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Liber No. 91S3,
records Of the District 81 Columbia
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
Tons & p ss e On p9TguEss H
18TH DAY OF MARCH. 1853. AT
$3.50 O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises In the
District of Columbia, to wit: Lot
4S In Charles Gessford's subdivision
Of lots in Square 900 as per plat
TTscorasd ia. IN Liser 9 IL Is. ens fSlio Il II Ss q
Surveyor for the District Of Co
TERMS iasIss OF SALE: Sold subject TO
the unpaid balance Of prior. deed
or trust Tor approximately ~, b,S00. 90.
payable S46.SS per month includ-
ias euaps n.ecsss e xsn M Vii & 5srnss pcs
at time Of sale: the purchase price
above said trust to be paid In cash.
A deposit Of $500 required. Con-
veyancing. recording etc, ct pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made es
Of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within fifteen days from
date of sale. otherwise deposit for
is:sr ana sns PsSSsdFs PssSd !. maj e &
= - SAM RosEY.
mhis .so.ss.S4. trustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
Wholen, Once Pressure Bowler, Ceiics Lead knieks
Still Rolls-but 1t for Fun NowIn pIayoi Series ,

This time IL teams rolled on
each side in two-game matches,
lat Chevy Chase Baltimore winning
eight. BEST scores: Washington
Mrs. Rosa Dee Wright, 109
game; Betty Jones, 199 set; Balti-
Imore-Mrs. Catherine Thomas,
100 game; Ada Schroeder, 208 set.
Sunday afternoon the Washington
women and their husbands will
fire at Chevy Chase in mixed COM
petition.
Colonial Village entered the last
box Of q game II pins ahead Of
Hi-Skor In a Capital Women's
Major League match and lost it
by six sticksl Here's how the
Hi-Skors Charged: Alice Beall
spared and counted 9; Ronnie
Knoblett rolled a fiat 10; Margie
Farrell spared and counted 8;
Bing Moen, working on q ninth
box strike, struck twice and
counted an additional 5; Lorraine
GULL spared on a strike and
counted 8. It was heaping in
suit on injury. Lii Carleton of
Colonial Village struck to tie the
previous game and in the roll-off
struck again. Her 7-count fell one
pin short Of winning.
After an these years the COM
petitive spirit that made Miss Gulli
the queen Of duckpin bowlers for
a long reign is undiminished.
On March 1890 she will be
called on to defend the Washing
ton area match-game champion
ship. She isn't feared as Of old
and already 81 women have am
they will attempt to de-
throne her.
Il love that. she said today
with q laugh, "but those gals are
really going to have to pitch to
beat me-"
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Ten years ago-Ray Robin
son, undefeated welterweight,
stopped Norman Rubio In the
seventh round Of their bout at
. New York.
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Twenty years ago-G EN- e
Sarazen won the $4,000 Miami
Open golf tournament with .
score Of 287.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES

ORDINANCE NO. IIOS.-Be it or
dained by the Mayor and Council Of
the City of Takoma Park: Section
]. In accordance with the proyi-
Sions Of Section 119S of the City
Charter. the Mayor and Council
have under consideration the i'm
provement Of Holton Lane from
wildwood Drive west to existing paw
ing, abutting the following lots:
Lots g, q, 8. 3 and 4 of Block 8.
and Lots 2. 8, 8, 10. IL. and IL of
Block 8, Greenhill Farms subdivi-
sion, said improvement to consist Of
bituminous concrete topping at q
cost not to exceed $1,000. Section
II. The construction Of said i'm
provement to be assessed against the
lots abutting same in the usual man
ner. Section III. The Mayor and
Council at a special meeting on
March "A, 1852, conyening at 7:30
o'clock pm, in the Municipal Build
ing, No. s Columbia Ave. Takoma
Park, Nd, will hear all property
owners desiring to be heard in re-
gard to the work herein proposed.
HAROLD ]. HILLIARD, ST., Clerk
and Treasurer, City Of Takoma Park.
mh10,2O
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HELP MEN
ATTTONFOnTT,E a sALEsMAN---,

AUTOMOBILE SALESdAN---New and
used cars. Excellent pay plan and
new car furnished Apply In person,
300 d st. Sc. BURROWS MOTORS
CO.. INC. 30
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN (2l-New
and used cars; work in pleasant
ospsaizatio S snd psn Vsest,oSD SDTntS RtE
pay after l ". exclusive territory:
to experience. Apply between the
hogrs az. 9f lQ css1p z; n. and 3 p'fr:. con-
Bowman Motor Sales
1880 GeorEia. Ave. NV. IA. 1000
BAKER, LIST class only, on cake. pies.
pastries. etc. Phone co. S2sS for
BAR2R. aHe2GR'min.' al around: sober. reliable
baker and decorator. for well-estab-
iished retail bakery; daywork.
closed ST q s sun; aSas salary based on ability.
sGRrENDER. GIs hH asSa part time. evenings Ss and
beer; must have local references.
Apply 4O1h s. 2sth st.. Arlington.
BLOOD DONUns. Type B. $1T .
BcDx ctotl Gala sEcEzNic Ezi 1ees Avn pArNTERl to
class and experienced; 50ss Of nat
rate with guar. Of $50 for 5-day wk.;
group insurance, paid holidays and
vacations. See Mr.. Williams, WILL
LIAM6 A. BAKER. INC, Washing
tons Oldest Nash dealer. 2519 N st.
Boy AND FENDER MAN for good
position with growing company;
bh-day wk., good pay. good work.
ing cond., room for Advancement.
Apply in person, HERSON'S AUTO q
APPLIANCE CO., 717 o st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
: - nf u. - -.

DE soTo .fs41. q SEDAN
issued out Of the Clerks once .ol
the Municipal Court Of the District
Of Columbia and TO me directed.
vii sell for sssh; B9 PUBLIC AUG
"Custem" 4-door sedan. Serial No
. 674SS07. Motor No. SS-56427, seized
and levied upon as property Of the
Defendant, william E. Bedell and
sold to satisfy judgment ct Law
Whitaker, Plaintiff. W. BRUCE
MATTHEWS. United States Marshal
In and for the District Of Columbia.
mhI2,2O
Evening star., 1952-03-20
BOOKKEEPER

Alert individual. 25-3s yrs. Of age.
70 handle 2 varied bookkeeping as
stgnment for. several Of our me-
chanical departments; bookkeeping
experience and some typing re-
Quired; 5-day, 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel Room sos; open week
days. 8:S0-6 and Sat. 9.l. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
llO1 Penna. Ave. NV.
(4), Al mechanics
only needed; no boots; S26 per day.
Call after 8 pm. XII. 0-3853. ---22
BRICK LAYERS, 1st-class mechanics
needed for large housing project in
VEsTMENT Co., kE. 1855. @a4
BRTCKLAYERs--Lung Job. ut $500
week, So: 90 per hour; double time
ANTHONY IZZO at ST. 06S7. 30
OPERATOR-see MR..
BRIGHT. Standard Properties Job.
Of Newport MIL rd.. KensinEton.
CAB DRIVERS WANTED-If you are
o cab the BLACK q WHITE CAB
Co.,, out Silver Spring. will assist
you in obtaining your permit. Ap-
ply B. d O. Railroad Station east
side. Pa
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Five years ago-Holy Cross
defeated Navy. 55-47, in the first
round of the Eastern NCAA
basketball tourney playoffs.
Evening star., 1952-03-20
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON,
Aucti0neers.Appraisers.
ESTATE AND STORAGE SALE
... OF
New and Used Household

= " ~ ~ ! ! " N -
Groups and Odd Pieces
WALNUT AND OAK DESKS
MIRRORS-WASHER
REFRIGERATORS-
ETC.
Ry Order Fidelity Storage Co., Mullens
Transfer & Storage Co., washington
Loan q Trust Co.. Administered tors;
=. G. Blanchard. Executor the Estate
OF Marian Smith, and other consign-
BY TION
ct w e s C H l. e FRS
905 e st. NV.
T o M o r r OW
$50 AN. until Mid-Afternoon
Groups and odd pieces for living.
dining and bedrooms; matched draw
ing room tables; sofa beds, studio
couches: bunk, single and double
beds; coil and box springs; inner
spring mattresses; fireplace brasses;
mahogany, walnut and maple bed
room suites; chest Of drawers.
tables; ONCE furniture, typewriters,
sound scriber; filing devices, Edi.
phones; fans; mirrors; rugs, etc.
INSPECTION INVITED
THOS. j. OWEN 3 SON, Auctioneefs,
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REWARD a
Attention All Motel and

Tourist Court Operators
We wish to locate any tourist court
or motel who had as a guest. Mr..
and Mrs. George Foray overnight
any time between July 20. 1851
and Oct. 10. 1851. We will pay a
satisfactory reward Telephone col
lect HU. 4445 any time before FRI
day. March 2I, 1852, pm. when
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has top
notch vacancies; $250-S420 mo
Colorado Bldg.. 14th and @. RE.
6oS0SHSKEEPERs AND ACcoUNTANrs
We specialize In these positions
ATLAS. 1420 n q ave. nv.
ARABIC-Eng. typist------- 5000 mo
pictaphone- Typist t---------& $50 VIZ
sisssp ssp1ss RE- u,s A 500 w w
Many others houriy-dRIcE DUNN
suite 200. 1911 q st. NV. RE. 2S2S
PROFESSIONAL pEReONNEL BUR
1740 Z ST. NV. ME. 2892
seesy;s,, Win md WITHOUT shhnssU. -
% med: real estate; stS. ITO $3.50
Addresso- -graphotype opr., TO $55
R.N. for Md. salary open
Lumber Statesmen, SIS VIZ.
rrnEEx Expsr sgi ,sslrs csr Eurn;; nj P. G; Area
CLAIM ADJUsIERs; clerical work;
al,ss nv NJ IA $50. sEs.. asn So yrsp spo =
NATIONAL EMpL. SERVICE
(Execntiye selling.
ONCE machtnes) $500 mo.
beverage salesS ~ sSs ss VI.
plus comm.
texp. furniture
statesmen, inside) $500 mo.
cR-r,r MGR. eresan store re-. :. 49,
CHIEF CLERK tsome short
ApMsinNSiisTRAroR toverseas, oS sssS s;g
plus All expenses. pius room and
sTENcaRapHER traiiroad) S301 mo.
MAM ROOM SgPERvIsnE $3.50 mo.
plus room and board $3.50 mo.
JR. BOOKXEEpER Country
club. any agel plus room and board.
$3.50 mo.
nec.l no fee $4,000
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMKN =.
1919 18th ST. NV, EX. 1910
Evening star., 1952-03-20
AUCTION SALES
C. G. SLOAN a. co. NC.
AuctiOneers-Appra

LARGE SALE
Household goods and personal effects
OF every description:
French Empire curi0 cabinet, sofa
and 2 arm chairs, mahogany high
post bed and chest OF drawers, wal
nut bedroom pieces, upholstered
davenportS and chairs, mahogany
dining room groups, kneehole desks,
beds. box springs, mattresses. occa-
sional tables and chairs. pictures,
mirrors, lamps, china. glassware,
bric-a-brac, kitchen cabinets, etc.
at public auction 49,.
Ea AT SLOAN'S
715 18th st.
Saturday
March 22nd
at 10 am.
Terms: Cash
C. g. SLOAN d CO.. INC.
Established 1891
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ASST MANAGER
Assistant to Manager
SIIITIANn AREA :

OF cafeteria In Government Bldg.
40-hr. wk.. Mon. through Fri. Re
sponsible for. sanitation and general
maintenance, as well as for serving
CT small evening meal. IL am. TO
8 pm.