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deem, together with delegates and
friends of the many members of
the various Daughters local
lodges throughout the District.
The Host to the Sons member
ship will be Normanna No. 3, of
Everett; and the Host to the
Daughters will be Thelma No. 26,
also of Everett.
The place for the Convention
sessions will be at the spacious
Normanna Hall, located at 2725
Cakes Street in Everett, where
the new Neon sign beams forth
it's warm welcome to one and all.
Delegates and members should
bring with them registration iden-
tification and authorization for
proper admittance to all sessions
and functions attending upon the
Convention.
Reservations for rooms and
housing accommodations should
promptly be sent in to the Hous-
ing Committee, v. Torgerson and
Ingeborg Wiggum, care of Nor
mama Hall, Everett, Washington,
together with down-payment for
rooms, in order to assure service
and satisfaction.
Outstanding programs of en-
tertainment for each of the eve
nings of Wednesday,, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, have been
prepared and will be rendered ac-
cording to plan. The final wind
up, of course, in traditional man.
ner, will be the festive banquet on
Saturday evening, followed by the
Grand Ball; both of these events
will be limited, by reason of build
ing safety restrictions, to dele
gates and properly registered
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Ford Foundation Grant to Norway

The Institute for Social Re-
search in Oslo has just been in
formed that it will receive a grant
of 500, 900 from the Ford Founda-
ton to organize and carry out a
comparative research program in
seven countries of Western Europe.
Three Detectives
The Ford Foundations donation
has a triple purpose: u to en-
courage collaboration among So
cial scientists of the several coun-
tries; p to develop possibilities
for the training of sociologists and
psychologists in the empirical and
quantitative methods of exploring
international problems; 81 to in
vestigate basic agreements and
dsagreements in the function of
social groups in the various conn
tries; for instance, how they or
ganize to achieve unity and soil
darity; how they react to OPPOSE
ton within their own ranks; and
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Event

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dancers led by Gordon Ekvall
Tracie. In conclusion the public
will sing God Bless America"
Carl Bergman, Seattle Toast
master speech winner, will be
master of ceremonies.
Plans for the 1852 Midsummer
Festival are being directed by Al
bert Hort, Klippan Lodge chair
man, ably assisted by Gus Swan
son, vice chairman for Ankaret,
Enumclaw. Secretary is Henning
Anderson, Klippan, and the treas
urer is Axel Johanson, Frihet.
The festival, one of the largest
outdoor events held in the Puget
Sound area will open at 100 o.
clock each afternoon with a grand
march and raising of the Maypole
The Swedish national anthem and
God Bless America" will be sung.
Dancing on both evenings of the
festival days, fishing. swimming,
boating and games for children
will be among amusement features.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-06-04

Congressman Henry M. Jackson
chose his 10th birthday, Saturday,
May 81, and his home town, Ev-
erett, to announce his candidacy
for the us. Senate seat now held
by Senator Cain.
Jackson has served continuous
ly in the House of Representa-
tives since his election in 1910 at
the age of %. Now he is the oldest
representative, in point of service,
from the state.
1--WE can produce 10 extra kilo-
watts of power for every one we
produce now" he said. I'VE can
irrigate two acres of new land
for every one we irrigate now. We
can create 100000 new jobs in
the next 10 years, alone. We can
build a 'farm-in-a-day' every day
of the week, for the next 60
years."
Then, Jackson added: ut calls
for two Senators who will work
together"
AS a member of the powerful
Appropriations Committee, he has
fought for low cost public power,
for irrigation, flood central, in
creased fish and game reserves,
forest conservation, and improved
recreational facilities in National
Parks.
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norwegian Conclayes in Everett

members with their friends as
visitors.
All things have been set in or
der for a grand and profitable
time, both on the business and the
social-fraternal level; and in the
fraternal spirit of Normanna No.
3, and Thelma No. &c, we want to
bespeak warm and sincere well
come to one and all who are
planning on coming to this bran
nual convention in Everett, Wash
ington, on the dates mentioned
June II, IL, 10 and IA, 1852.
Johannes A. Watness,
Publicity Chairman.
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Harland L. Pinney. The chorus
will sing the well-known folksong,
"Ack Varmeland du sk0na" as
well as Alice Tegner's Jag Dir
sa glad att jag Dir svensk," which
has been arranged especially for
this chorus. For more modern
Swedish music the chorus sings
Lille Bror Soderlundh's Far jag
lamna nagra blommor," Mr.. TAM
Bj0rnson, the baritone soloist, will
sing Ivar Widen's "Hembygden, 7"
with words by Par Lagerkvist and
Mr.. Winston Johnson, the organ
list, will play some of Wilhelm Pet
ersson- Berger's compositions.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1952-06-04

Eva Bergh, 26-year-Old Norwe-
gian actress, has been signed to
co-star with John Mills in 1.-THE
Long Memory" a British film pro-
duction based on Howard Clewe's
novel of the same name.
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how they face the problem of CO.
operating with other groups.
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who several years ago found holes
in Cape Cod rocks which, he be-
lieved, might have held mooring
irons used by the Morse Vikings.
Mr.. Pohl was led to Follins Pond
as the result Of exhaustive studies
of Morse navigation data and de-
scriptions of Vinland in Morse sa-
gas.
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Seattle. 500. For Information. res
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on-scheduled basis to serve the
needs OF the Washington -Baltimore
NURSING CARE for those who r..l,,
care, BY graduate nurses. at Mt.
vernon Convalescentt Hospital. D. c.
ACCREDITED and licensed. CO. 1924.
a COMMITTEE $3.50, Washingtonians
Fellow sed suIasS Royal College Of physicians
giving report of results in more than
1900 cases OF heart disease. Mr..
SSTlS SSTlS J. BoUMA, chairman, ME.
FRENCH HORN LESSONS by Curtis
inst. Mus. grad, former member
Phila. Orch. OR. 1851.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by state and county Super
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No. II Belleview ave-. Alexandria,
Lou IxNGLoTz DANCE STUDIOS.
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needs Of the Washington Baltimore
area.
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70. P. Women Hit
High Cost Of fLiving
In Baltimore Foroy
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-Some
Republican women planned to
picket ahd invade Democratic
headquarters here today with a
protest against high prices.
Mrs. Alberta Godfrey, president
of the Women's Republican Club
of Baltimore. was to lead the
foray. The Maryland Citizens
Committee for Eisenhower-Nixon,
sponsoring the show. estimated
200 women will go along.
Their objectiveS are the side
walks around. the main lobby and
the fourth floor of the Emerson
Hotel. for many years State head
quarters of all Democratic cam
paignS in Maryland.
Picket signs already have been
painted, saying:
"Truman's HCL can go to hell"
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Deaths Reported
tFrom the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics }


Helen j. Shock. SO. WASHINGTON;
BENJAMIN Carpet, so, s39 Decatur st. NV
Annie E. Martin, 80. Hillside, Md.
Fanny H. Stocking, "A, 612S Utah ave
Lester Goldman. 80. 2so7 Connecticut ave
George R. Clarkson. 81. go 35th st. ne.
Walter L. Carter. 67. 1928 Gallatin st. NV
Arthur J. Donnelly. ST.. 81. 302 Charming
BENJAMIN Auerbach. "a. 1929 Crittenden
John c. Eckhardt. so. 1884 Irving st. NV.
Ray B. Hsnna. ST., 81. 3510 Minnesota
Alexander Dellavalle. 50, 2s1a North Capt.
tol ST.
John E. Grant. 50, 61O Kennedy st. NV.
John B. Tinker, 50. 1911 10th st. Sc.
Roy w. Canterbury, 90. los 18th st. se
Raymond P. White. 55. 1850 Wisconsin
olive Ryrum 90. 1851 wyoming ave, NV.
Frank J. Wisniewski. 81, lis Yuma st. Sc.
Louis @; Mauro, 81. Falls Church, Va.
Homer L. Wright 26. Radcliff Ohio.
Iommie w. Courtney. 25. Az Longfellow
Russell IS G {. Wendell, IA, sa7 1nsraham st
Infant Westcott. Washington.
Charlee Kidd II, ll2O 9TH st. NV,
Bette Kennedy SO, 20 que st. NV.
Franklin p. Turner, So, 637 3rd st. ne.
Mary Henson, 81 1920 Hopkins St. NV.
Florence E.,ns e Minis: 53: 2 Aliens ct; s;w.
Willie Saunders. AZ. 9l4 G. st. n.w.
Esther McKenny.- AZ, 1I06 1st st. NV.
Lucille Gordon, 80. 4945 Just st. ne.
Sue Williams, 80. 212S Newport pl NV.
Carol johnson. ID. 1422 Que st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
ARTHUR J. HILLAND,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Sh0reham Building,
WaShin9t0n < n q

WASulHBtOu D, -. u.
IN THE UNITED 6'sFri States DISTRICT
MARY scHAAfF GREEAR. JAMES
81 ahEeSk aksHAR Mi1soN. IN HAEy sEFsy AEEsE dESE
her mother and next friend. Mary
Schaah Greear. Plaintiffs. VS.. JAMES
spERSSSSE 81 SSEEAR and YR MARGARET lIsA IE
2 corporation. Defendants. - civil
ACTION NO. 230S-51. = ORDER
OF PUBLICATION - ABSENT nE-
PENDANT. - The objects OF this
fo' for the ffe piaiSss sIiSas %ary SasF sdhass sh1as
Greear. to obtain q decree Of divorce
2 vinculo matrimonii from the de-
fssndans; Zen sra;,ras Jane; ..,e n GTeear III; on
decree awarding custody Of Betsy
Gene, Greear. the minor child Of the
plaintiff, Mary Schaafi Greear, and
the defendant. James N. Greear. Jr.,
to the plaintiff. Mary schaafi Greear
ing the defendant. James N. Greear.
Jr.,, to specifically perform the terms
and provisions OF paragraph 2 Of an
agreement between the plaintiff.
fsndant, James n. dreear, Jr.. dated
the. 18th day Of July. A.D.. l949,
and acknowledged By the said
July, 194s. as more specifically set
forth and prayed in the amended
and supplemental complaint filed in
the above entitled action. On mo-
tion Of the plaintiffs. it Is this 26th
day Of August, 1852, ordered that
the defendant. James N. Greear. Jr.,
herein On mr. hefnrp the f0rtieth dav
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day of the
fTst publication Of this order: other;
with. rs in case of default. Pro-
yided; copy Of this order be pub
rsi.sd. nsnsd once . = week for r three sue.
Law Reporter. and The Evening
Star before said day. GO. BURNITA
SHELTON MATTHEWS. Judge.
SSesl.C Attest: HARRY M. HULL.
Clerk; BY CHARLES r. MccALLY,
peputy Clerk. au2S,se4.11.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
rHOS. ]. OWEN a son. Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

IEpStsss BRe sff St SsN gslSsslf kso%T 6SW
AS PREMISES NUMBER 1641 LANG
PLACE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of q, certain deed Of trust
August IS 1862. as instrument No.
3256s. Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. and at the re-
quest fbe Of The party secured thereby
premises. on FRIDAY THE FIFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1852,
At FOUR-TH1RTY O'CLOCK PM
premises, situate in. the District Of
Columbia. and designated as and
made By Bel and saul su sa0qes.siGn Of lots IN
square Sn ere 44zS; 6t1s. as =, per plat recorded
the District Of Columbia in Liber
1O9 at folio 141. Subject to cove
nantS Of record.
Ierms: Sold subject to Q prior deed
oi trust for approximately $4.871.39
announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price, above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 90
REQUIRED. Conveyancing. recording.
etc; at purchasers cost. Adjust
Terms to Be compled ss dasf With Of within ffs;
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
ielted and the property may be ad-
ty;ertised vert and resold at the discre-
HERMAN MILLER.
au25.27 3o.se2,4 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON.,
AuctiOneers- Appraisers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CO-OPERA.
TIVE IyI;v,4 APARTMENT NO. 2. Con-
SSEE.fAEALfE LfErFsHa 9apIv1pED BED 1N4EREsAA RHHEG 4
IN SAID PREMISES.
6y virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded
IN Liner No; 9570. folio 81, ct seq,
trict. Of columbia, and at the re- re-
quest OF party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction. in front Of
premises, on MONDAY. THE sth
2 O'CLOCK PM, the % foiiowine.- az.
described property, in the District
dlvided one.half interest in and to
LOT LOT % In William l.. Bush's sub
ddiytsion dn1s OF certain lots in Square
once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in Liber I15 at
folio 1856, together with the ex-
cIusive right Of possession in and
" tuc SeCOnu moor OF improvements
now situate on said property, sub
Ject to the rights of way of record.
TERMS OF SALE: Property will be
sold subject to prior deeds of trust
aggresating approximately S5,500.0O.
particulars Of which will be an.
nounced at sale. Over and above
said trusts. 100000 cash, re-
mainder payable $500 per month
including interest at 6es, secured
by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold or all cash at option of
the purchaser. A deposit of $4,000
required Of purchaser at sale. Ex-
animation Of title, conveyancing,
recording; revenue stamps, and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within
30 days from day of sale, other
wise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost Of
detaulting purchaser, after days
advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Wash
lngton, D. c., or deposit may be for
feited. or without forfeiting de-
posit trustees may avail themselves
OF any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
WALTER D. NEWRATH,
HENRY 8. SNYDER,
1115 18th st. NV.
au2S,3O Se2 4 e
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Births Reported
From the D. c. Bureau Of vital statisti.

- '-~~~ ~N-e~~S"S
BOYS.
Charles and Mary Adams.
Henry and Betty Bryant.
Robert and and Helen esin christopher. Rorfs
Leslie and Norma Dorsette.
Harvey and Elizabeth Fox.
Joseph and Mary Harmon.
Philip and ND Msrsaerite Hu aiaoqttsGn: Msfacci.
Donald and Shirley Miller
Ma1iyy, Hanry and Ethel Eth slaughenhaupt.
Henryy nry snd and MafIei Shifta 15h5aassn' Thems9.
Harry and ,Jeannette wilkinson.
John and Joy Berrier.
Robert and Patricia Burgess.
James nd Ann Carroll.
Charles and Mary Cox.
Francis and Anne Downs.
George and Anna Glunt.
samuel samuel and Flora Hildebrand.
Albert and Kathryn Paxton.
Arthur and Doris st. Pierre.
John and Dorothy Vaughn.
Jerome and Dolores Battle.
John and Susie Collins.
Thomas and Anna Duvall.
John and Catherine Fletcher.
Oscar and Mildred Gresham.
Major and Doris Hinton.
George and Barbara Horton.
Willie and Mary Inman
asoIse asntes and and Esnl,. Ruth johnson.
EredericE and and Elnors ElVS WASHINGTON. ln
horace and Lois Williams.
EddneliaS Eddie snd aGa Gatbsr;Eys Mary GeIpa: ga.
William and Matte Dunn.
THOMAS and Ida Gorham
Willie Willie and Matlee Harrison.
Robert and Daisy Green.
EiWood and Grace jackson.
Willie and Veronica Jones.
Charles and Hazel Pegs.
Clarence and Jacqueline southal1
Nathaniel and Margaret Wilson.
Cortez and Dorothy Brooks.
BENJAMIN and Mildred Brown.
Ebert and Elizabeth Green.
Elmer and Lorraine Hill.
Robert and Cecilia Maddox.
Arthur and Ethel Mathis.
Thomas and Esther Matthews.
Albert and Flora Middleton.
William and Kathryn Minor.
James and Odessa Parker.
norman and Annie Richardson,
Newman H, and Antoinette Rowe.
Judge and Margaret Rowey.
Cresoda and Bessie Saunders,
John and Olivia SHEPPARD.
Reamer and Gussie Shedrick.
Carl and Johnetta Smallwood,
Hosea and June Taylor.
William and Ramona Tower,
Joseph and Esther Washington.
Rufus and Thelma White.
Clyde and Frances wilkins.
Harry and Elaine Williams.
eugene and Mary Barnard.
Joshua and Helen Bass.
James and Joan Bennett.
Philip and Doris Bender
Pual and Mary Berguuist
Alfred Dol
Richard and Essie Chilk
George and Catherine Coli.
Jesse and Eleanor Cutrell
Paul and Barbara Duchene.
Thomas and Linda Eckley
James and Virginia Furey.
Richard and Marlene Gillin.
Sulo and Catherine Gon1si.
Frank and Helen Holmes.
Henry and Agnes Hunley
Kenneth and Thelma Kincaid.
John and Jeanette Kirwan
Claude and Anita Lancaster
robert and Jeannette Lothamer.
Leo and Sophie Mahoney
Frank and Carrie Mangan
OSCAR and Margaret Mickey.
william and Katherine Mizeu.
Victor and LiVia Panagini.
Fred and Gloria Phillips.
Francis and Mary Raeder.
Thomas and Angelina Riccobene.
James and Katherine Scanlon.
SomerS and Ethel Smith
William and Mary Sturbitts.
Carroll and Dorothy Swope.
Francis and Phoebe Tebbs
Charles and Ruby WisemilleY.
Amos and Agnes Wooten.
Juan and Alicia Perez.
Thomas and Mary Pettis.
Wayne and Sally Poole.
Duane and Ruth Price.
Duane and Jacqueline Royal
Jerome and Myrtle Scheffres.
Stanley and Marth Smith.
Sam and Rita Starobin.
Eric and Rita Stern.
Leon and Shirley Sutherland
Delaney and Helen Van-TasselL
Leonard and Sadie Waters, ir,
WAYNE and Mary WhitloH
Evening star., 1952-09-04
HElp-MEN

ACCOUNTANT for CPA frm. Public
accounting experience: know typing.
Good pay: advancement leading 70
perm. association when qualified.
Give full details, incl. salary ex-
AcCoGNTANT SsStSGi HS SIof' for GA f!il once in
Va; excellent opportunity Apply
in own handwriting, giving ex-
perience and salary expected, Box
.ESoT,,,,S l5sop, stsT tN1s w 70, O.. q,
CPA ONCE. state education, exper.,
age. salary expected. draft status
and other qualifications. Box 460-
q 9tar -
Evening star., 1952-09-04
AUTO
SALESMAN

ONE OF wAsHINoToNs LARoEsr
AN AND SUCCESSFUL NEW CAR DEAL
OPPORTUNITY TO A YOUNG MAN
TO MAKE UP TO $1O,O0O ANNUAL
LY. AUTOMOBILE EXPERIENCE rs
NOT ESSENTIAL. APPLICANT
MUST BE AGGRESSIVE, DEPEND
ABLE, NEAT. AND BE WILLING TO
WORK: WE TRAIN You. IF Yoy
MONEY AND CAN MEET THE
ABOVE QUALIFICATIONS AD-
DRESS YOUR REPLY WITH REF
ERENCES TO BOX &C, STAR.
REPLIES WILL BE KEPT coNF1.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
ADDRESSOGRAP OPR.

Must be thoroughly exper, and capa-
BILE to assume responsibility for the
MAILING ROOM operation OF Q
rate with your, ability; 5-day. 40-hr.
wk. optional: liberal discounts, paid
vacation and other, company hene-
fits. Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 = st.
NV, -
Evening star., 1952-09-04
ROBERT W. KIDWELI,
CHARLES Z. MITCHELL,
q w 20EAfl "A nla.. "a aaa
THOs. J. OWEN o SON. AucfioneefS,
ass Southern Building.

sTosY ASp f5e EHdL1sH Se Hauis,s s9sEMHNT MM2
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
zoNED SECOND coMMERcfAL.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
Folio SS7 ct seq. a. Of Dsa the i land rec. rec.
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction
in front Of the premises: on FRIDAY
THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
AID. 1853. AT THREE O'CLOCK
trict of Columbia. and desienated
as and being Lot 95 in B. r. Gil
bert's subdivision Of Square 615,
Is per plat recorded in Liber Glib.
at folio S10 in the Once Of the
surveyor for the District Of Coz
Terms: sold subject to . prior ,build.
approSimatsiy ss. 1886 and T : sec &c.
prcximately 81 .553.56 further par
ticulars Of which will be announced
ut time Of sale; the purchase price
above said trusts to be paid In cash.
A deposit Of S500.00 required. Con-
veyancing. recording. ETC.. at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made ~
Of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees.
WADDELL R. THOMAS.
NOAH p. MOORE.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
PROPOSALS

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
SANITARY 5Y9TEsNtdHiiMR1aESIo5 ENdiNERRINSa. 5: coz OF
September 4. 1952.-SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be received in Room
429. District Building, 14th and E
Streets, NV, Washington 4, D. c.,
until ZOO PM, September IL. 1852,
then publicly opened and read for the
Construction Of STORMWATER
SEWER, vicinity w and Both Streets,
Sc. consisting of approximately
1896 linear feet of Is" to FL"
diameter plain concrete pipe sewer.
proposal forms. drawings and speci-
ncationS may be obtained in Room
421: District Building. (Telephone
National 5000, Extension 237S).
sea hRSQ10
Evening star., 1952-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES

TOOMEY e. MEHLER, Attorneys,
91O 18th Street, NV.
Filed Sept. 2, 1852, Harry M. Hull,
Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
MYRTLE BOUTIN. Plaintiff VS..
HAROLD L. BOUTIN, Defendant
No. 3455-52.-The object Of this
suit is absolute divorce upon ground
Of five year separation. On motion
OF the plaintiff. it is this 2nd day
OF September 1852, ordered that
the defendant Harold L. Boutin
cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the day of. the
first publicat ation of this order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case Of default. Pro-
vided, a copy of this order be
published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter, and The Evening Star
before said day. tS.) LUTHER w.
YOUNGDAHL, judge. (Seal) Attest:
HARRY M. HULL, Clerk. BY
CHARLES T. McCALLY. Deputy
Clerk.
Evening star., 1952-09-04

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AIRCRAFT MECHANICS. See "a
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man need apply. Send qualifications
confidential. Box 375-G. Star: 10
open at large transient hotel :s;I: assist,
references required: good chance for
Box 479-G, Star. IS
APARTMENT RESIDENT mainte-
nance man; Silver Spring, Nd, apt.
and salary; perm. Job for willing.
structions and keep premises clean.
Write Qualifications. including age.
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APPLixNCE SALESMAN. retail store.
Married. Salary. and commission.
Apply 10 am: to noon. DowDs.
AssIsrSNT shs SHP' ROOM sSei CLERK for S front
ONCE: exper.. pref. but not nee. Ex-
Gel. opport. for advancement. Apply
Assistant. Manager. CARLTON HO-
TEL, 10th and K sts. NV. IS
AUTO and truck washer, .colored:
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work. good SAL, pleasant working
conds. LEES AUTo BODY SHOP.
1740 No. Nash St, Arlington. --6
AUTO BODY and paint shop helper;
MOTOR SALES. 1906 N. Hampshire
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rienced man to estimate collision
damages for large Chrysler dealer;
one familiar with all makes OF
cars; guaranteed salary and COM
mission. paid vacation and holi-
days. Apply in person between
9 am. and l pm. Saturday, Mr.
Corzine,. AIS MOTORS, INC. 1910
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ADDIsoN's CHEVROLET SALES
INC. 18th and Fla. NV. s
AUTO MECHANIC-First-e class, ALL
around mechanic, to work in we'll
equipped shop: 5Ia-day week, high
earnings for q good fast worker.
See Mr.. Dennison. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 301O Rhode Island ave. n.e.s
DE. 5000 %