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Second-P|oce Mats and Dodgers
Lead in Winning Close Games

ican League and Chicago and Gin
cinnati in the National, the three
current surprise clubs, are really
improved over last year or are
mere morning glories.
All three will be on the road,
the Mats, only two games out of
first place, take on the last-place
Tigers tonight in the first of three
games in Detroit. Then comes two
games in Cleveland, two in Chi
cago and three in st. Louis before
they return home for a three
game series with the Athletics
starting May "a.
The Cubs and Reds. tied fol
third place with 1919 records, in.
wade the East tonight, Chicago
opening a tWo-game series ir
Philadelphia and Cincinnati in.
augurating a two-day stand il
New York. The Cubs will play II
games in the East, then travel tx
Pittsburgh for a three-game SCI
before returning home to face tn,
Cardinals May 26. The Reds q
straight to Cincinnati for a three
game stand against the Cardinal
following their 10-game tour O
the East.
In the meantime, the pace-set
ting Giants and Indians begil
long home stays as they endeavo
to increase their margins. Th'
Giants, with 10 victories in l.
road games, open 14-game hom,
stand tonight. taking on the Reds
The Indians play host to tn
world champion Yankees tonigh
in the first Of nine games il
lfriendlV MlniciDa1 Stadium
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BY the Associated Press

What's keeping Cleveland,
Washington. Brooklyn and the
New York Giants at or around
the top in the major league stand
|ings is their ability to win the
close ones.
There's an old baseball adage
that the team capturing the most
one-run decisions usually wins the
|pennant. That has been true
down through the years. One of
the reasons the Giants edged the
Dodgers for the National League
pennant last year was because
they had a 34-21 record in one
run decisions to Brooklyn's 3l-2a
mark. "
A check of this years figures
show the Dodgers and Mats owr
the best record in close contests
Each club is second in the league
standings. The leading Giants
and Indians are second in the one.
run department.
Appropriately enough, Pitts.
burgh's cellar dwelling pirate.
have dropped all four of theil
one-run decisions. The sixth.
place White Sox, with a 3-6 record
own the poorest mark in th'
American League.
Here's how the teams have farce
in one-run games:
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Year in Jail Given Briber
Who Touched Off Cage Fix
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May ia men,
ber of a gambling ring whose at
tempt to bribe Junius Kellogg Of
Manhattan College touched of
the whole basketball "fix" scandal
was sentenced yesterday to one
year in jail. He is Irving Schwartz
berg, 81, of Elmhurst, Queens. who
had q record of Is previous ar
rests.
Schwartzberg pleaded guilty to
conspiracy to bribe Kellogg In
connection with the Manhattan
IDe Paul of Chicago game in Madi-
son Square Garden January 16
1851.
Kellogg reported the attempt tc
authorities. That began the in.
lvestigation that eventually in
voIved seven colleges and more
than 80 players. A
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Bob Fetzer Is Leaving
North CoroIinu Post
BY the Associated Press

RALEIGH, N. c.. May 49,
Bob Fetzel will retire as director
of physical education and ath'
letics at the University of NORTH
Carolina June 80. rs
The Executive Committee of the
university's trustees announced
the action yesterday. It also ap'
proved appointment of Oliver K
Cornwell as chairman of the De.
partment of Physical Education
and Athletics and of Charles P
(Chuck) Erickson as athletic di.
|rector. They will assume theil
new Jobs July /.
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Probable Pitchers
American League.

Washington at Detroit (night)-Marrert
(2-O VS.. Stuart u-O.
New York at Cleveland (night)-Mille)
G-O VS.. Gromek 2-O).
Boston at Chicago tnight)-Nixon Il o,
vs. Pierce G-3.
Philadelphia at st. Louis (night)-
Shantz (4-D VS.. Pillette GID.
National Leagu'e
st. Louis at Brooklyn-Staley (5-D VS.
Cincinnati at New York (night)- )-Hille
(3-2) or Wehmeier (3-O) vs. Maglie $50
Ior Jansen t2-O.
Q-3 VS.. Bickford (0-3).
Chicago at Philadelphia (nigllt)-Hat
ten GID VS.. Meyer t0-D or Simmon
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Greek. The sons name IS Bill HeIls, Jr He
inherited big racing stable planted at Jobs
town, N Y, where the famous Rancocas Farm
of Harry Sinclair and Sam Hildreth once
reigned supreme. x...@ 80 .
When William Helis died, the report came
out that his son Bill had no interest in racing
The big plant at Jobstown was sure to fade
rapidly. 1t was generally taken for granted
that the big day of Rancocas was over.
met Bill Helis, jr, in Florida this spring.
It so happens that he was football player
Sat Southern California under Howard Jones.
His freshman coach was JEFF Cravath. Later
young Helis finished his college career at Ok
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Oakland Drops LitwhiIer

OAKLAND. Calf. May 13 (P.-
The Oakland Baseball Club has
released Danny Litwhiler, former
major league outfielder. He was
signed last winter as a free agent
Litwhiler, IS, was with Cincinnati
last season. His home is in
Bloomsbury, Pa.
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More Baseball Deals Likely Before Deadne Cutting Squads
Win, Lose, or Draw
Bv GRANTLAND RICE

NEW YORK. MAY 13-He isn't Of the mystery men of
racing it, He happens to be the of
who helped to give the class. The
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NATIONAL.

Results yesteeooys
Phila. at Bklyn. tn.),
vet grounds.
Others not scheduled.
Games Today.
Cinci. ct New York (n.l
St. Louis at Bklyn.
Pitts. at Boston (n.).
Chi. at Phila. (n.l.
Games Tomorrow.
Cinci. at New York.
St. Louis at BROOKLYN.
Chicago at Phila.
ittsburgh at Boston.
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The next Two weeks VIII tell
whether Washington in the Amer
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Mujor League Standings

Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled.
Games To-day.
wash. at Det.. $3.50.
n. Y. at Cleve. u.l.
Boston at Chicago (n.l.
Phila. at ct. Louis (nD.
Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Det., $3.50.
N, Y. at Cleve. tn.).
Boston at Chicago.
Phila. at st. Louis (n.).
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(See MATS, Page C-4)
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THE MODE: Impo+ent Mems ce,ne

(See PITCHERS. Page C-4D
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HELP MEN

CAR WASH AND POLISH MAN, expe-
person, COLONIAL VILLAGE ESQ.
1712 Wilson blvd. Arlington, va:
CHAUFFEUR and gardener. Japanese,
wanted tor elderly man at BoonS,
boro. Md. Anwser in writing, Must
speak English. Good pay. S. R.
EDMoNDs. RID. 2. Boonsboro, Md.
CHEF wANTED-1s miles from Dis
trict Of Columbia. Call MRS. PAD
GETT. West River 1922. -15
CHEF-Better type Of cooking; know
how. to make menus; must have
good refs; salary open. 10. 2-3O53.
once Carlton Hotel. 10Th and % K
CLAIMS ADJUsTER, young man ex-
per. in handling Of casualty claims.
II you do not have at least a years
exper.. please do not apply. Free
hosp. dement's and company car Call
MR.. GARDNER. Hudson 4445. for
interview. 10
CLERK. age 20 to 80, administrative
ability required. A familiarity with
ordnance equipment preferred but
vancement with an engineering COM
pany Offering numerous employe
eeeneents ee1et and excel. salary. Call ME.
CLERK in hardware store. experi. M
BARBER 4 ROSS. 9Th and v sts.
CLERK. white, Tor relief in small
hotel; must be sober. pleasant and
ssIHerieneed; ssIsl1 n rd.h. PBX operators; good
full particulars to age and education.
Boz 492-A. Star -i5
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Md
Charles Herbert, 90, colmar Manor, Md,
and Barbara Watts, 20, 1918 Staples
william Dykes, ir,, 90. s5ee South Da-
R9tsrssie R9ts sys; Ma Md and Alice Neumaier. FL
BENJAMIN Frye: p, 55 Fla; aye. NV,
Chesterfield Stewart. ir., IS. 1900 simms
Or. Sc. and Arnell Scott. 10, 40 r st.
James Lewis, 20. 216 D st. NV. and
Geneva Keys, 20. 623 Rock Creek rd.
washington Fox, SO. and Grace Holland,
62, both OF Lancaster. Pa.
Fred Wright, jr., 23, 407 Condor ter
Sc, and Edith Damus. 10, 53I Yuma
Courtney Davis. 81. s45 Tennessee ave.
Sc; and Christian Gardner, 22, 1906
Guy N Napper, sS, NV ss, 1920 oirard st. NV,
and Hyacinthe Tatem, "a. 336 18th
French Bates, So, Dumfries, Va. and
General Davis SS. 1865 T st. NV, and
Marie Jackson, 25; 1890 36th st. NV.
=, and Patricia Wilson. go, Baltimore.
Mel Marsh. 25, Silver Spring; Md, and
Gwenneth Bunting. 2l, 1928 Window
Edward Davis; 20, and Edna Warren. 49,
Henry Rroop. . is, 'stas' and Elsie Me' Kroop, A.
both of Baltimore.
s;w.. and Emma Chesley. 26, III 18th
Alan Colts. 90. All Oneida pl ne. and
Lenore charnes. 10. 1860 Underwood
john Rich, 80 and Neva Martz. both
willie ii ME kins' nora as fis ss7 2lst st. me-. and
Dorothy Keith. IS. loo Eve st NV
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ASSISTANT BUYERS
For Local Department Store
Excellent opportunity to advance to
buyership, full employe benefits,
good starting salary. Box 127-Y.
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MORRIS ID. SCHWARTZ, Attorney,
105 KaSS Ride
THOS. MORTON CUTTINGS,


4I5 9TH st. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. S0,171. Admin
istration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the. District
Probate Court of the District of
on the estate Of Roger E. Allen,
late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. An persons having claims
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
or before the Gath day Of November.
AID. 1852. otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all beneft of
said estate. Given under my hand
Isl ssTHER III g. SnErN AZ Of s4b Msy sonnset sSi
Register Of wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. my.29, ,tu.5.12.
HENRY X. DIERKOPH. Attorney,
1908 Pennsyfvania Avenue, NV.
1NITE5D nj E5o STATES STATES p DISTRICT CquRET
ing Probate Court.-No. s0l75, Ad-
tice: That. the subscriber. of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
trict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Henrietta
A. Graham, 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 authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10Th day
Of November, AID. 1862; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
under its hand this 2nd day of June,
1852 THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON. D. c. BY: K. F.
BROOKS. Vice President. (Sea1.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL,
Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. je5,l219
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PERSONAL Cont J

NURSE COMPANION travelling: lic.;
ref, give hypo.; man or female: AP.
CHiLD CARE while you are on sum
mer vacation; | to ga yr. olds;
nurse; very limited number; make
reservation promptly. Call OIL. 0S23.
WANTED-Full-time care for 6
months infant. Call AID. 1889. -12
LADY, exper. driver. desires position.
caring for semi-invalid; res. of y. c.
for 80 yrs; free to travel. MI. 57S6.
and alterations. MRS.
EDNA . RFaALSToN, 1O9 Z st, NV.
NURSING CARE for those who really
care, by graduate nurses, at Mt
Vernon Convalescent Hospital. D. c
Excellent food and nom alcoholic.
Accredited and licensed. CO. 1924.
FAIRFAX LODGE. new distin-
guished Virginia convalescent home.
All new furnishings and equipment.
Excel. food. resident registered
nurse. Phone Crescent 726-R. Ia
NURSING HOME VACANCY - Lie.
nursing home, best food, 24-hr.
care; reas. rates. Vienna 446-J.
DAY CARE FOR CHILD-Private
home; large, fenced yard with trees
and playground equipment. 10.
6-S523. lis
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Marriage License Applications

Under d. c. lGtU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Raymond Thomas. 35; 1921 washingtoI
pi; ne. and Mary Chandler. 20. 1921
william Davidson, so, 1914 seth st. NV.
Thomas crenshaw, 80, and Theresa Har.
rell, 81. both Of 1884 Homer ave. s.e
Henry Mackall, 20, Fairfax, va, and Mar,
psSI Splllysh' Hsn q q 179s ;Saa 9th st. NV
Margaret Moore, %. 2206 18th st. ne
smith. 20. s4s5 Holmead pl. NV.
Mrs wiiiism McEwen. 5e. a5so ''i WOOD. sac
ill., ssss. 81 g. Tss Sy.t.;: ysFs ssy a
James Thompson. %, 1714 5th st. NV,
and Dolores Watts. 10, 436A Warner
Robert Edenbaum, 90. 24sO 18th st. NV,
and sandra Edlavitch. 20. 1875 sheri-
James Norris, 80. s7a5 Minnesota ave.
ne, and Dorothy Sichert, 20. 270O @
Samuel Thomas. 81. ae1e 18th st. NV,
and Arlean Dowton. 20, 2125 1st st. n W.
Leroy Tyler, %, 2503 I st. NV, and
Mildred Williams, 27, s29 26th st. NV.
Samuel Copeland. 10, 229 Lowrie pl. ne,
and Lillian Mckenzie, 319 Lowrie pl.
ne.
Bernard Carey. %, 176 You st. ne, and
Mary Davis. 20, 40 Rhode Island ave-
John Middleton. jr,. %, 7e7 oirard st,
nv, and Helena Hammond. "a l73s
Richard Atkins, "A, Boiling Air Force
Base, and Marjorie 6tuckey, 20. 1714
25th st. Sc.
James Blackburn, "a. and Ernestine Rec
Dem, "a, both Of 1907 ga st: NV.
Carl Ringer 23, Naval Recruiting Sta
ton, and Dolores Gilbert, Is, Hillside,
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
Observation-Disclosures.

Notice is hereby given that on Friday,
June 13. 1862 at 10 O'Clock AM.
We will sell by public auction at
Emerson d. Orme, 18th and M 6ts.
NV. for storage and/or .eti1er
charges, 1910 Buick 4-Door Sedan,
Model II, Motor No. 739SS3S5,
Serial No. 13S1340, left with us
in name of Miss B. M. Baker, 1929
Vt. Ave: NV; 1910 Buick 4-Door
Sedan. Model 81. Motor No. 53S-
4195l, Serial No. 1365444. left with
US in name of Leon c. Wood. 612 Que
st. NV; 1899 Buick 4-Door Sedan,
Model Al. Motor No. 13394l, Serial
No. 334 1866. left with us in name
Of Charles NJ. Hamlin. 1920 New
Hampshire Ave. NV; 1910 Buick
4-Door Sedan. Model 81, Motor No.
54063676, Serial No. 13S64029 left
with US in name of G. Tiede, 1922
32nd Place Sc; 1910 Buick 4-Door
Sedan. Model Al, Motor No. 1886
1885. Serial No. 336614, left with
us in name of william Jones, lO6
Potomac Avenue S.W. Parties in
interest please take notice. Terms:
Cash. EMERSON & ORME, 18th e.
N SITS: NV. By H. L. LARASH, Of
nee Manager. my29 les. .12.
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PERSONAL

S4: shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
VAC lxNCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care:
licensed by State and county. SH.
SLIP COVERS and draperies; custom
made from our or your materials.
Call IL 6-S957. HOME. SPECIALITY
SHOP. a10 H st. ne.
GOOD HOME - Child care. large
fenced yard. trees. garage. Can
accommodate young or old. WA.
22?s. 3615 Hamilton st.. Hyatts-
couple To board
my newborn motherless baby. Box
VACANCIES. elderly ladies. "A hrs.
care. Tray service. MOTHER JONES
REST HOME. Rigs I'd. Md. New
MANAGEMENT. JU. S-27T2. liz
TWO LADIES are ready to repair
your russ; oriental rugs preferred.
I'm. e70S. 12s
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRiI

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON 4,
.; C., June 5, 1852. ORDERED:
That the TRAFFIC AND MOTOR
are hereby amended as follows:
tion 163 (a) PARKING. Northwest
Section, by striking out the ninth
clause OF the paragraph dealing
Ing in lieu thereof the -followins:
From Madison, Street to Quacken-
bos Street on the west side, one
hour parking 8 am. to pm"
Amend Part II. Article XIV,
Section 1853 Ca PARKING, North
BY in SttsinE ha sh out eauss tss
Massachusetts Avenue and sub
stit9ting In lieu thereof the
after the words "of the street" the
the north side Of the street." SO
read as follows: From Cathedral
Avenue to Ward Circle on the south
side, no parking z to $3.50 am;
on the north side, no parking to
feet east Of the east driveway of
4201 Massachusetts Avenue and ex-
tending westward to the west drive
way on both sides Of the street and
between the driveways to the Green
briar Apartment on the, north side
Of Of the the street; tr there shall be no 70
II. Article XIV. Section 1873 (a)
PARKING. Northwest Section by
striking out the words Nebraska
Avenue. west to a point 100 feet
west Of the" from the third clause
Of the paragraph dealing with Al
thereof the words eft. Drive to the
first" so that the clause as amended
will read as follows: From Ft.
Drive to the first driveway west of
wisconsin WIS Aver AUenue on the north
west west I 100 tf feet, "iSd0Hio and from A.fH End
street to Alton Place, on the south
side, no parking at any time"
Amend Part II. Article XIV, Sec
ton 1913 ta) PARKING, Northwest
Section, by inserting the words '''ex-
sDt espt that III on the west side parking
clause ua' under nc he 'i paraeraph agra d dealing
with 14th Street so the clause as
amended will read as follows:
From Jefferson to Kennedy Streets.
no parking. on both sides at any
parking shall be permitted on SUM-
Part II, Article XIV, Section 1888
tb) PARKING. Northeast Section
by inserting the following between
the third and fourth clauses in
the paragraph dealing with 2nd
Street From D Street to Massachu-
setts Avenue on the east side mol
parking at any time" Amend Part
II. Article XIV: Section 1853 (c)
adding the following; OVERLOOK
AVENUE, From point opposite
the south curb of the main entrance
to the Naval Research Laboratory
to a point 135 feet north of Blue
Plains Drive on the east side, no
parking z to 9:30 am. and + to
xxxIII. XIII Sc Section ion III s &C! uNBAL- N!.L
ing: OVERLOOK AVENUE, From
Chesapeake Street to the main en-
trance of the Naval Research Labo-
ratory two lanes southbound. one
lane northbound from z to $50
am; two lanes northbound, one
lane southbound from to $50
pm" Amend Part II, Article Xxx,
Section 16s ,, o. STOP ss,sI SIGNS, sss
ooRns csSse on aaSns snd street
at Hawaii Avenue so as to stop 2nd
Street trafic." Amend part II,
Article xxx, Section 1853 Id STOP
SIGNS, Southeast Section by adding
the following: "On Savannah Street
at Wheeler Road, so as to stop
Savannah Street trafic." F. J.
DONOHUE. B. l.. ROBINSON. r. F.
CAVALIER. Commissioners, D. c.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON. INC
AuctiOneers- Appraisers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-SToRY
BRICK DWELLING, NO. sos FIRST

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORYt
sRIGK ES.r DWETlL1NG' y - NO. 500 FIRST
BY virtue q os sssd ,,S of trYss sSo recorded
one Of the land records Of the Dis
quest Of party secured thereby: the
undersignsd trustees ,;on wiii oirer irert iof OF
PPwENT1;-rHiRp PVsRSFfs; IL 44NpA5i paY Or JUNE SE
oocIocR Pm. the following des:
cribed property in the DISTRICT Dris.,sd Of
S. ssidnoiai IN Ann e carrolrs Car ot suS.diVision
plat recorded in the once Of the
Surveyor Of the District OF Column
&RnMs Hia III FPS SALE TF pnsDersg 1s TsG viii 1S e
ISOLATION deed Of trust for approxi-
mateiy So, 10000, particulars Of
which will be announced at time Of
sale; balance cash: a ,sHlS deposit Of
sale. Examination of title. convey
ancing. recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of purchas-
er. Terms to be complied with within
80 days from day Of sale, sale, otherwise rv.s,,
property at risk and cost or default
ing purchaser. after 5 days adver-
tisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in washington.
DC, or deposit may be forfeited, or
without forfeiting deposit trustees
may avail themselves of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting
JAMES E. HORN. Trustee.
ALAN BRUZEE. Truste.
BARRY w. GOLDBERG. Attorney fol
party secured. Investment Building
jel2,14,I7.19,21.
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Mike and suzie Atalla.
Herman and Helen Baker.
| Walter and Monica Baughman,
| William and Gladys Bridge.
Donald and Josephine Brokhausen.
Harry and Frances Buckingham.
John and Janet Burwell.
Arnold and Marilyn Cantor.
Roland and Irene Champagne.
Berner and Ethel Cooley.
Peter and Juanlta DeGenova.
John and Catherine Dimsey.
Charles and Jean Faulkner.
Carl and Ruth Friberg.
Ray and Jacqueline Gearheart.
Morgan and Mabel Harvey.
Clarence and Donna Herbert,
Gonzalo and Nicole Hidalgo.
William and Louise Hite.
Paul and Veronica Hurt.
Charles and Mary Johnson.
Boris and Tillie Kameras.
Joseph and Louise Kivlin.
John and Patricia Lambe.
Stephen and Frances Lax.
Louis and Alberta Leopard.
John John and Constance isS LIVINGSTONE.
James and Marjorie Murdock.
Richard and Martha Phillippi.
Henry and Mary Potter.
Michael and Jean Sharkady.
Kenneth and jeanne Simmons.
Russell and Barbara Sypolt.
Rueal and Kathleen Thompson.
Thomas and Bette Thompson.
Louis and Jean Trotta.
Bernard and Dorothy Viering.
Philip and Catherine Watson.
Stevie and Dorothy Wells.
Floyd and Dolores Bennett.
Calvin and Louise Berger.
Major and Madelean Brake.
Smith and Willett Bouknight.
Thomas and Emily Brooks.
Lester and Viola Collier.
Charles and Florence Dorsey.
Oliver and Nevada Ellis.
Charles and Jewel Gardner.
Overton and Tretesious Gillis.
Ernest and Francisco Herrera.
James and Elizabeth Lee.
Lovedale and Bertha Lewis.
Nathaniel and Clara Logan.
Eddie and Bessie Mayo.
Arthur and Daisy Mccain.
George and Roberta SmallWood.
Evening star., 1952-06-12
AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO MECHANICS
sober and ambitious.
Active neighborhood leadership, ex-
panding service facilities, needs
qualified additional personnel. Guar
antee plus bonus, insurance plan.
Apply Mr.. Sheehan. ARMSTRONG
MOTORS. INC. 6503 Georgia ave.
NV. Ia
AUTO PARTS MANi must be exper-
fenced; excellent working condi-
tions;. 5A day wk., disqualification
and insurance. vacation. Apply in
person. Mr.. Catlin, HILLWOOD
MOTOR CO.. Seven Corners. Falls
Church. -l6
AUTO SALESMAN, with limited cap
ital, to share established Mclean.
Va, lot. Full or part time, con-
slider partnership. Dalcview S912
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HELP MEN
DRIvER-S Statesmen for

DRIvER-SALESMEN for local beer
distributor; must have D. c. permit
and thoroughly familiar with city:
5-day week and all legal holidays;
in person, 901 Evarts st. ne. be-
tween 10 and II am. No phone
calls. III
DRIVERS Statesmen to). expert.
enced in retail pickup and delivery;
dry cleaning laundry route. Men
willing to work can earn good sal
aries. Quality work produced and
good service. Apply MAJESTIC
LAUNDRY. 500 Addison rd ne
Ia
DRUG CLERK-Alternate nights and
SUNDAYS: PARK LANE PHAR-
MACY, 2O29 Eye st. NV. ia
9TH class. to work nights.
Apply Chief Engineer. 17l1 Mass,
ave. NV; best refs. only, Ia
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Rafael and Gladys Smith.
Lee and Frances Washington.
| GWDU g

Rafael and Gladys Smith.
Lee and Frances Washington.
Harold and Thelma Aseiita.
Emory and Mildred Ashurst.
William and Helen Boisvert.
Preston and Nancy Buchard.
Edwin and Lillian CasSwell.
Andrew and Pauline Chabak.
Robert and Pauline David
Alvin and Audrey Denaburg.
Henry and Susan Fowler.
Edward and Oletha Golub
Robert and Elizabeth Hardey.
Clifton and Ida Hershberg.
Robert and Anita Holmes.
William and Lila Jaeger
Michael and Marjorie Kadzielawa.
James and La Rane McAlister.
Owen and Audrey Morris.
Louis and Jeanette Pittle.
William and Bettye Riser
Perry and Marjorie Roberts.
Charles and Mary Rohr.
John and June Schoellig.
Harold and Micheline Schall
Michael and Ludmila Smirnovsky.
lDerward and Patricia Strong.
lSwithen and Mary Treadway.
lDurwood and Rita Williams.
William and Sadie Yount.
Bryant and Vinez Canady.
James and Villa FELTON,.
Ivy and Clara McIlwain
William and Florence McKeever.
Lloyd and Flossie Miles.
Edward and Dorothy New.
Abraham and Evelyn. Thomas
Leroy and Ernestine Thompson.
Robert and Jean Bell.
Edwin and Lola Washington. boy and 81
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JOHN ". NATRN. Attorney
541 Washington Bldg.

OHI W1SuIuStOn dug.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
a Probate Court-Estate of Lizzie
A.. Elliott. Deceased. No. SO.360.
Administra Docket 16S.-Appli-
cation having been made herein
for probate of the last will and
testament of said deceased. and for
letters teStamentary on said estate.
by John w. Nairn. 5613 Gloster
Road, Wood Acres, Md, 1t is ordered
this 2sth day Of May, AID. 1852.
that George Ostheimer. Serena Os-
theimer. Mary Ostheimer Deer. jean
cite Ostheimer Springer. Corinne
Barker Miller Gerald Van Pelt,
Ralph Van Pelt, Norma Van Pelt
Miller; DR.. Vincent L. Barker. and
Court on Monday. the 9TH day of
July. AID. 1852. at 1000 O'Clock
AM. to show cause why such
application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in
the Washington Law Reporter
and THE Evening STAR, once in
each of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein men,
toned. the first publication to be
not less than thirty days before
said return day Witness. the Hon.
orable BOLITHA ]. LAWS. Chief
Judge Of said Court, this oSth day
Of Nav AID. 1852. fSeal) Attest:
MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy Reg
lister of Wills for the District of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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