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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
New Anesthetic Hailed

A new local anesthetic is credited
with banishing pain for at least 10
days after surgery-long enough so
that "some patients have never
known they had an operation" ac-
cording to a news dispatch from
New York.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
BEHIND HOME PLATE
By Doug Stewart

held this coming Tuesday, June 3,
with the ceremonies starting at 500
o'clock.
Jimmy Rizer, who is handling the
publicity for Sunday afternoons
card at the Hagerstown Speedway,
now under the management of Ed
Otto, one of the most prominent rae
ing promoters in the East today, tells
me that Wild Bill Gross, of Wash
ington, D. c., a prime favorite the
first year the Speedway operated,
will drive his own car in the feature,
20-lap event.
Promoter Otto has arranged fine
card that, in addition to the feature
race, will have three heat races, two
semi-finals and a consolidation. In
addition to Gross, such well-known
racers as: Johnny Roberts and his
famous No. Z car, from Fort Meade;
and Wally Campbell, of Trenton, N.
j., last years Nascar modified racing
champion, will compete.
Under the new management and
with a new track crew that will
guarantee dustless racing strip, the
popular Speedway on Route 40, just
six miles west of Hagerstown, should
be filled to CAPACITY on SUNDAY after
noon.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
World War l Bomb Found

Workers clearing a blitzed area of
East London scraped up a bomb and
got ready to call demolition experts.
Then they looked again. 1t was
150-pound bomb dropped from
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

Sundays Results
Chewsville 5, Keedysville l
Antietam 10, St. James l
Security 7, Sandy Hook 2
Clear Spring-Halfway, rain
Games Tomorrow Friday)
Morning
Antietam at Keedysville
Sandy Hook at Halfway
Security at Chewsville
Clear Spring at st. James
Afternoon
st. James at Halfway
Keedysville at Security
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29
Standing Of
Amateur Leagues
WASHINGTON COUNTY
LEAGUE

Funkstown 6, Boonsboro 3
Keedysville 5, Smithsburg l
Other games postponed
Games Tomorrow friday
Hagerstown at Funkstown
Boonsboro at Smithsburg
Keedysville at Sharpsburg
Williamsport at Gapland
Middleburg bye
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29

German Zeppelin during the first
World War, 35 years ago.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-05-29

People who travel in circles are
the ones who run around too much.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

week with Harriet Griffiths of The
Star and Thomas Winship Of the
Washington Post.
5:30, WRC-The Turning Wheel:
|Melvyn Douglas nafrates 3 program
on child adoptiouk "
Evening star., 1952-03-08

Evening news broadcast d.
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM: 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

1880 WNBW ~ Film Theater:
Anna Neagle and Michael Wilding
lco-star IN The Courtney Affair" !"
1854, WTOP- Rebound: The
drama is sThe Prize Z
Evening star., 1952-03-08

the Anti Communist Program
with Representative Richard Boiling
and Representative Pat Killings.
500, WNBW-All Star Revue:
Jimmy Durante helps Ed Wynn
celebrate 50 years In show business.
SOC, WTOP-Ken Murray SHOW:
Rafael Mendez. Robert Sterling and
Bethel Leslie are guests.
9:0o, w NB W. Your Show OF
|Shows:A Larry Storch. Vanessa
Brown, Tommy Trent and the
Great Ballantine take over for va
cationing Sid Caesar and Imogene
Coca.
600, WTOP-wOnderful Town:
Faye Emerson pays q salute TO Hos
pital Town, q. s. A. from st. Adams
Hospital, New York.
1850. WTOR Tales Of the Black
Cat: aReprieve" and The Generals
Coat are presented.
Evening star., 1952-03-08

500, WWDC, WASH-Twenty
Questions: Pat Frank Is guest
Ipanelist.
$50, WASH-MGM Theater oil
the Air: Hume Cronyn and Marsha
Hunt co-star in "A Letter to Evie.
1900, WRC- Vaughn Monroe
Show: Jilla Webb is guest vocalist
as Vaughn Monroe pays q salute to
the University Of West Virginia.
10:00, WASH Chicago Theater OF
the Air: Nancy Carr and Bruce
Foote star In Jerome Kern's
Roberta.
Tclesision Today.
5:1k WMAL--Washingt Spot
light: Marquis Childs discusses Are
Our Civil Liberties Endangered by
Evening star., 1952-03-08

lRichard Strauss Death and Trans
lfiguration."
| 5:00, WWDC-Donohu Report:
Commissioner +. Joseph Donohue
discusses District issues Of the
Evening star., 1952-03-08
HiehIiehts
Radio Today.

500, WCFM--U. N. Story: Trygve
Lie. secretary.general of the U. N
discusses the price Of Peace.
e:00, WOOK--Crusade Against
Crime:' Julius N. Calm interviews
Senator Charles w. Tobey in the
first Of Q new weekly series.
e:9O, WRC-NBC Symphony or.
chestra: Arturo Toscanini conducts
the orchestra b Kabaleyslxy's "Colas
Breugnon" overture, Cherubini's
& sSymphony In D Minor" AMI
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10

comes up until the weather IS
warm enough for your cotton
to outgrow this damage. Cotton
should be sprayed or busted for
thrip. The time to do this is
when you know you have a good
stand Of cotton. Say the third
or fourth day after your cotton
comes up you should apply your
first application for thrip. Your
second application should come
ten days later.
Spray or Dust - If spraying for
thrip any of the spray materials
will do the job at the rate of one
gallon per acre applied directly
over top of cotton. Your spray
nozzle should be six to eight in
ches above top of cotton. Run
your spray machine from 80 to
40 pounds pressure. For tractor
speed of three to four miles per
hour use No. ~ tip nozzle. For
tractor speed of 4 to 6 miles per
hour use No. 2 tip nozzle and for
tractor speed of six to eight miles
per hour use No. 3 tip nozzle.
AS stated above apply one ga(-
lon of the dilution per acre with
one nozzle per row.
If busting for thrip just as
small amount of dust as your
buster will put out evenly will
be sufficient, certainly not over
five pounds per acre. Apply di-
rectly over cotton in late after
noon or when wind is not blow
ing. Any of your dust insecti-
cides will do the job.
Cutworms - If you are both
cred with cut worms use toxa-
phene at the rate of ten pounds
per acre and this should control
cut worms satisfactorily.
Thrip delay the maturity of
your cotton. 1t causes the cotton
to appear ragged or have ragged
leaves. This is what most people
call cold weather damage. 1t
causes forked stalks and delays
the fruiting of your cotton a
least ten to Is days. Have your
poison ready when your cotton
comes up. You cannot wait to
look for damage. When dam
age is noticeable it is too late for
thrip control. This is the first
job that should be done to cot
ton after planting it.
Bangs Vaccination
The Board of Supervisors Of
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10

Holmes county agreed at its Feb
ruary meeting of the Board to
cooperate with the state in a
bangs disease program. The pro-
gram is simply calfhood vaccina-
ton. This is, all heifer calves
from four to eight months of age
should be vaccinated for bangs,
whether or not you plan on keep
ing the heifer calves for breeding
purposes. If they are sold
through the sale the buyers may
use them for brood cows. 1t will
not cost the farmer one penny.
The state pays two thirds and
the county one third. Procedure
for having your calves vaccin-
ated is simply call in a graduate
and licensed veterinarian to do
the job. The state and county
will pay for the work or call the
county agents office and we will
put you on a list and send a vet
erlnarian by to do your work.
Bangs disease robs the farmers
of Holmes county of thousands
of dollars worth of calves each
year. Calfhood vaccination is
about the only way we have ID
checking this disease.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10
an - 81
CoUNTYAarNT
y ~ EARN NEWS
Ax6,A
Cotton Planting Time


About rs per cent of our cot
ton planted in Holmes county
should be planted not later than
April 10. Well drained, sandy
loan soils should be planted as
soon as possible. Be sure that
your soil is well prepared and in
good condition before attempting
to plant. Use at least one bushel
of seed per acre when planting
in the drill. When planting hill
drop cotton you should plant
from 5 to 8 seed per hill. AS
you know we say that there are
three things that are necessary
for a bale or more of cotton per
acre. First, good land; second,
proper kind and amount of ferti-
lizer and third, good poisoning
program. We assume that you
have selected good land and have
applied the proper kind and am
cunt of fertilizer. Now for your
poisoning program.
am not going to attempt to
give you the complete poisoning
program in this article. l will do
that from week to week. The
first step in poisoning cotton is
for thrip control and for cut
worms that cut down your young
stalk just after they have come
up. Thrip are very small in
sects that damage the bud of
your cotton from the time it
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10
William Jenkins, Jr.
Home From koreo

Home from Korea and now
stationed at the u. S. Naval Air
Station, Miramar, Calf, with
Fighter Squadron 781, is
o. w. Jenkins, Jr., airman ap-
prentice, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jenkins of Pickens.
Squadron 78l flew the famous
Panther jet planes from the air
craft carrier USS Bon Homme
Richard, supporting units of the
UN.
The squadron is reforming al
the air station and training new
personnel in aviation tactics
maintenance, aerology and cleo
tronics.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10
In Memorium
Jimmie Ellington

He has left this world of sor-
row and no more his face We'll
see.
But on that bright tomorrow
with our loved one we shall be.
His loved ones all do miss him,
yet know he is at rest.
For the angels came and took
him to those mansions of blest.
He'll be waiting there to greet
US, there We'll never say good
bye.
There was never a night so
dreary and dark, that the stars
were not some shining.
There is never a cloud so heavy
and black that it has not a silver
lining.
So be still sad hearts and cease
from repining.
For behind the dark cloud the
sun is still shining.
Sadly missed by:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Filing,
ton, B. F. and Buford.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10
Arrives Friday

Arrives FridGY :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Crawford
and family of Atlanta, Georgia,
are expected to arrive Friday TO
spend the Easter holidays with
relatives here.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10

Jackson Guests
Mrs. B. M. Fulton =
Murphy and Mrs. {
SON of jackson wei
Mrs. M. D. Baine :
week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10
CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank our friends,
neighbors, pastors and physicians
for their many thoughtful cour-
tesies so freely extended to us in
the loss of our beloved one, Mrs.
Mamie Daniel Rhyme.
Ross w. Rhyme, Sr. and
Family
The Daniel Family
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10

Returned Saturday
Mrs. Walter N. Odom returned
home Saturday night from Jack
son, Alabama, where she spent
several days with relatives.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1952-04-10
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Evening star., 1952-04-16

WOOL PRESSER-Regular employ.
Apply 62S7 Balto. ave. AP. $500.
Evening star., 1952-04-16

MULTHITH OPERATOR. thoroughly
salary to right man. Call National
Evening star., 1952-04-16
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. 21-3O, recent ac-
counting graduate or advanced stu
dent preferred. Excellent opportunity
for advancement in large progressive
company. Starting salary according
$500 sO'' "a" ~"' "NAAN-. II N
ACCOUNTANTS. Jr. and semi Sr.,
for CPA office. Call for appointment.
H. B. TURNER, DE. 1886. lis
ACCOUNTANT, for permanent stan
position with public accounting firm
opportunity. for advancement and
mensnaate With experisnee saisr Ren1y
in. own handwriting stating age.
school attended. experience, and
salary range. Box 265. V-Star. III
ACCOUNTANT to take complete
charge of general books and payroll
records Of Trade Association. Reply
IN own hand writing. giving quail
if7PatinnS pnv
Evening star., 1952-04-16
HOWARD BERNSTEIN
an1 R.1Q2o "a IF TrnSteeS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THA

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I WILL SELL AT PURLIC AUCTION
AT 1000 AM. THURSDAY. April
-, 1852. AT THE PROPERTY
BSSSETSR BSSBEEEF% ci5SK S5I Sc aF The BEpSFF Nh
MEDt ANp scRooi II E9fAEhp sTREET. sW A stAIs cER:
DONED PRoPERTY CONSISTING
9F 9P, 80 M0ToR Or VEHIGLEsi r.. oNE N
Err. AND ONE BOAT. WHICH HAVE
NOT BEEN CLAIMED WITHIN THE
PERIOD THAT THE POLICE DE
PARTMENT IS REQUIRED BY LAW
TO RETAIN SAME PROPERTY
snginsi 1926 Pontiac .t. 47dT idrs SEDAN
coupe, 1S-289S514: 1887 Pontiac
2-dr. sedan. 6CA573O. 6-225549
1899 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan, 1070S.
341. ,PS-l42O96: 194l Cadillac
sedanette, ,53575a4; 194o Packare
1885 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan, 2432S69
33620449. 450O303A; 1880 Fore
conv.. A3l515l9; 194l Chrysler 4-dr
sedan. .7683l9S. C2S-46236: 194t
6tudebaker coupe, G45590, DVT
16s251c 6ss55S 1s39 plymouth f9qpe I1Ds
ou:h cow, coupe i0Ssi6?2. DyT
12G67; 1887 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan
10l1O463,. P4-IS09s; 1895 Olds
mobile 2-dr. sedan, F292723
F59917S; I941 Chevrolet clul
coupe. Ac4987S: 1886 Studebakel
4dr oht,se sedan, 2s5o54a D73S33 3S3 i93s eS
iS5si4a: Hsi4s 1913 Pontiac sadn: 4sdr. r sedan
S-429S-PS, 96O34S; 1884 CheV. 2.
dr.. sedan. 12DA05-2S199. 4343306
1898 Ford 2-dr. sedan, 1S-4980741
1899 Ford 2-dr. sedan. 1S-5S62061
Ps5sd g?s P0nt5as asa fo4d sS9y 4df e74asaP eessp
1s-47572O3: 1885 oIdsmobile s-dr
sedan. F334981. F641939: 1885
Pontiac coupe, S-I4l1S9; 1910 Buick
coupe, 33771943, 5399241S; home
made 4-wheel trailer; 1887 Chev
2-dr. sedan. 2lGAO5-36723; 764l90;
1910 Plymouth 4-dr. sed. body and
sedsn, sehsIs Gnl5 ii5592a4' P2$59Gs4 S@Gala 1885
Pontiac coupe. SBA-344lI. 7-7S1440;
1889 Buick 4-dr. sedan. 13494Os9
63654426: 1q41 Crosley cony.,
C22953: 1885 Ford 2-dr. sedan. 49,
23SS23O; 9SS5 1922 1922 stgdebaksr sss 46dr 4oaG
PIymouth Pfaai coupe. coupe. 16S54Sf3. Pi6. tc
coupe, Ps-9S2O3: 1899 Buick 1-dr.
sedan. 1346499a. 43645076; 1888
Pontiac 2-dr. sedan, 6-4S2O60; 1883
Plymouth 2-dr. sedan. 1340697, PS-
214135; 1886 Dodge coupe. 41S6S53,
D2-175022: 1882 Chev. coupe,
1887. s-196847: 1888 Studebaker
4-dr. sedan. 4l05616. H3023S: 1910
Oldsmobile club coupe. L27S442,
L3159S0; 1887 Plymouth 4-dr.
sedan, 1O397780, P4-473275B: 1899
Chev. 2-dr. sedan, l4JA06-40659,
2642391: 194S Anglia 2-dr. sedan,
C364-673, C364-6 -673; 1885 Ford g
HARTMAN, Inspector, Chief (also
Property Clerk, METROPOLITAN
POLICE DEPARTMENT. D. C.
ap.14,15,16
Evening star., 1952-04-16
HELP MEN Cont J

AUTO BODY MAN. Straight salary
top working conditions; only first
class nd men sn need aIply must 4s se9s;
AUTO BODY. INC. Ma. 1878. =.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANIC and help.
er. young. white, energetic. 9Ot
N st. NV. III
AUTO CAR JOCKEY, D. C. permit
must be careful driver, for Washing.
tons largest Pontiac dealer; Al ref.
erences. Apply Mr.. Peers, ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1437 Irving st. NV. Ii
AUTO CAR WASHER-Must be exper
5A days wk. See Mr.. Billhimer
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO., 1876
Conn. ave. -22
AUTO CAR WASHER, must be neat
appearing. aggressive and have Al
references. Apply Mr.. Peers. ARCADE
Evening star., 1952-04-16
ARCADE
SUNSHINE

sAaEs st1Fs mensssF enEKKTgsR 19aR pERsSSRe
i leads, si ii" leads! Edu-
cational salesman wanted By Ss-
year-old school. Must have late
model car. Loads Of bona fide leads
Our men can earn $3.50 weekly and
over in commission. Write. include
your phone number, giving experi-
ence, E. SMITH. ART INSTRUC-
TON, INC, 500 s. 4th street, Min.
neapolis 15. Minnesota. is
SALESMAN, exper. in mems cloth
ing; Good salary, perm. pos; won
derful change for advancement Ap-
RS1yWo6n RS e NJ Knaye ,STtiiNIp 5e1 2S Pr daily
SALESMAN-Well-known biscuit com.
pany.. established territory in NV
Washington and Md; salary. com.
mission and car allowance. Write
Box lis. BladenSburg. Md. is
SALESMAN, experienced; general re.
tai! store; also man for evenings
and Saturdays. CAPITOL SURPLUS
1909 H st. ne. -21
ALESMAN-Excellen opportunit,
for right man. Over average earn
ings. A good future with permanent
employment. State qualifications In
first letter. Box CAV. Star. 30
SALESMAN-Part time, opportunitS
to earn $lOO weekly or more in your
spare time. Call RA. 3112. -22
SALESMAN for retail Houor store
Pleasant conditions, good pay; don't
phone. 115l Bladensburg I'd. ne
Evening star., 1952-04-16
PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly rerson: 24-hr. pursing care;
licensed by State and county. SH.
VACANCY IN new addition to old
care in home-like atmosphere. Best
food special diets. Phone Vienna
446-J. -16
Flynn E 2 BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
HENS. 81 each, any width skirt or
dress; fitting tape included. We are
again offering our special, limited
time. Hurry all your spring and
summer clothes into the shop
NEEpLECRAET, 716 18th st. NV
PIANO TUSERE$6. So city S orr; or suburbs:
IA. SseS days: XII. s-s21s ewes;
WANTED-Intellige men and wom-
en- for work that is fun! Challeng-
ing! Good earnings. Fine opportuni-
ties. Call ME. 3003 for details. -17
MIMEOGRAPHING, engineering speci-
neatly and rapidly. DI. 314l; is
FREE-To club groups or social gath
eringS. Your next meeting can be
made interesting and entertaining
with an unusual demonstration of
memory g work. at no cost. Box 346-
FREE RENT for middle-age couple
at waterfront property in return
for your serving as caretaker. Lo-
Gated at Deale. Md. DI. 1910. MRS
COJA. Is"
FRENCH, ITALIAN, LATIN classes
are forming-also private lessons,
SPECIAL english for foreigners; RE
Child CARE-Boarding or day, pri-
vate lie. home. Arlington, vic. Lee
highway and Glebe I'd. CHI. 5265.
2l"
YOUNG MAN, banking experience
would like to manage renting OF
rooms or apartments in exchange
for accommodations. Advanced bus
degrees. Box 340-T. Star. 10"
Evening star., 1952-04-16

IIil5 Rhode Island ave. ne. See
Mr.. Kalb. III
WOOL PRESSER-Regular employ
ment. good pay and working conds.
Apply 1927 BALTIC. ave, AP, $500.
BOY, colored; 1925: for porter and
eeliXeFy ee S p with Mf sicyfls Sfs4 Call 10 s en-
MAN, eoiored; for work in super
Sppy e. " osS SUPER RRa' MARkEr sissdE Eq!a so
Man Hf2nf; FoR ave GRoScERY RoiS STORE, .-nS mus.
have 3. c. driving license, soms
knowledge OF meat helpful but mob
essential. Call MR.. NEIL. AT. 62l7.
MAN WANTED with experience to
drivers license; chsattsrs lieenss
soMsip5ANY Mr. OF OF :xiReiNiAT T :JE.
once bldg. at night from S pm:
preferred, bet. "a and SO yrs. OF
age. Apply Personnel once. CA
FRITZ CO, 14O4 X st. NV. -1Sr
MAN wanted to install auto seat
trans you, EAsCO AUTO SEAT
SovERs fccN ERst 7sGl 9 Rsltimere IeH blvd, Col
MAN. to, work at service counter.
mechanically inclined person. with
6: "A. IEPPERT, 9i4 Eye ST.. NV.
MAN colored for wholesale liquor
er's helper. Apply in person. lila
MAN WANTED for sandwich counter
of grocery -delicatessen. Phone or
apply at 1913 M st. NV D1. 9s"7.
MAN. white, to assist Theater man.
ager. Apply at the GEM THEATER.
l13l 7th, St. NV. Interview Wed.
NAN, IA, % apo to = so. willing to dew devote
nights taking charge Of small hotel.
Must be sober. ST. 29ss. 1T
MASAiflss ApDy msnast1 for Hssrr nissf yatfeTa Ho
MAN-WTTH vii CAR. AR fuii M or part time.
to train for sales position with
large manufacturing company. Not
canvassing; Earnings while training
must be willing to work 90 hours
weekly. evenings OF. week-ends. Neat
appearance and references required.
All applicants will be shown 90:
minute film explaining position and
| OppUEluHIly OlcIcu, Plus OO-WlHutO Y
movie on salesmanShip entitled
How I Raised Myself From Failure
To Success In Selling" by Frank
Bettger Applicants may bring their
wives or friends interested In their
personal achievement. Personal in.
terview will be arranged for q
later dsv for those requesting same.
Apply Victory Room. Ambassador
| Hotel, s pm, Thursday evening.
MAN-Large progressive financial IN.
stitution needs the. services OF an
ambitious man to learn credit In
utive position as Collection. and
| Credit Manager: The work is in
teresting-. and has many Dement'S.
Should have car, and will he
paid for using It. See Mr Nuver.
LENDERS INC. GOES N. Moore st.,
Rosslyn Va. JA. "-"444.
MAN, mechanically inclined to serv.
ice washing machines in customers
homes; must be able to meet public:
good hours: ton salary, eore": refs
erences. PROCTFR e. HUTCHINSON,
81 Ia 14th st. NV, phone IA. 1900.
MAN OR MAN AND WIFE could use
combinationl, wife as clerk. Man
capable Of assistant managers du-
ties in hotel. Apply at once. Boz
45G-V, Star --lT
Evening star., 1952-04-16
HARRY BONNETT,
REUBEN BONNETT,
REUBEN bUNNEII,
apl6.lS21 Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON,
AuctiOneerS,

qs5fsS sTosY Store HtS ANp Shiuf95S pWELETNS LING
NO, sol 44th STREET. NORTH
EAST. AT INTERSECTION DEANE
AVENUE AND HUNT PLACE.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded,
in Liber No. $3.50. folio 169. ct seq,
one of the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the re-
quest Of party secured thereby. the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer. toI
sale BY public auti9p N front ,Sa q
PySnSTfS; PWEMfY-E1GarH 81 INpef DAY Of APRIL RI
1852 AT TWO O'CLOCK PM, the
following described property in the
District of Columbia to-wit: Lot
l in Square 6l27 in Samuel Cohen
and Samuel ". Cusack, Trustees
subdivision of parts of the tracts
of land called "Beall's' Adventure"
NGrth rscorasa HIlbrpSk n cartP as per plat
folio 81 in the once of the Sur
veyor for the District of Columbia
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit
of $500 required of purchaser at
sale. Examination of title, con-
veyancing. recording and notarial
fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with within 30 days
reserve the right to resell prop
purchaser. after days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or without
forfeitlng deposit trustees may avail
selves of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL MENSH,
ATCrrETN
Evening star., 1952-04-16
SALESMAN
SALESMAN


Two men to call on INQUIRIES for
casing. Quality leads furnished daily
Our Our men average $50 weekly. Car
necessary. Also two men for nearby
Va. and Nd. See ". J. Harris;
esiHafa Golumb.a sdo rd' nR aRd AD aSGH ss45 l'OO
sALEsMEN-Earn $50 per wk.; ex-
sold 'in in ever; every home; terms as low low
Apply ALLsTATE HOME EouIP-
sHEEsMFSENeW MEET e. New M publish.Ts 81 hT offers
4 small orders per day pays $40
per week. Room 424 Bond bldg.
statesmen. between the ages 21-35;
neat appearance. many. company
AUTO sHppEy 1Rg CO., ss7
Ga ave. Silver Spring. is
We viii take the responsibility for
your earning q minimum Of 500
per week after preliminary training.
Advanced commissions. Good In
some d.T1 while sarRnf Call
sALEsMEN-Protected country ter
ritory: avail from D: G: down in
salesmen: well-established CO.; will
furn. car. liberal allow. and COM
mission. For personal interview call
PARLETT GAS CO.. Waldorf, Md,
SALESMAN H1Esial WITH CAR-yery good
salary and comm: 5-day week
selling wholesale supplies to local
groceries. lunchrooms. taverns; excel.
future. Apply MR.. ALBERT. 1895
H st. ne --16
Evening star., 1952-04-16
HELP MEN

CASHIER-Stock man; experienced:
for modern r-conditined. self
service super market; many employe
benefits. Apply in person, BUCK
Rhode Island ave. ne, or 1920
Nichols ave. sc. -17
CLERK. so to 60 yrs. Of age, to price
laundry tickets and do ledger post
ing; one familiar with adding ma
chine; must be good at figures.
Ask for Mr.. Burns. WASHINGTON
CLERK K.TYPIST. no exper. REQUIRED ;
excel. salary; chance for advance
ment. DAILEY'S, 700 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-04-16
ADJUSTER,

National finance company has OPEN
ing for young man interested in
quick advancement and q secure
future. Car furnished. Excellent op-
portunity for the right man. Apply
in person.
General Acceptance Corp.
S510 r. I. AVE, MT. RAINIER.