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Johns Hopkins Names
|AnthropoIogy Professor
Speeiol Dlspateh 10 The sfur

BALTIMORE. Mar. 8.-Dr. VIII
liam L. Straus. jr.. has been ap-
pointed professor Of physical an
thropology at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, DIR. Detlev w. Bronx, pres
ident Of the university, announced
DR.. Straus has been q member
of the Johns Hopkins faculty since
1927, and has been associate pro-
fessor of anatomy since 1943. He
was graduated there in 1920 and
received his Ph.D. in 1926.
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| aim e n ! In
George Wash
|ington Univers-
|ity Hospital.
Mr.. McC own
was textile en-
gineer for the
Navy Depart
ment's Bureau
of Aeronautics
for "a years and
head Of the
bureaus Search.
Rescue and
Personal Equip
|n2ent Section
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League to Hear Plonner

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
81 tSpeciaD Hugh r. Pomeroy.
an expert on community planning,
will speak at a meeting of the
Civic League of Charlottesville
and Albemarle at 8 pm. Monday
at Lane High School.
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FoirIinqton PTA Bake Sole

The Parent Teacher Association
lof Harrington Elementary School
will hold a bake sale from 2 to
Ito pm. tomorrow in the school,
$500 South Stafford street, Arl-
lington.
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Anurltitg

tC0RMAN. EDWA1D. There win be n,
H11ys,linE Of e monument to EDWARD
! SOKMAN on sunday. March 8, 1852. at
Pm, In the WaShtngton Cemetery.
THE FAMILY. o
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|lAouIfrie Il Mccown,
Navy Survival and
FLIGHT Expert, Dies

Moultrie Trescott McCoWn, 5S,
whose work on flight and survival
equipment saved many q Navy
| flyers life, died Friday Of q heart
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III aaril1nriai,

BAUM WILLIAM T. In loving remem.
b:snce Of my dear, husband WILLIAM Z
today. March 8. 194s. -1i ' -
His life is beautiful memory,
HIS absence silent grief.
He sleeps in Gods beautiful garden.
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
some n DAY qsy '.as hope e to S, meet him
For Jesus. our Savior. II invites u.s. Us
III HIS spfsSslfl fovc hSHs %HsE e kaIs iafEs BAUM
BRIsCoE. MARTILLE 5. In loving memory
day March 8, 1912. - -
II Is not the tears at the time, that are
But the silent tears ears in a alter Sfdersy yesrs
MfhpREp Hna sNb aNDRHM RSHsps.E aEg sgPS5sn
COOK. WILLIAM n. VINO departed thi;
Iaed HE dtWenty-tWo years ago today. March 8
Us saasg IN y0R R.sss aeHs soa ihssf NEE His sY Y
xoar memory NOR e as fresh today
& often a,,s Sit, sis and sRink Of you
i To know you could not say goodby.
Before yous closed your eyes.
y When alone in my sorrow,
The hitter tears 1low.
There comes sweet memory
n Of days long ago.
Unknown TO others You steal to my side
And whisper don't cry Mary dear.
DEyoTE DAUGHTER MARY cooK
GARNER PFC. FRANCIS NJ. In memor,
2 o. our dear son and brother
PFC. FRANCIS M. GARNER
who was killed In action II
Germany seven years ago to.
day, March ., 1o45.
We cannot say how we feel today.
Our hearts are sad and low
Since the one We love was called aWay
And hidden from our view.
But he will grow much sweeter Is tn,
days and years 90 BY,
Tor In beloved memory he can never die
THE FAMILY.
GREEN. WILLIAM lie ROY. In lovinI
memory Of my dear brother, WILLIAM
LIE, ROY GREEN who entered into eter.
mel. rest nine years ago today. March o
1913
Some day, glad, but wondering not,
We two shall meet and. face to face
In still. fair fields unseen as yet,
Shall talk Of each old time and place.
MELVIN e. GREEN.
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Donald Robert Hiesins Post
No. $50, Silver Spring, Nd.
the American Legion. are Ioti.
ned the National Guard %!
Honor win hold services fCl
our late comrade, RUSSELL ]
STATES, on Sunday, March 8
$50 pm, at the Warner T.
Funeral Home, 6434 Georgis
SRa s.aSy sMGx =
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THOMAS, MARGA9ET. Omcers ana mem-
II I||j|
Monday, March 10, 1851. at
pm: at az Rss; A nv sa.s Essuiem n,,san ~,
M GENEVA nsvIas sTrpPEr' pisI :. district President.
SARAH M. BROWN. Auxiliary President.
EvELY HOWELL, Acting Secretary.
THOMPSON. ELLA: Suddenly. on satur-
dsS dsSs Msfss ias ra nsf sssIeseoss
beloved mother of Mrs. John n. East Of
COREY. Pa; sisterAof Mrs. w 4. Plice
g 81. csaso saIE H. MT: Mr. ya nosssn 81 q
COREY. Cor Pa Pa, an and II EdHard strom 81 81 CHI
csEo. ~ Services Bat q the ..s 3. u Hines C1; 2,
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
TINGEN. HERMAN GILBERT. on Thurs.
DAY March e, 1aS2. nsar Massaan Va :.
as ns TnseS a ssUgsd ss asP q Ins nan
and Marx Lawrence TinGen, ana son o,
Mr.. apd Mrs. Linnie w. Tineen q
Greensboro; n; G. and hrether Of Tone,
funeral services ON Tuesday, March I !
Methodist church. Interment n ArlipgtoI
the ESerly Funeral Home. FairfaS. Va
TINGEN, HERMAN d. a special commu,
= nication ii Potomac LodGe
III No. s. r. a a. NJ, Is calies
| kN for IL noon Tuesday, Marcel
A&HAA II. 1882, ut the 0eufgetoWl
| XNXN Masonic Hall, 1910 Wisconsi1
&NNE ave-, Tor the purpose Of ner,
fosnin& Masonic services b
Sile funeral of our late brothefl HERMAN
G. fINGEN Interment Arlington Ma.
ttonal Cemetery. N 5sE .tss.sssss44 e
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RUTH. In loving memory Of my
mother, RUTH HARRIS, who departed
this life March . 1850. two years ago.
A wonderful mother, woman and aid.
One who was better, God never made.
A wonderful worker, so loyal and true.
just in your Judgment always right.
Honest and liberal, ever upright;
Loved by your friends and all whom you
knew,
Ny wonderful mother, that. mother, was
you.
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dOMAS, EDWARD j. The officers and
3, members Of Morning star
XTH Lodge No. 40, !. p. 2. @. =.
HVn of W.. ere requested g meet
NJ late Brother EDWARD JAMES
THOMAS at the home, 1886
18th st. NV, at z pm. Sun.
lay, March o, 1862. Funeral on Monday
darch 10, 1852, ct l:So :o Pm; from q
I. between 9th and 2Sth sts. NV.
oBERT r. PLUMMER, Exalted Ruler.
LAWRENCE 8. HARRIS, Secretary.
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WILLIAMS. MAURICE &. n loving mem.
orr Of our dear son. husband and brother
MAURICE K WILLIAMS, who departed
this life two years asO today. March 8
1850
He was just plain. dear brother.
with his loving smile each day.
Always trying to do for others.
As he Journeyed on his way
His kind words were ever cheerful.
AT o IN sns sr ssTrsnSsE , T. rs fTisnd M, d..,,
He was faithful TO the end.
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STTEs. viii sell any part; Fort
ncolli Cemetery. choice locations. Ak
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HElP--MEN
CHECKER. DRAWING

Thoroughly experienced in checking
engineering drawings. AS we grow,
ing dept. because you will be the
first man doing checking exclusively.
Superb opportunity; sick leave. va
cation, modern air conditioned plant.
AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO., 1910
Calvert rd.. College Park. Md. UN.
74O0.
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DRAFTSMAN

With either architectural or mechan-
ical exper., 2 to 3 years pref; nu-
merous employe benefits and excel.
salary. Call ME. 6914. Ill
DRIVER WANTED-YounR man who
knows city to work with growing or
ganization. Call II. 4-6053. Sat. 81,
DRf1Ess XIV fayii AND s1Si HELPERS, white % only,
exper. in local and long-distance:
moving. Chance for advancement.
Call LA. 6-S682. -4
DRUG CLERK-Experienced: fun or
part time; eSeel eSSeeeelo salary. 6636 Conn.
DR9G Drug CERRk@Experience MHi soGe; necessary. s
TENNYsoN. Room 1os. Sl5 18TH
DRUG CLERK Excellent working
cond.; sick leave. 4S-hr. wk.. 81 so
eced eSs %ost o bsoo b thGT9rTeS MS GzRsRR sTRfE
DRY-WALL TAPERs and finishers.
experienced on sheet-rock applica-
tion: Maryland. Virginia suburban
areas. Phone after 6 pm. OR.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS, Govt.
and commercial work, steady en-
ployment with established con-
tractor. GIL. 1913. %
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER, ex-
perienced In old and new house vir-
ing, heavy up services. ETC.; car and
tools essential; good pay and. steady
work for right men. must be depend
able and sober, TRUNNEIL ELEc-
and experienced
helpers for new construction.
HARPER Electric SERVICE. Ii.
EIEc;ffRaIc1ANs AND HELPERS. sx.
perienced on new and. old work;
steady work; good pay. Apply BEN'S
ELECTRIC SHOP at 1243 Il st. ne.
FIR. 1900. %
ENGINEER. white. for day work IN
once bldg. 3rd class: must be IA
open % Ably ADJ z EnSineers TsiUs once. s istS
d., Ring Bldg. 1900 18th st. NV.
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Report Of D. c. Vital Statistics Bureau

Arthur and Doris Roache.
Ernest and Barbara Tollerson, jr.
GIRLS
Deane and Jacqueline Barnhardt.
Thomas and Patricia Bee.
Donald and Glennafoye Eerryhill.
Samuel and Pauline Blumberg.
Stanley and Faye Burke.
Ernest and Vera Butcher.
Charles and Betty Glow.
Henry and Ruth Crockett.
Carlton and Annabelle Crotty.
John and Beverly Davis
Reic and Betty Erickson.
Michael and LaUna Ford.
Thomas and Shirley Hamilton.
Richard and Setsucko Hursh.
Arno and Anne Jewett.
wayne and Rosemary Kringle.
Robert and Jacqueline Lavender.
Francis and Gertrude Luscombe.
John and Jean Malone.
James and Ann Markham.
John and Marguerite Mehring. s~4'
Glenn and Ava Peters.
Carl and Hester Rails.
Theodore and Roberta Rintala.
Robert and Barbara Shaw.
Herbert and Anna Smith.
Robert and Doris Smith.
James and Virginia Sodermark.
Lester and Rosalyn Schwartz.
Frank and Lesh Tolson.
Jose and Doris Velasquez.
Andrew and Mary Weston.
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Marriage License Applications

Finley Winstead.. %. Arlington. Va. and
John Pennington. 81. 2343 40th st. NV.
and Mary Becker, 20, 1909 Downing
Robert Midget. %, and Janet Francis.
21, both Of 2S0S Mckinley pl. NV.
chepis' iois Mase aa0 @ Arlinston sassa1 Va. ' ana
Elizabeth Chesser, 20. Takoma Park
Melville Greene. SO. 1909 E st, ne. and
Hester. Hamlet, A, 1912 2nd st; s.w.
Raymond Naugle. %, Beaver Falls. Pa.
and Nancy Sawyer, %, Dexter. Ky.
William Minor. 4s. and Frances Berley'
25, both Of 1888 Kenyon st. NV.
Jules Reifkind, 20, 7547 9th st. NV. and
Libby Kramer. 20, 200 Rhode Island
wiifred Chaisson. %. a1a Charming st.
ne, and Olive Smith. 21. 1347 Bryant
walter Nv Wood. 81. 1915 ogden st. NV.
and Estelle Gaines. 81, 3342 Dent pl.
Gilbert Girnble. %, 421 East Capitol st..
and Josephine Gichner. "a. 1901 Mass
achusetts ave. NV.
SO, both Of 1909 Irving st, NV.
Nathan Zweifer. "a. Newark. n j.. and
Deborah Babbitt. 20. 1855 Massachu-
Robert bert THOMPSON. 20, $500 Porter st.
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THOS. J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

z?Ssits sgasy ssM sse|s q snisk ysluaH SSrDSSs DING
BENG EEE1NS KNOWN AS PREMISES
MMUEMHEE 1924 NINTH STREET,
tam deed Of trust duly recorded, In
Llper No. 9413, Folio 46S ct seq.
o. the land records Of the District
q Columbia. and at the request Of
Gne party secured thereby. the un-
dersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction in front Of the premises. on
MONDAY THE ELEVENTH DAY
GE 1ATGuST; 4: .. 1859. AT FOUR
situate In the District OF Columbia.
ana designated as and being Lot
20 in . subdivision made BY the
heirs Of John Davidson. in Square
S:. Ss as g, Pe glst TseoF5ded 5Ss b in TIE
folios 1o2 and 1O3. Terms: Sold
subject to . prior (building associ-
mately $I1. 1.412.2O further particu-
lars Of which will be announced at
time Of sale: the purchase price
above said trust to be paid in cash
A deposit Of $4,000 required. Com
veyancing, recording. etc. ct pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made as
of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees
.v.o...iJJl VERNON THOMAS: n.f...
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BULLPozER .gLId gIN = ooPEReaAsTHOR. easHR expert
HfLLToP MARkEST r'tio tD. g. so ). stoPe5. toPe5
56O7 Georgia ave. NV. -3
BUTCHER, willing to work, all around
cail ssGfe: :,o soSd 3ohseay pay; steady position
BTTcHER, TOT to manage meat depart
ment; reliable man only. DoRCHEs-
TER MARKET, 24SO 18th ct. NV.
Entrance on Kalarama I'd. 3
CARPENTERS and helpers. wanted
py Bethesda contractor. eau MR..
GOWEN. LO. 5-3409 or WI. 94O3.
cahfasEffs a e. Isl 5uEs eco AES Rsy pt5i, E
CSaiRsPENrERs WANTED a. ss.5o
per hr.;. laborers ct $1.90 per mr.;
JOB Is Ct Fort Dix: New Jersey: Can
ciRsENTERs M iss sNFrame IF am; Dnt and trim me-
throughout tie year for rAtS the right
70 work. ALDEN CONSTRUCTION
caRrENTERs ssh TSts SRS sSs'eTs zsa ave non. nj
cello blvd, Alexandria. Va. See
CARPENTERS-Only the exper. and
qualified need apply: Good pay. Ap-
ply, 1912 Club dr.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
CARPENTERS for housing Job in
CONGRESS Heights Sc. Long Job and
steady work. See Tony on Job sat.
or Mon. Directions: Out Wheeler I'd,
70. Barnaby ST.. right one block to
ste ST. ~ one slOes s,,sDsa to JOB. ,3
new construction. to start immedi-
ately. Good pay. long job. Call Mr..
Berenter: RA. $780,. Ewes. RA. 1854 !.
CARPENTERS, experienced on sheet
rock application; Maryland. Vir-
sginia suburban. scS, areas Phone after
c2RPENiTERR' EEi R' and ND: carpenters helper,
experienced. Call Mr.. WHITMAN,
RA. 9s0R or 10. S-894S. IL
CAR WASH and polish man. exper.
Apply In person COLONIAL VII
LACE ESQ. 1712 Wilson blvd. Arl..
CAR WAsHERs-saturday: men en-
ployed 5 days week. make an extra
day Saturday. 1130 East-West hwy.
silver Spring. Nd.
CEMENT FTN1BHER-Must be i1rst-
class mechanic. sEApply to 34th pl.
and N street ssesA -1
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Johnnie Johnston Weds
Third Time in Greenwich
By the Asseeiated Prsss

GREENWICH, Conn.,, Aug. L.
Crooner Johnnie Johnston and
and Mrs. Shirley I. Carmel of New
York were married last night in
q simple ceremony at the home
OF DR.. Douglas Milward. Parents
of the couple attended the we'd
ding.
Mr.. Johnston, who played in
''This Time for Keeps" and is
male lead in "A Tree Grows in
Brooklyn" was married twice be-
fore. Actress Kathryn Grayson
was his second wife.
This is Mrs. Carmel's second
marriage.
Mr.. Johnston listed his age as
35; his new wife said she was %.
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Under d. C. latp. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Joseph Jeffries, 10. Silver Spring. Md.
and Jeanette Harkleroad, 10, 217 r
Jack Yates, 20, Fairfax, Va, and Pauls
Hickman. 10. Falls Church. Va.
Turman Kuhn, 80. and Martha Hardy. 80
both Of 654 r st. ne.
Bertram Borey, 20. Gardner. Mass. and
Mary Borey. IS. $3.50 Minnesota ave
James Krankins, %. Hyattsville. Md. and
Margaret Graham. FL. 1921 43rd pl
Thomas niMi Griffin. 80, 17o5 Rhode Island
ave. NV. and Ann sotak. 81, 2131 @
Ernest Green, rs. and Fannie Gray. 81
both Of 1909 Union st. -s.w.
Robert Nash, SO, l460 Columbia I'd. NV.
and Felicia Noble. 3D., 1717 K st. NV
Jennie Miles, 49,. 327 L st. sc.
Walter Hickman, 81. Fort Devens, Mass,
and Alma Ogie, 81, 2517 Mozart pl.
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LEGAL NOTICES
FREDERICK N. BRADLEY and
ARTHUR HELEN, Attorneys.

8O1 Colorado Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing O Probate Court.-Estate Of
Frar. j. Moses, DeceaSed.--No.
6O69t -Administration Docket 169.
Application having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased. and
for letters teStamentafy on said es-
tate by Arthur HELEN It Is ordered
this 18th day Of July. A. D. 1852.
that Percival 8. Moses and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday, the 18th day Of August.
A D. 1852, at 1000 o'clock AM.
to show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the wash
ington Law Reporter" and THE
Evening star" once in each of
thrL successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
flrst publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
Witness. the Honorable BOLITHA J,
LAWS, Chief Judge OF said Court.
this nth day Of July, A. D. 1852.
(Seal.) Attest: ELLA A. BROWN.
Deputy Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court.
NYnI
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LEONARD A. BLACK,
yoaS SSo " + 81 Hih'iTEcr M;Wi;
sos e st. NV.

s1leo july 10. 1852, Harry M. Hull,
N THE uN1rE6e elsFEi sfAirrs DISTRICT
SpoRoEai9Y' ~ s't1s5 2 BoYp, 3 cf!HmSas Plaintisi
Devtsees Of: ISAAC. WILSON. de-
Sstiea' isassd' Na e. 81 ssssIsa gsatendsPtsciyil
deeisrins the title good IN fes fsdsmsas simpls
py adverse possession to part Of Lot
130 in SQUARE 124O in Thomas
BeaiPs I First ADDITION to Georgetown:
no. nov y, square square 1240 in the City Of
North Line Of Dumbarton Avenue AT AZ
q point distant 1878 feet East of
the West face Of the West Wall OF
the improvements on premises No.
Tn5,nr Ts05 DqnHSsston Hsncs w.:t Avenue. s,Ge. and
line Of said Avenue 1878 feet to
said West face Of said Wall. thence
North along the West face Of said
Wall 30 feet, thence East / foot.
thence North 20 feet, thence West
70 the West Line Of said Lot 130,
% ss shenee eoes 9sst saf lily Meis let t9e
. point North Of the place Of Of
beginning and thence South to the
place Of beginning. on motion Of
tne attorneyS OF record for the
18th day Of july. 1867: ORDERED
that the defendants. the above
unknown heirs. alienees or devisees
SON. anna WIIsoN fIcKRELL, ],
THOMAS N. WILSON, HENRY a
WILSON. and ZADOCK @. WILSON
deceased, cause their appearance "a
be entered herein on or before the
first Rule Day occurring one month
after the date Of the nrst publica.
will be taken Is confessed; PRO.
vIDED, . copy Of this order Il
published once . week for three
successive weeks In the Washington
Law Reporter and the Evening Stal
prior to the return day, good cause
having been. shown why lonEel
publication II unnecessary. g.
ALEXANDRIA HOLTZOFF. Judge
A true copy. Test: (Seal) HARRY
y. HuI1 Clerk; b EIIzAHETE LIZA
AStHoRAU4
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CIGAR-DRUG CLERK; part time;
age and experience no drawback.
Apply In person FORSYTH'S DRUG
STORE, 5000 Georgia ave.. Silver
dSGha dspGThins'r 'rNMSaiiNrrp-.,.. Maii .on,,I,.- Ml
tion company has need of fully
qualified engineer. Refs. as to char
acter, ability and experience. Ewes,
call 5 to 2. AID. 1923. -3
CLERK-Builders hardware: exper
pref. but not essential. paid vaca-
tion plus usual employe benefits;
salary open. YEATMAN'S HARD
WARE. Call OW. 1900 for appt. -3
CLERk. bookkeeper or accounting
BACKGROUND for general once work.
Must be accurate and able to type.
See MIR. PRINZ. between o a.m.-4
pm. at 463 Eye st. NV. Il
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HElP--MEN
MAINTENANCE sUPERINTENpI

SUPERINTENDENT,
garden prof.. knowledge general
maintenance and gas furnace; must
be aggressive and hard worker; live
vacation. sick leave: permanent lob.
25O6 Iverson st. s.e.. Jordan o-97S9.
colored or white: bonded:
experienced in confectionery store
ebh. Tith knswlsdss s.sr.t ef ice cream % Wn
owner. BOX i02-B. Star. i
aHAf Mzskrr .BPlz sS4 M MxSuHcs e! n1.
must have exp, must
be sober; must have references;
excel, pay. Call QUEENS MARKET.
ov; eNi.,6 $3.50, 22g n Royal st.: Alex
s1T eass aos sa super IN DsliSa
full or part time. Openings for
NJ; Malssl: DPessf sosiNs, 575s Hse eeorsis sIs
MEATcGTTER For large super
Harris. JUMBo FooD sToRE.
3439 Benning I'd. ne. Ill
MEATCUTTER. fully experienced.
sober and reliable; good job, good
pay for the right man. Apply IN
DIAN SPRING MARKET, lOO4O
Colesyille rd.. Silver Spring, Nd.
MECHANICS DE Soto Plymouth
dealer, 5h-day week; 5O-5O basis
usual benefits; plenty OF work year
around: Apply Mr.. Morris. MASON
MOTOR CO., INC, Saith ct. and
Benning I'd. ne.
MECHANICS. experienced, good pay
and pleasant working conditions
free life and disqualification insur.
ance. SHIRLINGTON MOTOR CO.
2790 8. Arlington Mill dr., Arlington,
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4. PAUL MUDD and
JESSE LEE HALL, Attorneys.

0kO lOt0 0es N.Ws
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
q Probate Court.--Estate Of Plney
+. Patrick, also known as Pliney
Francis Patrick. Deeeaeed:-No.
SO595, Administration Docket 1856.
Application having been made
herein for letters Of administration
on said estate. by Lillian Ellen
Of July, A. d. 1852, that all un-
known heirs ct law and. next Of
Ein Of deceased and all others con-
cerneC appear in said Court on
a. b. 1852. ct 1000 o'clock AN.
to STOW cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published. II. the wash
ington Law Reporter" and THE
Eyening STAR" once In each OF
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. : the
frst publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return dey,
witness, the. Honorable BoLrTHA J
LAWS, Chief Judge OF said Court
This 18th day Of July. A. .. 1889
(eealO Attest: MELVIN =; MAR.
the District Of Columbia Clerk oi
iN1S,2k,Au1
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FRANK PARON1.
JOSEPH @. WEEDA.
THOS. J. OWEN 3 SON. Auctioneers.
436 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale of Valuable THREE
STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 1917
TEA STREET. NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 91S2.
Folio III ct sea-, of the land records
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 TUESDAY, THE
FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST AID. 1852.
AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the following g-descrtbed land and
premises. situate in the District Of
Columbia. and designated as and
being Lot numbered Twenty-nine
(29l in Diller s. Gron's subdivision
OF Square numbered One Hundred
and Ninety G90. as said sub:
division is recorded IN the ONCE OF
lumbia in Book 10 page 80.
TERMS: Sold subject to Q prior
!building association deed Of trust
for approximately. 81. .647. SO further
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time Of sale; the pur-
sn;a chase - price above said. trust e : be Be
required. Conveyancine. recording,
ETC., at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date Of sale. Terms
to be complied with within 15 days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
sold at the discretion Of the trustees.
JEROME CLARKE,
.,,.. CHARLES A. YATES.
jy23,26,29,au1.4. Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

With either architectural or mechan-
ical exper., 2 to 3 years pref; nu-
merous employe benefits and excel.
salary. Call ME. 1914. Ill
Evening star., 1952-08-01

FRANKS BEVERAGES; good oppor.
Ior good men; interviews at ware
mouse: rear 1911 Kenilworth ave.
p,:' Be- 4 to 8 pm. Sat, 1 to 8 . m.
SALES POSITION leading to branch
%dshassf0ce desIrsSle 2as ssn equipment a1t exDer
commission open. For Thermoa. mo-
fax" q machine which copies in
stantly by heat any black and white
orisinaL such as correspondence,
vouchers. drawings, etc, without
any preliminary OF finishing opera
tic tons rs - no - NEGATIVES ,s. @ to develop.
for distribution Immediately upon
removal from machine. GALLANT
EI;NGINEERIMG En-; CO. Sos 2e1 constitu-
SALESMAN, TO- sell sporting goods
Dos coed sasry of for sxRs I. rsIm mann
mems furnishings; exper.
sHFiossSI nae saIRf' sahdsa'i sHoP'D il6s SsI il
Al ais young man, married pref.
up to 25 years Of age. The position
Motors dealer. Starting salary viii
be interesting TO an applicant with
responsibility. Box 341-B. Star.
iALESMAN: mems furnishing and
clothing department. 45-yrs. or
older; good starting salary. Liberal
discounts. Splendid working con-
ditions. Apply in person. IDA'S
DEPARTMENT STORE. 56O1 Georgia
ave. NV. -4
IALESMAN. nstionaliy advertised
candies; salary and commission;
Charles and st.. Marys Counties,
CURTISS CANDY CO.. 2f2 N.
Bentaloy st.. BALTIC. %. Nd, Gil.
ALEsMAN--Youns man with car.
trieal supplies. Apply BEACON
ELECTRIC SUPPLY Co, seO6I 18th
st.. Silver Spring. Nd -3
CONTINUED on N Passl
Evening star., 1952-08-01
Gen. Peekhom Assigned
Command of Fort Lee

Maj. Gen. Howard L. Peckham
acting deputy quartermaster gen.
eral, yesterday was assigned COM
mand Of Fort Lee. Va, and the
quartermaster center there.
The Army said he would succeed
Maj. Gen. Roy c. L. Graham who
having reached the statutory age
will retire September 80 after
more than 35 years service.
Evening star., 1952-08-01
ENGTNEER

70 be assistant chief and main
tenance man in Q lge.. new, elev.-
type, air-eond. bldg. In NV. WASH
ington; either 3rd class or 9TH and
18th class licenses required: mar
ried man, not over 90. with no resi-.
dent children: win be given 1-bedrm.
apt. In addition to good salary;
excel. opportunity and environment
for dependable man looking for .
perm. position. AGan Mr.. RO9KRT-
SON. Or. $500 for sppt. TO be
interviewed. --lS