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St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23

which tradltlonally and by reg
membership for the past 70 We
Der for the first time in its hist
The announcement was ma
wards, chairman of the New York
State Commission Against Dis
elimination.
The new member is N. c. James,
a dining car steward on the Penn
sylvania Railroad. Commissioner
Elmer A. Carter of SCAD indicat-
ed further that the unprecedented
step had occurred in the course
of dismissing a complaint brought
before the commission against the
J. F. McGrath Lodge No. 1872 Of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men of New York City by G. Ed
ward Edmonson Of West Medford,
Mass. presently employed as a
dining car steward by the Boston
and Albany Railroad, a subsidiary
of the New York Central Railroad
System.
During the course of the investi-
cation of the complaint and the
subsequent negotiations between
the commission and the ]. F.
McGrath Lodge, Commissioner
Carter explained, the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, through an
election conducted by the Railroad
Mediation Board, was displaced as
the bargaining agent for the dining
car stewards on the New York
Central Railroad. Edmonson was
admitted to membership in the
American Railway Supervisors AS
sociation, Inc, which succeeded the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men as the bargaining agent.
According to Carter, the ]. F.
McGrath Lodge No. 1872 of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
now has jurisdiction over dining
car stewards on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, the New York, New Hav-
en- and Hartford Railroad, the Sea-
board Railroad, the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Reading R.R.
Commissioner Carter dismissed
Edmonson's complaint on the
grounds that there was insufficient
evidence to establish discrimina-
ton in connection with the specific
complaint. He pointed out that
although Edmonson's application
had been approved by the lodges
committee on admission, it had
been rejected by the membership
which also rejected, in the same
voting, applications filed by white
persons. AS the negotiations pro-
ceeded, Edmonson reapplied for
admission and his application was
refused six times.
Prior to the voting, Carter said,
the national president of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, w. P. Kennedy, went to "un-
usual" efforts to inform the men,
bership of the ]. F. McGrath
Lodge as to the provisions Of the
New York State Law Against Dis
elimination. Recognizing the fact
that he had no control over the
manner in which the membership
voted, Kennedy nonetheless urged
that they cast their ballots on the
basis of the applicants merits,
rather than for reasons Of race,
creed, or color.
Commissioner Carter called the
action of the Brotherhood a pro-
gressive step in the struggle to
eliminate discrimination on the ma
tons railroads. He explained that
in 1913, at the request Of the
SCAD the national organization
Of Railroad Trainmen and other
railroad Brotherhoods, took steps
which resulted in New York, in
the elimination from the organiza-
tons constitution Of a clause bar
ring Negroes from membership.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23
Humphrey Naming
To Foreign Relations
Committee luuded

Washington, d. c. - Senate
Democratic Leader Lyndon b.
johnson, of Texas, said today that
the assignment of Senator Hubert
H. Humphrey, Of Minnesota, to
the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee will assure Democrats "a
fighting representative" in the
consideration Of international re-
lations.
'"The Democrats need a fighting
representative who is willing to
stand up and be counted for the
traditional American freedoms and
liberties in the consideration Of
legislation affecting foreign rela-
tions," Senator johnson said. ut
would be difficult to find a better
qualified man than Senator Hum
phrey."
The Committee assignment was
made by the Senate Democratic
Steering Committee, of which Sen
ator Johnson is Chairman. Senator
johnson stressed that the selection
was made on the basis of agree
ment by Senator Humphreys fell
low Democrats.
THE Senate has been impressed
with Senator Humphreys deter
mination to fight for the principles
in which he believes" Senator
Johnson said. I'VE think that both
his state and his nation will bene-
fit by placing him in a position
where he can handle the important
legislation to safeguard our liber-
ties and mobolize the free world
against communism"
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23
NAMED VEGETARIAN

Robert e. jackson, 719 Oak
Lake Ave. No, was recently elect
ed vice-chairman Of the Mime
apolis American Legion Memorial
Day Association. Mr.. Jackson Is a
member Of Johnny Baker Post
No. 291.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23


not harm their businesses.
Members of the delegation were
Rev. Denzil Carly. president OF the
Minnesota NAACP; L. Howard
Bennett. chairman Of the state
NAACP legal redress committee;
Russell Meyers, director Of the
ST. Paul Council on Human Reia-
tions; William G. Cratic, presi-
dent OF the Minneapolis NAACP
and Fourth Region NAACP, and
clifford c. Rucker. executive sec
retary Of the Governors Inter-
racial commission.
Art Kurtz and James Rugemeir.
both resort owners In the area
called the meeting and acted as
chief spokesmen for the business
men.
They conteided that n Negro
resort. or one conducted by n Ne
gro, In the area would drive away
their business which, they claim,
attracted mostly people from the
south.
Members Of the delegation
pointed out TO the businessmen
that first Of all the Parks resort
would not be an all-Negro resort,
but would be open to anyone that
wished to patronize II.
They also pointed out that II
all resorts were opened to
minority groups there would no
longer be any resorts known as
Negro" or Jewish" resorts.
All Of the stereotypes that at
tempt to justify racial prejudice
were brought forth by Kurtz and
Rugemelr.
The delegation quickly disprcv-
ed this line Of reason. to the ex-
tent that one merchant In the
audience interrupted after one Of
the town spokesmen stated that
the merchants of the town would
not cooperate" with Parks, 'Tf
he's got the money. he can get
anything he wants"
After the meeting, another mer-
chant confided in one Of the menl-
bers of the delegation, that he
thought that IL was only q matter
Of a short time before Parks
would be able TO get credit I'm
Richmond.
II was conceded at the outset
Of the meeting by the business
men that there was nothing leg
ally that they could do to prevent
Parks from occupying his pro-
perty.
They, however, were appealing
to him to sell out. In event he de-
cided to sell out, they had their
attorney present to handle the
transaction.
BY the time the meeting closed
IL appeared that the majority Of
the townspeople present, except
Rurtz and Rugemeir who remain
ed adamant in their views, had
changed their opinions In regards
to Parks and would accept him as
q person.
It was brought out in the meet
ing that Parks had purchased the
property from a Stearns County
public official. Kurtz and Ruge-
meir vowed that they would work
against the officials reelection be-
cause he sold Parks, a Negro, the
resort property.
The property Is located In
stearns county and Is about S5
miles northwest Of the Twin
Cities.
Parks purchased the property
in July, 1852. after looking at an
exhibition at a fair by a land inn
provement firm.
He plans 70 have the resort
open by the first fishing day and
has built all new cabins and other
buildings. The premises and acco-
modations win not be restricted
to any one race. nationality. or
creed.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23
TO DIES MONIES CoNFAB

Henry Thomas, head resident Of
Phyllis wheatley Minneapolis flew
70 Des Moines by Braniff Airlines
Saturday to attend q regional
planning meeting Of the National
Association of Settlements.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23

Flying Needles Club: The next
meeting of the Flying Needles
club will be Monday, Jan. 26 at
the home Of Mrs. John Wilson,
633 Iglehart Ave.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23

Cameo Club To Meet: The Cam
co Social club win meet Saturday.
Jan. 81 at the home Of Mr.. George
w. Brooks, Jr., ITO St. Anthony
Ave.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23
Don't Sell Dixie Short:
Donf Sell Dixie Short:
What South Is Byrnes
Seeking To Sell World?
By GORDON B. HANCOCK

Richmond, Va-It takes prophet of prophet
that the South of tomorrow will be the West of today
and of yesterday When Horace Greeley urged the
yesterday to West prophetic of what the wise
of tomorrow will They will urge young to South
Fortunately the masses of Negroes are already the
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23

One Year Old: Little Miss Cheryl
Alice White, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis White, Jr., 1908 No.
Dale st. was a year old Tuesday,
Jan. 13.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23
u HuPp0ns HereI
No Negroes Wonfed;
HuPp0ns HereI
No Negroes Wonfed;
Attempt To Force Man
To Sell Resort Property
Fails At Richmond, MINI.
By ED BLACKWELL
Staff Writer

Twenty businessmen and resort from Richmond,
Mnn tried last Saturday JAM IT, to buy Zenon Parks
Ills Fremont Ave- No. of property Horseshoe
lake. solely because he is Negro
Parks accompanied by five delegation that
tempted to convince the group that Negro in the would
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23
NJ. Y. FEPc Did n:
R. R. Trainmen Brotherhood
Admit First Negro To
Membership In The Union
BY SAMUEL p. PERRY, JR.

New York-(ANP)-The Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, an organization of that 25000 railroad workers
which tradtonay and by regulation has barred Negroes from
membership for the past 70 years has accepted Negro
Der for the first time in its history
The announcement made last week by Edward w Ed
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23
DovM BLACK VISITS MEXICO
DANCE AND 00NnERT

Dovie Black Of the promotion
firm Of Webster and Black visited
in Tijuana. Mexico during q trip
out West 20 California.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23

Dial Midway s34o to instert a
classified ad in this paper.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23

ector of the Ober Club who is
chairman of the city-wide pro-
gram. Both Commissioner Hal
vorson and Mr.. Mordh are pleased
by the reception and popularity
Of the skating parties with the
youngsters.
St. Paul recorder., 1953-01-23

LOOKING FOR A JOB? -
Better consult our classified ad
section each week on page 8.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVY OFFICER desires det. rambler
or Cape Cod; 2 or 3 bedrms. with witt,
lease. sa; 'I5teDS no.' SS-asYH9ss. ''S' 'A 80 s5: "
FAMILY WANT 2 or 3-bedroom fur
nished house near Bureau Of Stand
ards or Chevy Chase for July and
August. after 2 pm, EN-. 2-9572.
WANTED - A large. we'll : furnished
house with at least 4 bedrooms and
with large rooms on. the 1st floor.
Suitable for entertaining. Vicinity
Of Mass. Park. $500 to $500 month.
Long lease. WO. 6-5l63. -2b
WE HAVE an active demand for un-
trict. nearby Maryland and Vir-
Einia, Lstings are. invited. Better
results through better contacts
since 1878. THOS. J. FISHER &
CO., INC, T3S 18th st. NV. DI; z
SWISS COUPLE. diplomats, wish to
rent unfurnished house, 3 to 4 bed
rms. 2 to 3 yr. lease. NV; section,
over S176. Call WO. 6-1l70. -27
Evening star., 1953-06-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4,000 per
mo. Air cond. soda fountain. o-yr
lease: Rent: $125. CO. 5-9701. 25:.
eane n for business. man With h smell se
him nationally known tires, bat
tsries and accessories. Box 52-L,
NESWAfLY-EoUIPPED lunch room for
1cPf - ndea. ,snse M PfGhs LEE Laurel 7ss stter
DELICATESSEN AND LUNCHROoM
fine location: call II. 3-2373 or in
, person eI4 e; s ave; Sect sc: Ia 20,
town. Air-conGitioned. a steal at
$4,000 by OWNER. Elk. 3-93O5.
HARDWARE sToRE-New location,
tnS f srdfT; T4. SS92 Sts47E Wilson blvd Msgz-
seats go; good location in Alex; a
real money-maker; daily business
better than 5000. To inspect, call
M. BroTn, " with YEoNAs REALTY
SNAIL IA a-2lSGiL lSSGGiLrcArEssEN and SO Soda
fountain combina ton; open 8 days q
wk.: excel. business for man and
wife. Price. lock. stock and barrel,
only $4,000, terms avail. Call Mr..
srSTn; sIS,T6 with YEoNAs REALTY aS "a
SEVEN ACRES. with 41e-ft. frontage,
on level stretch Of Central ave. 10
miles. from D. C: line; "-rm., ccm-
pletely equipped roadside stsnd;
with .valk-in refgr. box. stand
nm: house with bath; lEe, separate
Price. Si4.25O; excel. terms ar
ranged. viii consider rental with
option to purchase. For appoint
ment;; call 10. a-6sos and 20.
REAL ESTATE PARTNER. estab. but
INACTIVE Va. firm, excel. oppor JE.
UsE6. CAR PARTNER. estas. % bus.
Also man interested in starting re-
opia oppor SARGE 5E sns 9ssis fs' station Ssssl
81, 100 D0WN-Rms.. apts.: 13 rms.
apt. rsfgrs. Mt. Pleasant vicinity.
ofFoslrf SE' s. 2ei; k;ANrs Va. STORE: ~ with
blvd: can give up to 4M yrs. lease
at $ls6 mo. w. D. McAFEE. JE.
USED SSDse. CAR LOT EQUIPMENT, IIs signs,
9ie*a is a4oDlirSss fSsx2 t.I apd ,o0SIISbHf, aSxaH,
switch panel with time clock, alum.
trailer once. Exide battery charger,
Black E. Decker auto polisher; ali
or in part: lot available through
realtor: gooo SPOT FOR live wire.
sstab: over 4 yrs. P. C. KLEIN, ME.
CAR WASH, new. modern; excel
returns; downtown location: low
rent: substantial amount OF cash
required; balance easy terms; good
for 2 partners. Box 356-K, Star.
DINING ROOM-Responsible person
to. take over operation Of small
hotel dining room on 18th st. NV,
Write WITT MRS: PHILIP ALTER, 1909
$1,000 TO $4,000. to buy or invest
in estab. business. by exper. sales
executive; Give fun details and
COLORED PROFESSIONAL MODEL
for this 5-room brick row in excel
lent ne. location; bsmt. finished
for once use: Soned first comml.
POTTS REALTY CO., LO. 7-931O,
EX. 3-0313.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
ApARTMETs

ALEXAlDRIA-Yates Garden. Two.
bedrm. brick house. through summer
or longer; beaut. furn. with ANTIQUE
mo. rental. SI65. caIi WASH.
INGToN q KANE, Realtors. KI. 8.
5046; eyes,. TIE. 6-5468. -2S
CH. CH., MD.-3 rms. 2M baths;
beaut. furn.: owner reserves rm
and bath with pvt. entr.: reas. rent
to or 3 adults. OIL. 4-7764. -21
NO. ARL.-July, August: 3 bedrms.
SSs; SSSpats $3.50 mo mss IL Ea9nssSmas; 4s5sI ssks
AhLExANDR!A-s Lex bedrms.. semidet.
DoOi; siS5. JE. zooiissSS..' 'N-ms@1n' @s7
CHEVY CHASE-zcompletely furn.
baths. two S0xS screened porches
TV room, laundry with auto. washer
Cali OIL. 2-7563. -27
CHEVY CHASE Area bedrooms
living room, den. dining room. kiteh.
en- and bath: gas heat, Lear 60.
rage: on quiet street in Chevy
Chase. Nd. $3.50 per month. Cal
nj M. sSST, BaFroT, DE. 2-S6oO: nights
RANDALL H. HAoNER g. CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. -27
2218 VIRGINIA AVE. N.W.-Attrac.
tive Georeetown-type house.
fgra; fgrn; and modern In all respects
S25V per mo.
1924 virginia ave. NV. Cute. 2,
ing rm. opens to fenced patio. $2O(
Woodward & NORRIS. Realtors
l723 goth st. NV. RE. 7-65Sl
Evening star., 1953-06-25
3151 Mount Pleasant st. NV.

Eficiency apts. avail. for immed
occup.; newly decorated, remodeled
nldg;: lge. rooms; good transp; from
S1g.50 up; adults only; all utilities
incttod iincitqtaed In rent: TO inspect. see
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV.
ME. $1,000
CGIIIoRETIs sII 5Isy,ieS:. Ro0Ms. s%emipy.. en- bath;
cof6kEhDs@e1i41s off6kSEhDse14 + ST. NV snd
2 rm. apts. S69.6O and Up. Sc!
Ianitor or phone WASHINGTON
COLoRED-22s3 18th 81. NV
incl. all utilities; recently remodeled
redecorated bldg: adults only; imme
oecup. To inspect see Jan. on prem.
A ises Or can NE $500;
rms; IN! Is: =. With s,; ssmiDyt; bath; adults only
call ME-. s-5402. '' A'' ''''''
COLORED-S2S o ST. N.W.-sm
apt. avail. for immed. occup.: adult.
Sonly; S376 80 mo. To inspect cal
CoEoREp@is1s oRaEIis1s 9th ST. NV,
$50 mo-: adults only: immed. occup
To inspect call ME. 6-5402.
coL0REDMls4s SstS EUCLID cnd ST ST NW IVrc5
S92.60 mo-: adults only: immed
occup. To inspect see ian. on prem.
COLORED-6O0 KEEPER PL. NV
Q rms, kitchen, share bath; utils.
see or phone, after 2 pm. RA
COLORED-MODERN studio apt.
with pvt bath and kit; rent, $50. so
can be seen after g pm. 1872 Cor.
coran st. NV. TORRE REALTY CO.
1928 N. Capitol ST., HO. 2-72O0.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

WHEATON-3.bedrm. detached brick
rambler; utility rnn., storage attic,
fenced yd.; lease: avail. July o: S11O
month. LO. 5-3443. -25
AVAIL. JULY 1-Three-bedrm. ram
bier, wooded, fenced I'd; conv. 10
cation; $1S5. il. 3-0755. 80
FALLS CHURCH-3-b brick CO.
lonial, full bsmt., lge., level yd.; de-
sirable neighborhood; avail. July 6;
$135. COS Z. Marshall st. JE,
ARLINGTON-2-yr. .-old brick house,
8 rms, Ia baths; $165 mo. 2100 N.
Potomac St. JE. 10000. -26
AURORA HILLS, Arl., 1925 s. 26th
rd.-Lovely o. 3-bedrm. brick home.
ga baths, 1iv. rm., din. rm., kit,
nm. rec. rm.: att. gar. See to apprec.
Open for inspection, is pm. -26
N. ARLINGTON-3-bedrm. brick Co
lonial, newly dec; conv. to Penta-
gon, schools and shopping. Avail.
immed. $3.50. ia. 8-S2S1. -26
WHEATON N-3-bedrm. brick rambler,
large yard. For details. EN-. 2-2395.
ARLINGTON-Two-b -bedrm. semidet..
nr. Pentagon, Wesh-Lee shopping
center: avail. 7-16: -$110 per mo,
EN-. 3-567S days; EN-. 3-920S ewes.
vIRGNIA-S135 mo-. less for ione
lease: 4 bedrms. Close to school and
Shops, Fenced yard, JE S.S7O2
Evening star., 1953-06-25
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. safe storage IN
separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7.0104. UNION STOR-
LfGHr AaE c0 aAHGNc tfslain'q iosai moyiSs gsSs
beaches esp. S. L. NORRIS. 4510 18th
st. NV. Call tn 2,1150 after 4 pm
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates; JUDsoN
ROYALL TRANSFER-We will move
you by Job or So hr. Six rms. aS
low as $50. DE. 2-0066. 29'
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H
GREENE, Ii. 1858. 20
EARL'S VAN SERVICE, moving and
general hauling at any time; reas
MOVING AND HAULING, day OF
night. Prompt service. reasonable
rates. CO. 5-9S59. as
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937: eyes,. RA. 3-l416.
FREE PACKING BOXES - Chester
Movers: anything, any time. Luggage
boxes. etc. RE. 1850. ia. 9-0l 15.
81
Evening star., 1953-06-25

DRIVING DIRECTIONS: Out South
Capitol st. to Atlantic St., left to
4th St, right to Brandywine, LETT
to apartments.
BY BUS: Take AZ bus to 4th and
open noon till dark or by appoint
ment. Phone RESIDENT MANAGER
10. 2-0eS1.
Evening star., 1953-06-25
HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN TO SHARE lge. house in NV
with 3 congenial men under 80
Pvt. bedrm. Reas. RIA. 3-6950,
Evening star., 1953-06-25
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn: or unfurn .apts. OF
(whitel. open z days. MA. a-0001
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
apis. and rooms for Geo. Wash.
Univ. students and faculty. Write
only care Of Housing Once, GNU.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

HOWARD HOTEL
One bldg. for sale. for lease: ~
rms, Z baths: near YMCA and
GWU. A money maker. clean as .
Sin.O00 cash. Exclusive with
ecHULLER, MA. 3-0010.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

BRIGHTWoOD
s IL baths. 2 W porehes. oil h.-w'h :.
Lear garage, .lge. lot. This house is
in Al cond. DON BLAIR, RA.
$4,000, RE 1872.
BRIGHTWOOD AREA
A very nice row brick home, con .
crete front porch. recep. hall. 1st-h.
den; 4 bedrms. on End d.; rec: rm.
det. garase. CAN Mrs. Christakos,
RIA. 6-3129 or OIL 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO, Realtors os
Evening star., 1953-06-25
CLEVELAND PARK
4343 RENO RID.

OPEN FROM 2. DAILY
Custom built det. brick home, with
3 large bedrms.. 2K baths: finished
dormitory rm. on 3rd A.: l.4-ft. din;
rm., liv. rm. with fireplace ana
rage that might be converted into
den: ground-leve basement with
fireplace; lovely yard with trees;
near ell schools and crosstown bus.
line. Mrs, Dawson on premises' or
MARSHALL J. wAP1E co.
Realtor. 1924 14th St. AD. 4-2oO9
(ContiHued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1953-06-25

Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH-Lovely q.
rm. Semidet brk. homes: excel. eond
Owners bought other hopes WaTt Wa,
7-6501. RA. 3-6552.
5315 3rd ST.-1s-ft. row brick side
hall entr., 2 bedrms., " baths m
End A.: beaut. cond. Terms. AVON
5HOCKEY. Realtor. TU. 2-2l00:
Auan TIA 0-A1TR
Evening star., 1953-06-25

EFFTCIENCY-l7th and Columbia
I'd; NV. in apt. bldg; $e6. o. aD'
cREERsNSfI.AwN cRERsNSfIAwN APTs.-sec. 1 and 2;
EASTERN and N. H. aveS.-1-bedrm.
apt, Ss5: 2-bedrm. apt. S97. 80.
Incl. utils. Excel. tranSp. JU. S-4934.
8 BEDRMs., liv. rm.. kit, bath.
$3.50 per month incl. utilities. Call
NO. 7-O4s6 or RA. S-1397 to insp.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Live in: perm, lob: SAT nh tn start
COLLECTOR

Exper., installment accounts bv tele-
phone. Perm. position. LONGS
731 Tth ST. NV. 3
Evening star., 1953-06-02
hElP-MEN

PAINTERS 4 lCTrI WANTED. csn EN-.
PARkitNG LOT ATTENDANTS, s mus.
nave %. c: permit and be sober and
Iellable, with good recommend ations.
gee personnel manager. 1895 Eye st.
PARTS MAN. age 81 to IS, to man
age. parts department for truck
equipment manufacturer. to handle
sales Of parts ordering. storing and
oVeF@es paid sff0FSs over 9dsS hour, week
benefirs: etc. Apply Mr.. FoLLiN.
11oo5 Wis. ave. NV. Phone RE.
PHARMACIsr - CARRIER pR6c.
employees, Dement'S. Oh. $1,000.
PHoTo CoGPoN SALESMAN. s1-s
Per PEI ssle' l, Travel; transp. tgrn. Ap-
PLAsTERERS-First-class, PL whit. me-
Shsn1es Is6s,s, only: dd plenty of work. Can
PLUMBER's HELPERs. experience.
Apply JACK SCHWARTZ q son,
sn9 n94 ontario I'd. n.w.' between $3.50
PORTER: solcred. general work in
dishEashing machine: Md. drivers
permit: BRADLEY DRUGS. INC,
osH0 Arlington I'd. Bethesda. OIL.
PORTER. young man, also capabl. MSi
mems clothing store. Apply Mr..
Tomkins, ST EWAR MEMS
CLOTHES. INC, 80 p st. NV, "a
PORTER, for jewelry store; must be
neat In appearance. Call MR.. PAR.
PORTER-DISHWASHER, colored, ex.
perienced, refs; 2 am. to 4:3O pm,
Closed Sundays and holidays. ma.
TIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn.
ave. NV. q
Evening star., 1953-06-02
LOUIS PEARLsTEIN,

Filed May 20. 1853. Harry NJ. Hull
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia
In re: Application of Steve Clef-
tGsianis, Pota Cleftogianis. and
Charles .Cleftogiants. Alex Clefto-
gianis, Mary Stella Cleftoeianis.
Pota Cleftoeianis. their father and
mother and next friend 1882 Under
wood st. NV. Washington, D. Co.
Civil Action No. 244S-'53. FOR
CHANGE OF NANdE.-ORDER OF
PUBLICATION. = Steve Cleftoeianis
and Pota. Cleftogiants. having filed q
complaint. in behalf of themselves
and in behalf of their minor children.
Charles. Alex and Mary Stella
Cleftogianis. for Judgment chana.
Ing, their family name to Clifton
with no change in their given
names. and having applied to tbs
Court for an order Of publicat tior
OF the notice required by Law IN
such such cases: g. : . II Is: by the Court; thi:
that. that az y pc persons sons. concerned show
the The 9Th nthv.la day Of june 1853; Why
should not be granted. Proyided
That copy OF this order be pub.
Iished once . week for three con.
secutive weeks before said day il
The Evening Star Newspaper anC
the Washington Law Reporter. Is.
JAS. w. NORRIS, Judge. tSeal.
A True Copy. Test: HARRY III
DUR& Deputy Clerk. je2.o. .l0
Evening star., 1953-06-02
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