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to insure success in Hollywood.
Rex, the famous milliner out
here in California, whose salon
is a "back-fence gossip center"
for just about any feminine any
body who is anybody, thinks
Jane Wyman is one of his bet
ter millinery advertisements. We
Jane Wyman is one of his better
asked her about hats at the
party and she said that though
she "likes" hats she cloves"
pretty shoes. But Rex can relax.
She had on a pretty design Of
his that evening in blue velvet.
Also pulled a switch on the old
autograph routine by asking
handsome young jeff Hunter for
his picture and autograph for
her 13-year-old daughter Maui
reen earlier that evening.
Janet Leigh was also at the
party. Her silver hair came
about for her role in Prince
Valiant" She liked the color SO
we'll she's going to keep it that
way for a while. Mamie Van
Doren was another silver haired
fair one in attendance. Looks
like a strong Jean Harlow type
return judging from the numer-
Gus silver-blond seen in Cali
fornia right now.
After viewing the fabulous
presentation of costumes Gre
ated for such films as "Missis-
sippi Gambler" forbidden, u
HAS Anybody Seen My Girl'
and "All I Desire" whose style
periods ranged from 1925 to
| 1858, I asked a few Of the male
stars present a few questions
about feminine fashions.
Their remarks are amusing
and interesting. Rock Hudson
has a deadly question in reverse
when he's with a girl who's wear
ing something he doesn't like
what are you wearing that
for?" It's enough to stop traffic
jeff Chandler was quick to an
swer that he "liked 'em" when
I asked him what it was he
didn't like about women. He
doesn't like women that are un-
tidy, in bad taste, or who go in
for extravaganza in clothing or
Evening star., 1953-11-22

ening up thrifty women for a
worthy cause?
Right now I am working on a
game designed to remold the
conservative spender into a
money's-no-object tycoon. This
game, to replace bridge, Canas-
ia and recipe-swapping as af-
ternoon diversion, is called
Lets Form a Corporation. "
Special prizes 60 to the players
who pull off the slickest merger,
float the biggest bond issue and
show the largest profit from an
investment.
I'm also mulling over a child's
version (best to get them young,
they say) to replace come to
see." This is called Bank
Evening star., 1953-11-22

BY EIeni
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-No
fashion story out of California
is complete without the very
important mention of Holly
woods contribution to the fash
ion world. It has been a major
one since the beginning days of
the movie industry out here.
Moving pictures don't set
styles as much today as they
once did. They reflect them but
can and do set many hair and
makeup trends in addition to
frequently launching a fashion
fad. Generally speaking they
don't set silhouette trend.
Films are frequently fashion
documentaries. jeff Morley, jr.,
one of the designing trio of
Rosemary Odell, Bill Thomas
and Morley at Universal-Inter-
national, brought this out in a
brief talk with him. For the
costumes in 1.-The Glenn Miller
Story he had to trace the fash
ion picture from about 1926 to
the '4Os. For these he consulted
the VogueS, Harper's Bazaars
and other fashion periodicals OF
that period that are part of the
fashion research library at the
studio. They'll even run of q
picture like Henry the Fifth" tC
get an idea of what was worn
for q new film assignment such
as Chain Mail" A record i:
also kept Of all fabrics and cos
tune sketches done for use ir
any 11lm for reference.
Designing for the screen Il
regulated by many things. The
most important is the "time
test" It can't look out Of date
via the clothes If the release
date is held up a year or two.
Bill Thomas has been with
Universal international fol
about four years. He recently
completed the costumes for the
new Magnificent ObSession, .
starring Jane Wyman. One OF
the gowns is pictured for you.
He agreed with Ida Bell Kahn
one of the wardrobe mistresses
at the fashion party held in Uni
versal = International'S commits
sary, that film designing is some
times like bridge building. You've
got to have a perfect foundation
or else. Not all stars and starlets
have perfect figures. So the
fashions must be really built out
Contrary to all the pictures Of
Jane Russell and Marilyn Mon.
roe in circulation, Mr.. Thomas
said that there is a growing
trend to covering up the charm:
of many of the beauties. Cleav-
age isn't enough. Good posture
and grooming are more impor,
tant. Catching the eye of pro-
ducer at 10 am. might be easier
II a Starlet's seams are straight
her nails beautifully done anC
not chewed down to the nub. Mr.
Thomas says producers notic'
those things as well as a gooC
figure. A pretty face isn't enough
Evening star., 1953-11-22
tMoy Morqoet Mcbride SoZs-
Women Aren't Stingy, but Men Write Lorger Checks

Teller" and the little girls will
sit at metal cage windows and
count out stacks Of stage money
which they shove through the
wicket to little boys.
Two more boring games have
never been invented, but des-
perate situations require des-
perate measures.
Meanwhile, until the arrival
of the new, free-money era for
the female, I'll go along defen-
sively explaining we aren't
stingy. just inexperienced as
Mrs. Horton says. But I still
think that if I'm ever in charge
of a charity funds drive, I'll
keep my doorbell ringers busy
evenings and week-ends- and
Evening star., 1953-11-22

necklines. Mystery fascinates
u.s. says this star.
Tony Curtis had a verbal VOL
ley with Nanny Spaak, head of
the wardrobe department at the
studio. In a question period
following the fashion show, he
proclaimed that he wished movie
stars could be left alone to ex-
press themselves in their clothes
off screen. who cares if I wear
a shirt with a higher and longer
collar to hide what I think is my
long neck?" said Tony.
II do" said Mr.. Spaak. The
subject was dropped.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Wire Whisk Good

A whip or whisk will beat in
more air than a rotary beater;
that's why many good cooks like
to use this utensil in beating egg
whites for angelfood cake. If
you are planning to use your
whip for angelfood, you'll find
that one made of fine wire is
best for this purpose.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

when the man
of the family
is at home.
This is not
to call women
stingy, exactly.
Still, the fact
remains that
t h e average
m a n doe S
write a more
j m p o S i n g.
charity check.
And you really
can't bru S h
this statistic
Evening star., 1953-11-22

just for good measure, I'll hand
pick the prettiest to make the
most important calls. I'll bet
on old Joe to stunt a bit with
his checkbook when confronted
with pretty lady.
From AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1953-11-22

It's no secret among practiced
fund raisers that if you want
to get big donations for a cause.
the time to ring doorbells is
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-MorrioeeLicense
Applications

Under D. c. iaip couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tUait three fun days
and recefDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
The Rev. Charles Lowell. 40, 1898 Jeni-
Ter st: NV. and Arianne Hadley, %
1904 Forest lane.
Svend Langsem. 80. Fairfax Hotel, and
Ann syenkesen. 80. 3041 White
James Starnes. 20. 1917 H st. me-, and
Edna Sherred. 30. 1911 Alabama
ave. Sc.
Ronald HARRINGTON, %, 1775 Massachu-
sets ave-, and Judith Ginsberg. 20,
Alexandria. Va.
Walter Meadour, jr., rs. 321 = st. ne.
and Laura Alexander. II. 1912 Val
ley pl- Sc
Charles Hurdle. 90. and Rita Brown. II,
both Of $500 T st.>n.w.
Jack Martinez, "a. 1888 New Hampshire
ave: NV. and Marilyn Schwartz. II,
1873 New Hampshire ave. NV.
Alphonso Higdon.. %. Baltimore, Md,
and Beulah Reed. 81, 10S 35th st. n e.
Charles Izaguirre. 80, 732 Fern pl. NV.
and Martha Mitchell, 20. 1912 Cathe-
dral ave. NV.
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Deaths Reported
(From D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics.)

(From D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics.)
Hugh Sterling s5. 42O5 Military rd NV.
Celina Cribbin. 80. PAPA I'd st. ne.
Mary Boyd. 70, 1907 18th st. NV.
Jeanne anne Boudon. IL, 115 Lexington dr..
Jacob Shulman, II 1885 Georgia ave
NV.
joseph Msrrauzano, IS. 1879 Taylor
ST. NV.
Mary Grady. ~. 1922 N st. NV.
Nellie Upperman. so 1929 N. Capitol st.
George Thomas. 6S. 1894 Massachusetts
victor trimmer, es, 80 F st. NV.
Peter Ludwig 67. 5122 Macarthur blvd.
Mathew Lepley, 81. $3.50 Nebraska ave.
M ss%s. Fs pia. e. t 9 s s Mount it. View
s ,;4i $sI!.sSsr. 90, ss2a skylsna gl. Sc.
George Todd, rs 1921 Fourth ST. s.w
Wa johnson dGssm g. iSes Gor Sen St ers.;
Mary PROCTOR. ee. 1924 Nash st. ne.
Cannsn Key 50. 42O4 WASHINGTON pl.
seorgis smith. 81. ESQ Sal, ,s St. ne.
Mamie Brooks. 81. 1917 s st. ne.
Infant Paul Better, 1878 Savannah st.
Sc.
Josephine Macdonald. "a 24Os Massa-
An fnSe'i Fer TsT; n -. 2ao H st. me-
Emma Hartman ~. 5025 Macomb st.
william Barnett. es. 11o1 Euclid st.
Walter York. SO. 5015 14th st. NV.
Samuel Talbert. SO. S2S Sligo ave-. Sill
Peter Kezelos. So Is Ninth ST. Sc
Frank Soules, 4S, st. Anthony, Idaho.
William jackson. So. 1874 25th st. ".
Frances Vlasoplous. 46, 704 Que ST. n w.
Ernestine Winestock 20. HOG Sixth st.
S.w.
Moses Thompson. II. s14 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
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BY the Associated Press

Mai. Charles Yeager, the
worlds speed champion, was
stunned by a blow at the climax
of his recent 1,650-mile-an-hour
fight, according to an &C
quaintance.
Robert B. Hotz, executive ed
itor of Aviation Week magazine,
said he had been told the Bell
X1A rocket ship went violently
out of control and tossed Maj.
Yeager about so that his head
smashed the lining of the cockpit.
He said Maj. Yeager had "just
passed mach 212"-21a times the
speed of sound, or about 1850
miles an hour-when the plane
went out of control.
1t was then at 10000 feet, hav-
ing leveled off after a climb from
its B-29 bomber launching at
10000 feet.
Mr.. Holtz said the plane was
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Emerald Islander
Gets CoIors Mixed
By the Associated Press

DANVILLE, Va.-From now on
it's a green mail box for Peter
Spratt, an Irish youth visiting
here. Young Spratt made the
mistake of trying to mail a letter
in a red mail box" instead of
the green one.
Several pieces Of fire-fighting
equipment responded.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ARTHUR J. CERRA, Attorney.

1000 Vermont Ave. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Holding
Probate Court:-No. .s3.s57. Admin
That the subscriber, of the District
Of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF Co
essae Of Ifsts1s Gs sts 81 he
District of Columbia. deceased, All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
t hs the es sane Tn sas e hs
day Of June. AID. 1854; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given
December 1853. ROSE FEHER,
THEoDoRE coGswELL. Reeister Of
C Gts f oi th see pr Rs:t,e' court 81
de22. 29-ja5
LAWRENCE E. CARR. Jr.. Attorney,
1925 Connecticut Ave-. NV:
Filed Dec. Is. 1858. Harry M. Hull.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
c eTa Us Il. HOWARD. Plsintin
VS.. ELAINA HOWARD, Defendant.
No. 496S-53.-The object Of this
suit is that plaintiff be granted an
absolute divorce on the grounds OF
voluntary separation in excess of
five (5) years. On motion Of the
plaintiff, It Is this 18th day of
December, 1853, ordered that the
defendant, ELAINA HOWARD cause
her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays occurring after the day
Of the first publication Of this
order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with rs In case Of de-
fault. Provided, . copy Of this
order be published once q week for
three successive weeks In the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day. 49,
P ItavI1: l a PINE, judge; seal
BY ANGELA NJ. SHEEHAN, Deputy
Clerk. de22. 2oja5
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Pilot Knocked Out of Flight
For Record Editor DiscIoses

picking up speed when it lurched
out of control, just before ex-
hauSting its fuel.
He said Maj. Yeager didn't
know what happened" but re-
covered to find the plane whirl-
ing around at a fairly low alti-
tude."
At a news conference here De-
cember II, Maj. Yeager conceded
it had been a difficult flight, but
he declined to go into details.
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PERSONALS Cont

MlMEOGRAPHING. 500 copies. s. rs
ICE co 174O K NV. ST 3-6IS6.
NURSING CARE for those who care.
Saii Miss Phipps,. R.N., MT. VERNON
CONVALESCENT HOSP 1901 Cal
overt st NV Approved and licensed
FLYN BEAUTY COLLEGE i2i0 @
st nv
VACANCY-Newly furn.. clean, pleas
ant room, board, for elderly guests;
GOOD food, care. NO. 7-3242. 81
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THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AuctioneerS,
Perpetual Bldg, iii E st. NV.

T sToSY k s57s 81 Seuf HME1 THS
NUMBER fS12 FIFTH STREET.
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust
Folio 229 ct seq. of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii sell. at public aTGtion IN front ron,
Fl P1 rs OT paY OF on JANUARY Ap
1954. AT TWO O'Clock PM. the
following described land and prem
ises, situate in the District of Co
lumDia, and designated as and being
Street by, the, full depth thereof. Of
Lot numbered TWENTY-FIVE t22) in
Francis Datcher's subdivision in
Square Numbered Four hundred and
seventv-f1ve (475). as per plat re-
corded in the Once Of the Surveyor
Liber 3 at folio III. Known for
purposes of taxation as Lot S12 in
Terms: Sold subject to prior
tbuilding .,ssociation! deed Of trust
particulars Of which win be an
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $4,000
required. Conveyancing, recording.
s %ents at made as d dsts Of 4d' sa
Terms to be complied with within 80
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion of the
ROBERT J. HARLAN.
JAMES E. SCOTT,
de24, o6,2y ja1.4 Trustees.
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PERSONAL

WILL TELL you how to play q musi-
cal instrument with your favorite
records. II. C., WO. 6-8504. ewes.
and kindergarten. Full or part
time. Individual care, excel. meals.
School program. Arl. Va, State
and county license. ia. 1920.
ia. 1854.
VACANCY, elderly lady; reas. rates:
home comfort and care. television.
HILLANDALE REST HOME. HE.
VACANCY IN NURSING home Tor
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed by State and county, JU
FORMS 81, o 9. lob applications pre-
pared and typed. Personnel COUNSEL
ing. EXCHANGE SERV.. ST. 3-61S6.
90"
MEXICAN LAWYER. registered con-
sulate all Mexican legal matters.
Immigration EDMUNDO CASTILLO.
$50 Broadway. New York q n. 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-29

When answering advertisements
addressed to Star boreS do NOT
inclose original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
SondI uGlue. Copies Serve the pur-
pose and originals may get lost
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Births Reported

From the D C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
BOYS
Albert and Susanna Ahern, jr.
William and Wilma Craven.
William and Shirley Hoofnagle.
James and Margaret. Krankin.
Donald and Margaret Parks.
Robert and Iris Stickel
Anton and Erika Bajuk.
Noble and Frances Hembree.
Philip and Josephine Kogok.
Wayne and Lila Mullins.
Robert and Grace Springer.
william and MarliS Wilkinson.
GIRLS
Placid and Johanna Anastasi.
Dennis and Margaret Blannin.
Raymond and Eunice George.
Stephen and Mary Lewis.
william and Margie Smith.
Joheph and Mary Zaccagnino.
John and Grace Berger.
Glenn and Marjorie DeWald.
William and Dolores Hennessy.
Robert and Liesa McFadden.
Clinton and Juanita Stother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-29
AUCTION SALES
c. G. SLOAN & CO., INC,
AUCTIONEERS.
AuctiOneerS- ADnraiSePa.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE

LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Collection of imported European an
tique brass, china and metal table
lamp bases, cruet sets, plated plat
ter covers. china, glassware, tiles,
ETC.; mahogany bedroom and dining
Dom suites. red leather two-cushion
love seat, upholstered sofas and
chairs. large lot of metal shelving.
leather hassocks, beds. springs, mat
tresses. pictures table and floor
lamps etc.
AT SLOAN'S. us 18th ST. NV.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 80,
AT 10 AM.
Terms: Cash. c. G. SLOAN & CO.,
INC, Aucts. Established 1891.
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HElP-MEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADJUSTOR-ES
Large automobile insurance company
affiliate OF General Motors. Aptitude
for mechanics and ability to sell
ideas are important. New company
car. insurance plans. paid vaca-
tons and 3 mos. training period.
Minimum starting salary S275 per
mo. Write do not Phonel, MOTORS
INSURANCE CORP, 91S 18th St
NV, wash. D. c. Include personal
history. education, experience or
other qualifications 20
APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN = Young
man with car. handy with electrical
repairs. for service and delivery
work; salary and car expenses. Call
at 604 9th St NV. ask for MR.
DeMERS, or phone RE. 7-S0SS for
appointment 80
ASST. ENGINEER AND MAINT. MAN
maint. man lwhitel; must know all
seneral repair work. Good salary,
plus 2-bedrm. apt. and. pleasant
working conditions offered to q re-
liable. sober man. Contact Mr..
Walker, between 8 and 1890 am.
Wed. only. Dec. 30. 81 18th st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BULOYA WATCHES. $685. discount
ARTHUR Markell $40 st nv
FLORIDA Observation-Disclosures
ponsible person to drive brand-new
1854 automobiles to Miami, Fla.
Call Baltimore. Belmont 5-1400.
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSUR.
ANCE CO. OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN. 300 Seventh ST.
holders Of the FiREMEN'S INSUR-
A ANCE co Of Westminster ,f ana
of the company on Monday Janu-
airy 4. 1854. for the purpose Of
electing Ii directors for the ensu-
ing year. Polls open from II am to
v, MANNING HOFFMAN. sEcY.
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COLLECTION MAN

COLLECTION MAN
EE.larienced in all phases Of INSTALL
ment collecting; top salary. steady
Hh5o5Lt 4 { & cLoTHiNd CO.. $o5
COLLECTION SUPERVISOR
Man to take complete charge. credit
and collection dept. capable OF or
ssaan r1: and SUPERVISING own help.
ment business: This. is an oppor-
tunity of lifetime for an agrees
sive hard-working individual to
obtain a lifetime position with a
limit to Salary. Write. giving de-
tails as to age, experience, family
and salary requirements. BOX 336-E.
Star 30
COOK, experienced and dependable:
= days week. 9;30 to 7:30 pm;
have ability to read orders from
ther details, i apply e Dinner BELL.
56l55 Wis. ave, Bethesda. OIL, A.
CREDIT MANAGER to take iuu
charge, clothing, jewelry. WAR
REN,S. 1890 !th st. NV: al
lecting. State experience, salary ex-
pected. Replies confidential. Box
4A6-Y Star
DANCE TEACHERS uO). young men.
ages 20-30. to teach ballroom dane
ing full or part time. with WASH
ington'S oldest and LARGEST dance
studies: Permanent positions. No
experience necessary. we train you.
Excellent salary and working con-
ditions. Apply In person from 1
to 8 pm. to Mr.. Albert. DON MAR
TIM DANCE SUDIos. 5O2 18th
DANCE TEACHERS. 90 needed. No
exper necessary: paid while train
Ing DU 7-5520 for appointment.
DELIVERY BOY wanted. prefer one
that has worked in flower shop. Ap-
ply EVANSVILLE FLOWER SHOP,
5205 baltimore ave. 81
DELIVERY CLERK; must have driv-
er's permit: 40-hour week: $50:
good refs. required. Apply Room
95l, Warner Bldg. 80
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'NOTICE-SALE OF DELINQUENT
TAX PROPERTY OFFICE OF THE

COMMISSIONERS or THE bis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. December
90. 1853 Notice is hereby given
that in accordance with provisions
Of the Act of Congress, approved
July /. 1902, 80 Stat 632 oh. 1858.
to amend an Act in relation to taxes
and tax sales in the District OF
Columbia, approved February %.
1898 as amended. and in accord
ance with Public Law 173. S3rd
Congress approved July 81 1853
making appropriations for the Gov
eminent of the District of Columbia
for the fiscal year 1854, there has
been published in all regular issues
of the Daily News Newspaper on
December 6 and Is. 1853. list of
taxes in arrears on real property in
the District of Columbia on July
l. 1853, including special assess
ments overdue, and II these taxes
and assessments overdue. with pen
a'ties and costs. are not paid prior
to January 10. 1864, the date fixed
for sale, the property involved will
be sold at public auction BY the Col
lector of Taxes. D. C.. Room 500.
uary 10. 1854. and continuing each
work day. Saturday. Sunday and
legal holidays excepted; until an
sAMuEL SPENCER, RENAL T.
Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia. Attest: G. NJ. THORNETT
Secretary" de23.24,29.30
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CLERK to do title and tag work FOR
GIN dealer; tipping and knowledge Of
Thompson Ii. 67200 for interview.
81
CLERK DRIVER for drugstore work.
Good hours. good pay. Apply $500
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RUY-LINES By Nancy Susser

New York, Dee. 29-rm afraid Of colds !. :. espe-
cially this time Of year. That's why try to keep
my family's resistance up >. by serving them
doctor ordered" for FIORIDAS are = :roId.
mine" Of Vitamin C the vitamin that helps
build vesisfGnce against colds and flu . and you
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NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
11OQ 18th CT w

ATTENTION, WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
ExPERiENcED OR BEGINNERS
5-DAY. 30 TO 40 HOUR WEEK
Will Save You Time and Money
SMANY POSITIONS
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CLEANERS

COLORED
Can earn up to S12 per day
with steady work on large
project development. Apply in
person. WARWICK VILLAGE,
Rental ONCE. Mt. Vernon and
Commonwealth ayes. Alexan-
dria, Va. TIE. 6-69l2,
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

c0MlMN1ssIoNIERs, D; c. Pee. "a;
held by the Commissioners. D. G re-
closing is certain street area an adrI pub
that street area and alleys riferred
to should be closed. NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that under date
et Dec .o,, g. 1853 they have p5sPaEed
That pursuant to the provisions Of
P. L. BOZ. appr'd Dec Is 1882.
in green on plats filed in the Office
Strt tie as surS MsDs ss1 E. sS Bf and
1915 are hereby ordered CLOSED:
same to take effect on and after
JAN. 15., 1854: the title to land
comprised in said areas so closed
owners as shown on said maps:
said closings to take effect Jointly
or separately by subsequent order or
orders on the effective date aforesaid.
d dsscribed as as toiloT s q ciOslns
Of part Of Send St. NV, bet.
Upton st; & lockwood Parkway.
81 new RfG street area in me lieu S't thereOf
Of part of seth ST.. Sc. bet;
E Capitol 81 and Ayres Pl. s and
is. O. Map No. 3916," Any and
all parties interested must file
in writing, with the Commissioners,
D. c., objections. II any. t. these
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