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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
FREDERICK
By Mrs. Emma HOVey
Phone Frederick S81l
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Row T.. JOnpS PosfOr

Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Roy L. Jones, Pastor
Worship hour, II a. m. Miss Ruth
Early, Organist.
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Mr.. John
Woodrow, superintendent.
Sunday evening services, 1880
p. m.
Thursday prayer services, 1880
p. m.
Services at Barratt's Chapel, Sun
day, January II, at 2:30 D. IN.
Mr.. Ralph Stevens and Mrs. Mae
Ayers spent Sunday with her bro
Their, Mr.. w. Strum, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Clark and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Moore and children, all of Will
mingtOn, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rob-
bins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Denney of
Marcus Hook were Sunday guests
of her mother, Mrs. Maggie Sapp.
Earl Webb of the University of
Delaware, spent the weekend with
his family, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Webb,
Sr.
Mrs. Sallie Smith was Sunday
dinner guest of her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lois Mcqueen.
Miss Mills and sister of Milford,
visited their sister, Miss Laura
watkins on Saturday at the Nc
Queen Nursing Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rawlins and
Mrs. Sallie Williams were recent
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. r
Hall, Dover. Recent dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins were Mr.
and Mrs. John Makan of Washing
ton, d. c., and Mrs. Ruth Hall of
Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smick and
son, Alvin, were New Years week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
Harrington, BayOnne, N. J., Mrs.
Mary Remick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Deacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Harrington, of Crawford, N. l.
Mrs. Orvill Pearson spent Thurs
day with her cousin, Mrs. Jack
Tribbitt and children of Lynch
Heights.
Seaman Claude Peterman spent
the weekend with his wife and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Peterman. Peterman is stationed at
the Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Krisco of
fredericksburg, Md, entertained on
New Years Day, at a turkey din
ner, Mrs. Mary Joseph of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Word of
Bonwill House. had as house
guest through the holiday season.
Mrs. Joseph Lands of Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Armour of
EastOn, Md, were overnight guests
on Thursday of his father, Mr..
Frank Armour.
On Sunday afternoon, January
10th, Miss Katherine Ann FLANAGAN
attended the wedding of Miss Jov
Ross, to Mr.. Casper Powell, Jr., at
the Methodist Church in Magnolia
Mrs. Harry Flanagan has been
quite i'll this week. Our wishes for
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Harry Fisher, ST.. and
daughter, Lillian, will move this
week in the Mrs. Julia Darby home
eOn Front Street.
Mrs. Thelma Boone visited on
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15

infant is the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney l.. DOwnes of
Lewes, ard the great-great-grand-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Downs, living near here.
Horace w. Warrington, age So
years, a retired farmer, died Tues
day Of last week at his home on the
MillsbOro-Lewes Road. Funeral
services were held on Friday at the
Atkins Funeral Home, Lewes. Bur-
ial was made in the church yard
at COnley's Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Short and
family were recent weekend
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Linden Short at Riverdale.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Collins have
moved from the Poplar Thicket"
Farm in Long Neck to a farm near
Georgetown. The house vacated by
them will be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cannon, who moved in on
Monday of last week.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
CRIME DOESN'T PAY

SALEM, Ind.-(P- Burglaries
hardly seem worth while in Salem.
Nine business establishments were
broken into here in one day, with
a total loss of SIG in change reported
to police.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-15
WINTER MELON IS GIFT

PoTTsToWN, Pa.-B -o'Neil
CamahOs likes to raise watermelons
out Of season. He recently save his
largest watermelon to a POttstOwn
Hospital 10 satisfy a dying mans
wish for a watermelon.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
REPRESENTATIVES,
$4,000 PLUS

Neat. intelligent. COLLEGE education.
ambitious. age 81 to S5. Experience
not necessary. Must be available at
once. ME. S-2336. -13
sALESMAN. white: outside; for ne.
fan.ses. sas. water heaters Kitchen cab
10as commission. write stating EN-
tus and phone no. Box 423-E Star.
SALESMAN. COLLECTOR for estab.
hshed industrial Insurance. route.
Auto necessary. Apply 500 Column
age Is to sS: ceiiese
preferred. Must have open mind and
Work In WASHINGTON. Maryland or
Virginia. Income open. Apply El1l
MIR. KIRKLAND. Ia
SALESMAN to seii reupholstering and
slip covers; essential qualifications
are honesty, sales ability and will
tngnesS to work: must have ear:
good man can earn $50 and more
per week. JCFFE FURNITURE Co,
81 S4Ss g; HeosSia. Sisa.ossve.' ave. Silver sprins'
sAIksS3N.s All IA sIsSoH eoiofed. SIS to $50 @1T Der
day while training fun or part
I'm time; ssss ness; references. Over p
sSIEsMHN%Es.ab,ished food route. y
Silver Spring and NV. D. c. area:
salary. car allowance, commission
Write Box lis. Bladensburg. Nd.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
SlrUArIoNS-DoMEsTIc

CoOK-G.H.W.-Reliable eolored girl
ssSaeS desires I'D S,day week. refs iIu'
lady desires day
work: excellent refs. Ii. 1883.
WOMAN. white. Christian, exper.
h:k. and companion; clean habits;
SKILLED XII Iii foessi DSMEsTic sri IL HELP Wno know
the value of service and RESPONSE
bility; highest character: years Of
exper. NATIONAL DOMESTIC sERV-
ICE UNION, Local No. l. Hu. 3;65s5.
sires live-in position: Al refs; has
outside husband; nom
smokers or drinkers. Box 14s-B. Star.
LEAVING D. c.. wish to recommend
reliable comp. colored maid; excel.
FRENCH GIRL WANTS e.h.W. or child
care; experienced. ia. 6-8292. Is.
WOMAN desires Job
with couple or person alone who
appreciates New England cooking;
no nG,c objection IN l5sht hGusekespinG kssDna;
CoGoRED C1IsSsiai Md1hsi GnRI DESIRES BAYS
WORK or by the week; refs. AD.
CoIoRIE;D GIRL desires Job as baby
sitter or light g.h.w.; exper:. Ii.
oSioRfD Si15Ef: WOMAN want. lob. clean 1s
ing offices at night or 5-day week.
3 to &. Ii. B-0732, -l3
COLORED WOMAN wants Job as part
= time; maid; 5 days q wk; can give
CoEoRRD asisi III; SMA WOMAN desires JOB ,S as
nursemaid. 5-day week; $25 and
carfare. Call Ii. 3.0513. IA
C0LORED WOMAN desires g.h.w..
child care: 5-day wk. ME. S-5536.
REFINED. COLQRED WOMAN de-
cooking. Phone 10. s-215S.
GIRL. colored, desires domestic or
maid. Call all day Wed. and Thurs.
c6HoRFn "a; sF14ssii SiiR, desire, ,bw. car.
Of cbiidren: % Stay % in: 9uii-tims, refs %
HU. 3-4666.
CoLORED WOMAN. good
laundress. good with children. good
refs; day or week. Ii. 6-6610.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
sITUATIoNS-WoMEN

OPER.- .-STENO., incl.
med. term: tipping done At home;
PBX CLERK. exper.; apt. hse. and
small hotels. Write Box 151-B, Star.
NURSE CoMPANioN.
s days, S35; 5 nights, $50. Live
out. Box 146-B. Star. Ia
PRACTICAL NURSE, day duty. LII.
colored. available for
part-time work. Will accept jobs as
Mattresses, clerks. baby sitters. light
hsewk., etc. Call CORTEz PETERS
BUS. SCH. day or eve. AD. 4-1246.
ExPER. coLoRED GIRL desires
fountain waitress or maid. Du.
I S'Ii AN in NEED OF STEADY JOB
or or days sS.1 work; good refs. and exper.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. B. A. 1858;
background in journalism and eco
Monies: desires interesting position
in or near Georeetown until April.
CO 6-6696 after 3 pm. 14s
YOUNG WOMAN-Substanti polit-
ical and public relations exper.
avail. to Rep. M. c. BOX 46-A. Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
AMERICAN
INSTRUMENT
CO. INC.

5000 Ga. Ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
GROCERY CLERKe, Experienced. ex-
eel. opportunity. Apply 'S423 Conn
ave. NV. --16
GROCERY MANAGER-Sh-day wk.;
good salary: honest. reliable and
sober: must have refs. Box 42S-E.
Star. III
INSURANCE SALESMAN, good back
ground; to install insurance dept.
thought -ou could do better as your
own boss, here's your opportunity
appointment. s.
JANITOR, colored, sober, married. no
children; exp@Etenced stoker furnace
and general maintenance. Local
reference. Good salary and Twins
quarters. WO. 6-0342. --18
KITCHEN HELPERS, white; meals ou
IISoToN HOSPITAL Asiinst0nii @il y.
LIQUOR CLERK. exper., D. 6. refs.
capable taking charge; must he neat.
MxcsINfsT ACE NNS;Hs'sEp al sround sr nd an and ma:
chinist's helper. for precision work
In Q small shop. Apply EORlNQER
D CO.. 1921 Reed st., Bethesda. Md.
IA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. versatile.
not over 3b, eieetronic experiences
desirable. but NOT essential: excel
lent opportunity with wide variety
OF experiences, work In scienttflc re-
search organixAtion. Liberal vaea-
ton and othe& neneAts. Call Mr..
ROWE. Wo. vAO334. ia
Evening star., 1954-01-13
). GOYERNMENT. December ?!

D. c. GOVERNMENT, December %.
1953.-ORDERBD: That Section "a
LATIONS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA be, and it Is hereby
amended; (al by inserting the des-
ignation "(a)" Immediately before
the word Definition" in the hrst
line thereof: and (b) by adding the
following new subsection: (b) LIZ
censing Mo bulk storage station.
as defined herein. maintaining 70:
cilities either above or below ground
for the storage OF inhammable lio:
uids shall be operated or maintained
in the District Of Columbia without
first obtaining q license so to DO:
No such license shall be issued until
the Fire Marshal and the Chief OF
Weights. Measures and Markets have
certified In writing that the appli-
cant for license has complied with
all applicable laws and regulations.
Every such bulk storage station shall
pay an initial license fee Of S25
annually In addition thereto. an
annual fee Of SIS shall be paid for
each metering device used in con-
nection with such bulk storage In
stallation. and an annual fee OF
$40 shall be paid for each tank
erected above ground and used for
the STORAGE of infiammable LIQUIDS.
8. SPENCER. r. +. CAVALIER.
I. W. PRENTISS, Commissioners.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
HERMAN MILLER,
RNA n Gf NV

Piled Jan. II. 1854; Harry NJ Hull.
m THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court t t0r the DistEiet Of Columbia.
.9GTERA 9GTEERA NE NELSON, i Living. but II
Xlienees % and Devisees. fIsn pefendants.H %
object of this suit Is to remove Q
cloud on the plaintiffs title to Lots
100 and 101 in Square 50Ss, In
Joseph swift's subdivision, Glen
once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
trict of Columbia, in Book 81.
Page 10. On motion Of the plaintiff.
It is this 11th day of January, 1854.
ordered that the defendant. Otera
Nelson; cause her appearance to be
ae foTtieth Sfa 4othj On DAY exclusive ef Of
Sundays and Legal Holidays. occur
ring sitter the day OF the first pub
lication Of this Order: otherwise,
the cause will be proceeded with as
IN case Of default. And. it. is
further ordered that the defendants.
the Unknown Heirs; Alienees and
cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the first
Rule Day occurring after the ex-
Riration Of three l3l months from
the day Of the flrst publication.
ceeded with as in case of default
Provided copy Of this order be
published twice . month for three
I3l months in Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star be-
for said day. 49, MATTHEW r.
Copy. Test: HARRY M. HULL,
Clerk, BY DOROTHY NJ. BARRICK,
Deputy Clerk. ja13.2O, ,fe1 ,S.ma1.S
Evening star., 1954-01-13
PROPOSALS

ROADS CoMMissioN.MNoT1ciEH Z 10 8
CONTRACTORS. - STATE ROADS
PROJECT. = SEALED PROPOSALS
for the following project: PRINCE
GSEoRGEs SIIels9 COUNTY CONTRACT ..I:
ton Of Greenhouse and Attendants
Quarters at Andrews Air Force Base.
The contract includes a complete
sanitary system. plumbing, heating.
grading and installation Of drive
and sidewalks, as well as demolition
and and removal remove Of existing S. Gresnhouse
ployment agency for furnishing labor
on the above contract Is MARY
LAND STATE EMPLOYMENT sERV-
ICE. 4214 GALLATlN STREET. P.
Q: BOX 14S. HYATTSvILLE, MD.
% SDmnsS 6s 5sSeysd ts Sy e. The ssate Reads Ssss
Maryland. until IL Noon on the 2nd
day Of February. 1854, at which
time and place they will be publicly
SIsIed %s: Tn1 ana reSd 3yALIFIGSATIoN; ,S :;
ee made upon the blank proposal
plans. will be furnished by the
cash payment Of $500 for each
separate project. NO REFUND WILL
FfcATiONs AND PLANS. No BIDS
will be received unless. accompanied
BY. q certified check or bid bond pay
able to the State Roads Commission
Of Maryland. In the amount as set
forth In the proposal form, as re-
quired by Chapter 730. Acts of 1949.
Tht successful bidder will be re-
auired to give bond and comply with
the Acts of the General Assembly OF
Maryland respecting contracts. The
reject any and all bids. BY ORDER
Of the State Roads Commission this
9th day Of January. 1854. c. R.
PEASE,. Secretary: RUSSELL H
Evening star., 1954-01-13
HELP--WoMfN

BAKERY GIRL. experienced baking
pies, cakes. rolls, for small restau-
rant: short hours, 6-day wk.: 0bility
to plan and work on own. Further
details, see Mr.. Jensen. DINNER
BELL. 1918 Wis. ave, OIL. 4-0793.
BEAUTlCIANS - Modern, -condi-
toned. very busy shop: top salary
and comm: comm. paid weekly:
pleasant working cond.: hrs, o 70
$50: 5-day wk. WO. 0-2624. Ia
BEAUTICIAN. aIl-around experience;
top salary: 6-day week. 8 to 9.
DAVID HAIR STYLIST. 1889 N ct.
BEAuTIcIANs. full or part.time CD
THE HAiRs1TYIIlsTT:. % st Broeks.
n6sSSkskaf!sFiksR... Z E. for r... ..t... oas ONCE;
b-dsy. 4O-hr. wk.: salary, S75: must
be graduate Of accounting school
and FULLY expeH. Give details In
letter to Box 64-A. Star.
BO0KKEEPER-simple set Of rec
ords: must be familiar with pay.
rolls. .bank. deposits. payment Of bills,
etc. Apply Miss Cobb. CLARK'e.
INC. 503 l4th st NV. Ia
BOOKKEEPER-TYPlST, 2E-4O, ex.
perienced. for retail operation In
asl ars,,n.a Va ns,saS s,dsy vt g: s9Sa Pay e
Tor Appointment. la
Evening star., 1954-01-13
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN
LAYOUT AND DESIGN
JR. OR 6R. GRADE
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL.
MACHINE SHOP, INC.

MACHINE SHOP, INC.
9l9 Jesup Blair DR..
Silver epring. Nd. LIS
MEAIcSyTTES w.n,sS TEE !,D AMD COVHIE5FsAN ~ .5 I.
sf,pePh ~ ehops M1sNH+ sslls; AZ tApply. q. CHICAGO
PAINT SALESMAN. exper. necessary.
$500 To- $4,000 lst ". Can Mr..
PAINT Co. sSix NJ MtreH& st. S.W. M
PHzRMAcIsTs. now employed, wish-
ine 70 add 2 mornings and 2 after
moons. g; 80 per hr. Call Ii. S-616l.
PHARMACIST. exper., reliable: excel.
hours. oALLAUDET PHARMACY.
1000 Fla: ave. ne. lis
PHARMACIST for downtown drug
pS stSrs wasIS aSGS fspHaEs pEGs s9Ss %rSeY SsF.
and j IS; NV. Or caii Mr. Leonard.
PHOTOGRxPaERS, must. be thor.
oughiy exper. and have own Rollie.
Sao9 81 cohe' sfleer' Ply PlSs Z Reonu,; e ( TMEG3L
PLATEMAKER. offset printlns: ex-
Must be . high-auality worker:
vie o, by 4ss.' ArI. R.eesi5l'' @iS
run bA, uct. 10 1no ~, IoI gon~
erai cleaning and stock work.
ETANDARD DRUG CO., ll01 H
Press FEEDER-ws need . 5000
platen press feeder, Who can make
ready small type forms. This, -is Q
steady Job for . manhwho, can pro.
duce. Must be steady and sober. Paid
holidays and Decentralization. Box
PRINTER-i fully exper. hand com.
ppsitor. 4 hrs. per day. & am. to IL
n0ons or ! to 8 pm. 3 days per
Wk.; must be. fast, strictly sober. rn-
liable and know Job type bosis;
, $3.50 per hr. for right man. No
9SeS s1 rkla4Era ARe4 e 'esSsn co. G2!S
RADio AinS 81 'REfxiiiRMAN, Asfziii senc51aSSrk. aS
must e Be-, 3, exper; D0WDe RADIO d
REAL EaTATE SALEEMEN. with
hrokefege experience; plenty leads
and cooperation. Apply between 9
and 4:30 MARSHALL J. WAPLE
CO. 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4.2O06.
commercial refrigeration and air
cond Must be exper. and have car.
Top pay. End other dement's. 29Ol
Wilson blvd. Arlington.. Va. --14
REFRIGERATION air conditioning
service and installation: must have
drivers permit or good inside man.
JU. 0-2112 or JU. 6-1004 after 8,
Evening star., 1954-01-13
SAMUEL SCRIvENER, Jr.. Attorney,
1918 X st. NV.
Washington. d. c.

xiled January II, 1884. HARRY NJ
,,.,,, HULL. Clerk; z.
Petition for Dissolution Of Interna-
tional Institute for Cultural Re-
ORDER OF PUBLICATioN.-Upon
consideration of the petition Of
Samuel, Scrivener; Jr.. Frank Kent.
and Elizabeth H1t5 2, scr
berShip of the Board of Trustees Of
the International Institute for Gull
tural Research. an educational asSo-
citation organized under the laws OF
said International Institute for Gull
tural Research. the said petition
stating that sad petitioners have
been authorized and directed by the
trustees Of said International Insti-
tute for Cultural Research to petit
tion this Court for dissolution Of
the objects for which said Institute
was organized have now been ac-
complished or have been entirely
abandoned, o Il is this 11th day OF
ORDERED that all persons interested
IN said International Institute for
this Court and shall show cause. Il
any they have. by the 1st day OF
March. 1884. why decree should not
be entered dissolving said 3nterna-
tional Institute for Cultural Re
search; provided a copy OF this
Order shall be published in The
Washington Law Reporter and in
The Evening Star, Washington.
d. c.. weekly for three consecutive
weeks. the first insertion TO be not
less than ore month before the day
flxed for showing cause as aforesaid
(S1 MATTHEW r. MCGUIRE. Judge
fSeall Attest: A true copy. HARRY
NJ. HULL. Clerk. BY ANGELA M
SHEEHAN. Deputy Clerk.
ia1S on ~
Evening star., 1954-01-13
YOUNG LADIES
SEk WEEKT,X

S7b WEEKLY
Sales experience helpful but not nee
essary. TELECOIJOR CORPORA
TION, 17z0 4 st. n.w.s Rm. B. Do
not phone. lis
GOOD JOB OPEN for intelligent Wonl-
an. Wishing to capitalize on educa-
tional and cultural BACKGROUND. Full
time. 81 900 up; part time, around
$4,000. hours flexible; no objection
to children Of school age: plan .eo-
ordinates the home and school. gives
opp: to earn better than than avsra;se .sT;sv
preliminary interviews apply Thurs.
or Fri, Q pm. sharp, 2601 10th st
NV. permanent once, 1st floor. left
Of entrenee. N. Q. WILLIAMS. Per
PAY PsCRn1b 1hbinLks IL with psrt-tims WOO work:
AVON repres. earn S26 Nkly.; spare
day or eve. hrs. RE. 7-e1O1. lis
al t0r sSe vs,nn snS o,s1. Sasnied and
1zoi Il st. NV. Ill. Pc. Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-13
SITUATloNS-MEN
ACCOUNTANT. exper.. books starte

ACCOUNTANT. exper.. books started;
refs, prompt. reas. JU. 9-5407.
AcCSUNTANT . i,,.erse and ersdi: sv.,Ia nsn: sIs
Immediately; Exc e1cellsnt s5 TsteTsnGeas:; stsr rGa:
salesman; capable and efneient;. Al
refs $500 mo. L0. 7.9293. lo'
CHEF COOK AVAILABLE, Al ref
sEences an Phone Ii; ,a-isnssd. a-S5Ss 10. lsser.
MAfSTENANCE iaisri III a5Ss NAN. night. electrical
engineering. long experience. Box
maSSlGEMENr. laSSls; ssia ENGINEER. Bio B. s.
mech. engr;. master OF business
1Snpitrati1r tns ,tysy yrs m.thods er
Taniaation. internal control. sta
tistics: former Army ofacer. Box
MAsTsR sss. isiI ELECTRICIAN. D. c. license,
capable supervising or constructing
all electrical work dept. store. once
POTTER OR HEIPER JOE wanted;
win work any time during the day.
SERVICE sERv1cI'0'srA STATION ATTENDANT.
night; experienced and capable, Box
oGfEEGE 1aI1Bi s's5 GRAD, as. wants :1sa temp.
sales. adm, writing Job until March
1. Any hours, full or part time. Ex-
cellent personality. so. 5-6277. 13s
YOUNG MARRIED VET needs work
immed.; have ability to get the Job
no deterrent. Please call IA: 2
raoRouSHI9 qs3R ans Hl9e' QUALIFIED sALfEs.
MAN and closer. well acquainted
with prominent businessmen oi
want outside position. Box 1O9-A.
DISABLED VETERAN desiring part
time work: typing. general once;
some bookkeeping experience; good
references: salary secondary. Phone
DU. 7-5433. Ia
MAN desires night work,
any tyne Ii. 6-4930.
Evening star., 1954-01-13

young high school man.
who can type 80 words or more .
minute. for . job that will pay good
money. after he has gotten ae-
customed to our particular line Of
work. Someone who Is mechanically
inclined preferred. Good starting
sGlary. Box 377-E. Star.
WELDERS tarc). exp. IA gauge:
sfA % sPEc1AITY IF Z; CO, S 1925 Bad
WiNDoW TRiMMER to trim senerai
line. Of mems lady's and children'S
ready-to:wear. Phone Market =
Evening star., 1954-01-13
Switchboard Operator

0W4VN44DN1eA1U u Nk1OAUVOA
Refined white lady. to operate secre-
tarial switchboard. in de luxe apt
bldg: age 35 to 46. Must have refs.
Good salary. adjustable hours. call
in person. 4545 Conn. ave. between
q "a m and n m Ia
Evening star., 1954-01-13

q GRACE DUNN
101l @ st. RE. 7-2s2s
Evening star., 1954-01-13
TYPIST CT,ERI

TYP1ST CLERK
Capable young woman for pleasant
Job In = air-conditioned washington
once Of national Arm. Good typist
and some knowledge Of shorthand.
Starting salary $50 wk. Box 483-Y.
Star. Ia
WAITRESSES. experienced; full and
part time. Apply in person. 1929
xafFNfssa GSHhsfsssns s. fSs nW n.xn.r,.nc.d neat
:ss5-sssse nd n pRNsYs 2s yeEF Bleak sp Ho1s sasf
2714 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
WOMAN, educated: preferably one
who has read book: college or
university degree no handicap; a
school teacher who feels she has
had enough Of teaching would be
ideal: age NO limit but must be
young. enough to accept new ideas;
ven for far:away, places can. be
openns HH' 3 in snes eSs Il
educational publisher; present your
own estimate Of your qualifications
for position, which pays moderate
salary to. begin. with steady ad-
vancement as development may war
rant. Write BOX 215-E, Star.
full or part time, living in or near
Hyattsville; good salary, vacation
with pay. Apply HYATTsVILLE
Hyettsville. No phone calls. IA
LADIES. part or full time; In hrs. TO
;St p.1 S SSeu' App, S s1e:5 pS nss R% snSut 7cs
1919 p st. NV. III
LADIES. Inexperienced: for full-time
saleswork IN local FANNIE MAY
SHOP. Apply 1910 Z st. NV. IA
Evening star., 1954-01-13
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

BROADCASTIN0 JOBS in all parts
Of the United states. Demand for
trained announcefs, writer's now
greater than supply. See ed under
OF BRoADcAeTINo. DE. 2-66S0.
SALES BOOKKERPER and sale,
pricer; good. working conditions,
with national orGaniZation. Apply
FU91ELL-YOUNQ ICE CREAM CO.,
S1LESPROPLE NEEDED. fun time,
for Arlington's newest and most
active real estate CO. We honestly
have more clients than our present
sales force can handle. II you are
interested and ambitious, write in
care of BOX 397-E, star, giving
name, address and phone number.
All replies confidential. III
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS has
leadership openings; $76 per Wk.;
car necessary. Phone HO. 2-7770
for personal interview. lie
OPPORTUNITY to pro.
studio. 81 to So ner mr.. plus comm.
Full or part time: eanvassing expe.
fieneo. D1. 7-e436. --13
Evening star., 1954-01-13
MYRON G. EHRLICH. Attorney.
4l6 Fifth Street. NV.
Filed Jan. IL. 1854, Harry N. Hull.
Clark

u
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia.
Re Application of FLORENCE NJ.
GUIENSoHN for Change Of Name.
Civil Action No. Ill l-54.-Florence
N. Gutensomn, having filed q COM
plant for judgment changing her
name to Florence Myers and having
applied to the Court for an order
Of publication Of the notice re-
9uifed by law in such cases. 1t is.
by the Court. this l1th day Of jan
uaJy, 1854 ORDERED that all per-
sons concerned show cause, II any
there by. on or before the 9th day
of February, 1854. why the prayers
OF said complaint should not be
granted: Provided. That . copy Of
this order be published once Q week
for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Washington Eve
ming Star and The Washinston Law
Reporter. Isl MATTHEW F. Nc
CURE. Judge. (6eal.l A True Copy.
Test: HARRY M. HULL, Clerk. BY
ANGELA NJ. SHEEHAN. Deputy
GleTK. 1Al3.2UyI
Evening star., 1954-01-13
OFFICIAL NOTICE
BEVERAGE CONTRo
nnAnn Tan 10k.

BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. WASH. D. c.. Jan. 6. 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have. applied for
transfer and amendment Of licenses
or new licenses to be effective
February l. 1854. under the D.. Of
c. Alcoholic Beverage Control Act.
that remonstrants are entitled TO
be heard before the granting. Of
such licenses. and that hearings
viii be had upon such applications
for licenses on Jan. 20. 1854: at
Municipal Center. 3rd. and indiana
ave. NV: No. 493S. House
Wines, Inc. TIA House Of Wines.
Inc. Who. "a" 1894 10th st. Ne:
Ho Ho' Ressauranta SSfSS Sm Ret. Ret &c" III 1ith
st. NV; No. 1890. Triangle Res
taurant. Inc, Ret. D." 1875 Maine
Aye. Aye; S;W; 4; v; ..,lo4y PAYNE. s.pSa6 J; 6yp 0p.
Evening star., 1954-01-13
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non-drinker: salary, $1,000 pluS
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