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'MorriogeL License
Applications

apply for a marriage license on
one day. matt three full days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Arthur Tyler. SO; 22o7 cham agn1 8, nv:
and Omega Jones. u, 22ol haimia
Michel Rousset, y25.. and Anne Garland
%. both Of 300 Massachusetts ave
Edward Pollard, 25. 1922 10th st: me-.
and Marie Rightstine. "a, 401b Ath
Charles carney. So. 1905 17th 81. nv
Melvin civ n' Rees. .a5. Hyattsville. Nd; and
x Esns aa az es,ca ls and 1nn
Albert BerkoWits. So. 174e Lanier pk
NV. and Mary Mangum, 80, 542s
and Hazel voolfolk. %. 455 Park
Kyle ie' s nT 20. 1121 New Hampshire
john nlef Price, 81. 454s Connecticut ave;
NV, and Nancy Cummins. 70. 4s4o
JOHN sn' shiili5s r. and Mary corkle. 80.
both of 631 4th st. ne.
Harry Wagner. 81. and Elizabeth Stman-
tel, 10, both Of Staunton. Va.
Martin Cohn, 20. Miami Beach, Fla,
and Mary Messina. Il. Elizabeth. Nj:
and Constance Rodgers. ~, 1901 wy
Billie H HAYDEN. "a. Newport Ark. and
Frances La Fond. %. 1906 Columbia
BERNARD Natalie. "a. Boiling Air Force
Base. and Anna Bridenbaker. 3D. Ar
charles McHenry. "a. s32 varnum st.
NV, and Barbara Mehlfelt, ~. 4l6
willie Garrison. SO. 1928 5th st. NV.
and Ethel Hines, 20. 174O Euclid
Leonard Klafter. 30, 416 Franklin st.
ne. and Lille Eldreth. %. 1927
HoRa rd0 GasE 81; "ae , e1s R st. NV. and
Martha Urkums, 20, 1927 33rd st. NV;
William Palmer. 81, Latrobe. Pa. and
Joyce Bridge. lS, Derry. Pa.
Arnold Busko. %, Milwaukee, and Donna
Boswell, 20. 3516 w pl. NV.
John Parker. 20. 100 r st. me-, and
Ruth Knolton, ls 324 9TH st. Sc.
John Weldon. 81. 1915 Massachusstts
ave. NV, and Esther Kagle, "a. 1880
Observatory pl. NV.
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PROPOSALS

NOTICE OF SALE FOR "oFF-sTTE"
REMovAI-The Public Housing Ad-
moyal from their present site Is
aaasi 200 56a@ swelns
units and l non-dwel1ing accessory
building, together with the electric
lines and poles IN the Turner
iocat e approaims. els's one mile ss
Of shopping center In Dundalk, Bal
timoIe County. MARYLAND. CON.
STTUCTION. In general each unit
contains E shower stall and curtain.
bination faucets, kerosene cooking
range, ice refrigerator. combination
sink and washtub with combination
faucets. under-sink cabinet and
framed screens and there are COM
bination storm and screen doors at
entrances. At the end OF each
dwelling structure there Is q central
heating plant supplying forced hot
These rooms are Of concrete block
and contain an American Standard
and Sanitary Corp, boiler (1BJ1
seriesl. y up. furnace pump mo,
hot water ate heater fs The sewage wage pump S
ing station is s,x12'xS, concrete
pumps, powered BY. two Ih-H.P.
eo uS oi normsi5y 'f o,,nS 's n ps neh
facilities, SEALED BIDS viii be re-
ceived ct the WASHINGTON Field Of
fice Public Housing Administration,
g01B Ionsfellow BUILDING. 1901
E.D.S.T. July 90. 1854. At which
time bids viii be publicly opened.
Bidders mailing bids are responsible
prioi to Bid opening. The Govern
ment reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, and Tor waive any
informalities therein. INSPECTION.
pes.e Monday an shro sass q prda ;:
E EGa io tSsous am july 2 as. fsS Ply 5;
aPpl AZ e tAs Maq gre;.es !. p ps
dalE Avenue. Baltimore County.
Maryland Further information. In.
Guiding bid forms. terms and con-
ditions Of sale. and instructions to
81 Sdas s HoS s e oSsansa o q f ss
timore. Maryisnd lfelephone--sAra-
toga $4,000 cr Realty Officer:
Ho asainsiH0da minissr 1S ation Room soaB.
Lonsfellow Building. 1901 Connecti-
cut Avenue. N. W.. washington 20.
b: C. iExecutive 3-4I60. Ext. al7Ol.
GOV. OF DIST. or COL. DEPT. OF
HIGHWAYS, July 20. 1854. SEALED
400 Pa. Ave. NV, Wash. 1. D. c..
until Q PM. DIST. July ~. 1884,
and then publicly opened and read
for Resurfacing var. rdwys. with
asphaltic materials Cover. con.
as used for sheet asphalt pave
ments: $3.50 tons asphaltic conc.
surface material: and Its ca. yds.
Gem. conc. base. Proposal forms
and specns. obtainahle without
Bond Sec, Procurement once, b. c.,
RIM. 406, A9e Pa. Ave. NV. ITel.s
Ma; .s s,e g, ga 3 s 3 sSs ;:
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Deaths Reported
tFrom the DC. Bureau Of vital statistics

(From the DC. bureau OF VITAL Statisticsl
Alice r. CLANCY. 81, lolb. 18th st. s.s.
william NJ. Cheseldine. 70. 4sol Con.
cosnss bsrmis. IS. 14sx Newton st. NV.
William 8. Psrkins. ST.. so. Dickerson.
Harry NJ. Cohen. SO. s1a1 Military
susan c. Gentry. 40, 1929 Lamont
aeorse Il. Davis, AZ. Columbia, .. C.
Margaret v. Coyle. 46. 305 Webster 81.
Infant, claeys, Fairfax, Va.
Charles E. Bell. infant. Lewisdale. Nd.
Infant Farwell Silver Spring. Nd.
Infant Kerby. Washington.
Infant Altizer Rockville. Nd.
Mary Simms IS. Washington.
yamss n asSr,sc "a 81 ss Il s' ir st. ss.
Alexander watson. 81. 1915 p 81. Sc.
Louise M. Collins. 40, 425 18th st. ne.
Thomas n, Setzer, %. .Petersburs. Va.
Donald Wallace. infant. S31e Holmsad
Lsies Lloyd. n. infant. los Florida
ave. nv.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM 4. WEsCmER : son.

TEs sFs4s s ssln & yal RM.sT E5sT
H 1sss ST. PW gFkEEf 5 EoSHTNp At
FL X y Ssr e Nj ds SIS s. t5 oo
sea-. one OF the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and ct the
request ~ party secured thereby,
the undersisned trustees viii offer
81 ss's ~ public IL aafs!S t THE
1914. AT THREE-THn1RRTrxf SoficcLo oiT:
p M. the following described prop
o 0.s y LIT he q D1 Il john & M cSgm sas
division Of lots in SQUARE 473. as
per plat recorded In Liber 20, folio
II Of the records Of the once Of
the surveyor OF the District Of
TERMS OF SALE: Property WIN be
sold subject to . prior deed Of trust
for approximately S7.5I3.S0. the
terms Of which win be explained
ance Of above trust. A deposit Of
100000 required OF purchaser at
sale Examination Of title. con-
yeyancing. recording. revenue
sn%ps ana T nalnsa es I. q o sos q
with within thirty days from day
OF sale. otherwise trustees reserve
the. right TO- resell property at risk
and cost hf defaulting purchaser,
such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in WASHINGTON. D. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or with
avafl themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against cefaulting
purchaser.
SOL PETERS.
EDWARD SHAPIRO,
SIMON FLEISHMAN,
1881 G St. NV s
Attorney For Party Secured.
iy24, 2d.2S. 30-au2 s
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DuIcan Named Treasurer
OF Home Rule Group

The Washington Home Rule
Committee today announced Ed
ward s. Dulcan has been named
its treasurer.
Mr.. Dulcan. president Of the
Mode. Eleventh and r streets
NV, succeeds Attorney Philip
B. Brown, who has been elected
to the committees Board OF
Directors.
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PRoPosALs tcenf.l

NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING Az.
TH0H1Tx-INyTTAT FOR BIDS
Tor complete rebuilding of three 1875
Up. superior package steam genera.
Dc-i-i7.-ssalsd BIDS IA ouadr1 iSi.
cate. subject to the conditions con-
tanned herein and in the Contract
Documents including Addenda No. !
and z. win Be received for the re-
s osd stss e arss m ixoa pssa
3 DWELLINGS,. 6319h Dix street ne.
WASHINGTON. d. c., said work to
include the furnishings OF all labor
and materials and performing all
work NECESSARY or incidental there.
To- until q. ,s Pm Pm Eastern s Daylight aka
by the National Capital Housing
Authority ct its oflces at 1879 New
York avenue NV. Washington, ID. c..
at which time and place all bids
viii Be publicly opened: Proposed
t eIrdine q may Be-
obtained In Room ais Of the
Authority's cfices at 1729 New
York avenue NV. washington. D. G.
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AU-
THORITY. BY JAMES RING. Ex-
sensivs Director, 'qls, y$Ss 81 s1sS4.
is54.1sEALED PROPOSALS. viii
be reed. In RIM. 404. 400 Pc. Ave.
NV, Wash. /, D. c.. until PM,
DIST, Aug. ID, 1854. and then pub
licly opened and read for construct.
q Third Floor Addition to Draper
Elementary school, Northeast corner
WASH " ah D. {. hroiee e No No. clsE-555.
Proposal forms, specns.. and draw
ings obtainable. upon deposit of
Certiaed Check u the amount Of
Of Taxes, D. c., from Supervisor.
Contr. and Bond Sec, Procurement
Once, D. c., RIM. 406, 400 Pa.
Ave. NV. eTel. MA. $4,000. Ext.
1879.
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AlrtrOnic
Research, Inc.
$500 DORSEY LANE
WASHINGTON 16, d. G.

ELEVATOR OPERATOR BELLMAN,
non-drinker. Apply manager, HOTEL
GARDEN AND. FLORIST ASSISTANT;
DALE GARDEN MART, 1928 Lee
GENERAL nSXi A. soafiFrcE WORKER
Tipping. bookkeeping, payroll. etc.
able to assume responsibility: state
pected. Box 42-y. Star. 25
GROCERY CLERK-,Steady position
S ae p psg for r Hshth man %areed
ae 81 DrslsssEss s SCI b RSSr Mud r.
e aasSEE sSaRass eL Msi white. VI gits
rN Ssf 1ASScE' dso5fIfE.EcroR and sales.
man. for old established debit 10
Arlington County; guaranteed sal
95s 9 fSR%lsi hfP f hSssus RANCE Co.
INVESTIGATIONS, part time. maybe
a.t time sys Later Car Mp W ss
and qualifications and give phone
number. 2. Q. Box 9135, Arlington
JsS n ss!s.sd. new sar 1s..I
job open immed.; salary plus apt
MILLER DEVELOPMENT Co. 1872
ETNOLEUM MECHANIC. thoroughly
exper.; must be ready 10 start ct
vERsAL FLOORS. Wo. 6-0520.
LITHOGRAPHIC CAMERAMAN; per-
manent position, union scale. WILL
LIAMS d HEINTZ LITHOGRAPHIC
CORP. 220 Eye st. Ne. Ii. 3-7I40.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL MEETING Monday, July 90,
1904. Iron Workers Hall, 1919 N.
Capitol st.. Polls open to. 10 pm.
tary, Concrete Steel Workers Local
I WILL NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
1115 Fairmont st. NV, Apt, Q.
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SporkIes Fool Gunmun

HOLLYWOOD, July "a R.-
Jeweler Sanford Krause has news
for the gunman who snatched a
tray of rings at gun point. What
he got were zircons, not dia-
mons. Their value, said Mr..
Krause, Is 5000.
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PERSONAL

NICE ICE. PLEASANT E. Ant HOME fer elderly
B s5ea ssRHS5fsd FOX Mo sl 1a242 fash
ionable location; price reasonable.
En- f. hs ssiI Ea gsess.
DESIRE oGTLET for i handmade cos.
tune jewelry Either wholesale or
s ssonn I basis BEAUTIFUL ss.tinss, II
CARROLL HALL sANiTARIUM -
cent. aged and chronic: 'Sa 4-hour
srounds and porche sal Excellent ssd food
sn seec Fl this Id time 4soS ws invite your
ssrssions stiiifalRis s done. 70. ssssz
VACANCY FOE ELDERLY woM.N.
nsi som asos sS%ssss vienna
HoTr Sunday at the beach. the
mountains; have car. win drive 3-5
MTMEoGRz Hei a1e.? 30 copies, ssa5.
incl; typ. q sten. ExcHANaE sERv.
ICE CO. 100 < st. NV. ST s; %!
FORM 81, o. 8. job applications pre-
ing. ExCH. SERV.. ST. 3-61S6. 3Os
VACANCIES in Shenandoah nursing
home. 100 miles from D. c., for
men or women. young or elderly:
best of attention. under competent
nurses and doctors; special diets II
necessary. Apply or write COLONIAL
COFFEE SHOPPE, New Market. Va.
MEN, WOMEN, flyers or non-fyers,
interested in membership in flying
club tseaplanes), In WASH. write
p r. PAYLOW. Sigma M House,
4617 Norwich rd., College Park.
BUY YOUR BEST GIRL . M-carst
ting; 500. ia. S-a4sS. 26s
ADULTS--Piano classes; fun, excit.
ing: S1.26. HU. $3.50. --2S
WILL SHARE with congenial guy. 90
35. weekend exploratory trips near.
BY historical areas. Boz 264-T. Star.
PERMANENT. "a; shampoo and finger
wave, 75c. WARFLYNN BEAUTY
HEMS-$1 UP
Due to many requests. we are offer.
ing our special for this month only,
The wide skirt hens are slightly
higher. NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE,
726 11th st. NV. LIST door. rs
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Births Reported
tFrom D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics


BOYS.
william and Hilda Blair.
Howard and Ann Coppenbarger.
J. e. and Mary Davis.
Jobie and Ruth Dixon.
Robert and Betty Edwards.
James and Mary Faux.
samuel and Hazel Fisher.
Russell and Joan Foote.
Joseph and Cathleen Garner.
Harold and Lucille Goulart.
Louis and Nancy Gunthrie.
Joe and Anastasia Hall.
William and Annette Hanna, il.
William and Jean Hazel III.
Maryan and Helen Hicks.
Alden and Margaret Howard. jr.
Luther and concha Jchnson:
John and Alice Kuibiski.
Arthur and Edith Martin.
Vernon and Martha Marshall.
v william and and Mauresn Mccombs.
Edward and Mary Mcneil.
John and Mary Men.
Glenn and Margaret Peacock.
Kenneth and Doris Perschau.
Victor and Shirley Pittle.
James and Kathleen Pope.
Harry and Doris Poss.
Martin and Esther Purks.
Henry and Mary Raemsch.
Veimor and Mildred Ramsey;
fr Sansic I and i Mariorie Risdsi.
Joseph and Irene Robey.
Dante and Pauline Ross.
Richard and Jean Russ.
Pete and Edna Sanchez.
Norman and Celia Stein.
George and Lila Suter, jr.
Richard and Bessie Tharp.
Thsddeus and Dorothy Tygrett.
Elmer and Helen Wegner.
Andrew and Marie Welebir.
Anthony and virginia ZulieVe.
Harold and Inettie Banks.
John and Ernestine Beatty.
Robert and Thelma Brown.
Mack and Dorothy Butler.
Charles and Lille Chayis.
James and Mildred Delaney.
Lorenzo and Lorene Ferreil.
James and Ethel Fleet.
Fleetwood Lilly Jeffries.
Theodore and Mary McCorkie.
Johnny and Barbara Pray.
John and Nettie Wooten.
GIRLS.
George and Mary Akers.
James and Dolores Blake.
William and Adele Boxer.
virgil and Dorsen Bullard.
William and Connie chipouras.
Edward and Edith Cieslak.
Morton and Doris Cohen.
&
Joseph and Mary CUNNINGHAM.
Garnett and Margaret Dearborn.
John and Sarah Dillinger.
Ralph and Betty Early.
Fred and Matilene Fletcher.
Michael and Laura Fontona.
Charles and Helen Green.
Horace and Thelma Grissonn,
William Xlnn ns an sey yeaH a aamieSs
Louis and Beverly Hart.
james and Hilda Holmes.
George and Barbara Ives.
Neil and Helen Jackson.
Francis and Gwendolyn Jeffords.
Monserrate and Angelina Lopez.
Jack and Annette Ludwick.
Malcolm and Marion MacAulsy.
John and Esther McCracken.
Robert and Florence Price
Edwin and Marion Serveson.
John and Ellen Shelton.
Stephen and Ann Skubik.
Franklin and Nancy Smith.
Roy and Sarah Splitgerber.
Frederick and Gladys Tober.
Joshua and Evelyn Watson.
Travis and Thelma williams.
James and Anna Yowaiski.
Arthur and Henrietta zdobysz.
Nicholas and Mary Zuras.
Harold and Esther Banks.
William and Adelaide Barnes.
Chan and Alice Chin,
Paul and Mary Cobb.
Benson and Adeline Dorsey.
Alvin and Margaret Douglass.
Hugh and Laura Foster.
Walter and Dorothy Patterson.
Eddie and Vivian Moncrief.
David and Regina Quick. jr.
william and Bessie Pitts.
Henry and Alice Sanders.
Fulton and Ray Reid.
Donald and Constance Smalwood.
Sterly and Alberta SINGLETON.
Norris and Helena Smith.
Ray and Gertrude Smith.
william and Annie Taylor.
George and Evelyn Stans6ury.
Jessie and Gladys Whren.
j. D. and Mildred Werts.
TWINS.
Edward and Coral Banshis, boys.
George and Frances Woo, boys.
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RESTAURANT MGR.

With cooking exper. and managerial
ability. Apply in writing. stating
gpasst ts exper., sal. desired. Box 5es-
SATFS CTFRK fo- 6e1toI eurniies
axns1,enca ba,pfui b,,t not peces.
nSeiie aI,Trt Mvb1i dI m
S:day VIZ. Write giving full details
Of Oi,n education experience age and
ab3.V. Star S a'D'A
sAIEsMANI-A large ONCE supply and
eouipment company in WASHINGTON,
daaC. . desires 70 OBTAIN so,i,rl, an exper.
nan; ReIly Bog $a7.v. star; ;2 e.,
United Motors and other ORIGINAL
paris hne; commission VIII gnar rs
cARsBuRGePPeoR sE PsffcH S 600 Z.
s.rrsM.N DRIVER. .,n.r 81 e..
S zef NJ onersts ssiabiisSRe ea" vb TSSo
s sa,e h5iskeFy reu.s Tlsn s sSSy
.gen;IsIsi r:sas e paIss s1 sssylss:
~ 5:as54 after ( pm. .a5
outsids. scausinted with fRP local trade:
opportunity to represent reputable,
Well-estaolished concern. VINO Will
ana e Excellent ssryle s WI Write Il
n tSis Is ] BeS saao.v, s. star. w..s
ineton's newest and most aggressive
limited ssaTaningg|s, On g share e., pro1 a
basis basis ~ draw our $
to BOX 370-V. Star. --25
statesmen 10Y, exper. in home Inn
to auaiified men; sales Of jaiousies.
e caeed sara ae and other blass car
necessary: liberal comm. Phone and
c GoKf .DR Mr. boEnes. 81. $1,000.
statesmen, to sell the lowest-pT Ts
portable air conditioner on the mar
k kss ean 1a nfts conn ssS S ave-: 81
sonns . Sli sp s0re IN
concern; EARNINGS $i5 to $40 per
e EessSs e. g, i WsSsser a JONI q.
Statesmen 60: established expand
s Sil1ss an s'o many esRsr s5
week and commission. Leads fur
nished. TRANSPORTATION reaulred.
WASHINGTON SHADE & AVN
CET TG1TTTT TOT ODTn
SALESMEN, C()LOftCD
We need more good statesmen to
w vans csre do S o1 awninSs and fence
orders. Call Mr.. 0ILSTRAP. DE.
ssa 51asS; 81 sgx S55I54; .ssT Szcp 1e =,
i1e on.retion MAJ Re shie to
coNNoRs' INC. S7s1 Nsylor I'd; Sc.
SERVICE TAT N ATTENDANT,
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HELP---MEN

ACCOUNTANT. % to 40 years: must
be accountancy graduate; good OPP
portunity; with Washington's most
aggressive wholesale furniture store.
Apply to Mr.. Kremen, at r. MARS,
THE CONTRACT CO., s. Capitol and
d. s.w. I'D
ADJUSTOR, casualty claim; some
experience necessary; BY large
multiple line company for local
branch. ONCE now expanding, and
excellent opportunity afforded for
the right person. Call MIR. TUCKER.
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STORY AND ENdLisH BAsEMENT
k k1W SRI Hs pRRE MEhIING rr Rims
IL TENTH STREET, NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Ltber No. 100s6.
oas i & Sis Sst e 81 q e saa 81.
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees win sch. at public AUCTION
BAY Eo THG g sec e BAY 0o or M3 a.
oSsT AP PM. iss e. fS at poSE
scri6sd land and premises, situate
Lots Il and Is in Decide ct al.
plat recorded in the Once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of CO.
be msla more ~ Dsrticular Il dsssriSsd
by metes and bounds in said deed
poses Of assessment and taxation
as Lot 1922 In Square GAL.
Terms. Sold subject to . prior
ther particulars. of which win be
purchase price above said trust TO
Be Ia PAID IN cash. 4 deposit 10, Of
rscoTding. etc. 4 purchaser:'s cost:
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms b be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
RS ss Is sdss sad sas r pESl99er q
'A' '''1 S Xsz5 iIS aRR n fave.
THOs: J. OWEN . SON, Auctioneers.
STORY BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN
as As,v,l RREM q 1907 SHERMAN
BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust recorded
Land Records of the District Of
Soup p1ss gs On sa se Is iEon The q
T nv SrTY..snl DAY OF July.
AID. 1854, AT THREE O'CLOCK.
PM. Lot numbered Ninety seven
l9D IN Rosa Wallach and others
bered Five 15) Mount Pleasant"
and Pleasant Plains now known
as Square numbered Twenty-eight
Hundred and Eighty-eight i288S).
as per plat recorded in the Once
Columbia In Liber as at folio SO;
subject to right Of way for alley
purposes over the rear or East
feet by the full width Of said lot.
Terms of Sale: AL cash. Deposit
Of $500 90 required at time Of sale.
within thirty days from date Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. after fiye days ADVERTISE
paper published in the District Of
Columbia, or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting deposit,
trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser. Further par
ticulars at time Of sale. Adjustment
of Real Estate taxes to date Of
sale. All conveyancing, recording
and revenue stamps. etc. OF cost
" SAMUEL, scRrvENER. Jr.
JUNIOR r. CRCWELL,
SURVIVING Trustees.
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O-oUoO. 30
DRIVER SALESMAN
Wholesale food distributor has OPEN
ing for experienced driver-salesman
for an established route; excellent
opportunity for the right man; g.
day week; interviews 10 am. to 10
noon. Only experienced men need
apply. MERIT FOODS. 1855 Dixie
st. ne. rs
DRY CLEANING ROUTEMAN-Re-
Sponsible married man to service.
maintain and develop established
dry cleaning route in Sc. Washing
ton. Apply between $50 and 8 pm.
See MIR. ODEN at 1115 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. -25
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, expert
enced only. Must have Transports
ton to shop in East Riveradle. Call
after pm. WA. 10000. ~-25
ELECTRICIAN. top wages 1st-class
o only; none other need apply. JE.
ELECTRICIAN. list class; must e be
licensed in Arl. and Fairfax County.
Va; plenty work; good pay. Elm
ELECTRICIAN. white. with d. C.
drivers license and journeyman's
card, to work on commercial and
industrial wirins; steady year round
work guaranteed to the right man;
must have wide exper. and come
recommended: must be sober. SWIFT
ELECTRICAL SERVICE. 1922 4th
st. s.W. --26
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INTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTI-
CAL HOUSE desires experienced
salesman for Alexandria and North
ern virginia, territory; college de.
Ere si, se sonan, Issna
nized leader In the industry. ADJ
dress inquiries to district manager,
215 s5th ST.. virginia Beach, VaA in
own HANDWRITING, giving age. exper.,
Sss sa.S ssspS %s
mobile. expenses, life insurance.
iSry and non-oontIgissu-
AN HONEST, RELIABLE NAM to
s SS5k w Wk Sc R @HsS ana s- ss foi
appointment. --26
I WANT A .1iAN--.-Many good men
WHERE ss' rs FROM nf'i HERE sSeh
was my. situation when resigned
G the Insurance. se business az few Years
ago. Since then l. have built
successful agency and am now iook;
ing for A MAN to De associNted
ity. who is not afraid Of hard
work. and who expects to be COM
pensated. accordingly. To the man
who oualiiies, we oftsr Q permanent
within the framework Of q national
organization. II interested, write TO
Box 76-S. star, for an interview.
ATTRACTIVE PERMANENT P0sn
TION. for man interested In o
banking career; small loan company
needs services OF Industrious. am
bilious man; good pay and working
conditions. Box 2S-V, Star. --26
FORMER ROUTEMAN WANTED. fun
or part time. to help supply demand
for Rawleigh Household Necessities:
District in MONTGOMERY and FRINGE
Georges Counties available. Write
or caD (HE. 4-6623l JOSEPH DOR
GAN. Adalphi,. Nd. S:3Q-10, am.
Monday. Tuesday and wednesday. or
TO pm. Monday and Friday.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, ABB, In
CHA PHARMAcEUT1cAL PROD
UCTS. Call Mr.. George Bull. AD.
4-0700, Room S0S-E, Wednesday
and Thursday, July 2s> and 20;
YOUNG WHITE MAN TO learn bust
ness and eventually manage paint
store. Only .career-minded person
will be considered. State age, BUSH
ness exper. and salary expected.
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AUTO SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for man in
exper. pref. but not absolutely nee
essary. we will train you. FRANK
SMALL. Jr.. INC, 1901 Good Hope
I'd Sc Mr. Smith -OR
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FAMILY MAN.

For responsible sales position
with large national distrib-
uting organization. Neat APP
pearance; no investment;
car helpful. If you are avail.
immed., call JU. 5-1351, ask
for MR.. LLEWELLYN.
Directions to get to 10000 Insley st.:
Go up Georgia ave. to Plyers Mil
I'd. turn left and Insley Is frst left
LOCAL CO. HAS OPENING
For 2 men with cars; excel. working
cond., short hours and good pay.
Qualifications: Meat in appearance
and be able to give 8 local refs:
no selling or canvassing. Call 10.
8-S9S2 for appointment. "a