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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02
Religious Training
Is Advocated By
Aussie's Premier

CANBERRA-(NC1 - Education
without religion can lead only TO
disaster, Australian Prime Minis
ter, Robert G. Menzies declared
last week.
Speaking at the official opening
of ST. Edmunds Christian Broth
ers' College here, the prime minis
ter said:
'You will never produce great
school until you have people with
the highest sense of their calling
and a background of the eternal
verities.
Il do not believe that education
can be pagan without being de-
structive. This has been shown In
the 10th century, where it has led
to the last limits of disaster"
His Eminence Norman Cardinal
Gilroy. Archbishop of Sydney,
blessed the college before one of
the largest groups of public fig
ures ever to attend Catholic func-
tion in Australia.
Built as a war memorial TO
alumni of Christian Brothers
schools throughout Australasia and
the Pacific Islands, the college is
the elimination of almost 20 years
of planning for a Catholic second
airy school for boys in the national
capital.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02

TOKY0-CNC) - Father Rogers
Pelow, SIM, parish priest of Kita
Sasebo, has been named Acting Su-
perior of the Scarboro Foreign Mis-
sion Society in Japan. This is a Can
adian missionary society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02

that an amendment to this consti-
tutional clause is in the making.
Mr.. Katju had previously stated
that the constitution does not gov
ern the rights of foreigners in the
country.
Christians have generally de-
scribed as unrealistic the policy of
admitting missionaries for humani-
tartan and educational activities
only, but barring conversion work.
Christians declare that the right
to spread the Gospel and make
converts is inSeparable from oppor-
tunities for foreign missionaries
to work in other fields. If CONVEX
sion work were prohibited, Chris
tians point out, then the whole
purpose of mission activities would
be lost.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02

Missionaries now residing in In
dia have the right of religious
propaganda under the constitution,
but others coming to India would
not enjoy this constitutional facili-
ty."
Mr.. Katju cited the views of the
late Mahatma Gandhi to support
his stand. The revered Hindu lead
er was a lifelong opponent of pros
elytization by Christian miSsionar-
les.
Mr.. Katju stated that new mis-
Sionaries coming to India should
limit themselves to humanitarian
and educational activities. They
may preach Christianity, but not
make converts, he added.
A viewpoint similar to that of
Mr.. Katiu was recently expressed
by Indian President Rajendra
Prasad. In a speech at Tura, Assam,
he declared that Christian mission
aries have the right to preach
Christianity, but should not at
tempt to make converts.
Christian circles believe that
fhe new policy violates the con-
stitufion which assures that "alI
persons are equally entitled TO
freedom of conscience and the
right freely to profess, practice
and propagate religion"
The Indian Home minister's new
statement indicates, Christians fear,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02
Social Justice Is
Seen As Cure For
lap Economic Ills

LOS ANGELES-NC)-The so
luton of Japan's social problems
will determine whether Japan will
fall under the Red heel or whether
it will continue towards freedom
and Catholicism, a Maryknoll priest
said here.
"The crucial job in Japan is to
spread the Church's teachings on
social and economic justice" Fa-
ther Leo H. Tibesar, veteran mls-
sionary to Japan said.
Because the japanese man runs
into social problems every minute
of the day, it is through the papal
teachings that solve those prob
lens that we will contact the Jap
anese and convince them of the
good of the Church"
Father Tibessr said that the
basic problem of population can
be solved only if vnderpopulsfed
areas like Australia, New zea-
land, New Guinea and Canada
agree TO absorb ths f'~o million
japanese who should ensisrste
each year.
"The Japanese people don't want
communism but unless things i'm
prove for them economically they
may feel forced to accept the Red
program as the only solution be
cause it's the only one they know,
he said, adding:
"There are only two well thought
out social and economic programs
in the world today-the Catholics
and the communists. The Japanese
today are familiar with only one
the wrong one"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02
Indian Charter Change
May Limit Conversions

NEW DELHI, India - (NCl - Fears rising here that
India will amend its constitution to bar conversion work by
foreign missionaries.
That fear is based statement by Indian Home
Minister Kaas Nath Katiu declaring that future missionaries
coming to India will not enjoy the right TO make converts
Addressing public meeting at Rapur, Mr. Katiu said:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02
Legion Bans Italian Film

NEW YORK-NC)-The Nation
al Legion of Decency has evaluat-
ed in Class c, condemned, the Ital-
ian-language movie, La Lupa"
.(The She Wolf, distributed by
Jules Levey. The Legion said the
film seriously offends Christian and
traditional standards of morality
and decency by reason of gross sug-
gestiveness in costuming, situa-
tions and dialogue, and contains
material morally unsuitable for
entertainment motion picture the
atres."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02
Needs Of Latin America
Cited By Prostitution

MADRID - NC - The possibility of sending 10000
Spanish priests and Religious to Latin America relieve the
great shortage of religious there discussed here
by Eccesia, organ of Spanish Catholic Action
The question raised in article by Father Jesus
Ibaren editor Of the magazine who said that If the Church
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02

show. In this respect, he claimed.
Spain can answer those who have
"infonsd . requiem for Spanish
Catholicism" by pointing TO the
fact that one in every 2zS Spsn-
isrds is in ths religious life.
Vacations germinate only in :
Catholic environment" Father Iri-
barren declared. There must exist
profound love Of God which com.
municstes itself to children and
young people and fills them with
an overwhelming desire TO dedicate
their lives TO God.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-04-02

JERSEY CITY, N. J.-(NC)-
Christopher w. Hoey of New York,
chairman Of the international Ar
bitration Board, has been selected
to receive the sixth annual Rerum
Novarum Award of st. Peters Col
lege here for outstanding work in
the interest of industrial peace, it
has been announced.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC
with knopledEc 81 Bendix eutometic
and other makes 10 make deliv.
eries ete. Apply :. I HATk1zAl
q son. 2004 =. I. aFe. ne no
|WATcEmAN. nisht. fpr constructi0z
jph Apply $50 an. ,,22a WilSQr
blvd. IL. POAfpCNIo b SONS 81
MAN Famous Fuller deAiexShfp route
open: established customers mean nf
cold eangassing. and pleasant work
ing conditions with steady income,
no experience necessary. trafniu1
furnished. but man selected must bl
steady and satisfied with S95 PEI
k week tu start. Tor interview, phone
pL g=4A77 cr DI. 7-3496 AZ apply
Oil National Press BldR, 18th and
y nt1. NV --1l
MAN AND WIFE. white rs 70 45 yrs
old tho children }, work ID and
around dog kennel. must be sobei
and Eilling workers. pleasant work
ing eondificns. uffurnished LIVING
quarters with utilities $50 pei
ences EI.PkW KENNELS, Alex,
Va duke st extd.l TE. $3.50
Evening star., 1954-12-21

ORCHESTRA. 4-pc.. win SRI and Bog
yocalistS, available New Years eve.
Experienced. versatile NE. 6-eS66.
|CHOEus GIRLS and entertainerE
Melfted, Also Dixieland tazzband.
HO. x-o6lo.
TIRED on PAYING RENTs by hi.
6-rm. brka MI Pleasant $500
agE 9eEn. 81 ss5 : ;59 eaps psr nio. =. ssu' 5s
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME fol
elderly persCns: 24-hour nursing
ere; ssI 4 1ss,l3ed saaa by state ana county
roEs ri IA s,Bss Ps
seIina. EXcH. EERV. Co. 1880 x st.
NV. Room IS. ST. $3.50. 26s
1IIhlEO9RAPHTNG. 500 COPIES, 1925
incl. typ. Of stem. ExcH. eERy. Co,
l14O E s. n.W- Rm. 4s. 81. 90
4 VIII NOT be responsible for al,
nebtS contracted by any one other
than myself. ROBERT =. CONeTAN-
TINE, sos 5lst are- Capitol Hts,
EMPLOYED LADY viii exchange part.
time accounting and typins services
for comfortable living accommodn-
tipnst furnished or unfurnished. For
interview. call LU. 2-197I SUNDAY,
or evenings. Z til 3. 2Is
HAIR TINTING il our business 2s
yrs. exper.. Roux or Ciaifol $3.50
Complete. Why pay S6.509 FRENCH
REAUTx SHOP. 2s2l 14th st. Nv nv
BOOKS wanted to buy. Book barsain,
sat, and SUM-. 1876. 3205 K, foot
Wis. ave. Wo. 6-4s27. --6
MOUNT VERNON Hospital Nursing
Service; professional care and tasty
food Call supervisor. 70 q: 230l
Calvert st. NV. CO. 5-2225.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
MlscfL. cor sALE Co.

EHECTCEE. EneIish phiIlipS racer 25
tacn: nraetically new: cost e64, best
sssn sss,:,e Si1es zee e cclsssills li nd ny
BICYCLE. Dutch racer. ) speeds.
hand brakes. $50 or best otfers La.
6-2D90.
|BICYCLK, a0-inch Eirrs, rood cond.: !:
also l4.ineh eirrs sidewalk bike
With trainer wheels Ike new Ia.
|BiGxCLE. boyss ~ IN: $50: Sood
cenditien. Can WA, 1-S3St. -23
lent condition. HA, 6-442S --a
|BkCYCLE, boys Kngiish racer. e6 In,
excellent condition; So. Call ~.
BfNOCuLARsNsw. highest quality.
uneonditionnliy guaranteed. Ideal
i ens9 s9E Sc hs,.ss sDoIssss sssS .S
UN. 4-2643 Or 10. f-0411. Isl 3 :
BOOKCASES. sectional $e5 per set.
~ S933s & II 81 d N 81 n ~
Evening star., 1954-12-21

HC0HoRED GIRL desires bahr xltffnc
Or E.h.us. good refs H0. e-S143
GIRL colored, fond of children, Wishe;
work Monday. Wednesday. Friday:
GOOD refs. ME. S-t}s16I.
GIRL. colDred, desires lob as maid
ar child eaEes 5sh dnyss live out
WOULD ;5dI B LIKE 10 PLACE M MAEp,
reliable and GOOD worker Warnel
|Wo0fS'IaK Wol0f3fSS'I 10 PLACE M capable.
neat. cniored girl for b-day Wks;
Evening star., 1954-12-21
APPLES
BED youffl}, solid
complete sac gU.

= . z. =
wood beds. heavy woven ticking,
| prehuflt border, ventilated for Air
| cfrcnIaffofl extra Arm; hfand-fieW,
Ia cartons af warehouse prices. EN-.
- = - = =
nn ~ 1aias 9AEk eEaa lsaaSk - -llass a.
1890 A,sSa. 4as,fs ID 4 s.ssss, !, y
= isasol 2 ~ ....Sa u. !
lBrCYcrl, RaIeseh Enalssh racer.
gcod goo cona11 sSu 1aT AasTtin KssiEsA ST.
InStissYIaaasfE tissYIaaasfE '@ si'@ bc9is. ias used; columbia
easI5, aa6so. sssellsns eondl'lon: - fA
ssss ssaa sss 1Rsn 81 ssilIi sl91.s.'
Evening star., 1954-12-21
FOhMICA

TABLE TOPS. 81 10 sl.A7, BACKED
BY s<.IN. PLYWOOD, WONDER
FuL FoR eINK ToPs, TABLES
sTc. sT' NM HIhI5ED Ex. s.sgIa' sgFPLY' asia 4
Fun COAT. silver gray squirrel size
I4-16s fun length. Ike news 500.
Make o1er. To settle estate. TE.
rUR. 1S ipair. gorgeous silver fox sssrt.
never Notn: sery reasonable. oV.
r6R Se6Ar, excel eond., X chinese
gray kidgkin coat; feaas size B..
Gp ~ 1900 2. sfssT 81. 4 M ~.
rs; excel. cond. Orig. $3.50. Z yFs.
Old: VIII sell SIS. WA 1-434s.
FIR COAT--Muskrat. size 14-I6; ex..
ee1lent condition. HA. z-s40gs --zZ
fnn slss 2l @ ssth s'ss sEee seDnIdp sond
FDH RV c0al. S5gSs sfsnd-ner. nm len Ienesh. I
id South American natural wild
nakTia. sine 1913 latest FaYis
styles value $2 600; selling tor
En- siaes Fslslsa a1ss M sas e.
I2-14 Call TO. 2-pof9.
slas 77.is: lie sn nss. HA szss.
socEease oa / eissst a 81 drs1ess. / Issy- 4. y
ffir country u1. 7-zz13. --zzT
FUkNITUR Unclaimed sqt1 and
chair. So studio couch. $1e; DROP
lsaf tAbls, ss reli4Esy 2en' 9.:l
fnattress. S2z. single or double bed.
so. Sreakfast sef. t25:: befff1. yet.
$40: buffet. $40. flafclling chairs.
$50: aofabed e41s Lawson love seat,
S95s eoites table SIs We % e.
Hph0lstV rein: al1ti1ue restoFtng. lnx-
: 'Hii'oiiFfSfzN UpHoIxTERkRe. 9141
eth s.. IN. CO. 6-6l1o. Open stn
Evening star., 1954-12-21

Whsn snsreztne advertisement
o16resscd u Star toxes "a NOT
ipesose orfptn1l fe1eyences rhcto.i
ergpis Or other 11ateri6is of per-
sonaf pnlne coD5es serpe the DnT-
p0ss Ort1tnols fBa1 cet last
Evening star., 1954-12-21
kAUL NJ. SCHWARTZBACH Attorney,
1109 Woodward Building.
Ftied Dec. 8, 1854 Harry NJ. Hull
UNITED STATES plsrRIcr COURT

for the District Of Columbia.--LoUis
YuDELEVIT, ct al, Plaintiff. VS..
MILDRED GRILLO. ct al. Defendant
mo. 4675-54.-The object Of this
suit Is 10 foreclose under q deed Of
trust Of real property in the District
Of Columbia described as follows:
parts of Lots 13 and IA in Block As
In W. c. Hills Subdivision OF land
now known as University Park" in
the District of Columbia, as per plat
recorded in the o. 8. d. c. In Liber
County ct folio now taxed as
Lot 8l7 In Square 1868, and Inn
proved by premises 256A University
Place, NV, washington y. c. On
motion. Of the plaintifi, Il Is this Bird
+. day OF Demember, 1854, ordered
that the defendant MILDRED
GRILLO cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the
fbrtieth 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 as In case Of
default. Provided. o copy Of this
order be published once o week for
three successive weeks IN the wash
tngton Law Reporter. and The Eve
ming Star before said day. ISL
tseal.l Attest: HARRY NJ. HULL,
Clerk. BY DOROTHY u. BARRlCk,
Deputy CLERK. de7tl4sGl
Evening star., 1954-12-21
CAMERA SALE

Also tape recorders and typewrtters
Everything at bargain prices.
EMBASSY CAMERA CENTER
2010 8 st. NV. HU. 3-744S
CASH REGISTERS, used and new.
$50 and up; Christmas rentals; re-
pairs. all makes. 2Ol9 l4th st. NV,
sales ANn M Sy; ys;ERHfncIEn $3.50 le.'l - Il.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

BBTLER AND CoOK. Belgian couple,
sle s.sgs eszslsss ssI:,,n;: 1S-,o TO- .Rsr
snees dog8 Brooke rd.. Cauitol
yfSsf2N 70 WANTS DAY. fulI s. naFs
time work: good worker Co 5-074Q
CQL0HED GILL desires day's work.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
MOTOR TRAVEL

FAIRBANKS ALASKA. after xmas: :
can take two Of three: share ex-
pense IA 5-S245. 95e
~. 1854, via D. S. 4O and u. s. 66:
take 3 riders, Call EIs B13927. ---3sf
DRIVING TO JACKSONVILLE FLA.
Dec. 23. want rider: share cost. hein
drive. AID. 4-s45g. after 5 pm;
RIDERS TO RALEIGH, N. G. Dec. a4
80 am. leave Rosslyn, Va, return
Dec. 20 pm, via Rte. i. IA. 2-s2:2,;;s;s
LEAVING ron MIAMI Dec. ID
morning. can take 8 or riders
for details Lu -i7Na1 -
Evening star., 1954-12-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES scsn..D

OFFICE or TnE BoARD or EQUAL
lZAT1ON AND REVIEW. Distric
Building, Washingfcn. .. G.. De
cember 2f. 1854: IN aecordanc'
with the provisions 81 the Act 8
Congress Of AUGUST IA, 1894. ant
amendmente thereto. the Beard o.
Equalization and Review viii be II
eession ID the District Bufldinj
until and including the nrst Monda,
IN April 1855 for the purpose D.
hearing such complaints as may bI
made In respect 20 the assessment
q real property for the tax yeel
beginning July l. 1855. The book
containing the returns Of SAID
assessment are open TO public IN.
epecticn and may be seen during
once hours On and after January
3. 1855. nt the once OF said Board
The law provides that no complaint
IN respect to the assessment Of fea
property shall be received OF con,
kidered by said Board after the frs
Monday Ia April 1855. Blank formr
Tor Ming complaints may Be %.
tained at Room I17 District Build.
ing. JAMES Z. MARTIN. Assessor
and Chairman OF the Board o
Baualization and Review. de21,22
Evening star., 1954-12-21

FURNITURE sAfk-Brand-new bst-
ter-Erads bedfn. dining rpn., Nv,
ings for cash LION WAREHOUSE
BLDG. 40 New York ave. NV.
DAILY 100. -. till 4. IA. 1910.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
SEAMSTRESS

Experienced. full time, good working
conditions, vacation with pay. Call
I MR.. HAROLD, KI. 6-4047. %
SECRETARY. to associate editor ef
Businessman's publication, S75 wk.
Plenty OF Responsibility. Tell fun
story LIST letter. BOX 324-K. star.
SECRETARY, neat attractive Ein-
bassy experience preferred but not
essential. Call Ho. 2-027b. An An.
siEScRETAiRY, u 1 white. knowledge oi
dicfaphone; also willing to learn
technical procedure. Call EN-. 2
1000, Ext. 4fl. wednesday, 8 TO &.
SECRETARY, for rlon-proiit organi.
zation. interesting work, In feid Of
international affairs College educa.
tion highly preferable. shorthand
and fyping essential. PERIODIC IN
creases to starting salary. Please
give full details on education and
Experience. Box SILK, Star. -21
SECKETARY-T age 25-35;
preferably experienced in account
ing ONCE; must be capable typist:
excellent salary and pleasant en-
virnnment; ne. location. Call for
! appt. III, 4-4437. -: . g.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
HELp--DoMEsTic

MAID, live in. general housswork and
care Of invalid child. Call RA.
MAID. white. under 30: sIeep ifl: Tor
father ana two school children;
modern home. BOZ f33-M. Star.
WAITRESS and chanberfnaid, exper
fenced; day might; recent refs. re-
CURED. Phone NE. e-0626 ct 5 m.
for appointment. ---21
EEANTEDA white woman 70 get
meals for 2 people Ii suburban
home IN exchange Tor room and
board. Call Wa. T-1O30 after I. .ia.
EXCELLENT COOK and housekeeper.
white middle aged; pernaIent esa-
o-yeaT-oid chiids very good living
Quarters, extra help furnished. Re-
ply Rlvine qualifications. references
md salafy expeeted 70 Box 24-K,
COOK-HoUsEKEEPER, for ice. Nd.
estate mr., Frederick. live on prem
iSes. good pAy for right party ST.
3-351z Tor anteryieEs 23
Evening star., 1954-12-21
PETEE q. oHzcoNAs. zIIsTss,,

Wyatt Bldg. Washington, ID. G.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court mo. 66585
Administration, This Is to civ.
State of Wisconsin has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letters Of Ad.
ministration on the estate Of Wal.
ter Larry Thompson. also known
IS Walter Larry Ziarkowski, late oi
the District Of Columbia, deceased
Al persons having claims agafnsi
the deceased are hereby warned tc
exhibit the. same. with the voucii-
ers thereof. legally authenticated
e. the subscriber. on or before the
9th day Of June, AID. 1865: other.
wise they may By law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 9th day
Of December, 1884. IRENE MEYER
2403 w. Oklahoma avenue. Nil.
THEoDoEE ScotSdswEEE. Resistei
Of Wills Tor the District Of Coium-
bia.. Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Christmas Trees
Fresh Vermont Trees

8dl0uI1K--0 a ~ EJI uCL
Ssg 81 tscf p5 ssessd s saoss tres srrP
your picki any tree.
S to is Ft. Trees, $2.25
Table trees, SI.25 Plenty of free
parking for every cne. Open daily. 10
am 70 lO pm. Closed Fri. 4 pm,
It'll Sat. 3 pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Hell MEN Cont

ELECTRicTAN--Jobhinx and install
latIon work: car tgrn.shsd; n,',si my
a7as TRfc z 60. ssdd szis c0Sn. c5DnpS ase nv, M
ELECTRICIAN. journeymsn. b. c.
work 70 reliable man. Au. 4-0397
Evening star., 1954-12-21

TaSLE s1 I0Ps 1.p iLTE g T9 s A. wsNi5pz RsGKpEp
Eq6 sTe f3a EarTEB sHSK sUPPES Tqfs IIsEsIrs IsHs Z
Evening star., 1954-12-21

ACCOUNTANT, part time: book
serssa sc. 81. saDsas Dsanp " sss ssD' j1 Ri'
Evening star., 1954-12-21

~ e FB aars.is srsa rsnt pwpg 81 pg
/ 441B Conn ave-. EN- 2-73On
REFRIGERAT0R, cQidspot cheap;
perfect condition. Phone III. 7-0Iff
after 0 pm. ---22
EEEnEs sisss al ascs com. t i,o sa sy 81 u rs I
HEcHINGER STORES. III 1900.
Refrigerator, Kelyinator, ,53
Ike new: si1o. IA. e-s7so after ..
Evening star., 1954-12-21
HELP-WoNEN
All .ERK
CI,ERK

Valet shop. white; experienced pre-
ferred: full time. vacation with pay
opportunity for advancement. Cal
MR HARCI,D XII R-4{1AT ---2Z s
Evening star., 1954-12-21

FOR dry cleaning and laundry store
wonderful opportunity for steady
reliable young lady; highest payi
excellent working conditions. Expert.
Apply CENTRAL CLEANERS. 32a
Carroll st. NV. I'll
Evening star., 1954-12-21

5IOVEs IUII TN h.Ws. MA. S-oUo2.
ICE SI..,s SKATES; lSs ISs,s,s. size; O. a. Sa PR.
lined. heavy Gust. made, l26 IN.
long, cost 5000, $50; mans 500
new. $50: q raincoafs, gray gabar-
dine. IL, 81 ea.. wood kit. chairs.
5oc ca; maple cricket chair. Sl:
seat SIS, Ii, 6-a450
IRONEk, Simplex consofe. 1889 mod.
el, $50. Sale. Diebold. small busi.
,SSp psss j. size s,,s M pa s,4oss; 40
Phone WQ. 6-hRlA. l-a I
Evening star., 1954-12-21

JE WEIIt1 dEFAIHEU
RoDIN JEWELS. sos 18th st. NV,
KEROSENE KILN. 26 in. by AZ;
make, "Reveletation !. 4405 37th st,,
Brentwood, Md. WA. 1-31S0. 23s
PANELING, 13c. spec.
lot Come see it 1920 Wilson blvd.
LAWN MOWER. power. SEQ; sirrs
26-inch bicycle, rowing machine,
Leiea lash attachment. JE. 4-l143.
--22
MANTELj Adam. hand carved, Of
Georgia pine, and originally from
OLD GeorEetown home. Lu. 2-554o.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
CLERKS

white. 20-35. general once
work with . leading electrical
appliance wholesaler. must be
high school gradnate. with
1 some typing ability; 40-hr.. s.
day week: ernploye benefits.
excellent working conditions In
modern air-c0nn bldg; tn
usual opportunities for ad-
yancernent for those who have
the ability and desire to Ret
ahead; We are looking for sew
eral elmpioyes who VIII Ill
inp1s "a pm. 1SS: soUTaEkN PhSf Who'll.
9AIFRS. 10T EdgeWnod SC. NE.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
WILLIAM B. KERKAM. u,
Attorney.
100 10th st. N.Wa
Washington. .. Q.
Order Of Publication Change Of Name
Filed Dec. 3. 1854. Harry NJ. Hull
Clerk.

Order Of Publication-Change Qf Name
Filed Dec. 3. 1854. Harry NJ. Hull
-. Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF colnmbia.--In
Re: Application Of Bessie Gtll Ker.
kan. For Change Of Name Ctvil
Action No. 50s-'64, Bessie Gil
Kerkam. having filed complaint
for . Judgment changing her. name
to Elizabeth Gin Kerkam and hav-
ing applied to the Court for an
order Of publication Of the notice
Is. py the Court. this 3rd day Of
December. 1854. ORDERED: Thai
all persons concerned show cause. Il
any there be. on or before the 3rd
day Of January. 1855, why the
prayers Of said complaint should not
Be Eranted: Provided. That copy
Of this order be published once 9
week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in. The washinston
Star and the Washington Law Re-
porter. tS.1 ALEXANDRA HOLlTZ-
OFF. Judge. tseaD A True Copy,
Test: HARRY u. HULL. CLERK. BY:
poEoTHY N. BARRIcK: Deputy
II. III -
Evening star., 1954-12-21

ITYPfsT BACKGROUND req, young
lady, age 1926. TO train as IBM
keypuuch operator. high school
graduate. training salary, $2I5
per month. Write Box 333rK. star.
gsHEEETIas MzHaass sss rhRaqrs a E ssDI. :Iss.
door entrance on = St.. second tioor.
WAITRESS. experienced. for resta,l-
rant and bar. Apply 33lh Pa. ave.
SIC. ---22
WAITRESS. white. sober. reliable,
AADply An o.coEN1LLs ssI / 81 3, Rest ST 4 1917 .1
GIRLS. WOMEN. white. married or
ing $40 to $50 weekly for convent
entity arranged. flexible 90 to 25 hr
part-time employment schedules: no
| collecting or delivering. Phone and
Transportation necessary for local
Maryland 81 81 Sirsinia' Opportunity it,i
Tor advancement to assistant man
ager Immediately. For confidential
personal interview. call MRS. ELIz-
ABETH WILLIAMS DE 2-3s5S. the
iscllVEidng & ysd hours only; Tuesday: ,.s. e 9
may accompany wife. -
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN who
wishes to live in good home and do
some light housework with small
salary. can WA. 7-6697. BY appt.
FAY Ss THOSE bills: AVON customers tom
want service. Earn S20-$26 Wkly. IN
openlnaass now ess'iSlns 81 osS1 SS1s sesira'
AUTO FINANCE co.
Needs cashier, typist; some bookkeep-
tns exper. auto finance. Or small loan
Gel. starting salary Cali Mr. Lewis
Evening star., 1954-12-21
LEGAL NOTICES
aARRITy q sHILLIr.s. A.sera

GABkfTY = PHILLIPS. Attorueys
UNITED osi srATss Tfssl prsTR1cff rsTI1ad1tsf couR4
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court.--No. S6,4O4
Administration This ie to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court cf the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters or Adj
ninistration on the estate Of Myrtle
9oldstein. late Of the District or
SsVlna Claims asesssio sssn.s az
are hereby warned to exhibit the
salns with the vouchers thereof.
scriber. on or before the End day
Of June. AID. 1855; otherwise they
beneft Of said estate. Givel, 81 under
1854. LYMAN doLbSTEfN. 1871
THEopoRE cooswELE. Resistsi
Of Wills for the District Of Coium-
bia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.