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AUCTION SALES Cont. }
THOS. J. OWEN a SON, Auctioneers
iii st. NV.

T sEsEMfDErA SsEf sTU TS Vao94s sk
FRAME DWELLINGS BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBERS 2342-2344
. POMEROY ROAD. SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
Folio 552 ct seq. of the land records
of the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction in front
Ct the PEsTSss NV On Td ~ RE
AID. 1854. AT Two O'Clock PM.
the following described land and
premises. situate in the District OF
Columbia. and designated as and
being that part of original Lot IA
IN Section : OF the Subdivision made
Trustees, known as :. Barry Farm"
as per plat recorded among the
Records in the once of the Sur
veyor for the District OF Columbia
in Blk. L: c. No, = page l, be.ng
and bounds in said deed of trust
Lot IA now known for purposes OF
assessment and taxation as Lots $50
and SCI in Square 5S11.
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
OF trust for approximately S5.S0O.0O
and a second deed of trust for APP
proXimately 50 10000. further par
ticulars OF which will be announced
at time Of sale the purchase price
above said trusts to be paid in cash
A deposit OF $4,000 required. Con-
veyancing, recording. etc, at puT-
chaser'S cost. Adjustments made as
of date OF sale. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the
discretion Of The trustees.
SAMUEL BROWN,
H GRAY GlLLEM.
fes.lO.12. Trustees.
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AUTO MECHANIC


TO work on foreign cars. Austin
M. G. and Morris. must be expert
enced. excellent working conditions.
good salary. company benefits. Refs.
req: apply MANHATTAN AUTO
tK.-FJ INC. 9TH and r SITS. NV.
AUTO PAINTER. excellent compensa-
ton. working conditions: hours. etc.
Plenty OF work. Only sober indus
trious men need apply. See Mr..
Johnson, CALVERT MOTORS. 1l4l
Eastt-West hwy, Silver Spring. u,
AUTO PARTS MAN WANTED. for
our parts wholesale location; expe-
rience in MoPar parts necessary;
paid vacation. disqualification; other
benefits. See Mr.. Pignone. U. s..
PARTS CORP. 2l01 18th st. NV,
AUTO SALES Observation-Disclosures,
large volume auto co. needs high
Of buying. selling. reconditioning
and directing statesmen. No limits
to the right man. Please state age
rxpr Box 224-C, Star.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen (2)-Here
is q fine opportunity for ambitious
men to work for long established
Buick leadership and accrue earn
ingS commensurate with ability in
saFy; See our sales Manage Manager FOR
1914 Diagonal I'd. Alex, Va. IL
AUTO Statesmen - OPENINGS for
experienced men to sell Chrysler
Corporation outstanding values, in
tereSting pay scale; must have refer
ences. Cali Mr. Marvin for appoint
ment PEAKE MOTOR CO. De Soto
Plymouth Dealer, 1905 WIS. ave.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE

least SIS. 500 which takes advantage
OF your education and speaking
ability interest you7 Call NE. s.
@336 for appointment with Person.
mel Manager 10
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HElP-MEN tCons. }

ASST. MANAGER for large housing
development; permanent Job with
opportunity of working into the
MANAGERIAL position. Must be thor
oughly familiar with rental leases
and maintenance. Capable of COM
manding complete respect from en-
ployes. Not over 40 yrs. old. Write
stating background and experience,
inclose photograph and all pertinent
information. Box 3U3-A, Star. --16
ASSISTANT MANAGER
Young man, for permanent position
with old reliable financial institu-
ton; InterestIns WORK and excellent
enced in sales or collection field
preferable. Car necessary. Guaran-
teed salary. plus car allowance and
all modern employe benefits.
Call Mr.. Roach, UN. $4,000
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white. S184
mo-. exper. not necessary: must have
good refs. vacation, insurance and
pension privileges avail. Write Box
36I-Y. Star. 10
colored, 6th-class license,
experienced in building operation
and maintenance; local references
required; salary in quarters. Call
resident manager, 8 am. to 8 pm.
WO. 6-4l60 10
9th class, to operate oil
burner, ewes. and ] day a week.
See Mr. Burton, WAGGAMAN &,
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY

dirislon OF old-estabhshed national
company Car and ability 10 meet
public essential. Income is above
average with exceptional advance
ment opportunity Repeat business.
no canvassins Phone DU. 1-2342
Thurs, 10 am. to = pm
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MAN under 80 with IRE and
casualty insurance exper., for po-
sition in local branch ONCE Good
chance to advance to important poo
sition. Modern ONCE: excel. work
ing conditions. Apply NORTHWEST
ERN NATIONAL. S12 woodward
Building. 10
MAN. with high school .edu-
cation, for training as calculator
mechanic. Call HO. 2-4355. 10 to 2.
YOUNG MAN. Catholic. over Is. able
to type. interested in Youth Work.
Call HUI. 3-4l77. 10 am TO 3 pm.
YOUNG MAN WITH MECHANICAL.
,KN0 1Gp, HoW" n FOB PROPERTY Prs RETH.
ESTATE COMPANY. CAR AND
SOME TOOLS REQUIRED: MUST
BE rI HONEST d RELJARLE "A ANp o AM
TO RIGHT MAN. APPLY 800
$50 PM. 1924 K ST. NV, SUITE
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SALESMAN
Y 20 i n NJ
ASK FOR Mr.. KIRKLAND.

want married man
with a car. experienced or ineXperi-
enced in direct sales; professional
type lob offers unusual earnings
and career opportuu.ty, increase
confidential. Phone EX. 5000 on
Feb l. between $40 and 10 a. m
or write Box SIC. Star ~
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statesmen

We need . used-car Salesmen Fx-
pe-ience not necessary but preferred,
See Mr. BledSoe. Used-Car Manager,
MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC. ll25
18th st NV 10
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER for
Northern Va. Ford Dealer. oppor-
tunity for exper man in . fast
growing community: state age.
exper. s'd salary expected. BOX
4pi-C Star 10
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ROY p. FRANSCHINA,
Attorney at Law.

ATTORNEY At Law,
Arlington BLDG, Wash, ID. c.
Filed Feb. s. 1854. Harry NJ. Hull.
UNITED STATES sle DisrR1cr COURT
Re, Application OF William John
Jakubiw for change Of name-Civil
Action No. 497 William John
Jakubiw. having filed a complaint
for q Judgment changing his name
to William John Jarrett and hav-
ing applied to the Court for an
REQUIRED by law in such cases. it is.
February. 1854 ORDERED that al
persons concerned show cause. If
any there. pc. on or before the
9th day Of March, 1854. why the
not be sranied' Provided. That 1's a
once q week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The Washington
Law Reporter. 80 MATTHEW F.
a eoSy Tss, judge saRR Seal A ui TTqe
Clerk. BY ANGELA N. 81 sHEEA iN.
Deputy Clerk. feI0.l7.24
HOWARD CAYTON, ATTORNEY,
1921 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court. No. "a. 46I.
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Letters Tesla
cayton la an OF the iseA'f pis Of N0 Of
Columbia, deceased All persons
haylng claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. 10 the sub
Scriber. on or before the md DAY
may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under
my hand this LIST day OF February.
1854. NATHAN CAYTON. 400 F.
St, NV tSeaD Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWRLL. Register OF Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court. fel0.lG,24
FRANK r. LONG, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
ing Probate Court.-No. "a. 364.
Notice: That the subscriber, OF the
State OF Maryland has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Letters OF Ad-
minlstration on the estate of Will
liam Arthur Shreve, also known as
William A Shreve. late OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hlbIr the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. TO
the subscriber. on or before the
18th DAY OF July. AID. 1854. other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF January, 1854. FRANK R
LONG. 900 F ST. NV tSealD
Attest; THEODORE COGSN ELL.
ResiSter Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court Iat1 -fe3Iu
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ROUTEMAN for dry cleaner to oper-
NECESSARY; must be nea' - NIB sip
LEHMAN, KI; 9-4l4l; 10
ROUTEMAN, for laundry and dry
cleaning route: prefer man familiar
with Arlington County: no exper.
needed; refs. reauiTed See Mr.. ELS Ill
DRY. 36,!!7 x ST; NV. j
SALESMAN. food; to call on indie
pendent retail srocers must be
clean cut. active and willing; eX-
perience not important. We Will!
teach Write. giving particulars. 10
Box 3S1-E, Star. IL
SALESMAN, TO sell nationally ad-
vertised insulation to both home
owners and new construction; leads
furnished; protected territories. must
have knowledge o! blue prints; car
essential Gail ME. S-4NIU. Ext
-03 for interview GRIFFITH
CONSUMERS CO. Ariineton. Va.
SALESMAN. Route truck: must have
experience; Al references. AID. =
sALE>MAS CoLLECTOR for estsb-
lisheG Industrial insurance route
Auto necessary, Appiy 900 ColIni-
ban Bids. 4lS 5th 81. nv ID
TV and appliances, eX-
perience. hard worker GOOD per
Souallty: inside work. Apply in per
son BARON & MEITz co, $40
s. Washington st. Falls Church, va.
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TOUR-EARN

Entire q s. return. Permanent po-
Sition with future; IS 10 30, Vets
preferred. Average earnings. $500
monthly. Daily cash and autos fur
nished. Apply PAUL ANDREA. Ho-
tel Franklin Park, 10 ANIL pm,
- pm To-
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AnchOr Fence Division

SALES REPRESENTATIVES,
DOCTOR AND HOSPITAL SUPPLIES
Leading distributor and manufac-
turer has openings for executive-type
representatives in south and east,
salary while training, commission
basis while selling. protected terri
tories: monthly earnings OF Sl,@o"
and more not unusual: must own
car and travel. Write fun details;
our employees know OF this ad
Box Arb. Star. Il
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper. only with refer. Must be
Wrccker operator and lub. man
comb Good sales eXper. helpful,
Apply 42@5 Conn. ave. NV. in per
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be exp. in fabrication: good
sal and comm. NO PHONE CALLS.
CONNORS. INC, 272l Naylor I'd. sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Exper.. white, 6-day wk. Apply $40
Ga. ave, NV. Ill
SHOE SALESMAN-Good opportunity
for advancement. vacation with pay;
experienced preferred. Call in per-
son. MIR. HALL. 1920 9TH ST. NV.
--11
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BOOKKEEPER

keeper tpayables, rec'bles inventors
contron. Permanent position. Vac
sick leave. 5i7-day vk SIS start
Apply IN writing. giving exper, refs
Box 29-E. Star
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AtC. ~. I To- : 80 -.
Eed L. williams & Zed L. VILLA ms. Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
SPECIAL
AUCTION
AT
CanterS Furniture Store
1928 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
TONIGHT, 7::3O PM.
ALSO
TOMORROW, THURSDAY
1890 AM. AND 7::30 PM.
SELLING OUT Ice. STOCK
OF ALL NEW, MODERN
AND UP-TO-DATE FURNI-
TURE OF EVERY DE-
SCRIPTION. INCLUDING
SUITES, ODD PIECES FOR
ALL PARTS OF THE HOME
OR APARTMENT.
PUBLIC INSPECTION NOW TO
SALE HOURS
TERMS CASH
PHONE DI. 1854
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OUTDooR-TYPE. mechanically

EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE So
LICITOR for pleasant. profitable
work Guaranteed earnings. with
gooc future opportunity. Call ia.
5-S26E. Q 80 20 3 for appointment
for personal interview.
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BARRIERS. % eolored, good business
Apply 1000 18th ST.. Nv, ASK for
Mr. LEE 10
BARTENDER. white. draught and
bottle beer: experience IN food
service important; local refs REQ .
no Sunday work. Cali TIE. 6-O096
BEAUTICIAN Man. hair stylist
exper-. to work in busy shop all
year round. We Will top any salary.
Call RA 3-aGRo lis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26


Mrs. Miles Cannon, 2200 Fourth
Ave. gave q birthday party for
her mother, Mrs Mary J. r.
PArks. Saturday. Feb. eth.
Mrs, Cannon invited 20 guests
guests 10 enjoy the pleasing lun-
cheon and among the guests who
were former Twin citians were;
Mines Pearl Stone, her daughter.
Mira. Edith Donovan and Mrs,
Minnie Tucker. Mmea stone and
Tucker are sisters Of Mrs. George
HoaRe Of "a. Paul: Mrs, NJ. o.
Cannon. mother Of Mr.. Miles Can
nan, both former Mlnneapoiltann;
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THIS N THAT

Collins, George Bryant and last,
but not least, we visited In the
palatiaI homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Cannon.
We wish we were able 10 dss-
cFibs Il for you, but we cannot DO
u justice, 10 win say we noticed
the very huge Redwood front door
a. we entered. In the large liv-
Ing room are ornate American
Gum coFnicas. In the living room
and adjoining library. den and din
Ing room the beautiful carpeting.
There 10 also q huge italian
Travertine marble fireplace In the
living room and In the library IL
another very lovely Urge fireplace.
The huge dining room 10 In the
true California styls with many
plate glass windows.
Then We saw the modern styled
kitchen that would be a Joy 10 any
housewife.
Tho walls Of the living and din
Ing room are covered with very
rare, hard 10 get. Japanese Fica
paper. All OF the interior dscora-
tons including the taffsta drap-
cries on Travis rods. were done by
q famous interior decorator.
Ths Cannon's daughter. Shirley,
has her artists studio In the sun
parioF. We enjoyed seeing the
beautihn now powder room In
which II q most modern design
Pullman Vanity dressing table.
The main bathroom IL beaHti-
fully tiled.
Major alterations 10 this beauti-
fiil dwelling were made under the
supervision Of G. w. wigington.
architect, formerly Of 81. Paul
There were three very large
bedrooms.
We are next door In the lovely
studio Of the G. w. wigington's
beautiful double bungalow writ
ing our column for the week. and
u 10 . very pleasant place TO
writa.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Cannon.
parents Of Miles. are really snpoy.
Ing their lovely home less than q
block away.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ENHCUTTOM aAL.K

EAEGGTN0M SALE
Under and By virtue OF an EKseu-
seal OF the District Court Of the
state Of Minnesota. In and for the
FoaTth Judicial District and County
OF HenHepin on the eth day OF Do
eember In the year 1888 upon q
iudGemsnt rendered ana docksted
ton therein. wherein Allied BUILD
ing Credits. Inc, A Corporation was
plaintiff, and LILLIAN ,. 0rasber was
tiff ana against sala defendant Ldi-
Ian ,. orasbsr fer the cum Of Two
InSHsand. Two Hundred slHty
81 the iSdssmsS, roll fiisd Il TIE
office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court for said County Of Heanspin.
wHEREAS said judgement vas
aeekstsd z the District Court q
December IN the year % 1875 At
tlilS o'eloek A. NJ on said dAy ana
the sum oe Two Thousand Two
Hundred SIXTY Eight and e3I1oe
Dollars = Aow actually ans thsreon
9TH iSssrsst on t;ssSe1 pellA.s
D. ISIS ana ~ 70 ana insiaSiSG ne
date Of sale. also for cents
increased cost ana for all my tees,
costs and Disbursements % lazy ana
sale. which said Execution has 20
S ne a. s s &C; % , sais H :ss n
livsrsA. I have levied upon and WIN
sell at paeIIe auction 10 the highest
cash bidder IN the lobby % the
shertfrs main office In the District
Court House IN the city % MIME
apeliS IN said County % Henne.
sr. q E - TIE =. 1 Jss 'fs ,S e
forsaoon % that dAy. all the right.
title and Interest that the above
Hamea Judgment debtor haa IN ana
20 the real estate hereinafter des-
eTiNsd On the eth day % DecsuaheR
$50 that being the GATE o. rea-
tsress therein Witch said iudwmsat
debtor Lillian y Gvasber have stnce
that CAV acquired. the Description
q ths property ssing - fc'iev@
Tets TIE ara raj, In NorwaIaa
NE ana % record In the ettiea %
the Register % Deeds Of Hsnne-
pin Coaaty, Minnesotn, the sane
iaG CerttsiSats No aesasG Accord
ing % the rscords % F1ls IN Beck
% rifles. Henaspln Ccunty, MIN
aes"ta accordtng 20 the plat
'Nprsnt o. fiis ava % resord ~
ths nffles 90 the Register %
Deeds IN ard Tor satt Hsnneptn
ceanty Minnesota,
Dated Mir neAPsslta Mtun-. lama
airy ieth, tstt
~ Ryan
Sheriff asanee'p ceansy, Niaa
Nv HeFwAa Frssk
nsPaty SA@rtft
e Naltsra Atty.
sc Met B1dg
II g-EN
CsFsssamaa Jan. sS-Nsarrh tmeil
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EXPRESS, torrid and boasting Q
tram grOwi which sets right wei
with the ears. Zip 10 the western
lied ballad SIGN POST with
vocal by Marcie Miller (capitol).
An old waxing by Les Paul and
his trio has been dug out Of the
files, and it's a honey. Sides are
STEEL GUITAR RAG and GUI-
TAR Boo0IE Eyerything's
smooth here, rejecting the top
notch ability Of Paul and his aides
(Decca).
Woody Herman and the Third
Herd get together on q four-tune
45 rpm extended play disc with
some Of that Ieaping cool swing
for which they are famous. Titles,
all familiar to you. are EAST OF
THE SUN, / CAN'T BELIEVE
YOU'RE IN LOVE WITH ME.
LOVE Is HERE TO STAY and
NICE WORK II you CAN GET
IT (MGM).
Following hard on the heels Of
his recent Instrumental success.
"A-12" Buddy johnson comes
now with MUsH MOUTH. q fast
PAGER featuring Purvis Henson on
tenor sax. MS . powerhOuse per-
formance, fast pace. The 80 intro
which leads In 20 Henson's solo, In
especially fascinating. Ella John
son takes her bow on the mate.
ONE MORE TINE. in which the
drive 10 again powerful, serving
a. q contrasting backdrop TO her
Ssmi-sophIsticated vocal (Mer-
cury).
On the cool and impresaionistic
side In Benny Green's instrument
tai waxing Of TAKIN MY TIME
and BLUES IN LAMENT. both
sporting q tram lead and spanked
by tom-toEns (Decca).
An Ellington composition Of
years past, THINGS AMT
WHAT THEY USED TO BE, Ia
toyed with by Sonny Thompson.
Except for the intro and finale.
which In q Ia the original, the re-
mainder 10 nothing more than sax
overfights on the theme. Flip In
the blusey. cool. 5000 GOOD.
Other cool" stuff. though an
Gent, 10 be had includes, the
Artie Shaw packet Of NIGHT
MARE, SHOOT THE LIKKER
TO ME JOHN BOY and the
BLUES: tanning With Buck
Clayton album, The Adrian Rolllni
Trio album: and the wild Bill
Davis four-in-one. all on (Colum-
biA).
Another group. hot in the chase
for top honors. the Drifters with
Clyde McPhatter. have a beguine-
paced rhythm item which IL q
sure-fire winner. Entitled SUCH A
NIGHT. it's q lively bounce in the
Latinish vein which In very Slxil-
fully handled. Clyde. In his famil-
lar head-voice style. romps ecstati-
cally on the lead. Flip Is a slow
blues which sports overtones Of
gospel music. entitled LUCILLE,
and II a McPhatter original Cat
lantie).
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RATING TIE
r z C. q r D s

Another OF those Specialtx@d
versions Of CEsT 81 BoN--or a.
Il In known on this disc, "Css-Txi-
Bon"---ls done by that zany sing
ing comedian Mickey Kat1. II,
like the stan FreberE waxing. 10 q
tahe-off on the Eartha Kit top
per. though not ~ hilarious. This
makes three since La Kitt--April
Stevens, Freberg and Katx. Now
for q Spike Jones' take-off and
we've had Il. Katz also polSes fun
at another currently pop top,
THAT'S AMoRE. which 10 SUBJ
titled, That's Morris" . guy
whose eyes shine like Manissche-
witE wine" CCapltoD.
A few other novelties which rate
listenings include the newest
Floyd Dixon waxing, the side en-
titled NOSE TROUBLE. Floyd
prefAees his singing by these
philosophical remarks: IF people
throughout the world would mind
business OF their own. and leave
other peoples affairs alone, they
would get along much better In
their own home--but you see. to-
day evsrybody's got nose trouble"
Paired with this Il one Of the DIX
on blues specialties ooH-EEE
ooH-EEE Speciality.
There Ray Charles and crew.
on a shuttle rhythm. Y Don't
Know kick with . tale Of IT
SHOULD'VE BEEN ME-. The
boys are hot on this one. with Rey
spc1ting some amusing patter
about the guys who have all the
luck, Flip Is the bluesy. ear ierker
SINNERS PRAYER (Atlantic).
The Blue Barron group also
have one In THE ROSE OF
ROSES, q lifting item with Sandy
Evans and the Blue Notes calling
of an thu gals named Rose about
whom songs have been sung. Mate
Il WHEN YOU'RE HOME WITH
THE ONE you LOVE. q senti-
mental ballad tMGMD.
And In another corner. Louis
Jordan with his Tympany Five
cavuTt on . little rock and RON.
LoLLIPoP. Pay close attention TO
the lyrics, On the nip side. Jordan
turns philosophical In q blue mood
with NOBODY KNOWS you
WHEN YoU ARE DOWN AND
OUT. The intro here h from the
traditional spiritual Nobody
knows the Trouble I've Seen"
(Deceal.
Tue Jamnaers nreAk Away
The newest look In THE sHEIK
or ARABY b being peddled by
Buddy Greco. The Greco lad gives
q the Itallan-Engiish lyrics In
front o. . band which rocks from
start to finish. A real good side.
For a change Of pace. he has UP
THE CHIMNEY IN SMOKE. .
soothing ballad which also shows
up web CCOrAl
Big Jay MeNeeley HAS . pair Of
instrumental originals which
stand up exeeTsntly. Ones called
ICE WATER. which bellies the
hMnne for rs tDrrtd PAGER. show
ing of some good san WORK and q
naase-tMh piano; the other, MULE
NIX . nice swing riff item. SPOT
aed with ensemble vocal ana aud
hence applause IFcasrAl).
In the Clean lnIier tradittoa 10
ths Ray AnthoRy erW~ On AIR
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Additional Social and
Personnel News
81. Paul

Birthday Dinner; Mrs. o. c.
Drizxle. eos Rondo Av.. entertain
ed at dinner Saturday evening.
February 20. in honor Of Mr.. DriE-
Ele's birthday. Following dinner,
guests enjoyed bridge. Mr., Drizxie
received a number OF lovely gifts
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Brent and Mrs. John Few.
Flying Needles Club Meeting;
Mrs. Roberta Davis. 100 N. Avon
st., was hostess to the Flying
Needles Club on Monday, Febru-
airy "a, Mrs Harriet Bell Smiths
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Make Worry An Asset

Worry. actually, Ia merely q
point Of view. IT'S not what q
thing II. but what we think II IL
that il 20 important. Change your
attitude toward worry. Don't let
II brighten you. AnalyEe II and
see II for what II really ID, not
what you fear II may be.
And rememberi Worry II nor
NAL and q natural phenomenon.
Even animals become anxious.
which ls q form OF worry. You
worry only because your mind IL
trying IN some way to help you.
Find out what that is.--Dr. Louis
e, Biseh, Your Life.
Did you know: Your heart, only
about the sire OF your fist, 10 %