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Watkins, Myrtle Potter and Miss
Marles Griffin.
Home On Furlough: Airman &c
Oliver Thomas who has been home
on a forty day furlough visiting
his mother, Mrs. Irene Thomas
and aunt, Mrs. Della Workman of
2434 Fifth Av. s. will leave today
for Parks Air Base, Oakland,
Calf; Altman Thomas who has
been in service for Is months and
at Mitchell Air Base, New York
for the past ten months, will be
leaving soon for overseas duty.
Enroute to California, he will stop
over in Kansas City, Mo-. for a
few days to visit relatives.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
McDaniels, who formerly resided
at 2s15 Third Av. S. are now re-
siding in their newly purchased
home at 1888 Third Av. S.
Guild Meets: st. Agnes Guild of
st. Thomas Episcopal church met
In the undercroft of the church
on Wednesday evening, January
Is with Mrs. Winnie johnson as
hostess. Plan were formulated for
their pre-Lenten dinner.
Jolly "16" Club: Mrs. Flossie
Harris, 1887 Clinton Av., was hos
tess to the regular meeting Of the
jolly "16" Club on Thursday eve
ming. January IA. Plans were dis
cussed for the clubs annual style
show. The next meeting win be
on January 2s, with Mrs. B. d.
Young, 243o Fifth Av. s. as hos
tess.
New Sister: Aaron Jack Lyons,
seven years old, now has a little
sister sharing the spotlight with
him at 4o17 Third Av. S. His par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lyons
presented him with a new play
mate on January 5. Jill Victoria,
the name chosen, was born in st.
Mary's hospital and weighed eight
pounds four ounces. The childrens
maternal grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. James G. Jackson of
3712 Third Av. S.
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Langston Moffet witty
sends a description Spain
Malorca; George Chopin they
had hdeous time because the delays mails the delay the
livery chopns Spanish mails positively The
sh ubdued Italians
gravity surprising after the Italian exuberance The
Spanish
the people walk bicycles dawde nobody rides
bicycle anything except at top speed imaginary world
championship race
Prices than the suite
bedroom canopied bed
big enough for herd of elephants an elegant salon done in blue and
gold windows Delicious abund
All about $3.50 overeang the national
Spanish and they show it, from Franco the line Even the
dumpya sorry lovely
Italian But then haven't ummaged in the topdawer yet
(of Spanish society Betty letter her
uncesinlaw which includes Infanta
spaniards Just spaniards
mustahes strum guitars and the streets The sleek shiny
Rudolph type They
overfed The Italians don't look like proud their
splendid The Spanish family the table next
quantities revolving
amusing the little girl the family into making
pig of herself She is already jumbo-szed little girl
Claudia Betty
peek Spanish
top-dawer George didn't think said the
people SPANS nobility
a the Duchess
Granada the of
Spain l. conquistador who gave
in the
generation her husband the heaveho and they
a little
deves her life works The duchess has followed
all the Of the greatest maados all life She that
DEATH IN THE AFTERNOON the absolutely
u-fghng spaniards that
American could have written IL
spahes gurgIes spurs whispers
spaes Jets everywhere Everybody always bursting
song Spain makes song pokes her
through little pantry window the
They impovise Isabella Column
And speaking of Queens just into the Queen of Lbia
Adde'S.
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TIC. Maids and Matrons Club:
Mrs. Frank Terry, 1912 First Av.
s., was hostess to the TC Maids
and Matrons Bridge Club on Sat-
urday evening, January 10. Club
prizes were won by Mrs. Harold
c. Combs, first; Mrs. Cleat Oliver.
second and Mrs. Nora McCracken.
third. Guest prizes We're awarded
TO Mrs. Burie Carmichael, first;
Mrs. Carl Fountain, second and
Mrs. Jessie Shepard, third. other
guests who shared the hostesses
hospitality included the Mines.
Maurice Daniels, Palmer Jackson,
Earle Kyle and Mozella Smith.
The next meeting of the club will
be February s, with Mrs. Russell
S. Underwood, 3sl5 Third Av. S.
as hostess.
Usher Board Meeting: The Sem
Tor Usher Board of st. Peters A.
ME. church met on Wednesday
evening, January 20, at the home
Of Mrs. Warnell Rhodes. 1924
Fifth Av. s.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Barge who formerly re-
sided at 1901 Bryant Av. N, are
now residing at s12 Bryant Av.
N. Their new baby daughter who
was born December 10 has been
named Gloria Mae.
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Crediafawn Social
Club News Notes

The Credjafawn Social Club,
Inc, held it's regular meeting on
Wednesday evening, January 10,
ut the home of Mrs. Marjory Cart
err, 2OS-A Bigelow Lane, st. Paul.
Mr.. Jack Mills was joint host.
In spite Of wintry blasts the at
tendance was good. Roy Johnson
was all smiles as he informed us
the his wife, Rosamond, was rapid
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Dorothy Monson
Weds james A.
Horton In D. c.

Dorothy NJ. Monson and James
A. Horton We're married January 8
in Washington ID. C., II was an
nounced this week.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. l.. Viola Monsoon. SSie Oak
land Av. s.. Minneapolis, and the
late Rev. Thomas Hendricks Mon
son. a member OF the Louisiana
Methodist Conference.
Mrs. Monson accompanied her
daughter TO the nations capital
weber the ceremony took place in
Asbury Methodist church with the
Rev. Gerald II. Brantford. assis-
tant pastor, officiating in the alb
sencc OF the pastor. DR.. Richard
NJ. Williams.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Zachary T. Mon
son of Philadelphia, and her sister
in-iaw, Mrs. Zachary T, Monson
was her only attendant.
The groom Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis II. Horton OF More
head City, N. c. Hts best man
was Lewis Giles Jr.. head OF a
public relations firm In Wash
tngton. OF which the groom Ia an
associate,
Nuptial organ music was played
throughout the ceremony by Mrs.
Alleyne Henderson, a Washington
organist and choir director.
Mrs. Horton Is a graduate OF
Marshall High school and Macal-
ester College In St. Paul.
The couple viii reside in WASH
ington. d. C. at 1857 Jay st. ~.
E.. apartment 7.
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January 80, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Christian, sTc
st, Anthony Av.
Returns Home, Mr.. John w.
Kelly with the U, s. Merchant
Marine. stationed In New York
city. who spent the Christmas
Holidays in the city visiting his
sister, Mrs. Gwen Kelly TNSiggs
and nephew. John Williams Of 900
st. Anthony Av. and other rela-
tives and friends. returned TO hts
home on Monday, Jan, IL.
Cameo Social Club; Mrs. An
drew Brent, 6i3 Iglehart Ava will
be hostess TO the Cameo Social
Club on saturdayevening, January
20.
New Playmate; Cheryl Jean
and Lame Louise, daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Clark, sac
Rondo Az, are very happy with
the arrival OF new sister and
playmate. Barbara Ann was born
January IL at st. Joseph hospital
and weighed seven pounds, nine
and one-half ounces Maternal
grandfather Is Mr.. G. Mccullough
OF Kansas and paternal grand
mother is Mrs. Alice Clark OF ST,
Paul.
Guild OF 81. Monica Meets: Tho
Guild OF Sc. Monica OF st. Phil
lips Episcopal church met on Mon
day evening. January 10. at the
home OF Mrs. Lola Finney, 4a7
Rondo Av Concluding the busi-
ness transaction. social hour was
enjoyed by the members, The next
meeting win be held on February
Y.
Matinee Bridge Club; Mrs. Will
liam Hanna, $40 Western Av., will
be hostess TO the Matinee Bridge
Club on Wednesday, January III.
Returns From Vacation Trip,
Mr.. l.. Il. Willis, 1890 sherburne
Av.. returned 10 the city on jan
parry Il, after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgess Dewitt, relatives OF
Montgomery and Tuskegee. Ala,
Mr.. Dewitt is head Of Christian
education In that area. Mr.. VIII
lis was accompanied on the trip
by his sister, Mrs, !. II. Borders of
Los Angeles. Calf. E.nroute home
Mr.. Willis stopped off in Detroit,
Mich. for visit with his brother
and sister-in-law, DR. and Mrs. w.
C. Willis.
Seriously Hi Mrs. Barbara Rob-
inson, 7e8 Carroll Az. is reported
seriously III at her home.
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LINCOLN JUNIOR SCHOOL
PTA MEETS JANUARY I

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Lincoln Junior High school
PrA win be held on Thursday eve
ming, January 2s at S p. m.
a very interesting program has
been planned. The topic, Teen
Age Drivers" win be discussed by
panel OF North High school stu
dents. Judge Levi Hall. Truman
Smith and moderator. Ned Bryant
A movie also will be shown.
Refreshments win be served fol,
lowing the program.
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Wedding
Anniversaries

Jan, 25--Mr. and Mrs. d. J.
Wade. 2A2l Fourth Av, s., "a
years.
ST. PAUL
Jan. 27---Mr. and Mrs, Richard
L. Stokes sr,. 1877 st. Anthony Av,
80 years.
Jan, 2s--Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Golden. 456 st. Anthony Av.. 46
years.
Jan. 2e-Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Neal, 6S5 Rondo Av, is years.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Jan. @f-bafpAra Jean nam
mond. 2741 Clinton Av., Essie Mae
Ssrtin, 1918 18th Av. N.
Jan. 25-Robert Mallory. 4o5S
Clinton Av.; Mrs. Grace Workout
1889 Smelling Av.; Mrs. Estella
Harris. 2sl6 Elliot Av.; Mrs.
Hardy White, 4l42 Clinton Av.:
James Allen. 81 Hyland Av. N;
Billie Vaughn. sos Olson Blvd.
Jan. 26-Mrs. James Lane, 722
Fremont Av. N: Connie Mccoy.
$40 Bryant Av. N; Mrs. Marguer-
lite Gonzales, 1909 nth Av. s.
Jan. 27--Patricia Harper, 1910
Bryant Av. No; Mrs. Ruth Bell,
sos 18th Av. N.
Jan. 2S-Raymond w, Cannon,
zoos Fifth Avs; Mrs. l.. r. Per-
kins. $500 Clinton Av,; Carrie
Wallace, 1892 Smelling Az: Bar
bara Tate, 1855 Fourth Av. s.;
Mrs. Opal Stone, s5s Bryant Av.
N.
Jan. 2a-Mrs. Phoebe Mae Civ
ems, 42S Colfax Av. N, Mrs. Myr-
tie Potter, Ss4s Fourth Av. S.
out-of-Town birthdays-
Jan. 23--Sylvester Carter, Los
Angeles, Calf: William ogleton,
Des Moines, Ia; Howard Wells,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Jan. 24--John F. Thomas, Ger
many: Thelma Woodson, Paris,
Mo, Elmo Hoffman, Kansas City,
Mo-; Katherine Sanders Washing
ton, Milwaukee, Wis.
Jan. 25-James Gresham Sr,
Los Angeles, Calf.
Jan. 27-Dorothy Evans, Kansas
City. Mo-; Robert L. Brown, Rock
ford. Ill; Mary Thompson, Cam
den, N. j.; Garrett Jones, Pasa-
dena, Calf.
Jan. 29-Mrs. Ann Colby AL
bright. Duluth, MINI.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Jan. 2S-Mrs. Cornelia Smith,
544 Corral Av.; Mrs. l.. r. Tarver,
sos st. Anthony Av.; Vir-
CELIA Harper. IT'S Rondo Av.; Ron
aid Jones, 1921 Rondo Av.
Jan. 24--Lawrence Price, 7o6
Rondo Av.: Johnnie Pettiford, se7
Carroll Av.; Geneva Burkhalter,
Ss2 Rondo Av.
Jan. 25-virginia Smith, 1877
Rondo Av.: Clarinda Cox, 533
Marshall Av.; Mrs. Charles Cow
ington. 567 st. Anthony Av.; Mar
garet Smith. 312 Carroll Av
Jan. 26--Mrs. Anna Wooten, 5i2
Carroll Av.; Mrs, John Dodd, 1856
Rondo Av.: George c. Shannon Jra
693 Carroll Av.
Jan. 27-Mrs. william NJ.
Brown, 221 st. Anthony Av.; Mrs.
Luana Hughes, 405 Harrington
Av.; Mr.. William Godette, e2S st.
Anthony Av.; Mrs. Clara b. Shell
by, 2s8 Rondo Av.
Jan. 2s-Mrs. James oliver, 943
Iglehart Av.; Mrs. Daniel Taylor,
TIC Rondo Av.: Mr.. James Jack
son, se5 st. Anthony Av.; Charles
A. Danforth, 1913 Carroll Av.; Mrs.
James Walker, 232 N. Fisk ST.;
Mrs. Harrison Davis Sr., AL st.
Anthony Av.: Miss Sandra Jean
Anderson, S02 Dayton Av.
Jan. 29-Mrs. George II. Todd,
83s st. Anthony Av.; Mrs. Leila
Mae Gamblers, 607 Rondo Av.
Out-of. Town Birthday
Jan. 23-George Mann, Chi
cago.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Hostess Mrs R. B. Mouden 3s4s Fourth Av s.
entertained at six o'clock dinner Friday January s. in hon
of Mrs Mary Smith of Carssdae Miss VISA was the house
guest OF her daughter and son.aw, Mr. and Mrs Carroll
Watkins OF liza Twelfth Az N Other guests present
Messrs and Mines Edward j. Brown E. Clark Mines Carroll
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n your birthday In not register.
ed with our birthday greetings
editor II should be. Send your
birthdate 10 us. Year IL not nee.
essary, Just send day and month.
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Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL

BAN And Club Meeting: Mr. and Mrs Arthur Jack
son COZ Fuller Av the regular meeting or the
Bali and Chain Club ON Saturday evening" January 10 Four
new couples the Messs and Donald Banham Charles
Curren Harrison and Wilbur Zeno all of st Paul. were well
into the club The next meeting win be held Saturday.
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Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA UELAND

Dorothy Day, THE CATHOLIC WORKER read (sir
Benardl RUSSIA and RUSSIAN SPIRITUAL
ITY and part HISTORY ENGLAND
thing steadyng about reading history
Of the radio" The Minneapolis Morning
President Esenhowers hobbies bridge
stories painting
Republicans that isn't
would for hbel) In my mothers notebook
kindness
out o by
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DR. Fores Kennedy the
told the last his
clinic to the medical SCIENTISTS Gentlemen
the Cosmic patterns
molecular enegyand about to be Dispersed
to die He then added that behind the coagata
idea"and that Kennedy;
know because / know"
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ExcrrfMENr lN FASHION

THE JUNGLE GRAPEVINE hummng with chou, the
Jungle Lingerie by VunY print
by Brooks Codwuoder especially
collection accents tho exotic sleek look All vany
luxurious nylon ieot these Jungle
perfection without pressing There fashions
too from sweeping dressnqobe piped black
hqhfuliY duinq leopard
Leopoords the lounge about poiumu with
and waist whiting cummerbund topped
blouse.
For those who hold orthodox poama
silhouette also In this fabulous leopod print There's
Petiskirt with sowtoo'h hnish-sy
-s-.et the future while the lsoPord Ia on the prowli
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Jan. 23-George Mann, Chi
cago.
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FRED NJ. VINSON. JF-.
1000 Woodward BLDG.
Filed June IL, 1854. Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.

Filed June IL. 1854. Harry M. Hull.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF Collin.
BIA.-BERTHA s. MYERS, Piafntiff.
rs. 81 vIRDA =: HARVEY. l2l
GRILLE e: GAUDETTE. (3l HELEN
2. GAUDETTE. AK as HELEN e.
ZIMMERMAN. rs SAMUEL scRIv-
WELL. (6l PERPETUAL BUILDING
ELIzARETH o. keller, lSl ELISE
3: Col DsMTTH. (al MYRTLE B
tIE R MSI1I n% , oG eArsGGiorRMRo WIN
MAN. u4l MARGARET coaMAN,
dEoRoE sToLRERT,. ,t1S)
Civil Action No. 172s-54.-ORDER
OF PUBLICATION, ABSENT DE
which ,r is r. the nature Ca Of Tds
clouds on title. is to enable plaintiff
to enforce her claim AGAINST the
equitable interests Of defendant
Grille C.. Gaudette in certain real
estate situate in the District o.
40 Of the north rr oUf IS Of colT jun.
bjan University. as. per plat recorded
In Liber. County II. folio 90, in the
once Of the Surveyor. Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. which is I'M.
proved BY premises l419 Girard
Street NV: said Block NO. Forty
assessment and taxation as SQUARE
Twenty Six. Hundred Sixty Eight
(266S): and to remove clouds on
title Of said property in order that
q trustee NAV be appointed for the
purpose Of effecting q. sale Of said
land and premises free Of said
S SsS On MotSn # bs att SST1e t fSE
ORDERED, that Defendant No. IL,
William J. Chisholm; Defendant No
II, Robert Kerr; Defendant No. u
Robert Cosman; Defendant No. IL.
M Mar, CosmanG; Defendant No. e
George F. Stolbert. cause their ap-
pearance IN be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day, exclusive
of Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS. &C.
curing after the day of the first
the cause viii 81 be proceeded With as
in case Of default: FURTHER Or
DERED. that ~ the following de-
PENDANTS: Defendant No. IL. Will
liam J. Chisholm: Defendant No. y.
Robert Kerr: DetendNn6 NO. ID.
Robert Cosman; Defendant No. ~
MARGARET Cosman; Defendant No. Is.
Paul Stolbert. and Defendant NO. 10.
George r. stnlbert, be or any OF
them are deceased their heirs,
alienees and devisees and successors
in interest caused their appearance
to be entered on the first rule day
occurring one month after the first
publication Of this Order; otherwise
the cause win be proceeded With Is
ever. 8 copy Of this Order be pub
lished once q week for three con.
Secutiye weeks in the washington
Law Reporter. and The Evening Star
Newspaper OF Washingtnn, d. C..
before said day. longer publication
being dispensed With for good cause
shown. ISL MATTHEW z. MCGUIRE,
Judge. (seal.l a True Copy. Attest:
HARRY N. HULL. Clerk. MAR
oARET 7. UNoER. Deputy Clerk
jel6,22,20
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PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOMk for
elderly person 24-hour nursing
care: licensed By State ano county
JU 5000
ger wave, 75c WARFLYNN BEAU.
TY COLLEGE 1910 @ st NV
RETIRED or elderly people. spacious
hu.ne for refined people: home
privils.. nv car avail. DE. 2-2g4S
500 copies. 1925.
incl. typ. of stem. EXCHANGE SERV-
ICE CO.. 1740 K st. NV. ST. 3-6lS6
24s
HAIR TIMING, IS yrs. exper..
Roux. Carol; $3.50 comp; why pay
$3.50? Air-cond. shop. 1891 14th
st. NV. AID. 1854. -26
REFINED. MATURE woman wishes
room, 3 meals daily in NV. apt.
or pvt. home. Boz Ae0-A. star.
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DO NOT IEIEFftONE
ATTENTION. WOMEN

MANY INTERESTING JOBS
EXPERiENCED OR BEGINNERS
Ebay. IS TO 40 HOUR WEEK
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Il. F. HAWKEN, Attorney.
ais 9th street NV.

N1Ss111Alo OSkA.s ASs W
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. $3.50,
Administration:-This is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers, Of the
State Of Maryland and the District
Of Columbia. respectively have OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia, Letters of
Administration on the estate of
Bertha K. Van Reuth. late of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the
subscribers, on or before the l4th
day Of December, AID. 1854; other
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benef1t of said estate,
Given under our hands this l4th
day Of JUNE. 1854. FREDERICK W.
R1BNITzK1. Jr.. 74O3 Wells Blvd.
University Hills, Md. LOUIS F.
RISIBNITzK. 1884 44th st. NV.
TMtaa SnnCeH p ooGGs,sssS ealD Attest:
Of Wills for the District Of Column
oia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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D. c. GOVERNMENT. June Is. 1854.
=-16ORDERED; That the TRAFFIC. 4
MOTOR VEHICLE REGULATIONS
are herebV fG am U as follows 81 Snc
Amend Part II. Article XIV. Section
1913 (a) PARKING. Northwest Sec
tion by striking out the 10th clause
OF the paragraph dealing with
Florida Avenue which reads. as fol-
lows 10y 4, From rom, 18th 18Th. Street to y street;
Amend Part II, Article XVIII. Sec
ton 166 (al ONE-WAY STREETS,
Northwest Section by adding the
following: NEAL PLACE Between
9Th 4l and sth Streets for sastb st9asa
Xxx. Section 1913 (a) STOP SIGNS.
Northwest Section by adding the
following: "On 18th Street at De-
catur Street, so as to stop 18TH
Street trafic in lieu OF sb Stopping ng
the Commissioners on December 13.
la4s:T amer. amend p Part rI II A HtsS
REGULATIONS. BY addins the fol-
lowing: In connection with tn the the con con-
Of Of Foxhai L ROAD between Garfield
Street and Cathedral Avenue. NV:
CATHEDRAL AVENUE From 45th
Street to Foxhall Road on the south
side. no parking at any time; on
the north side, no parking am:
to 6:3O p.m." HAWTHORNE
STREET From 45th Street to
Foxhall Road on the south side. no
parking at any time; on the north
GARFIELD STREET From 45th
Street to Foxhall Road on the south
side, no parking at any time; on
the north side, no parking Am.
to $3.50 pm. 45th STREET From
Garfield Street to Cathedral Avenue
time; on the west side, no parking
am. to $50 pm" s. SPENCER,
r. F. CAVALIER, L. w. PRENTlSS,
Commissioners. D. c.
iaOO
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HELP-MEN tcens.)

AUTO WRECKER drivers, experi-
enced only. Must know city. Good
hours. Good pay. Apply In person.
II st. ne. 24s
BARBER, VIII, LIST cl., guar. $40 wk.
CQCKERHAM & HUDSON BARBER
SHOP, 1924 King st., Alex. Va.
-23
BARTENDER, exper or inexper. Must
be fast and have Swear recommen-
dalton Of dependability and honesty.
R lSS URsaur PEf 81 n;E; for s.tSssd,
team. Upper Montgomery County
League. Call after 5 pm. OIL. 2
BoeOSRSKEEPER, FULL CHARGE -
saT9 shs i. e1Di5 HIss
with q well-estab. CO. in the auto
and finance business. Call Mr.. Co
hen, or Mrs. Nicholson. Ii. 3-SSQ0
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla-
denshuPg I'd ne IT
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PERSONALS Cent?

FORM 81, o. 9. JOB applications pre-
Ing; ExcH, eERH;: ST. 3-61se: "a
Consulate; al legal matters, Next
can Immigration. EDMUND CAS-
NURsING CARE Tor those who care
Cal Miss , Phipps, R:N,, co; g, S,2 2:sS!
AGED OK INvR alTe11 ei " excel c care
and diet in lovely. refined home Of
nurse: no smoking. EN-. 3-4677. 80
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES REPAIRED
Pans. irons, percolators, tcasters
lamps. table radios. repaired, re-
wired. parts replaced. Guaranteed,
fast service. Bring them in fol
estimate. NEEDLECRAFT 726 It'll
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Attorneys.
Union Trust Building.
Filed June 4. 1854. Harry NJ. Hun.

Filed june I. 1854. Harry N. Hun.
UNITED STATES DIsTRICr COURT
Union trust Company Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia and George II.
Partridge. Surviving Trustees Plain.
tits VS.. Betty Louise Taylor Con:
ner and Unknown Heirs ct Law Of
Sylvan P. Taylor deceased. De-
54.-The object Of this suit Is to
obtain Instructions from the Court
as to the person or persons en-
titled to distribution Of the re-
mairder of the trust created by
the Will Of Louise Taylor. deceased.
On motion of the plaint!tis. !. Is
thai the defendants. the unknown
deceased cause their appearance to
be, entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after. the
expiration Of three months from
date. Of the FIRST publication Of this
order otherwise the cause viii be
proceeded with rs in case OF de-
fault. Provided. Q copy OF this
order be published twice Q month
for three successive months In the
Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star before said day. Isl
MATTHEW ?. MCGUIRE. Judge.
(Sean. A True Copy. Test: HARRY
NJ. HULL, Clerk. By ANGELA u.
eHEKHAN Deputy Clerk.
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ATTENTION, MEN!
Washington's Largest Agene

Washington's Largest Agency
PARTIAL LISTING
Wash. repres. Ciber glass COZ,
$1,000 plus car
Sales janitorial supply experJ 5000
sales (some drafting exper.l s. O.;
Sales tins. cos.-Several S3OO-SaO0
Sales trainees 70 mos. training $3.50
paper-ad aSency-radio script writ
ing exper., coll. grad. under 45l,
Accts. (heavy ind: expert S6'000
Exec. secy. docal trade assn.).. $4,000
Asst. Production Man (exper. in large
printing plant or handling produc-
ton and trafic in In. s adVe e snGS
Fc Bookkeeper (retail storel -S55
Acct. elk. (typing) several to $50
Field repres. (coll. necO $3.50 plus car
StenoS. (severaD. excel. OPPORTUNITY
with national cos. -------to $30U
sfki FOP some MsF t5 hSss young S SsS
Inventory Control elk. (typing) TO- $50 $40
c cisrf.typist tsMd3 ---- t to $50
Grocery checker lexper,) - 800
Desk clerk (exper.l age to 55 $500
Desk clerk (switchbd. expert. nights
age to SIS Sal. plus rm and bd.
Engineers Gst and Bird cl. hc.) s. o.
Mechanics (trucks and tractorsl., 40
Pipe Man general foreman to S125
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