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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
Letters To The Editor
FAMILY or SLAM YOUTH MAKES STATEMENT

Editor We the Par6ey family
Lawrence C. Parey 49, who left home geving the
death Of his old brother buried July dreamed
coward would his life
has said never knew Lawrence carry knife.
Lawrence drunk his has said that makes IT
his behalf Seems who enough in the
head knock them the dazsd think anything
except his head and certainly couldn't knife II he said
you hit while drunk I you
In sober why couldn't he Andrews) let until he
sober and it could be a fair fight
What great did the sister
The Lord said Thou shalt not kill" life
The Parkeys will attend the justice
The Parksy Family. 1909 st., Mones
Editors Note; Lawrence Parkey 49, fatally
(soois)
49, under indictment third murder
boys death.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

was hailed by the press across the
nation as significant and step in
the right direction, while the ad-
ministration is yet heaping praise
ON tho business representatives.
But before adulation dwarfs the
primary objective Of non-discrim-
inatory clauses. II would be wise
10 stop and scrutinize the entire
situation.
Too Little and Quite Late
Since 1910 industries of various
sizes and diversities have engaged
In the manufacture and or as.
sembiy of goods needed by our ma
tional government for defense
purposes,
Every taxpayer has had some
part in the payment Of these con
tracts which have run into meal
cuable billions OF dollars.
But certain segments OF the
population. although taxpayers.
have been consistently barred
from employment In these indus
tries or IL hired, were in most
cases given access 10 mental jobs,
Now, fifteen years later, some
Of the same industries represented
BY the IS leaders. after having
made hundreds OF millions OF dol
lars in profits for their firms and
stockholders. have suddenly reach.
eli some astute conclusions in that
they
a. admit II il wrong to deny
employment on basis Of race. creed
color and religion,
az admit that it's adding in
suit to injury, when taxpayers who
foot the bills cannot participate in
earning through employment.
az have found no disruption in
their work schedules by employing
members OF minority groups, and
az have found that qualified
people. regardless Of race. can per.
form effectively and efficiently
given the chance.
We are gratified 10 know that
after Is years, the leaders have
come 10 accept what they knew to
be true in 1910,
II was strictly the practice then,
although somewhat less now, that
firm or industry who wanted
only white Americans 10 work
chose several handy categ0ries.
reasons why Negroes and other
wincritics could not be employed
The longtime fav0rite rIsr used
during the entire war period was
that walkout. stoppaGcs and re
guSal 20 work on the part u others
II Negroes were hired would
greatly impede progress % the
war as essential gods would fan
behind schedule. This fear AZ pa
trnttc argument worked success
fully for many years while thous-
ards ~ Negroes were rrlcEatcd 20
pieccmcaI pcsS Just 20 SURVIVE
Perhaps We should be extremely
happy that they have even admit
tcd this much. but seen no cause
for joy yet as.
a. they havr only admitted
what they knew was true before
while Negroes have constantly re-
minded them - discriminatory
policies over the years. and
60 uCne have gore On record
a. 20 what policies their firms vii
take IN the future toward c0ul-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
HIS PRAYER
By Anne Campbell In Detroit Ne,

IVY anne thnpbrh IN Detroit news
I DO not pray that God should spare the wind
Or turn the tempest from my granite path
My head 10 storms has ever been inclined
And gales have always CT, too wide a sSath
do not pray for protected ufc.
Only Tor courage and gallant will
To work my problems and suhduc the strife
God grant strength to keep on climbing stint
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

the endowed in the
than 10000 lakes that the OF
the whole enjoyable and
there beautiful anywhere than the Minnesota
endowed with iron
hundreds develop
southern sections soils
approximately eight failures practically unknown in
residents developed outstanding cities and
pleasing outstanding highway dots Mime
the whole
advantage opportunities Minnesota great
state.-Northsde Post
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
LOOK Before . LEAP
BY William Henry Huff

My nose must not be pressed up
A lifelong grinding stone:
That's why look before leap
And often leap alone.
know the risk that one must run
To make a living and a life;
know the charge that he must keep.
In spite Of heckling taunts and strife
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

various | n q u =
tries doing con-
tract and defense
work met recent
ly in Washing
ton with IS bust =
nessm en- who
represented some
OF the largest
corporations in
the country.
This action
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
ETIQUETTE

tips for good party line service: space
out your calls, replace the receiver
carefully, give up the line for emer-
gency calls. Remember, party-line
courtesy is catching. Northwestern
Bell Telephone Company.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
LIKED our REpRINrlNo OF Or. nowARp.s Spleen

Editor Congratulations reporting fully
speech T. II. n
Your into homes where the readers
idea that such conditions repubshine
others like sincerey. Mrs W. 5000 2Otf
y, Minneapolis Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11

Good telephone manners are just
as important as choosing the right
spoon for the soup, II you're on a
party line, listen briefly before you
begin a phone call--hang up quickly
and quietly If the line = in IKE. Other
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-11
EVE RyDAy
Eeono mics
by Leroy Young

Unfair Use Of Public Money
The Presidents Committee on
Contracts which was created In
1868 for the purpose OF policing
Evening star., 1955-11-08
AUCTION SALES
ADAM 4. WEsCHLEK . SON. me-
Auetloneers,
cas- Z stFset, Northwest,

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
ONIAafnOTE1 LOT. KNOWN As
tRkaaIHks 222b 11th STREET.
By yirtue of : deed Of trust recorded
In Liber No. SAFE at tofio ~. one
OF the Land Records Of the uistriet
q Columbia. and at tns request q
undersigned trustee Will offer for
sale BY public suction In front
OF the premises on MONDAY. NO.
yEMBER SEVEN, 1900. AT THREE
O'CLOCK IN. tine following de-.
scribeu property In the District Of
Columbia. 70 wit: fart Of Lot nani.
hered Eofty-ty0 80 N starr and
numbered Three hundred and Two
l3O21, as per plat recorded in the
Once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia In Laber n. W..
at felio 1l2; Beg4nninR on Eleventh.
Street at the Northeast corner OF
said lot; and running thence West
along the North line, Of said lot.
Ninety-tiys te51 feet one tD inch
Nineteen T ual seet: s thsSes sSS East
Ninety.1iye t95l feet one % inch
to Eleventh Street. thence North
along said street. Nineteen tte1
feet TO the heginning. NOTE:
Al the date hefe0l the above
described land is DESIGNATED on the
Records Of the Assessor for the
District OF Columbia for assessment
and taxation purposes as Lot num-
bered Eight Hundred TWenty-six
l62bD in Square numbered Three
Hundred Two (3O2l.
TERMS OF SALE. All cash. A
deposit Of $S00su0 will be required
at time Of sale. Examination Of
title. conTeyai1ctng. recording, rey-
enue stamps, ETC., at cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from dhy Of sale.
otherwise trustee reserves the right
to resell property at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser after five
days advertisement Of such resale
ID some newspaper published Ia
W&shington, ID. c., or deposit may
be forfeited, or without forfeiting
the deposit the trustee may aYaii
itself Of any legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting pnr-
chaser. AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY JOHN r, NEALE. Vice Presi-
dent, lseAll Attest LINNAEUH
+. SAVAGE. Assistant SECRETARY.
oe21,29-noI. 30
Evening star., 1955-11-08

Trustees sale o. Valuable TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT De
INC KNOWN AS PREMlaER NUM-
BER ais ONEIDA STREET NORTH
ByA Virtue os 1 certain deed of trust
FOLIO Bis e sea, 81 the land rec
% ssd N the ss fseuest su 81 the party
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
Trustees viii sell, at public auction
in front Of the premise .,,lss q, Z
THU uRspAY. TIE sEVENrIEEnFH Y
PAY PA roF,. og lM,;TR4x M1X5Mbfns: s,sr. Az N De2.
az fcIiowine % z %.descri6ed land and
premises, situate IN the District Of
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and
beinR Lot Al in Square 3131 ~ the
( Washinstnn Land and M0rfga2c
Company snhdivision Of .iChillurn
Castle ManqT," es per plat re re-
corded n the once o. ths SUI ".
yIsyggTs gsbe1 ,Sr ne y PisiolIis ioIic q o0ium0'a
sbuiidine fbiiidis sys yasssotiaticni deed 81 frust
for approximately NO. csc. .ST further
particulars Of which VIII be an
rciinced &c time Of sale: the .ptIr-
chase price Abuye said trust to be
paid In cash. A deposit nf $500
REQUIRED Conveyencifg, recofning.
etc. at purchaBer's cost Adtust-
nients made as pf date OF sails.
Terms 10 be complied with within
80 days. otherwise deposit for-
feitad and the property may be
Advertised and resOld ~ the dis
Grafton OF the trustees.
+ !. iHdhAp%MiA YkaspMAs
noy5-s-i2.iS.ie
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BAUnEAN q BURNETT. Asgofnsyss
900 z 81. NM
WAshington, D. q.
FtIed Oct. n, 1855; Harry y. Huh
gT r. ,IlsI.l plsTRscTI sIa.ss,D cHsgE. u

Clerk
UNITED g1ATE9 pIsTRIcT COURT
Ter sns p,stEtSt q Columbia -
SHAPM 2; SAyMAN ,.gns o2o 4 81 stTsss sT,.,
VI Ihs Unknown Heirs al Law.
Next nf Kin, Devisees and Alienees
qf Anna Gertrude KfueEer. talsn
known "a Anna II KrueseFl,t De-
eeaaed, and The Unknown HeifH at
Law Next Of Kin. Devisees and
Allenees of Fritz Kruger, taieo
kIinEEi Is Pred. Frsdie and FRED
s,ssk krnsFsf 5,,a ~. pecsss s W getsnd- 4
Tke Ri csIsst II oi'S 81 tnis az srlit nit e q
establish the title To and the
nwMsrship 81 premises In the DIS.
fftct Of Columbia as follows: Lot
LBS m 3, II. warner and O. w. r.
BWertEeifs subdivision Of lots t56
10 81. fnelustYe@ in Square sue. ~
Pc. Plat recorded Ia Book IL, PARE
p,is.,ea n shs y sasysyCs 1I,'ss oss @ q ,os sns
TAXATION q Loi ts5 ii Square 800,
Warner Street. Northwest. and the
income therefTom since January 20.
1880. On motion Of the plaintiff.
IL Is this 2lst day OF October 1865
ordered that the defendants. The
QnkhQMu HeiFS ~ Law, HFNh VI
Gertrude KrueReF. laiso known as
Anna 3. KFueRefl. deceased. and
The Unknown Heirs at Law. Next
Of KIN, Depisets and Alienees Of
Fritz KfueEer, ialso known aB
Fred, Fredie, and Frederick Krue-
EerI deceased. cause their ape
pearance 70 be entered herein on or
before the firgt rule day occurring
three months after the frst puhlica-
fion OF this order. otherwise the
cause VII be pE9esedsd with ss Y Y
this order be published twice q
Washington Law Reporter, and The
WaahlnGtcn Evening Star before
said day, 90 EDWARD a. TAMM.
HAIRY IA HUI. Slsrk, ssSs sfE Sy tLcYD
Z. DIETRICH, Deputy CLERK.
oe26. .31-nof ,6-del.S
Evening star., 1955-11-08
THOs. !. OWEN i son, AucaIoneeri
1111 8 st NV.
TSsssss soos ns%ls s7ls n,cy & yalHssIs p@ktL slS

ROOM ROW BRICK DWELL fE1
khaMT sfREEf. No5ssrHmpEEss4r 5s pEs4 sFATos
SuIy " rs iSssordsa. j Iii Iinss Y 500. 800.
records 81 the district q coi@aHs- @
bi9. and at the reouest of the
party secured thereby the under
signed trustee will sell. ut public
suction. II fTons Of ZIG pscmlsss.
THrrTTHHu e rTTHHuTSnaAiN baa iNoyTTsAaEsrns TsaE nsEvEnn. 4 d.
the following described land and
premises, situate IN the District
Of Columbia. and aceignated as
and being Lot numbered Ninety
three 1881. in John 9 Fay and
CinsEs C,l,.a subdivision ,s a. q sguaf,s WARS
once q the Surveyor for tSs tS
District Of Columbia "a LibeT
.; y: G &C Ecltos ! 80 and II0h
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH: a
deposit Of $4,000 viii be required
q time Of sale. AL eongeyancing,
ssss cesssre1sns y rsSsnss rsSsns stfg srg. s1s 81 ~
to be complied With within 80
days from day Of sale, otherwise
the trustee reserves TIE right 70
resell the property at the risk and
cost Of defauiting purchaser, after
five days advertisement Of such
resale Ia seIi1e newspaper published
in Wsshingsen. p G.: gs deposit
a aeisins tss asposs San0sI sls trustee See
may evaii itself Of any ieEai or
enultabie fights AgRtnst the de-
sTGUBfTY AND TRUST coM.
PANYg Trustee. BY: H w. IRE
LAND. Vice President. teeaiJ
Evening star., 1955-11-08
ADAM 4. WEsCEfFR 4 son
II as,Saaa1seee. y -, 4 a.r~assers y !,

TRUSTEES, SALE or FcUR-sToRY
BRICK APARTMENT BUILDING
CONTAINING TEN QNE-BEpHQoM
AND BATH APARTMENTS AND
Blk TW0-BEDRoOM AND BATH
ARAKIMENTH KNOWN Al PREM.
1EE6 2l6A FLORIDA AVE. NV.
y sorssa gsssss 4, Hses So esss ses s. soso s5ns 5
et see.. one of the land records 81
the District ot Columbia. and at
the request Of party secured there.
by, the underlined trustees will
0sfer for sale hy public auction IA
front Gf premises, on SATURpAYs
THE TWELFTH DAY or NoVEM-
HER 1855 At ~ O'CLOCK An.
The District Of Colura6ia, to-wit.
lot no ID John II. Npianss subditts
sion cf lots so and 81 and SQUARE
e6 as per plat recorded 70 the Qf.
fee pf the EafYeEor Tor the District
gDf Colun5iK IN LipeT 3b III folio 2,
ALSO Dlie hall of the private alley
IN shb rear 0f said Lot 70 as shown
ea tho plat pf the said Lots 10 alid
Y ssia sqFysyur's AZ Once in blneI
TERMS or SALE: Property viii be
sold sub5ect q prior deed q
S9S,250.00 particulars II sale. Bal.
ance: Cash. A deposit of 81 900 90
required Of purchaser at sale, En-
animation Of title, E0nveyanelltg,
revenue. stamps. recordtns and no.
tariai fees ct cost Of purchaser.
Terms To be complied with within
thirty deye from day of sale. Qther-
wise trustees reserve the right 70
resell property at risk and cost
Of defnuiEing purchaser. after o
days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper putjMshed In
Washinktor, D c.. Or deposit may
be forfeited. Or without fprfeitine
deposit trustees may avail them
selves OF any leEal or equitable
riehts against defauiting purchaser.
CHARLES n. BERGAZINt
Charles III. Bergasia fErTcneouely re-
corded ID trust es Charles Il. Bef-
Eazenb
BENJAMIN r. RossNER
ALLEN M. sMEsfRoW. Atty. Tor
pnrty Secured, ESQ Barr Bldg.
no4.6.7.S.g.l0.i1
ADAM "A. WEECHLKR q son,
NuAfAmm - ~. nNr afgNRN
Evening star., 1955-11-08
HELP-...-MEN


ACCOUNTANT, semi-sr. for large
local CPA once. Apply 237 Wood
/ Accountants, Coo SSlTfANTs part time. Tues.
Wed. Thurs, eyes,. clio p.in. CO.
5-b4fs0 for appt. 81 a
ACCTS. AND BKKPRS.
sTGT phs Far .ssssl E.s. exec. SSs g si9;eoo S
sss'. m ssmiis;eniors mi; and irs. for cPAsS,
Asst. bkkprs. (5,, All ioca. 10 $75
Bkkpg. mach. opr.. MGR $500 mo,
Cashier. some bkkps. exper S75
OTHER POSITIONS
Constr. supt. thomes) $4,000 UP
Adv, production man. 9l-30z $50
PHOTOGRAPHER. dkrnl, exper. to $40
Tg. man. statistical detail S22b
Cashier 1. pm 70 8 an. $5S yk'
EnRf.. 3rd-class VI. 30 hr.
Furn salesman $50 plus comm.
MKr. trsinees clothing exper. ST9
Once ciks., s.Ws ne. 800
Lab. tech. some typing $3.50 mo.
Mach. repair man, 27-3b j Sg4
Cik4-typiEts % - 4. 70 200
Route salesman .s-4- high salary
Copy boy, white J. &42 VIZ.
stock elk, white. ne. $40 VIZ,
ATLAS AGENCY
1870 M. Ave. NV. I'M. B0e
Evening star., 1955-11-08
h6ARsHAIL =. JOHNSON. KaES.
Washineteli. D G.

FAtsn 1ebs. - tNl2. h6tEs ~ nuA'
IN rRE UNITED ssjIATEs b DISTRICT
--.EDWIN SHELTON. 3342 Maud
street. Northwest, WASHINGTON.
DC Pieintsn VI KATHERINE y
LYNN n IAFlnE. ALL UNKNOWN
ElR 1sl pEyisEEs 4 LsI 5 AIIgMEEH AZ
EEYNN II I Deceased. L bsfsndants. : =
civil Action No ajI6.55, --oRDER
or PUBLICATION. --Tl1e object oi
tins action Is 10 obtain 3udgmert
renewing cloud on Plaintiffs title
10 the toll0wing land 10 the DIS.
trtcf pf Columbia Lot nunbefed
ssyel n Y slssE FgsnssIsa sssEss 81,
known a Randif Pnrk as pes
piaf recorded In the once pf the
EpxvsgFE for the District of Colur1.
hin ~ Liher County ID At folio 20.
said Ul0ek threa t5l being nov
taxeA 81 Sauafs keSs of eauafs
Stx IhQushnd nnd Thyes tb0Q3f
hs said lct q, Y morn 81 I seE s9l purposes E;
seven t7i ID Square East Of Square
SIX Thousand and Three t50ll.sl
On molten 81 tie plaintiff, II Il b.
the Court this i4th day Of SAptei1l-
Der 1888: ORDERED that tne
defendant Katherine III Flynn,
II NNtH&. cause Hef 4Bpe&fMHSe 70
hn entered herein on or before the
xortfeth day exclusive OF Sunday
and ieaes holidays. occurring after
the day Of the flfst publication es
this Order otherwise the cause
Will be proceeded with as IA case
Of default Provided. d enpy OF
this Order BE- puhlished once q
week for three successive weeks
tn the Waahangt0n Law Reporter
and The Mveulng Star before safn
sS4y,v.A. S4y AID .ssy Ut Is ruRTHEsR
the unknown hetfs, devisees
aliepeee and assigns cs defendant,
Katherine N. Flynn, Il she be dead
respectively cause their appearance
to be entered herein on or before
the Afst rule day oeeuTrtua after
the expiration Of three months
from this day. otherwise the Cause
pf def9ult Provided, q copy of
this Order he puhlishee tEtce 4
MAkhtnEtan Law Reporter end
T'he EVes1inN star besofe said dag
09.l ALEXANDER EOETZQFF
Itinge. tggall A true copy Teat:
AANEY u. HULL. Clerk. Ry MAR
0ANEF y uN0ER, Deputy Clerk.
sel9. .20-cE2. .24.n0i .S
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SPECIAL NOTICES

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
sisr ss assss Ssn eSnsssstss as: 5dHN 5fE ySs gSR
RETT, 952i NaFfangasett pkwys
College Pk.. Md
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone but
myself. EDWIN GOLDEN, 526
oglethorpe ct. n.Ws wash. D. c. Bs
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted By anyone
but myself. JOSEPH j. MKccO.
b91b Sgth et. NV. Washington
lh. y. g. l0e
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LEeAL NOTICES leeat.l
o'DoNoGHQE 3 o.DoNoOHuE.

Union Trust bldg.
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing . Probate court.--Estate OF
FREDERICK w, ARENpEs. De-
ceased. - No. S8.S46. Administra-
tieu Docket lsbs-Appiieatio havs
ing been made herein for probate
Of the last VIII and testament of
said deceased. and for letters Of
standardization, eta. on said
estate. 81 Anna virginia Areudes
it Is ordered this 26th day 81 ocfo-
Annabel 81 Arendes, Madeline 9.
william ?. schaefsr, and Bertha
2. Kirby and ail others concerned
appear IN said Court on. Monday.
the 6th day Of December. AID
1885, at 1000 o'clock AM. to
show cause why such application
should not Be granted. Let notice
hereof Be published In the wash
lnkton Law Reporter and The
kyening Ssaf, once n each Of
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
nfst publication 70 be not less
than thirty days before said re-
turn day. Witness. the Honorable
8OLIIHA .. LAWS, Chief Judge Of
said Court, this 26th day OF Octo-
Der: A.D, I0b5. tSeair Attest.
istef Of wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Gourt. noI,6,16
mn ATTY n WF1TED Ez1----~-
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AUCTIONS SALES
THOs. &. OWN q SOW. Auesisnssss,
1f11 3 s.. NV.

TEaqsS;sss TsEaqSss sRsSr ssIs SwEsIsa ysIe6ss| sTEiES TMo;
ssaEspwHL sas L6ScIfaayW M EkHstyEsEs sTkaaEE sTkaaF
duly recorded. IN lber No. l047S.
Yolio Ie1 et ssaY ot ths land rec l. I.
and At the reauest Of The party
secured thereby, the nndefsigned
trustees viii sell, ut public auction
Wx1drT9RaahT,A9ql dT9ah fsr M pNEffNsplsss NfNTH psS9R ~
/ OF NOVEMBER AID. 1885. AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
g-dcscribed land and premises,
situate IN the District OF Columbia,
and designated els and being Lot
30 In Square 2992.
Terms: Sold subject 70 i prior
tblilding neaoetRtionl deed 0f trust
for approximately S9,H94 .27, fur.
ther particulars OF which will be
announced 4t time Of sale; the
purchase price abrVe said trust to
be paid In cash. "A deposit 0f
8b00.Q0 required. CQnVeyAncing.
Z recos dire. etc. at purchasers cost,
sale Terms To bt complied with
within 10 avs. otherwise depoeit
1erfeftyd l411 he property may be
cfstiol a tie trusgses.
RUSSELL WINE.
ss1e.ei.nes.b.s Trustees.
II
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PERSONAL

TEACH YOURSELF TO DRIVE
Keith'E eystem's self-train. aids are
excl. with CAPITAL DRIVING SCH,
2601 Conn. ave. NO. T-26fj6. --I4
WEDDINGS, DAR-MTFzvAHs. Cam
did pictures, complete album. 500.
sieeF 1esrasissG; 4 : g; sAppss' ~. 7-et2ss. sG
MIMEOdRAPHTNH 500 eonies.
S3.75. kxcH, sERy. CO., 1740 Il
st. NV. RIM. IS. 81. a-6ISe. i0s
FORMS e7. Q. 9. lob applications
counselsng. ExcH. eERVICE CO.,
l540 Z St. n.w- RIM. Is. ST. 3-el6s.
ATTENTION home freezer owners.
Meats. frozen foods and ice cream
at whclesale prices. Cut and
PEolHas PrEsIgsS z Sooyssslr ySsslr w wspselissstipns
1HosT WHITING, editing, manu-
script analysis and yeviSlons, pro-
tessionai writer. ~. 9-4766.
HAIR TrNTTNG--Nev Roux creme.
$3.50 CIairol, $a.b0 c0mpl. Roux
" R' sEos q ssgY ssss2gPl ilts lEtSssscH " ~ sEAg
4-s674. go = ~ NJ
PERMANENT, S5: shampoo ana mn
ser wave. 75e. WARFLYNN BEAU
TX COLLEGE. 1910 o q. NV.
MIME0GRAPHENG, envelope and
card sddressins. 404L Sth st. 81,
ArL IA. 7-S35O.
ANNUAL vlTAaglN SALE - Far
low prices on AL gItamins, ceIl
ALBAN TOWER PHARMACY, WC,
6-4455. Free delivery.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
invitations. % 4-hniIr serv5re Esr 4 ~
LEY ADAMS PRINTING CO., Bf,6
llth 81. nv. DI. 7-1434. i4s
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HELP-MEN tcens.l
ADVERTISING SALESMAN

For established washington, D. c.,
non-competittVe paper. Good tef-#
ritory open, SAL, comm. and ex-
penses. Advertising or Gales abll-
ity and car REQUIRED. ST, 3.6fe7.
Box S2-B. Star. B
ADJUsTRR TRAINEE, lIns.l; $500.
Some coll. and mech. apt. GENER-
AL EMPLOYMENT 1907 II st. NV.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, white,
high school graduate, to learn real
estate management business with
establixhed arm. Gail Ma. 8-53f4
APPLikkGE sEayICEMAN = To
service electric ranges. Mashing
machines and dtAhwashers. Must be
experienced and have automobile,
. Steady work. good salary. BRAY 4
scARrF SALES NC. 1911 TUCKER
APPRENfiCEs-Youns men 70 learn
mechanical dentistry. excel. opport.
RYNEx b SAXON. 1927 10th g..
AssisrANT SERVICE MANAGER
for tire dept; 7S per week; 10
3446 l4th 81 NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
United states Marshal's sale
OF
NEW PHoToaRArHIc EQUIPMENT
HIppLIES---CANGEEsAG
PROJECTORS
Also
TYPEWRITER DISPLAY CASES.


BY virtue Of . Writ Of Fieri Facias
issued out Of the Clerks once oi
the Municipal Court Tor the Dis
triet or Columbia and 10 me di-
fected / will sell for cash BY PUB
LIC AUCTION 81 Weschler's yub
u st. NV, WEDNESDAY, NOVEM-
BER q. 1855, at 10 O'Clock A.M,,
Cameras: include Kodak Tourist, I
ssDuafiexg Ditto 80, :s5-min.
Anseo viking, s'sure Flash and
'sspeedex's; Giro 49, zelss lkpn.
Argus 49, ETC.. icnses, projection
screens, GE photo flashes, floods
and spots. camera and sadget cases,
dark room and developing supplies,
movie reel ceses; print dryer,
washer and roller Poweflite ZOO
and WJr,. Kodak 1B4lnil1. pro-
iectof, tripods, filters, meters. slnw.
ers, Pro3ect-or- View, Federal s240n
eniarger. bulbs. albums; roll and
reel film, etc, also plate glass floor
display cases, Royal typewriter,
etc, seized and levied upon a
property Of the Defendant Camera
Craft irics and sold 70 aatisfy Z
JUDGMENT At Law No y 81 4
kQaD6-5h Ia favor Of ThQfilas y.
Fisher q Co.. Inc. Plaintiff
MqIshal in and for the pistrIct Of
S0ANmpihs vSS0.noo
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Am 8 WEAVER, Attorney.
1AOk d 81, NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate COurt.--No, S6,S04,
Administration This Is 10 Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
tIict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
nlentary on the estate of Katherine
JOHNSON Burdette, late OF the Dis
triet OF Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims eeninst the
deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hlhit the same. with the vouchers
thereof; legally authenticated, 20
the subscriher. on Or before the
3uth day Of April, AID, 1855;
otherwtse they may By law be sx.
elnded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand tnis
18th day Of October, 1858. OTIS
HOWARD BURDETTE, JR., 1926 Il
81: nav. teeai.9 Attest: THEODORE
C0GSWELL. Register Of wills fof
the District Of Columbia, CLERK
Of the Probate Court.
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