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Beaverdam

Mrs. c. H. Higgins and daughter
and granddaughter of>Somerset, Mrs.
Mary Fisher, Buckeye lake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gossman and son, Mrs.
Mollie Gossman, Jenerag Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dupler, Waynesfeld, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Shrider.
The Beaverdam L fons Club will join
clubs from Ada, Hutton, Cairo and
Columbus Grove in the Ada Park this
coming Thursday Ievening in the an
nual Lions family picnic. Well filled
baskets will be appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Taylor. Cow
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. James Asberry,
Piqua, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Augsbur-
ger and daughter were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Franeis Williams and
family and Mrs. BeJtha Williams.
The Summer VACATION Bible school
got off to good start on Monday
morning. Both focal churches are
participating inf it and are also
furnishing the Instructors. 1t is be-
ing conducted m, the Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich3rd Bowyer are
the proud parents off a baby girl.
Russell Augsburger has been re-
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Beaver Nine Splits
Even In 14Games
Played This Spring

Bluffton collfg baseball team
ended their sea son with a 500 per-
centage splitting even in the fourteen
contests played this spring.
In Mid-Ohio League play the Beav-
ers had a 6-5 mark and finished in a
tie with Findlay\for third place in the
loop. The only league school over
which the locals fSiled to gain vic
tory was Wilmington. The Quakers,
1855 MO champs, Aipped the Beav-
ers 7-6 in both games of double
header that knocked Bluffton out of
a possible title.
Statistics recently released by the
college athletic dq apartment showed
that three Beavers batted over 300
for the year. JIM Bishop hit .389,
Stucky, $50 and Dave Tice, .346.
The team batting average was .263
The Beavers com {mitted Sc errors in
the ID contests.
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bourne, Australia( attracted some
1900 fans.
The Beavers 4 finished with sk
points in the fed which was compos-
ed of universities, colleges, high
schools, athIetie clubs and former
athletes running unattached.
Bluffton entered the 88O-yard and
one mile relay events, and 100, 220
and 44O-yard dashes. Cal Patterson.
running one of the heats in the 100
yard dash event, failed to qualify in
the finals. This waB an oddity as he
covered the distaRce in about 10
seconds fiat, finishing seventh. The
winning game wa9 9.5 seconds. Forty
athletes entered the event.
Both the 880-ybrd and the mile re-
lay teams fnisheh II fourth. Patterson.
Don Henderson, Ned Sloan and Willie
Taylor ran the 1ormer in 1904 for
their best time of the year. Baldwin
Wallace college book the event in
1924.
The Beaver mile relay team ran a
3:27-nine seconds better than it had
done previously this year-but had to
settle for fourth plSce Henderson,
who had run qualifying heats for the
220, in which he fipished fourth. was
replaced by Taylor who had not run
The winning timf was 3:2O.1 turned
The winning tinle was 3:02.1 turned
in by Baldwin Wallace. The Beavers
ran neck and heck with B-W and
Miami university most of the dist
ance.
Ned Sloan and Brooks May finished
fourth and ffthA respectively in the
440yard dash finals. Sloan was clock
ed in 50.4 and May one-tenth of a
second slower.
Individual performers were award
ed medals and the relay teams receiv-
ed ribbons for placing in their events.
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49 Youngsters
Participate In
Tennis Clinic

Forty nine entrants - Is more than
participated Las year - took part in
the second annhal Bl1ffton Tennis
CLINIC which cohcluded last Friday
according to Wdodrow Little, one Of
the directors Of the event.
Little, who along with his wife and
son David conducted the clinic. stated
that the interest Eas much greater
this year than WIS at first antici-
pated. He cited i be opportunity for
organized instruct ion as the reason
for the large turn but.
At the same tin5e Little stated that
if enough intereJt were shown an
adult clinic wouH be held within the
next two weeks,I The clinic would be
held in the evening.
Additional entries in the Junior
clinic not LISTED last week included
the following: Charles Amstutz,
Sandra Dillet, Connie Patterson,
Nancy Patterson, Joan Lewis, Darrell
Huber, Pam Berry, Mary Margaret
Steiner, Joenita Shelter, Ann Bucher;
Linda Bucher, Ann Stauffer, Nancy
Smucker, Linda Miller, Pam Triplett,
Kathy Traucht, Tim Diller, Nancy Jo
Diller, John Miller, Jim Miller;
Jana Steiner, Judy Tschantz, Lynne
Swank and Sharon Steiner.
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hght contest which pits Pandora and
Leipsic.
Next home appearance for the
locals will be next Tuesday night
under the lights ii league contest
against Pandora. They play the
nightcap of double header which
finds Ottoville and NORTH Creek meet
ing in the opener at 7:3D.
Triplett got off to a fast start last
Thursday night at OtfovilIe as they
defeated the host team G-5 in the last
half of double bill| A seventh in
ming rally by the hoTe team fell short
after Bluffton had sEored two runs in
their half of the frame.
Bob Which, Don Schmidt, Dick
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Skid ROLU Convert
Rescue Home Speaker

Bluffton residents have been invit-
ed TO attend series Of special meet
ings in the audit1ium of the Lima
Rescue Home June Is through I8
when the Rev. Harold Walker of
Auburn, Ind, viii speak as a visit
ing evangelist.
Rev. Mr.. Walker has been preach
ing for 22 years, after having been
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Koontz and KeR Moser combined four
hits to get Triblett off to three run
lead in the TIP of the first inning
which saw se1en men go to the plate.
All the runs fame after two were out.
The locals added another run in the
second and their final two runs in the
first half of tRs seventh all with the
aid of Ottoville errors.
The home team nearly pulled the
game out Of the fire in their half of
the seventh. CONSECUTIVE home runs
by Mag and Fl jsbaugh pulled Otto
vile to within q run of knotting the
score and had two men on the base
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turned to his hQfne from Memorial
Hospital in Lina.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. McPheron are
attending the Methodist Conference
at Lakeside TIL Is week.
The Beaverd am girls All club will
hold a square dance at Beaverdam
high school June II from until 12
p. m. Hetrick's band will furnish
music for the occasion.
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paths when thg final out was made.
Ottoville tS1lied two runs in their
half of the/frst frame as they put
together tho hits with two bases on
balls.
Bluffton -.-..-.-. 80 900 2-6 5 0
Ottoville ! AA,--. 200 010 p 5 5 5
Hart and Howe; Herman and 7.
Weber.
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CONF ABRoADg

Expect to find ships crowded,
planes crowded.. U. S. foreign travel
borders on til sensational, with over
1000 people scheduled to make a
trip abroad this year. Most go to
western EuropeA One out of ten goes
to Latin American " Changing Times
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Beaver Track Contingent Makes Good
Showing an AIl-OhiO AAU Meet In DAYTON

Bluffton college entered six tb AOho AAU Track
and Field eations at Dayton last Wednesday, and finished in
the running IN four of the five which part
The eminatons which gave the National Amateur Athletic
Union look at he prospects for the members of the
represent the Uted States in the 1856 Olympic games at
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-06-09

ALTHOUGH PHYSICS has become
as important to modern industry as
chemistry, the proportion of high
school students studying it has been
declining since 1900. = Council for
Psychological Advancement.
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Triplett SOftball Team Hits Pandora
In Next Home Game Tuesday Evening

season. wlpay at home away Putnam County League
games during the next week.
Friday night Of this the locals will play the opening
game of double header Pandora when they meet Ottawa
syvania at 7:3O pm That game will be foSwed by S45
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converted at the age of II in a Res
cue Mission on Skid Row in Detroit.
His ministry started "a hours after
his conversion, and since then he has
preached for more than 80 denomi-
nations in AZ states Mexico and Can
ada.
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TO PROTECTf STRAWBERRIES
from spittlebugs. spray or dust with
methoxychlor just before blossoms
open.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANTS BoOKKEEPERs-
ATLAS AdcY.. iz2o N. Y. ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANT. for fast-growing or
for recent graduate with some ex-
perience; downtown once: 5Ha.day
week. ma. S-0131. -1S
ACCOUNTANT---A real opportunity
for auditor thoroughly versed In
retail automotive accounting, A.
nancing and business management
procedure. This Is . worthwhile
position with one Of the LARGEST
automotiye companies in Wash
ington. D. c.: SD. 200 per. year to
start. Write full particulars. Box
ACCOUNTANT, exper. in once man.
agsment. credit and collections;
mensurate with ability; 5Ea.day
wk, Apply in own handwriting;
giving resume Of experience and
education. Box 19-E, Star. -19
ACCOUNTANT-Here's your chance:
will pay you Q salary. furnish you
an ONCE and use Of . secretary and
equipment. You can conduct your
own business while you handle my
books. Call MIR. CRANSON, week
days. AID. 4-6241 81
ACCOUNTANT T-BOOKKEEPER, full
charge; must be capable and expert
enced. 5-day week. salary open;
opportunity limited only by your
ability. Call MR.. DALTON. AID; A.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
PROPOSALS

GOV. OF DIST. OF COL, DEPT, OF
SEALED SEA PRoPosAIs viii iii be reed.
In RIM. 4O4, 400 Pa. Ave, NV,
Wash. !. 2; e. until z PM: p: DsT y
Hpen. @z r. and isSS fss iSd oa eonstr sasR Dosy of
Service sewer and Watermain. ver-
bena st., NV, bet. Tamarack st,
and z. Beach pr, consist. Of 1.150
lin. It. 10" dia. terra Gotta pipe
sewer and 1.146 lin, IT of 8" dis.
Ave. and 10th, st.. ";ai consist. st. Of % 4s5
sewer. Proposal forms. plans and
specns. obtatnable from Supervisor.
Gsns ss s. eona seetSn aos 4eS sa Re
NV without ehsrse. CTei. Ma.
sisSGSS: SS1S:, E.1s,f$'so E1ts iszS;a zsSo;a1
UNITED STATES SENATE. Once Of
April 20. 1866. Sealed proposals
v1 Till bs en- reeeiysd i as this once Sv until sa
the Use Of the United States Senate
1855. Blank forms Of proposals.
showing the quantity and quality
Of each article and the form. of
BOND 70 be signed BY the bidder
and sureties will be furnished on
application to this once. Proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for
stationery for the United States
Senate" and be directed to FELTON,
M. Johnston. Secretary Of the United
States Senate, Washington. D. C.
Proposals and specimens must be
delivered at this once, free Of
charge, before the hour named
above. FELTON, M JOHNSTON,
Secretary. p29-my5,l2,1S
Evening star., 1955-05-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
1865. Notice is hereby given that
the following persons have appned
for licenses under the D. c: A; =; e;
to be heard before the granting Of
such licenses, and that hearings
viii be had upon such appn-
Is. 1855, At 1000 AN. II room DOM
Sts., NV; No. 77O Heyman Ell:
Hianors, nan snd Ret tillis EsSsnh aGo5 N e. NW W.
No. 4S42. John james. Monahan,
TIA MoRshass ,a, N.Y. r. Hssf HsAso' su HeprS gls
Hs.* e4fasi Grant St, Ne; No. e5S7.
safk Ret. "s. Is"''1 1874 You St. Ne; No:
74Os. Jean-Mart. Ine.s TIA a., Tne Z.
Derby Room, Ret; &C" 500 noIn,iis hStn IT,
N.Y. s.s. b. 7SDsi fi4l sslsns ssh s.. e NV. NJ:
$3.50, Nicholas ccstin, r., IA + Is; GOstiH1Ss t1tS
St. NV: No. 1879 MargYerite
Moore zufIsrey and nl,e1 ClarsnSiss nsise o4ysl R.t
c., 5 RSIS, SSss R.t 81 H% 81 g. H# ss#ss:
( S%dHeoAkYEEEbSaeER Y eAYEEi i SER: M9H4ai.s M@9sHlfeis d
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE coNIh0sL
BOARD. Westminster, 2: G.; May &c; iS,
1855. Notice is hereby given Una!
the following persons haye applied
for licenses under. the o. G: A +; e;
to be heard Before the granting Sf
such licenses. and that hearings VIII
be had upon such applications ior
licenses on June /, 1865. at lO:OQ
am. in room No. 225 District
Building, 18th & E SITS. NV: No.
7I9. Wohl, Inc, TIA Wohl Inc. Ret.
"A" 5307 z. CAPITOL s.: No, lso4. s,.
N e. Rest, Ret. "C''. S21 H st. ne,
Greenway Mkt, Ret. "B", SS46
MINI. ave. me-, No. 642S. Louis 81
HarOia cohs1, hen, IA T.. Dahi!a 2. 7 :, MSt;' r.
722O. Joseph Alexander Cant S
Elise Tillar Cant, TIA Gant's Delic.
Ret. "B", 1900 You, st NV, No.
1901. Malinda Wright short. TIA
Clinton Bar. Ret. "D". IO08 1st st.
ne, A. w. PAYNE, J. O'D. MORAN,
H. K. SCHOILENsERGER.
my1B,2b
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Court Assignee's Sal

Court Assignee's Sale
MEMS cLorHYfNso-JEwELRY
Observation-Disclosures
1AMsstcEocRsAPPIPdaTERs AMss; Itsceasfas APPIPdnaanTfEsRs
nnsisha DfspIAY cHsGs6sTEEE sE SsTR EeslsisE sAFE
cHEcKwRfPERMNEoN fPiTtaSs SIGN. ETC ETC.
BY Public Auction
THURSDAY
May 10. 1855. 10 AM.
cts, trousers, Glacks, dress and sport
shirts, hosiery. underwear, caps.
hats: ties. belts, braces. handker-
chiefs. hand luggage, gold and cos.
tune tewelry. watches. bands. crys-
tails, Ronson lighters, dresser sets.
ornaments. etc
Floor and wall display cases with
fuorescent illumination, triplicete
mirror, coat forms. Flexo watch
crystal cabinet, cash register, Under
wood portable typewriter. jewelers.
bench and tools, Acme double-door
safe, etc.
Re: Assignment Of
Warren Inc.
Civil Action No. 1910-6k
n. 8. District Court for the District
of Columbia
sol M. A1PHER. Assignee.
Southern Building
my121S
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THos. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneer,,
iii e St. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable BRICK
Known As PREM1sEs Z 81 & L PICK. 2 <
FORD PLACE NE.
By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust recorded
n Liber No; ss44, at Folio 55s Of
Of Columbia, We shall sell in front
TTWDENTX3o,ssIxTH DAY VIC oE MY: MAY:
oe1ocks9 s9is, Fin Il Lot numbe1sd n%9sTalsTY on.
Hundred Sixtv-four tl64i in T. II
Pickford and Samuel X. Bekrend,
Trustees. subdivision of lots in
Square numbered Nine Hundred
Thirteen t913i. as per plat recorded
IN Liber .22 ct Folio 104 in the
trict of Columbia.
Terms Of Sale: All cash, Deposit Of
$50000 required at time OF sale
Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date Of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the rtght to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaultinR
purchaser, after five days advertise
paper published in the District Of
feited, or without forfeiting deposit.
trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser. Further par
ticulsrs Of time Of sale Adjustment
Of Real Estate taxes to date Of sale.
revenue stamps. etc.. at cost Of
SAMUEL scRIvENER. Jr.,
JUNIOR r. CROWELL.
my1o,1s.co.23.2S
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING of share
holders of the Republic Building d
Loan Association will be held at the
main office OF the association, 1912
Vermont. ave- NV, Washington. D.
c.. Monday. June 90, 1885, at 800
PM, for the purpose Of electtng Off
GERS and directors. voting upon 4
proposed change of the associations
name, to Republic Savings q Loan
Association and transacting such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. MILDRED B.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than the ones con-
tracted by myself. STEPHEN e.
FLICK. 1905 N. Pierce st.. Arling-
I Wi Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE y for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself L. H. WOOIARD.
1000 Rittsnhouse st: nv: 19s
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for by any one
other than mvself GORDON ALLEN
BETHEA. tS46 Ontario ul. NV. IS"
Evening star., 1955-05-18
MELPAR, INC.

--2U
AUDITOR OFFICE MANAGER. 3o.40.
sens5rSsti9R r%i %iES9 Sse P9s0MAifC sss{ WI.
son pivd.. Arl.. IA. $1,000.
AUTO BODY MAN. experienced in
Ss. SHss kRosaTa aRo Harh' "a MUf 7-77ss. SIS
AUTO MECHANIC, 5-day week; clean
lob servicinE new cars. Parking
privileges Guaranteed income. Va
s1aS a,,SR T. sns sPEUaRT InsSEsRRiTs 1Nc &C. RIVER M
Nd. No phone calls. -1s
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - Perma-
manent lob in modern. well
sdsyDpsd ssgs pS shay uaS sssfs ana sad
aSlsn. afSSR eSiRtsillaHap1i0fM oHSRsTEHp Moroa 81
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va 90
AUTO MECHANICS, experienced:
must have references: steady work
pitalizstion Insurance.. With large
dealer, sHiRLINGToN MOTOR CO.
shiriinEton business center Arli va
fenced in invoicing, billing. etc. to
SALERS, INC, Ii. 3-Ss00. "a
AUTO. PARTS SALESMAN. must be
exper. and have refs. terrifne oppor-
tion' s'' excel zee sal. and comm. good
sy S!f31f q e.ssos; $685. HaaskSArTAS Il xlyTo.
AUTO RADIO AND ACCESSORY
must aus efpe fof perm
anent inside position. excel. sal and
comm. good working cond, ana CO.
Dement'S. Apply in person MANHAT-
TAN AUTO" 9TH and R sts. NV;
ATIS SseScs4 sss. 81 4. sSde on9 S
paper advertising to promote sales:
M s9mmssiSn tTan;IorsstHi;Sn fSp. or.
PATE MOTOR Co, Washington's
Oldest Chevrolet Dealer. Phone MT.
I'm J. Moran RE- lists for appoint
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN (used
carsl: experienced: Al references:
transportation and gas furnished.
Excellent commission plan. No foat-
ers ,.,.r good man can atSs earn neop
MoNTayoSssY Meds9TSyo SfsIsT 1eTRuG sfsz =, s4i5
Bladensburg I'd.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, must be
experienced; salary, and commits
sions: demonstration furnished. See
Mr.. Hook. AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. Studebaker Dealers. ~
years In Arlington. bSb N. Glebe
I'd. ia 7-7722. lis
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, expert
enced IN diagnosing mechanical fall
ures; salary and commission pay
plan; excellent opportunity for prop
erly qualified person: write giving
age, experience, reference, etc. Boz
1860. Star. 20
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN. expert:
enced to sell new Fcrds and used
cars: attractive paw plan; hoSpitsn-
zation and transp. furnished See
Manager. TAKOMA FORD MOTORS.
S725 Piney Branch I'd. JU. $1,000.
AUTO SALESMAN, used car dept,
Buick dealer. STANLEY, H: HoRNER.
nr Nc weIeh. Eli .Ei: Il ssi ss:ssilsas 0'n. EaSn'
AUTO SALESMAN
We nave an opening for an expert.
caEnie. sToHLMAN CHEVRoLEI.
INC, ssrd and M SITS. NV AD.
AUTO SERVICE sALEsMAN-We
have opening for experienced serv-
ice salesman. Must be able to write
body estimates and diagnose me-
chanical difacultieS, Paid VACATION
and holidays. WHEELER, INC.
Chrysler Plymouth Dealer. 1900 Wis
consin ave NV, EN-. $4,000. --1S
Evening star., 1955-05-18
AUCTION SALES
$4,000 PUBLIC AUCTION

The remaining stocks Of BILL HEF-
LIN'S ELECTRICAL CENTER OPP
posite Courthouse at Rockville.
creditors starting at 4:30 pm, Fri
day May 90, and starting again
Saturday, May 21 at 4:30 pm.
Each piece will he auctioned OF
separately. The majority. Of this
stock is In the original factory
cartons and carries a factory war
ranty. This sale is authorized by
Bill Heflin to satisfy creditors.
Auctioneers Null and Null, Fred
erick, Md. Refrigerators, air con-
ditioners. televisions. radios. rec
ords. coasters, freezers, gas and
electric ranges H-Fi equipment.
washers and driers. vacuum clean
ers, and many other items too num-
erous to mention. Public inspection
invited before time of sale. my20
ADAM A WESCHLER b SON,
AuctioneeFs.
Evening star., 1955-05-18
AUCTION SALES
BOATS FOR SALE

$1,000 BOATS FOR SALE
Itsel M 4, hull p.cs5rS length s 20 ~ FL beam f.:
limit or reserve az FooT OF DOCK
STREET, Annapolis, Md. SAT, MAY
21st. II AM Terms: Cash 25S
cash deposit REQUIRED. balance May
G3rd or deposit forfeited. ROBERT
H. CAMPBELL. Auctioneer, 121
Prince George St. Annapolis. Nd.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
Auctioneera.Annrhia
Evening star., 1955-05-18

Court Assignee's Sale
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT
National "l944t3S-B)1SC"
CASH REGISTER
RX. SCALES-TYPEWRIT
waiting Room Furniture
ADDING MACHTNE---MODERN SAFE
Fans. File, Etc.
LARGE R.X. STOCK and FILES
BY Public Auction
at 1112 w ST. NV.
TIL U r 8 DAY
May 10 1865 PM.
Also
at Parking Lot. 91S st. NV.
FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1855, IL AM.
PLYMOUTH 1854" COUPE DE L.
WILLYS 1889" SEDAN
PLYMOUTH "1951" CLUB COUPE
Re Assignment of
The Doctors Pharmacy, Inc.
Civil Action No. 1502-5b
Terms Cash.
ROBERT I. RUDOLPH.
woodward Building Assignee,
mv121S
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PERSoNAL-(cont.)
Is the
Dominant
Classified
Advertising
Medium in
Washington

When GnsDertn0 Gdverttsealents
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
inclose original TeteyeRceS photo
graphs OF other materials Of per.
sondl palue. Copies serUe the puT.
pose Originals nIdy get lost
Evening star., 1955-05-18
JAMES C. TOOMEY, Attorney.
A90 Rarr RlAw
G. r. LINKINS, Attorney.
1919 N Ct NW


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S7.150,
Administr ation.-This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
Burdette. late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby. warned to exhibit the same.
authenticated, TO, the subscriber, on
or before the 14th day Of November.
AID. 1885,. otherwise they may by
said estate. Given under my hand
GEORGE F. LINKiNs, 1918 n ST.,
NV: tsealo Attest: THEODoRE
COQSWELL, Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. my1e.2b-je1
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THos. J. OWEN Z SON, Auction,.r,
I'LL st. NV.

9s5fss sTosy SoH s51s & sR1ckl cRluiS5s nr, Tyo;
BENG KNOWN As PREMIsEs
NNIUMIBER 7o2 X STREET. NORTH.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust
GUY reSorded, in Liber No. 1O332,
ords Of the ST. pisircs ct the h Gu1 lsnd re-
ana # tie !eaaest sa' q p the tGRelumSls; pa4t;
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell. at public anct,or
IN front Of the premises, on TUES.
pay THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY
PIFrMEYY' PT Ny oA.e.Tg at, 1855, AT FOUR
situate in the District Of coIumbis
and az designated as and being Lot
e IN Howenstein's Subdivision Of
corded in the Once Of the Surveyor
Ior the District Of Columbia in
Terms: Sold subject to a prior (build.
approximately s7.501 .Ss % further n
particulars. Of which win be an an
chase price above said trust to h.
paid in cash A deposit of $500 On
reuuired Conveyancing,. recording,
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust
T.Im, Tsns: N made /. ssr,s,, as Of date Of ssle
thirty days. otherwise deposit foin forn
1eited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
PETER STATHEs.
1850, TOM sTATHEs.
myl3. 1923 Trustees.
Zed L. Williams a Zed L. Williams, Jr.,
Auctioneers d Appraisers
Evening star., 1955-05-18
BUS-STREETCAR
OPER ATORS


Age 1888, steady employment, eood
working conditions paid while
training. paid vacations ana SICK
leave. Free Transportation.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
36th ano M sts. NV.
BUTCHER. steady work; W. r. reliable;
Apply PROVIDENCE MARKET. d4S
z st. Sc -zU
BUTCHER; thoroughly experienced
Top salary offered; must BE relabie'
sober and honest svar written fsier- ss
BUTCHER. sober, experienced only:
Apply MID CITY MARKET IA x
BUTCHEER WANTED. experienced in
self-service; steady Job for the right
man. KAY'S SUPERMARKET, 23O4
BUTCHER-Wonderful opport. to
take over entire meat dept; nice
personality: good pay. OV: 3-2446.
LEES MARKET. sol Bashford lane.