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MAN WANTED
WITH CAR
Dependable. no exuerience necessary
Apply 3707 O. ave. NV.
MAN WITH CAR

AAAx44N w = - 49, 4&4b
Attractive income, Good ref
:ssnfss sss ssr ER' Rhcni fiEwEIISh ~ iIlsss .nd
YOUNG Man. Aee 2I % 20. fol
property t,ans management dept; ss q az sm ole
oedessaSstasHi oood opDortaSitv lfo e learn the rea
estate business. Must be quick e
grab bus. methods and able to
Interview prospective tenents.s Re-
! ply Boz SIM. Star
Ss.E. ia Apply soss & & PHEEPs. NC.
YoUNGH : MAN. White. Is to IS: for
shopwork. must have Nd. ehauf;
permit. See MR.. MESS at 10441
Metropolitan ave.. kensinston. Nd.
YOUNG MEN. to work in shop; no
this address, 1899 Waverly ST.
LasGE ssssfs9a JoB-Need experienced s car
penters and carpenters helpers, for
frame work. Out Telegraph I'd. to
Rcsehin Farms, Alexandra, Va.
See foreman on Job or call ONCE
oNE IA fisaSSi LicENoED COMPRESSOR Or
ERATOR. and one licensed hydro.
Donsidsonl DONALDSON PAVING
CO. 20 Potomac ave. s.w, Ii. A.
PARfp.TrME evening work. $3.50.
with car, to call on single working
girls by appointment; earnings paid
while training. Apply 1l16 o st.
s.e., 2 pm.
COLLEGE TRAINED MAN, married.
with some successful sales expert
ence. We will offer up to S400
monthly and commission. A leader
In our field. We are almost q CEN
tury in business. Reply Box CN3-M.
MhiiDSDrLED-AGED MAN wanted with
selling ability to sell to retail gift
and toy outlets in Washinston
and vicinity. Expense account and
opportunity to earn substantial IN
come. Apply in person. CAPITOL
SOUVENIR CO., INC, sis Pa. ave.
f;Mi TnS now established, con.
snnpSs,In smpioying several appetisins q rep
resentstives to. advertise nationally
necessary. Qualifying applicants to
be trained to suit company's needs.
Remuneration during training Pc
riod. Average. income, $4,000 per
need apply. Apply BETTER BUILD
ING SPECIALTIES, 5000 wisconsin
ave-, Bethesda, Md. -7
Ist-CLASS FLOOR LAYER, also
sanding and finishing men: steady
work for top men. Phone bet. q and
6 pm. only LA. $4,000. %
ATT. ADVERTISING Statesmen
A local radio and TV station needs
an aggressive salesman to explain
radio and Tv programs to local
businessmen by phone. Call MR..
PAYNE, RE. $4,000 for appt. 3
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DRUG CLERK. nights and Sunday,
experience preferred. WA. 7-2s7l,
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK with
drugstore exper.. local ref: 8 mites
and alt. Suns. Apply in per, CHAS-
TLEToN PHARM.. 10th and r NV
ELECTRICIANS-(2l / mechcanic,
experienced In Romex, BX. EMIT
and ! D. C. jorrneyman. HENRY
JOHNSON, JR., LO. 5-1542. -
drivers license In d. C. Apply Mr..
Furr, JOHN @. WEBSTER a. SONS,
~ 1NG; 1872 ni4g.I First st, Sc: "a
CONNER. work, sober. drivers per-
init. Good wages for top man. TU
2-46A7 IA
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THIS is NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
JANITOR, colored. exper. only fol
garden apis. Apply Ager rd. anc
29th ave-. Hyatts., Md. AP. 1888
JANIToR, for s5-unit bldg, nr
18th and Columbia I'd. $50 PEI
% mo. and apt; Empl: couple. only;
night. CAN AID. 4-53os.
town ONCE bldg: must be good
general maintenance man. non.
drinker. dependable, and have To-
cal refs: apt, for husband and wife
lnot childrenl. and good salary e
s6n' e., Room Son, 4da ApPs az = st sElTEs e nV
JANiTOR, for small bldg; hours. /
to. PM: 5 days week; attrac
salary; must have record of SUBJ
stantial long employment; one
who likes to work and look after
all details. Call MR. KAHN after
< PSi TohiAAss;rsT5asT1 AP; s15as1 middie-aass.d as
reliable. non -drinker:. for NV. apt
house; knowledge Of stoker and
minor repairs. Only local references
considered; no children: salary
quarters and utilities. Call after
10 an. ia. 9-3752. -
JANIToR, colored, sober and reli.
able, no children; experienced with
local references only: salary ant
quarters. Apply in person. LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1000 p st. NV
JANTTOR. colored, experienced onl:s
for medium-size apartment build
ing, close in; nice quarters fur.
nished with all utilities and phone
family man preferred; salary te
start $3.50 month. Apply MARX
WINKLER MANAGEMENT, INC.
1117 Vermont ave. NV, any week.
day after pm.
KENNELMAN to work in veterinary
hospital. Apply in person. 4s1h
LABORERS, steady work on large
construction job. Good pay with
miles past wheaton. DAN oSTRoW
CONSTRUCTION CO.. 1924 Ga
LTNoLEUM AND TILE MECHANIC,
must be experienced. Report ready
to work. Steady Job, good pay
UNIVERSAL FLOORS, 5102 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV. -S
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HELP MEN
Parking Attendants

GA AAAA6 <AttCkAA46AAto
Over 1s Yrs, exper. required. Apply
parking lot, 1403 New York ave
PHARMACIST. reg; relief work
permanent position: CALIFoRNIi
PHARMACY. 2162 California st.
--S
PHARMACIST. full time. expert.
HIGGERs DRUG. INC. 5017 Conn
ave. 10
pIy HzxTok s < : JoaNsTocS. NC. e.
PLUMBER, with D. C. drivers per.
work. Only sober need apply. 3912
Georgia ave. NV. 10
PLUMBERS 90. top wages; Call e
HELPERS, experienced
co. $4,000. 2704 Ontario rd. NV
AND HELPERS, exper
only. Call at BEST PLUMBING
HEATING CO.. 1905 Pa. ave. Sc
PLUMBER for jobbing work and re-
pairing. remodeling., Must be 1st
Soo ~l e' s04,t
j. L. BATEMAN & son, 2Oo4 K. j
ave. me-. Ho. $4,000. -
PLUMBERS HELPER to al posi-.
ton with established firm, hospi.
WhBsTas WSallzaIiGn e. soNs, ARpi' 1Nc soHN ,.ss
1870, Service Bldg. LIST and N SITS
s.e. liz
PORTER with knowledge of switch.
board for modern apt. bldg. Good
THE EDDYsToNE. 1901 Vermont
ave. NV. %
PORTER, colored: daywork, 10 noon
to $3.50 p;m.; Sunday on. Restden.
tisl apt: house. Good pay, Only
apply. Resident manager. 1909 !
PORTER. colored: must have D. G
permit: part time, ! TO 5. Appl,
PREssERS. wool, experience neces.
sary. good salary and working CON
dittons. must be reliable. Apply
DEBONAIR CLEANERS, 261s
Conn. ave-. AID. $1,000. %
PROOFREADER, third shift, IL
midnight to = an; steady work
pTIRI1sHiN SnIen fhSR; CD oApplSS AZ, FATdoNA. V
PRODUCE MANAGER. exper. only
pSny pDS pa paid H hospitaiiaation pRa % ana % IN.
saRaM iSSsafs Ag91y sgsER u MAR&E RSTsHa SGSk s;
Rhode Island ave. ne p
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HaMn
ROUTEMAN

ne Zee cream season. has startsd
mis- year Jack and IN drivers an
earning more than ever BEFORE. dni
70 our tremendous sdvertising can
patsn. The kids are waiting fol
re sss ssE s .slnns sna s RoS AZ, 1ss any n
Incl. Sat. and SUM- 8 an %
pm. JACK q JILL ICE CREAM
Co. 1919 Z 81. sc. 80
ROU TEMAN, ESTAB.
LISHED LAUNDR J
AND DRY CLEANING
ROUTE, GOOD PAY
PAID VACATION AMI
OTHER BENEFITS. AP.
PLY, OLD COLON J
LAUNDRY, $500 BLAIF
RID. NV.
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS

IMMEDIATE OP E NJ
INGS FOR STAFF LEVEL
ENGINEERS WITH 8 TO
S YEARS EXPERIENCE
AND PROJECT LEVEL
ENGINEERS WITH MIN
MUM OF z YEARS EX-
Pc RIEN E. BACK
CIR ND IN ELEC-
TRONIC CONTROLS,
PULSE CIRCUITS OR
MAG NETIC AMPLI-
FIERS. MUST BE ELL
GIBLE FOR GOVERN
MENT CLEARAN NCE.
SA Larry COMMENSU-
RATE WITH EXPERT
ENCE. DIVERS IFIED
PROJECTS. LIB E RAL
COMPANY BENEFITS.
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STOCK CLERK

10. to 25 yrs. Of age, 11th-grade
education white, to, check incoming
shipments. handle stock, fill reauisi-
ttons. etc.. must have driver
license and be able to assume some
responsibility; some experience re-
quired: perm. position; 40-hr. wk. /;
mel Dent. -
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CASHIER-CLERK

Permanent position. Good
salary, disqualification, and
many company benefits.
5-day week.
Apply to Mr.. Williams
HUB FURNITURE
9TH AND D SITS, NV.
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CLERK-TYPlsT; must be good and
accurate. typist, Permanent posi-
tion with Wholesale appliance dis
tributor in NE. Washington. Air.
conditioned once, 5-day week. $50
70 start. Phone Mr.. Turner. La.
COOK, second, colored. must fur
nish references showing Qualifica-
tions to prepare food In expert
manner. Job ct hotel In Fredericks-
burg. Va. Room and board fur
nished and good salary. For inter-
view call at housekeeping depart
ment Of FAIRFAX HOTEL. 2100
Massachusetts ave; nv. on Friday
between 9 am. and ~ noon. -
exclusive restaurant; must know
good cooking. call after IL am.
Mr.. EVANS. IA. 7-9SsS.
CORRESPONDENT - Experienced:
compose letters for construction
contract dispute matters: with typ
In,n.tOni ing ability; X, P. O. Box lse. VIII
CRANE OPERATOR. experienced;
guaranteed year-round work: ex-
Apply, 2001 Kenilworth ave. 10
CREDIT MANAGER, experience nee
essary, permanent position with
construction and building supply
,rm. in Arlington. .Ca1l MISS
ADAMS iDr appSsinnttment' psnt from y to
DANCE INSTRUCTORS
Due to expansion, we need 20 men.
rienced. To become dance instruc-
tors, MANAGERS. interyiewers. Call
DI. 7-1932 for appointment. FRED
ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIO. ---13
Evening star., 1955-07-07
sAM Z. HARRKLL. Attsrasy
Gee y Street NV.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Held
ing q Probate Court.-Kstate OF
Elizabeth Kart, Deceased. - No.
1890, Administration Docket le3.
-Applieation having been made
ietteTs OF sdministration to issue
unto Richard v. Waldron Il Is or
dered this 9th day Of July, AID.
1885. that Mrs. Nora Inseoe. MIS-.
Katherine Edwards. Mr.. Arthur
Erwin. Mrs. Mary Casey Barker,
Mr.. Ralph Catheil and al others
concerned, appear In said Court on
Monday, the 18th day Of August,
AID. 1855, st 1000 O'Clock AN,
to show cause why such applca-
tion should not be granted: Let
notice hereof be published in the
"Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening star" once in each
of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned,
the drst publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return
day. witness, the Honorable BO-
IfTHA J. LAWS. Chief Judge OF
said Court, this 9th day Of July,
VIZ viz j. jHHIiRSsG MARQUES. Deputy Register
Of wills for the. District Of Co
iurbis, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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INSURANCE

wanted. An exceptions
opportunity awaits the man wht
has supervisory BACKGROUND with
debit company. Straight salary with
excellent incentive program. II In.
terested In sales management. writ.
giving full details. Box 494-L, Star
THIS is NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
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MTLLWARD c. TAFT. Attorney

= -
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate Court.--No. $3.50
Administration This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of tn,
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Elizabeth
q. Mcintyre, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub.
scriber, on or before the 3rd. day Of
November, AID. 1855; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given un-
der my hand this 9th day Of July.
1855. JAMES D. MCINTYRE. 1914
Geranium Street. NV. tSeal0 At.
test: MELVIN J. MARQUES, Dep
uty Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
FN1s.~& To-
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
EXCELLENT SALARY
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
well-estab. mfgr. wants salesman
with car willing TO match hare
work and long hours for excellent
salary and advancement, Oppor.
tunity that ,oHnes once In Q life.
time sn, Write FAE,Re;oIL s,e;ld COMPANY q etd *
land. for application blank.
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HElp--MEN

ACCOUNTANT, must be able to type
nice appearance, young, alert ant
ambitious. for stock and bont
open. Call MR.. KAHN. RE. 7-S876
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b. MAX ZIMMERMAN a!s; z Y!

Filed July 3. 1855. Harry M. HUI.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Go ColuMPIls;mln T;Ids.m =
Ciyii Action No. 2s42-55..,sara
silverman Kaplan. having MED .
complaint for q JUDGMENT chang.
having applied to the Court for on
order OF publication OF the notice
required BY law In such cases, II
is. BY the Court. this goth day q
June. 1855 ORDERED that alI
persons concerned show cause, II
any there be, on or before the 30th
day Of July, 1865, why the prayers
Of said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, That q copy Of
this order be published once Q week
for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star and
the Washington Law Reporter. lS.)
RICHMOND B.. KEECH. Judge;
lSeal.l A True Copy. Test: HARRY
NJ. HULL, Clerk, BY MARGARET
A: MANN, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
CHECKER

for checking all elec.
trical drawings and parts lists, fol-
accuracy, completeness OF in.
formation. and conformance tc
standards. Qualifications: yr
minimum In checking and addi.
tional 5 yrs. general drafting or
yrs. engtneering school.
For further Information and per-
sonal interview, phone -JU. $1,000.
Personnel Dept. or forward re-
sumo to
Vitro Corp. Of America
a62 Wayne Ave-. Silver sprins. Md
Evening star., 1955-07-07
CASHIER

Fine specially store has opening for
experienced, dependable cashier,
good starting salary. OPPORTUNITY
for advancement, liberal discounts
on personal purchases. apply Mr..
Stewart. -
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1910 z 81. NV e
Evening star., 1955-07-07

FOUNTAIN MANAGER, exper., Al
Carrier Drug, Arlington. Top char
acter references required; liberal
profit-sharing ARRANGEMENTS avail
with no investment. For further
info, call MR.. CARRIER. OIL. A.
FURNiTURE FINIsHER's HELPER,
furniture. Steady work; experienced
only. JU. $4,000. -
FURNITURE PACKERS EXP. white
or col. REV. SMITH, HO. 2-421s
'GARDNER's HELPER: steady work;
must be sober. Apply from 10 to 4
See gardener. 1929 Belmont st. n. W
Evening star., 1955-07-07

CLERKS, work In drugstore: immed.
openings. FAIRFAX EMPLOY
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Airtronic
Research Inc.
5522 DORSEY LANE
BETHESDA, MD.
OIL. 4-1676

ELEVATOR MAN--Coiored. with per-
nit, GOOD Job for older man. Apply
Evening star., 1955-07-07
HO. 2-58O5

SURvEYORS--Instrument men and
chiefs OF party for work in nearby
Va, for established engineering
flrn1. Box 251-L. Star. %
TEACHERS for the better positions
at top salaries, ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 1341 @ St, RE. 7-393S.
Evening star., 1955-07-07

Must be thoroughly experienced in
diagnosis and trouble shooting.
VIII road-test all cars after shop
Jobs are completed for confirmation
Of work done. Group hospitaliza-
ton, accident and sickness benefits,
life insurance, paid vacations. paid
holidays and flve-dav week. One
and ample sSs opportunity u Sue Tor adysnces ces
ment. For interview phone Mr.
Armon at BENDALL PONTIAC, Ov.
9-1f300
Evening star., 1955-07-07

bKIChLAfERS (161, colored; nrSt-
class mechanics. To reach Job: Out
Wisconsin ave. block past Cedar
lane. turn left into Elsmere ave-.
quarter OF mile to Job. or call Ii.
BRICKLAYERs, 1st-ci. mechanics
2Bth and Heating sts., Hillcrest
Hts. Md, or .Riggs rd. and Chillum
pl.. of s. Dakota ave. Ia
BRICKLAYERS-Plenty work. Sew
eral locations, Call ,JU. 9.969S.
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NAMES
IN THE NEWS
MAC DIXoT
THE BERRYS
THE TOoDLES
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREzI

Pakistan has a stable conflict
In its backyard which involves
Soviet Russia as well. According
to dispatches from Kabul (Kah-
booD, capital Of Afghanistan, the
Russian Ambassador Mikhail
Degtyar (MEE-huh-il DEG tee
arr has assured the Kabul gov
eminent that Russia is prepared
to offer full military support to
Afghanistan if threatened by
Pakistan or her Western allies.
The conflict arose over the AZ
yhanistan demand for a plebiscite
in the adjoining Northwest
Frontier Province Of Pushtuni-
stan (Push-too-nee-S TANN.
The Afghan king. Mohammed
Zahir Shah (Moh-HUM-med
zah-HEER Shuh), suspicious Of
Soviet designs, informed the am
bassadors of the United States,
Britain and Turkey, that he
would prefer Western assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

and is willing to dismiss his pro-
Russian Premier Sardar Moham-
med Daud (Sarder-Dah-O OT) .
Excited Afghan mobs attacked
the Pakistan Embassy in Kabul.
AS a result, the Pakistani gov
eminent has closed its consulate
at Jalabad CDJAL-al-ah-b ud)
and Khandahar (HAN-dar-har) .
The Soviet Union has agreed
to start negotiations with Japan
on diplomatic problems in Lon
don on June /. The preliminary
talks took place at U. N. head
quarters in New York between
Japan's permanent observer
Reno Sawada (Ren-zoh Sah-
VALID and the Soviet dele
CATION. The japanese delegation
will be headed by Sunichi Matsu-
moto Soo-NEE-chee Mah-tsoo-
MOH-toh), former ambassador
to London.
tAll Rights ReServed)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

COSTUME: Early in 1905, a
we'll known Eastern desperate
who had eluded the authorities
for months, was finally brought
to justice and sentenced to be
publicly hanged.
The trial was given the full
treatment by the newspapers
1t became apparent that a large
crowd would be present at the
execution.
One influential citizen, who
had followed the proceedings
with interest, offered the con-
demned man the use Of a rich
ly-colored silk costume to be
worn when the trap was sprung
The offer was accepted.
On the day Of the execution,
when the prisoner appeared, his
costume stood out in sharp con-
trast to the sombre attire Of the
executioner. 1t was a vivid pic
ture.
The bizarre costume aroused
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&@xIaf
SENTER
MARKET CITY
BARKIS g. FAMILY
%. viii the
Ma/zNMstey'

THE MONTH OF MAY Is a
good time TO brush up on your
salad making skills-and in
order to lend inspiration
GEORGES KOSHER DELICA-
lessen (Stand 1907 Is giving
away FREE SALAD BOWLS
with any purchase, regardless
Of what you buy.
The bowls are Of colored glass
assorted colors), 5 inches in
diameter, and can also be used
for your lazy suzan, for re-
frigerator storage and as cereal
bowls.
They are available courtesy OF
the IDA MAE SALAD CO.,
well-known caterers, who keep
GEORGES well-stocked with
delicious home made potato
salad and cole-slaw and their
famous 8-oz. Pizza pies which
sell for only 29c each.
EDIBLE GARDEN
MIR. HUMPHREY Stand
225), whose display of fresh
vegetables is as pretty as a
flower garden, reminds us that
ASPARAGUS, which has q rel
atively short season, Is now at
Its best--especially at PUMPH-
REY'S, Of course! These delicate
green spears are excellent In
salads and soups. Or cook and
serve them with your favorite
sauce, plain or ON toast.
THE COLD CUT HABIT
A typical American trait, ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

WE ASSURE YOU Of both
good food and q good time,
shopping where there Is so
much Of interest under one roof.
And even though we don't
mention it every time. don't
forget the CENTER MARKET
FREE PARKING LOT at the
AMOCO STATION on X st.,
a few doors from the Market
Borrow q SHOPPING CART
from the parking lot attendant
and COME EXPLORING AT
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and X SITS. NV.
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The George Mattbev Adams Service, Ioc.

tered to exclusively by two Cen
ter Market dealers-CARRING-
TONS (Stand 3O4) and RODG-
Frs Stand 314).
We challenge you to get
through a single day without
using cold cuts! To accompany
the breakfast eggs, out comes
the bacon, cooked ham or saus-
age. Lunch? Cold cuts make
nutritious sandwiches and plat
ters-in q jiffy, too! Supper?
Certainly welcome occasionally
as q change from heavier cook
ing. For entertaining, for buff
fet suppers, cocktail parties?
Get out the cold cuts-you1l
need them.
Visit either RODGERS or
CARRINGTON'S, our two spe-
cialists, for unusual variety Of
prepared and ready cooked
meats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
ANSWERS
TO OUR PRESIDENTS

flames K. Polk was Presi-
dent when war was declared in
May 1916.
president F. D. Roosevelt
signed the first Agricultural Ad-
justment Act % years ago today,
May IL. 1888.
3-Abraham Lincoln. 1859.
Questions on preceding page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Free Dovy Crockett Pictures
Now BEING Mailed Out

Requests for The Stars free pen-and-ink draw
ing of your favorite frontersman, Davy Crockett,
are pouring in by the thousand. The big pictures
812 by II inches and just right for framing-are
being mailed out in response Here's how to get
l. Send postal card asking for the picture
and be sure to include your name and address,
neatly printed. Address it to- "Davy Crockett
Picture, The Evening Star-The Sunday Star, 18th
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV, Washington
4, D. c." The picture will be mailed to you.
2. Or, just fill in the coupon printed below and
mail it in, pasted to the back of postal card to have
the picture sent to you
g. Or, if you prefer, call in person at the bust
ness counter of The Evening Star Building at Elev-
enth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV, and
ask for your picture.
Davy Crockett Picture,
The Evening Star-The Sunday Star,
18th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
Washington 4, D c
Please send me free the big pen-and-ink drawing Of
Davy Crockett drawn by Star STAFF Artist Glib Crockett
who traces his ancestry back Davys great
grandfather
please Print Neatly and Paste Postal Card
name
Address
City State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

THEY ELECTED COL. CROCKETTL"Crocketts doing q
whopping job being justice of the peace Tom Sade
when they wanted to send to the State capital to
help make the laws for Tennessee they elected Col Crockett
Illustration by Charles B. Falls
governed. AS he logged along, he hummed jolly
tune.
It was dark when he reached the cabin, but
light from within gave the oied-paper windows
cheerful glow. At Davy's clear, shrill whistle, the
door flew Open Elizabeth and all the children came
running out to meet him.
The dogs barked noisy welcome Everyone was
overoyed to see him. But the minute he entered the
cabin Davy Crockett knew that something was
wrong.
It was Johnny who broke the news, as soon as
his father had hung up his coonskin cap.
"The mills are gone, Pal" Johnny exclaimed.
eve had an awful storm last week. and the
stream flooded over"
"And it washed both the mills clear away" Will
broke in exctedly
'They weren't even paid for yeti" Davy ex-
'I know it," Mrs Crockett replied give been
thinking lot about what we'd better do, Davy. It
looks like we'd better sell everything have and
pay up our debts Then we can start all over again
somewhere else"
Will faced his father eagerly "Can we do it,
pa?" he asked excitedly.
Davy did not reply at once. He sat down by the
fire and glanced slowly around the big comfortable
room
'Your mas brave woman" he said to Will
reckon I don't either"
But wheren we go?" Will asked
"The Obion River country about hundred and
fifty miles west of here would be a good place."
Davy replied thoughtfuly.
"Then that's where we'll co." declared Mrs
Crockett. And so the matter settled
copyrisht & Incl
TOmorrow-Chapter Thirteen: Bears.
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considerable comment. 1t was a
topic of conversation for days.
After the execution. the cos
tune showed up in the museum
of P. T. Barnum. the Snowman.
He had donated it. knowing full
we'll what a sensation it would
create.
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BALTIMORE.--Smallest bones
Of the human body are those
three in number-which are To-
Gated within the middle ear
compartment.
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YOU HAVE BEEN HUNGRY

YOU HAVE BEEN HUNGRY
for our
THIRSTY DISH TOWELS
So we are repeating Our Of |
fer. A $l.00 purchase at any
stand makes you eligible to
purchase!
One Doe. (12) fine DISH
TO Wells, 14"x24" forl
only -------------------S Sc |
Ask the merchant for a pre-
MUM coupon and to direct
you to the Market office,
where you can pick them up.
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Best-SeIIinq Stomp

The three-cent stamp is still a
best seller in the United States.
More than $500 million worth
were sold during 1854.
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Another One to Come
plain letters" is going to all
Federal letterwriters. 1t follows
form letters issued last fall