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Evening star., 1955-04-20

AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, Ford ex.
perience desired: must be capable Of
estimating collision damage and
diagnose mechanical repair. Excel.
pay plan and working conds. Vaca.
other benefits. See Mr.. Ridings,
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. INC. 3040
NJ st. NV. --26
BAKER, lst class. white. Call in
person, 1925 First ST. N, Arlington
Forest shopping center. --22
experienced, reference.
DaYWnrk laO3 H st. NV.
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Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINER

College graduate In middle eos to
investigate and adjust automobile
claims in preparation for inside
claims examining work. Evening law
students or man with at least / year
legal training preferred. Box 21s-C
Star 90
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HELp-MR tcsas.l
ACCOUNTANTS

sEM1 sRs. f3l for cPA to $50 vk
Bkkprs., NV. (4J SIS to 500 Wk
Jr.. aeets. go. excel. oppor.. young.
Bkkprs., ofe. mgr. Arl. $50
Asst. bkkpr., Wheaton. Ad---$65 VI
Asst. bkkpr., exper;. ne; S6t
Clerk-typists (2l 70 S275 mo
Personnel asst. (teehnicaD 500 Wk
PIX trainee, young. type to SIS wk
Sales. some enEr. educ. to SI0t
Invoice clerk, ne. S Sol
Sales trainee. mems wear S6t
InIoice clerk, Sill. Spg. S5t
Purchasing trainee, NV, young s. c
-Messengers l2), white. da., 5000 mo
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HELP-MEN

DESK CLERK for hotel required
for night shift. who knows trans
script thoroughly. Good salary %
right party. Apply mgr. EBBITT
HOTEL, to 4 pm. afternoons,
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ALTO SALESMAN

For progressive used-car lot in excel
NV. location. Plenty of floor time
Well advertised lot. Highest type
mdse. Excel. pay plan. Good oppor
for right man. See Mr.. Switzerland.
Used Cadillac Sales
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NIGHT CLERK

!.
Reliable. sober, middle-aged white
man for desk clerk; s nights Q week
in lge. apt. bldg. Call bet. 8 en-.
and 8 pm. MRS. SHAH. EN-. 2.
d2nn. -22
NIGHT MAN--White, sober man. un-
der 40, to assist In motel work.
Must be available for any shift.
$3.50 per mo. Call between II am.
pm. for interview. Mr.. Lyons,
N'Is,I WEi 5-Ss5Si SErSicve a., ,.,.. ..-;s., -2i
tial DEVELOPMENT. white: 10 pm. to
7 am. PIX exper. desirable. Age 80
to 30. Good health. pleasing person.
2131 o st. NV. between 8 and
Il am. MR.. HARTNETT, Ho; .
oFFiCE CLERK ttype,. to s75 Sk.,
learn PIX work (n.w). 3 ATLAS
AGCY.. 1920 N: Y. ave. NV. RIM. sos.
OFFICE MAN for lge. liquor store;
alert. earnest and fast worker. ex-
Gel. opport. for advance; all replies
In confidence. Box 1907. Star.
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AUCTION SALES tcont.
rHos J. OWEN . SON, Aueslonssr.

II ~. NV.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable THREE
STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING
SG1sS SGMSER HSSTs sS5 STREET. tfaatfHs NoRfH.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1851 +.
Folio 4S4 ct sea-, of the land records
of the District of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
win sell, At public auctiSn StSn1 iH front T2TH;
SECOND DAY OF MAY. AID. 1855.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia,
and DESIGNATED as and being part
Of original Lot ! in SQUARE 40l
by metes and bounds In said deed
of trust. Now known for purposes
of assessment and taxation as Lot
500 in said Square.
Terms: Sold subject to Q prior (build-
ing association deed of trust for
approximately $7,515.11 further
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time OF sale. the pur-
chase price above said trust to to 6e 6e
required. Conveysncing, recording,
ments made as Of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty DAYS, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold at the dtscre-
tion of the trustees,
FRANCES D. ALEXANDER.
ap2O,23,26. .2S.30 Trustees
THOS. ]. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers,
III r 81 NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone but
HS..hi,,UI mysshIt; wILLIAM LA a; FRANCIS S!2o
] Will NOT fs BE kEsPoNsrBLE for
myself. PAUL Z. aoopERMuTH.
iSS9 GIL sIye1s SoT 81 81 1ii 1RiiEsFR6SsrBi2a r for
than myself. WILLIAM {. ABRAMS.
sSa % Ridss oT Td R Ealls hrceGNsi;H ceSSss; ys -,
any debts contracted for BY any one
other than myself. ALFRED JOHN
son, 6239 Clay st. ne. D. c. 22s
LATE EXTENSIONS. CORRECTIONS
ALL INCOME TAXES
FED, d. c.. Md, VA.-$4 UP, EACH
400 bth st. NV. Rm. 20S. RE. 7-SI11
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OUTSIDE SALESMEN

w i O1DG OkAAEOMEN
White or coIored. Earn 500 q week
and more selling fine clothing for
the entire family. nationally adj
vertised jewelry. furniture and ap-
pliances. Representing Washinston's
most modern credit department.
store on no-Inoney-down basis and
easy terms Full or part time.
Contact MR.. GOLD, UNIVERSAL
CO.. 707 9TH st. NV. -22
PAINTER, experienced only; for work
in Bethesda and Chevy Chase area.
Call between 8 and z pm. OIL. z.
1904. --26
t2l, white, nondrinkers.
Cal Lu, 4-e6e7 between Gao am.
experienced only. Can
after 8 pm. MR.. JACKSON, JU. s.
PaiNfERs at sl4 q day; swing men.
SIT a day. Apply 1912 Wisconsin
only. Apply
Mr. Thomas. 7;30 am. ready for
LER DEVELoPMENT CO., 1928
PARTS CLERK. bns-day week. See
Mr.. Crismond. Parts Dept, LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. I'LL 18th st. NV.
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henry s. GOODMAN. Attorney,
llAl Rarr RldR
PARKER h. JONES. Attorney.
Union Trust Bldg.,
WaShington, n. C.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing probate urt.-No. S7,549. Ad-
ministration.--This is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, Of the
State of Maryland has obtained from
the Probate Court OF the District Of
Columbia Letters Testamentary on
the estate of Louise Joyce Russell.
late of the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated, to the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day Of October, AID.
1855; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
14th day Sf April, 1855. GEORGE
Bethesda. Md. tSeal.) Attest: AR
THUR p. SMITH, Deputy Register
of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
aD10, 2T-my4
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ENGINEER, coiored must have 9th
class license; for modern apt. bldg.
Good salary and quarters. See Mr..
Crane.
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1889 K st. NV. ST. 3-sS00
pa
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]. FONTAINE HALL, Attorney.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court.-No. S6.252, Admin
istration. This Is to Give Notice
That the Subscriber, which was by
the United States District Court for
the District Of Columbia granted
Letters Testamentary on the estate
Of John C. Atchison, deceased. mas,
with the approval OF the United
States District Court for the District
Of Columbia. holding a Probate
Court, appointed Monday, the 9th
day of May, 1855, at 1000 o'clock
am. as the time. and said Court
room as the place, for making pay
ment and distribution from said
estate, under the Courts direction
and control. when and where all
creditors and persons entitled to
diStributive shares or legacies. or
the residue, or parts thereof. are
notified to attend, in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized,
with their claims against the estate
properly vouched. Given under its
hand this 18th day of April, 1856.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. BY BRUCE BAIRD,
President. (Seal.) Attest: MELVIN
j. MARQUES. Deputy Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
apl3 2O,27
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script thorougnly. GOOD salAry 70
rtght party. Apply mgr. EBBITT
HOTEL to 4 pm. afternoons,
DISTRIBUTORS
Your own business. earnings up to
IS per hour; car essential. Call To.
2-3636. Mr.. BLAKEMAN
experienced engineer
ing: neat lettering essential; perms-
MADDOX a HOPKINS, $500 Dixon
ave-. Silver Spring. Nd, Ju. s-3l1o.
DRIVER. 25-35. white. electrical
wholesale business; 5iz-day week;
chance for advancement. S051 18th
St., Silver Spring, Nd. --21
DRIVER, local furniture van expert
ence: good reference. steady worker
only. JU. 5-7177. -22
DRIVER Statesmen
Due to response 10 our dynamic tele.
vision campaign, we are expanding
our operations. Several year-around
routes offering excellent earnings
now available, Apply in person. I to
s pm. JACK q JILL ICE CREAM
CO.. 1419 l. 81 sc. II
DRUG CLERK, experienced. for
downtown uruRst0re. NO evenings
or Sunday work, good pay and good
opportunity for right man; refer
ences required Apply BABBIT'S
DRUG STORE. 111s Z st. NV. ri
DRUG CLERKS
Full-time positions. Experience de-
sired but not necessary. Discount
PRIVILEGES and other employe hene-
fits. Apply:
PEOPLES DRUG
STORES
once, $50 IIth st. NV.
End floor, over our 11th and @ st..
store.
DRY CLEANING route salesman, for
established route; guaranteed sal
ary, commission basis; no soliciting
required. Must be able to be bonded.
Apply in person to NEWMAN &
LUNSON. 6b3 Lebaum st. s.e.
WELDER-Part time or
regular; must know how to set up
work. MR.. COX. 2001 kenilworth
ave. ne. I'D
sober and dependable:
D. C. drivers license; D. c. Jour-
neyman's card. Apply at r. D. PoR-
TER'S. 1883 Pa. ave. s.e. -22
T1II:
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JANITOR-COLORED

With 5th-grade license for practically
and Van Buren, SITS. NV; good sal-
ary and beautiful. large, 3-room-
and-bath apartment on LIST floor.
Apply 1413 K st. NV -2l
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CLOTHES PRESSER
EXPERIENCED
Apply: 1899 Penna. Ave. NV.
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rHOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auction
1111 Z st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
|Azuleu Fete
Set March 81
WILMINGTON, N. C.

Home Of more than a million
azaleas which reach the height
Of their bloom by late March.
Wilmington again is inviting
everyone to its annual "open
house"-the eighth Wilmington
Azalea Festival. Some $50, 900
persons attended the 1854 festi-
val.
Festival dates this year are
March 13 through April 8.
The profusion and variety Of
Wilmington's azaleas. which
bloom under moss-draped live
oaks and Towering dogwood.
make the historic city known as
the azalea capital Of the South
east.
Azaleas are planted in parks,
in privately owned gardens open
to the public at festival time.
along the streets, and on Orton.
Airlie and other nearby planta-
tions. Wilmington'S municipal
Greenfield Park offers a FIVE
mile drive around a lake bor-
dered with aZaleas. Each year,
more and more azaleas are
planted in the Wilmington area,
with the result that new beauty
is in evidence at festival time.
AS in past years, personalities
from Hollywood. radio and tele-
vision and the sports world will
join residents and visitors for the
festival.
April 2 will be highlighted by
the annual Azalea Festival pa
rade of floats, bands, military
units and national and State
celebrities and officials. The
azalea queen-a Hollywood star
whose name will not be disclosed
| until just before festival time
will ride in the parade.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

weeks, with the last scheduled
for August 20.
The Flame Restaurant In
Phoenix, Ariz., recently opened
its Ember Room, serving so Gus
toners at a time. 1t is for men
only.
Underwater Pictures
Camera fans can shoot under
water balletS and other sub
surface views of the swimming
pool of the new Del Lago Hotel
in Maracaibo. Venezuela. It is
t,l,1 equipped Iaoe with an Underwater
All sections of North Carolina's S
Blue Ridge Parkway, including
the mile-high stretches, are nor
mally open in mid-April. Ground
flowers lead off the spring color
parade - trillium, ladyslipper,
hepaticas, violets and arbutus
BY late April, dogwood is in
bloom at attitudes of about 1000
feet. May adds the flowers of
silverbell. mountain magnolias,
Carolina rhododendron (puncta-
tum) and azaleas. The area S
showiest mountain flowers -
purple rhododendron, mountain
laurel and flame azaleas - bloom
in late May until the last two
weeks in June.
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New Hawaii Hotel
To Open June II
HONOLULU.

Hawaii's newest hotel, named
after the winsome Princess Kaiu-
lani. will open on June II, Kane
hameha Day.
King Kamehameha, who ruled
at the time of the discovery of
the Hawaiian Islands by Capt.
Cook, is revered in legend and
song as "the Father of the Is
lands" 1t is a holiday of songs,
dancing and pageantry.
The new 300-room hotel fronts
on Kalakaua avenue, the main
thoroughfare of famed Waikiki
Beach. 1t is set in lush tropical
garden that features a large
swimming pool.
Growing the structure will be
the glass-inclosed, observation
type Mauna Kea Room, named
for the highest peak in the Pa
cif1c, and the Robert Louis Ste
venson suite. They command an
unsurpassed view of Oahu, from
the extinct crater of Diamond
Head to Pearl Harbor. The
hotel, costing $4.5 million, will
be operated on the European
plan.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
The Travellers Notebook
Jottings on Vacation Events,
Including Stote Park Cabins
By Jacques FutreIIe. Jr.
The Stor's Troxsl Editor

April 18 through the oath. The
National Capitals Cherry Bios
som Festival Is scheduled for
March 20 through April 8.
Hollywood, Fla. is going in for
st. Patrick's Day for the fourth
year by holding an Irish Flies
(festivaD March 16 and II. 'The
Enchanted Shamrock a musical
by the Irish author Seamux
McManus will be presented. A
week later. the resort will hold its
Fiesta Tropicale. This March
Is event will offer a chance to
catch up on seeing some Of the
Orange Bowl floats in action.
Many of the floats will be in
cluded in the parade Of 100
marching units. bands and
vehicles.
New Name for Ship
The Greek Line passenger ship
Nea Hellas will have been re-
named the New York when 1t
returns from Piraeus next month.
After making name for itself
in the Mediterranean service, the
liner will begin serving the North
Atlantic route in late March.
*
The Locarno (Switzerland)
international Film Festival, fea-
turing motion pictures of artistic
and special note, will be held
from July 9 to 10.
Bow-ond- Arrow Hunting
Authorities of Ontario,
Canada. are considering the pos
sibility of permitting deer hunt
ing with bow and arrow in the
southern part of the province
Hunting by archers is not pro-
hibited now, but this breed of
deer-slayer has no special priv
ileges. Archery may help solve a
problem. Farmers are opposed
TO gun-bearing hunters, yet deer
are doing damage. Those dam
aged even include visiting mo-
torists. Practically every other
day, officials estimate, deer is
killed on the highways of the
heavily populated southern part
of the province. Collisions moi
only damage cars but they some
times injure the driver and his
passengers.
The famous golden spike
driven in 1869 at Promontory
Utah, to mark completion of the
first transcontinental railroad, Il
on view in a new home. Fol
years it was kept in a special dis.
play vault in the history room
of the Wells Fargo Bank in Sar
Francisco. The display case
with a reinforced glass window
and an Illuminated interior, ha.
been moved to the Stanford Mu.
scum of Leland Stanford Uni.
versity. Palo Alto, Calf. At the
present valuation, the spike con.
tains about $3.50 worth of gold
IA Hours Foster
! The Canadian National Rail.
ways train that will cut more
than IA hours off the run between
Montreal and Vancouver, British
Columbia, has been named tn,
Super Continental. CNR's trans
continental run is to be com
pletely dieselized when tn,
new schedules goes into effec
April "a.
|
Every spring for the last ninl
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Liner Gets Stobilizers
To Tone Down Roll
SOUTHAMPTON.

The Queen Elizabeth. the
worlds largest ship. is in dry
dock at Southampton for a two
month overhaul during which
the 84,000-ton vessel is to be
fitted with two sets Of Denny
Brown stabilizerS.
These stabilizers are 14-foot-
long fins, feet wide. Operated
hydraulically, they have q
marked effect on the roll Of q
vessel, though not on its pitch.
The Queen Elizabeth will have
a double set of the fms. one
set amidship and another placed
forward.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Resort Eye-Opener
HOLLYWOOD, Fla

IIO1U11 WOODt T I'd.
Early morning risers have been
treated with the spectacle of
sleek and trim thoroughbreds
romping and playing in the surf
and sand on Hollywood Beach.
Trainers are readying the horses
for the opening Of Gulfstream
Park March 4.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

years the Mojave Desert town of
Joshua Tree has staged the
Grand National Turtle Sweep
stakes. The area is the home of
the giant desert turtle, and resi-
dents capture the numbering ami
mails for the May event. They
plop them down in large circle,
then wager on which will crawl
out of the circle first. While the
townspeople cheer, rs or so turtles
stumble around, SO disinter-
ested in the game that some fall
asleep. When victory is won
they are released on the desert
to snooze without the inconveni-
ence of such human goings on.
Tops in Passengers
Operating the largest feet of
Atlantic passenger vessels. the
Cunard Line carried about one
fourth of all transatlantic ocean
passengers between this conti-
nent and Europe last year. That
was more than any other one
line. d.
The German Railways have a
convenient luggage handling
system for its passengers. For a
small fee, the travellers luggage
will be picked up at his home or
where he is staying and be de-
livered to the hotel at his des-
tination. The traveller simply at
taches the proper tag to his suit
case and telephones the station
baggage master. The plan has
been put in effect in 230 German
cities.
PoIor Beor Sofori
Most of today's safaris are
camera tours featuring elephants,
lions and other animals roaming
over Africa. Not so the Arctic
safari, announced again this year
which virtually guarantees a
polar bear rug for the den or
recreation room. If you can have
about $1,250, plus transatlantic
transportation to Norway's Oslo
by June 10, you can take the first
of seven somewhat luxurious big
game hunts in the pack-ice re-
gions under the continuous light
of the midnight sun. Last sum-
mer, according to the Norwegian
National Travel Office, a party
of four hunters bagged a total
of IS bears. And there are seals,
too. These hunters can expect
mild temperatures In the Arctic
summer around Svalbard (Spits-
bergen) and King Karls Land. so
there is no bundling up in hooded
furs; also. no living in igloos.
The expeditions 60 out on a spe-
cially designed, diesel-powered
vessel, the Havella. operated by
Odd Berg. a Tromso shipowner.
Included in the price of each 30
day safari are guns and ammu-
milton, air transportation be-
tween Oslo and Tromso, hotel
Accommodations and meals and
transfers in the two cities. Fa-
cilities are available in Tromso
for mounting the trophies. Sa-
faris depart about every two
Evening star., 1955-02-27

West Virginia viii begin con-
sidering requests for reservations
in cabins Of its State parks on
April !. They will be processed
on a first-come, first-serve basis
from then through the vacation
period. West Virginia residents
will have the jump on nonresi-
dents. They may apply begin
ming Tuesday. Requests should
be addressed to the West Vir-
ginia Industrial and Publicity
Com mission, State Capitol,
Charleston, w. Va.
~ *&
The hotel version Of the Fly
now-pay-later" plan has been
introduced in New York. The
idea is to stimulate more week.
end vacations in New York City.
enable visitors to have more
ready cash to spend while there
and not incidentally, help the
Hotel Governor Clinton attract
patronage. The Clinton'S plan
would be available to guests from
Thursdays through Sundays and
would cover not only room ac-
commoda tions but meals, valet
services, theater tickets, bever-
ages, garage services and sight
seeing trips. No down payments
would be required, the manage
ment explains, and payments in
some cases could be as low as 50
a week. The Governor Clinton
is at Seventh avenue and Thirty
first street, opposite Pennsylvania
Station.
Dotes to Remember
A reminder on dates: VIM
chester, Va, holds its annual
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Fes-
tival April % and 90; the second
annual International Azalea
Court at Norfolk, Va, is set for
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Go Canadian Pacific
to Alaska!

stort your cruise trip by going 70
Vaneevvsr aboard canoda's first
and only stainless steel Scenic
Dome sireamliner, THE CANADIAN.
Now take the most exciting trip Of
your life! Cross scenic Canada on
Canadian Pacifc's new Dome stream-
liner; board a Canadian Pacific ship
for Alaskal
Starting April "a, you can leave for
Vancouver from Montreal or Toronto
on The Canddian. Your route: via
Banf and Lake Louise high in the
Canadian Rockies. On your way, view
spectacular Canada from high-up
Scenic Domes
On arrival in Vancouver, board i
spacious Canadian Pacific Princess ship
for an SH dayround trip to Alaska, And
see 1000 miles of unspoiled country
under ever-changing northern lights
along the smooth inside passage.
Cruise rates start at $3.50.
See your local agent or Canadian Pacific,
1904 K Sreef, MY,
Washington 5, D. c. National BARS
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

May Rev. and Mrs. Lincoln
Berry sos w. Central Av., II
years.
May s-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Maxwell, $50 Carroll Av.. IL
years; Mr.. and Mrs. David Props.
355 st, Anthony Av., eight years.
May 9--Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Simmons, 1876 st, Anthony Av.,
p years; Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Ball
34s N. Dale St, Is years.
May 10-Mr. and Mrs. McKin-
ley E. Bell, 500 Carroll, five years.
May 1l--Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Stokes, us Iglehart Av.; nine
years.
May 12-Mr. and Mrs. Maceo
Finney, 437 Rondo Av.. IL years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Allen, As f.
Larpenteur. 40 years; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul E. Cephas, As f. Lar
penteur, 81 years; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Balenger Sr., SIC w.
Central Av., four years.
May 13--Mr. and Mrs. George
Green, $40 Carroll Av., II years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06

Ransom, John Robinson, James
Robinson. Huron Shelton, Wesley
Simmons, Lloyd Smith and Leon
Smith.
Also, the Messrs. and Mines c,
l.. Sutton, c. l.. Albert Scipio,
FouChia Sonion. Ashmore Stokes,
Cecil Schofield, Fred Slemmons
Major Starks, James Slemmons
Otis Smith. James Taylor. Cor.
neIius Tucker, Hector Vassar,
Phillip Won Blon, Milton Williams,
Clyde Williams, Kermit Wheeler
Donald Wheeler, James Ward
law, Rufus Webster and William
Whiteside.
Also, the Messrs. and Mines.
Warden Woodford, Wilbur VIII
liams. James Wade, Harold
Wright, Willie Williams. John
Wilson, Harold Young and Roy
Wilkins. Also, 1t and Mrs VIII
liam M Taylor. 1t, Earthen vii.
son and the Misses Millicent Viii
hams. Marian Williams, Joyce
Tabourn, Lucy Morris, Christine
Mckinney, Bobby Petty, Sally
Moody, Catherine Norman, Thel,
ma Oldham, Colleen Moore, Elise
Lyle. Pearl Mitchell, Christine
Mckinney Joyce Harper, Jean
Howell, Beverly Jones, Julia
Jones, Roberta Jones Marion
Jones, Joan Johnson, Myrrhcne
Allen. Olga Anderson, Constance
Chivers and Rev. and Mrs. Denzil
A, Carly
Also the Mines. Dolly Crush
shon, Ruth Hill Juanita Lewis,
Wanda =. Owens, Gwynne
Twiggs, and the Mcssrs Alexis
Marcus, Richard Blakeley Ulys.
ses Boyd, Hobart Banks, Ray
mond Brown, Phillip Blackwell.
Edward Collin. Reuben Hargrave,
Douglas Lewis and Paul Ray
Also DR. and Mrs w u. Brown,
Or. and Mrs. J. w. Crump. Capt.
and Mrs. Carl Fountain. Rev. and
Mrs. Louis Johnson. Major and
Mrs. Charles MCGEE, Or. and Mrs.
Eugene Walker. Dr and Mrs.
Charles Williams. and Or. and
Mrs. Earl S Weber
On Saturday evening, ri Chap
ter entertained their guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Allen,
973 Iglehart Az at a closed
party.
Members Of n Chapter are
James ". Bradford, basileus,
Quentin Mcmillan. vice baEileus
John Sims, keeper Of records and
seals and Robert r. Mitchell,
keeper Of finance. Robert Shot
finer, Tyler Howell, Alex y. Jor-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-06

Miss Hazel Green, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Green,
formerly of 32l Rondo Av., who
was winner Of last years scholar
ship awarded by Pragmateia
Business sorority is currently en-
ployed as a secretary at the Min
nesota State department of edu-
cation where she has been since
March %. 1865.
A graduate of Mechanic Arts
High school last June, Miss
Green enrolled in the Globe Bust
ness college and completed a
business course. The college re-
ports that her work was superior
and above average, and that she
made an outstanding academic re-
cord while a student at the col
lege.