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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-07
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith "
Clearwater 3-2682

A special awards assembly was
held last Friday at Damascus
High School. Scholarship awards
were presented to those students
who have made the honor roll
for each of the five terms so far
in the school year-that is they
have reviewed all AS and Bs.
Here are those who received
scholarship awards: 18th grade,
Marilyn GLAND and Esther Har-
gett; 18th grade, Danny King;
10th grade, Ann Davidson, Rose
mary Watkins and Charles Now
ry; ninth grade, Nancy Windham,
Mary 10 Watkins, Ellen Saylor,
Clifford Burdette and Charles
Rhinehart; eighth grade, Mary
Lou Kerr; seventh grade, Linda
Burdette and Betty Lou Leishear.
Special awards for history
were presented by Mrs. Edwin
James of the Chevy Chase Chap
ter Of the OAR. An award was
made for eighth grade American
history to Mary Lou Kerr and
for 18th grade United States his.
tory to John Power.
Miss Byrd Belt of the Chevy
Chase Chapter, OAR, presented
two citizenship awards to a ninth
grade boy and girl. Awards
went to Woodrow Ward Jr. and
Mary 10 Watkins.
Then came the awards for per-
feet attendance These awards
mean that the children receiving
them have neither been absent
nor tardy during the entire school
year. So large a number receiv-
ing these awards we think speak
very highly for Mr.. Cline, the
principal and his faculty and the
job they are doing.
Perfect attendance awards went
to the following: 18th grade,
Marilyn GLAND; 18th grade, Eli
leen Burdette, Dorothy King and
Marie Lewis; 10th grade, Hugh
Davidson, Danny yesterday,
Dean Kesler, Kenneth Mullinix,
Stanley Keil, Charles Watkins,
Sandra King and Rosemary Wat
kins; ninth grade, Clifford Bur
dette, Danny Dennison, George
Pearce, Robert Runkels, Wood
row Ward, Kenneth Watkins,
Dixie Hood, Ann Hurley, Roberta
Nichols, Ellen Saylor, and
Mary 10 Watkins; eighth grade,
James Birkhead, Druid Clodfel-
ter, Richard Doolan, Billy King,
Bernard Lewis, Donald Smith,
Grace Bryan and Joan King; sew
enth grade, Billy Purdum, Har-
old Hurley, Thomas Herndon,
Wesley Hawkins, Bobby Clodfel-
ter, Sylvia Pope, and Gloria King.
Awards were also given to
those who were present every
day but tardy once or missed just
one half a day with no tardi-
ness. Special recognition was also
given to those who had missed
just one day
Athletic awards were presented
to both boys and girls. Letters
of appreciation were presented to
those students who had worked
throughout the year in the cafe
terra, main office, library, school
store, school bank, or who assist
ed with attendance records.
Senior class day will be held
Friday of this week. Senior
exams for the rest of the school
will be held next week.
The senior sermon will be held
-
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, June 7. 1855
Miss Sperry Honored

Jacqueline Louise Sperry,
daughter of Star ley G. Sperry
of 328 Howard Street Rockville,
received the social studies award
at graduation ceremonies at Bob
Jones University, Greenville, sc.
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Damascus High Pupils
Get Annual A1UUrds

SCIlOOl dUu1lOl Allll. iSCN. LN561
Beckett of Hyattsville Method
ist Church will be the speaker.
The high school graduation ex-
ercises will be held Tuesday at
the high school, County Superin-
tendent of Schools DR.. Forbes
Norris will be the speaker. We
have been asked to remind our
readers that admittance to senior
graduation is by ticket only since
space is limited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slider
have as their houseguest this
week Mrs. Sidler's mother, Mrs.
Carl Manuel of Claysville, Pa.
George Oliver Stipe celebrated
his eighth birthday on Friday
with a party for a group of
friends.
The sixth grade of Damascus
Elementary School will hold its
graduation exercises June 10 at
10 am. at the school.
The sixth graders went to the
high school last Thursday for an
orientation day program under
the guidance of the high school
student council. Members of the
student council conducted an as
sembly program for the visitors
and explained the program offer
ings for seventh graders, activi-
ties and organizations open to
them, things they would need for
gym classes and in general tried
to give them an overall picture of
what high school would be like
for them.
Elementary School principal
Charles Hoover commended the
high school group for the excel
lent job they did in explaining the
high school program. Mr. Hoo
yer said that there would be a
full day of school on June IS and
that the school would close for
the children at noon on June 10.
School closes for teachers June
20.
Rev. A. Dean Kesler left on
Wednesday of this week to attend
the Baltimore annual conference
of the Methodist Church at West
ern Maryland College in West
minister.
Mr.. Kesler left early to attend
meetings Of the board of educa-
ton, the committee on conference
relations and the board of social
and economic relations, all three
conference committees of which
he is a member. He will be away
through Sunday and Raymond
Wilson will conduct the Sunday
services at the Damascus. church.
The Damascus Methodist
Church will conduct vacation
Bible school beginning June 81
and running through June %
from $50 to 1870 each morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Burdette
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lip
ford attended the district conven-
ton of the Lions Club at Atlantic
City last week as delegates from
the Damascus Lions Club.
The Misses Ann and Phyllis
Watkins, twin daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Watkins, attend
ed a party for Junior Red Cross
members at the Clara Barton
Home in Glen Echo as delegates
from Damascus Elementary
School. They were accompanied
by Miss Connie Mullinix and en-
joyed a reception and party there
with. representatives from
schools all over Montgomery
County.
The Damascus Homemakers
Club will hold its next meeting
at 8 pm. Tuesday at the home of
of Mrs. James Stephens with
Mrs. Herbert Hyatt, ST., and Mrs.
Basil Burdette as co-hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt
entertained at an open house
Sunday from 6 to 8 for the mem
bers of the high school faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar G. Jewel
Jr., of Hyattsville are receiving
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n, EUGENE BRYAN. Attorney.
Columbian Bids
Filed Feb II 1855 Harry NJ. Hull
PERSONAL
MUSICIANS. vOCALIsTs. soN'

MUSICIANS. vOCALIsTs, SONG
WRITER'S: amateurs. professionals
We are seeking talent for consid-
Grafton BY leading recording, com
panies For interview, call AID.
4-822b bet. . and 5, Mon. through
sTENo. .TYPIsT. professional win
do tipping wk. ends or ewes. Rea-
sonsbie rates. LII 2.0149. 90
ORGAN LESSONS TODAY Tomor-
row hobby that pays dividends
in social popularity Before select
ing an organ. call US for adaptabil.
ity test free OF charge by our expert
stan. Our teaching and practice
facilities include the largest selec-
ton of ORGANS In Washington
KITS. t33n O st, NV. RE.
MIMEOGRAPHING, one-day service.
STANLEY ADAMS PRINTING CO,
sos 11th street NV. Df. f-1434:
nights. IA 5-S245. 90
FORMS 81. U. s. Job applications
prepared and typed personnel
eounselinR EXCH sERv. CO.. 1910
K d. NV, ST. S-6lS6. D
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hELP-MEN

DRIVER -SALEsMAN-whoIesale food
distributor has opening for an ex-
perienced route man: excellent op-
portunitv and earnings for the
right man. Salary and commission
5-day wk MERIT FOODS. 1856
Dixie st ne. La 6-7340, Il
DRY CLEANING PLANT SUPERIN-
TENDENT-MOdern solvent plant;
alert man to take complete charge.
Give qualifications and availability.
references and salary and expert
ence. Box 1gS-H, Star II
ELECTRICIAN. car furnished; must
have D. C., eIectrician's card
pOWD'S ELECTRIC CO.. 441s
Conn ave. nv. 20
TECHNICIAN trainee
Alex trade school or service train
ing: h. grad; sl.35 hr. up. PO-
ToMAC EMPL. AGCY.. OIL Kini
ST.. Alex.. KI. 9-5o55. 20
CRAFTSMAN, Alex,
min. :, yrs. exper.. h. S. grad; $40
up. POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY., oil
King St, Alex, XII. 9-5055. 20
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no. 2-2476

NIGHT CLERK. between so and 90;
I includes room. retired man. Report
between 8 and Il am. Ask for
M. -dWard5 AS1gR HOTEL, i...ij
New York ave. NV. .
OFFICE FURNITURE sales and de-
signing. Wonderful opportunity for
man who is productive and has the
| ability to work with other people
| Experience in sales and layouts
| necessary. Compensation for right
man above average. Outline exper-
fence and enclose samples OF WORK
II possible, All replies held in
until you say SO. Box l13-J, Star
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EoUIP.-
Excellent opportunity for go-getter
| must have experience in selling
Experience seilinE once supplies
sity. Remuneration FOR right per
son above average. Must be ablt
| TO get along with other people
| Don't miss this chance you owe
It to Yourself to investigate this. All
replies held strictly confidential
PaIST SALESMAN. for inside; exper
preferred. see Mr., Green. HUGH
1 nv. Ma S-'703 II
PAINTERS CD. only LIST class me.
ssnie; rss sHpsr % 9niv cPspsIss srG
PHkRMACIsT, registered; all day
work good opportunity. good pay
Apply sTATLER PHARMACY, Stat
PHARMACIST. full or part time
apply oAKLAWS PHARMACY $3.50
pHoTosTaT opFR.ToR soh.- 70.
liable man: able 20 handle all types
| OF work Must be fast and eficieni
worker. group insurance plan and
Other BENEFITS available. Apply Boz
2a0-L, Star. -
PLAsTERER. young apprentice
| to learn stone application. Phon,
ewes EN-. 1881 90
PORTER. white. part time, 7 10 !
an restaurant work Box l26-L
PORTER for mems furnishing store
Permanent position. local ref re.
a9,red Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
PORTER, coLoRED Par,-tim,
hoIrs, sac m. 10 2:3n pm. Mon
| through Fri: $40 am to 12:3f
| pm on Saturdays Must be over
| 30 years OF age. have D. C driver,
permit, good habits and be IN 5000
| phys cal condition as Job require.
moving Of furniture and genera
. s:30 am. at COLONY HOUSE
! 42ii Connecticut ave. NV.
stsady MAYOR VALET 805l
R EaYIot ,S e IL N Lag 20 e..
tiers for Sc. section. Good uroposi
MhRsHAI foD ) WapLE A 60. iaa.
'Ith 81 nv AID 4-e005
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN--2 ex
perIenced men for one OF AIRING
| tons most actiye offlees. boti
ties Plenty Of noor time irstoH as 'i We d
not believe IN loading an once will
too many statesmen We want yoI
10 be able to make 1000 10 81 J.,
600 year. Excellent commission
arrangements. Call for interview
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Ere,
day and evening classes. Must have
| car, Prepare yourself today TO sci
the aG-cash way for the boon
this spring in Nd. Mr. Barton. OIL
:-l6l3 COX & CO. INC. 7S2E
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda. -.
REAL ESTATE statesmen
A.e you satisfied with YOUR present
Of openings for ambitious meE who
now hold virginia license and
who wish to earn above SO 600 per
Iyear. Excellent once cooperation
lots o. GOOD lStings several iarFt
projects with display and classified
advertising covsraRe' Must be neat
in appearance. over 20 and oWr
a late mode! car Call Miss Rapier
u for an appointment fonly QUAIL.
FLED applicants. please. ia =
1915. p
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HELP-MEN

JANIT0R. colored, middle aged for
60-unit apt. house Must be capable
and experienced Good salary and
an apartment References required
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO. INC.
G3S 18th st NV. 80
LABORERS for constr. Job: AGER
CONSTR. CO. INC. oath D. of
Aver I'd In West Hyattsville. Apply
n person. Please contact Harry
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR.. for public &C.
counting firm: must have at leaSl
/ year experience In public &C
counting Excellent opportunity fol
advancement. Call for appoint
ment, Ii. 4-4437. JULES LATTER
MAN g. co %
ACCOUNTANT, under %. for cost
analysis of freight revenues foI
motor transport company. Cal
10. s-745o. MR. AARONsoN. Il
ACCOUNTANT to take full chsrgs
OF books and manage once FOL
automobile dealer Must have auto
mobile dealer general ledger exper
and preparation OF monthly finan-
cial statements: Sl25 wk. State
eXper. and phone number. Boz
452-L, Star, II
ACCTS. -BKKPRS.-We specialize in
these positions. ATLAS AGcY;
l420 N. Y. ave. NV, RIM. 506
AGENT, 3 career opportunity. Old
line life insurance company ha;
opening on established debit; salary
plus commission. no experience
necessary III S-4lT1
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REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
ENGINEERS
ELECTRONIC
MECHANICAL

Most engineers in the Washington area are familiar
with MELPAR and are aware of how We have grown
during the short span of 10 years, from initial
conception to a firmly established organization.
Subsidiary OF the Westinghouse Air Brake Co.. and
the largest industrial research laboratory in the
Washington area.
The growth of company has, of course, been
accompanied by the growth of the individual en-
gineerS our staff They have found no lengthy
waiting period before the opportunity for advance
ment presents itself. AS soon as they prepared
TO accept additional responsibility 1t is given.
Individual recognition is fundamental for advance
ment at MELPAR Years of experience age, senior
ity all secondary to the merit of engineers
job performance, in determining his growth.
Consider this invitation to visit our new laboratory
in Falls Church. We proud of our company and
welcome the opportunity to discuss its merits and
how you can become member of our expanding
technical staff.
FOR AN APPOINTMENT
CALL TECHNICAL PERSONNEL REPRESENTATIVE
JE 10000 EXTENSION 900
Openings presently available in the following
fields:
Network Theory 'Radar and Counter
Systems Evaluation "e"So'eS
.,,..,o. 'Packaging Electronic
"''o""' Ae1q"' pulse Crcuitry
oi VIZ VI ~ 'Microwave Tilters
'Analog Computers
'Digtal Computers
Magnetic Tape
Handling electro Mechanical Designs
Equality Control and Test Engineering
Apply in Person
Monday Through Friday
8 AM to PM.
MELPAR, INC.
SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD. FALLS CHURCH, VA.
(Take Arnold Va Bus from 18th and SITS. NV.
to Plant Entrance)
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statesmen

Men. investigate this op-
portanity NOW. Sell ALUM
mum AWNINGS, WINDOWS.
DOORS and JALOUSIES. The
demand for our products is
tremendous wear around. Ex-
perience not necessary. Leads
furnished. weekly draw PLUS
commissions. PLUS bonuses;
PLUS intensive advertising
program PLUS constant sales
training Married men with
cars preferred
Apply Sill Georgia Ave NV.
Ask for Mr.. Kirkland
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OFFICIAL NOTICES Cont

BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. washington. D. c. Februar!
20. I956.-Notice is hereby giver
that the following persons ihave ap'
piled for licenses under the ID. c
A. B. C. Act. that remonstrants ar,
entitled to be heard before the
granting CT such licenses, and thai
hearings will be had upon suet
applications for licenses on Maref
IA. 1856. at 1000 AM. in Room
225. District Bldg. l4th and I
SITS. NV: No. 1880, Benjamin
Franklin Morris. TIA Pumphrey''
Tavern, Ret d." 440Sl2 Ga, Ave
NV; No. 5437. Harley Goble, IT.;
TIA Perry's Restaurant. Ret. &C.
1880 Ga. Ave NV; No. 1851
Ginsberg. Inc. Ret. B, 1925 G
st. NE: No. 1858. BENJAMIN Back.
over TIA Mullin Cafe. Ret. p.
o,206 4th st. NE: No. S036. Eddie
Evans. TIA Eddie Evans Tavern
Ret. ID" 100 G ST. NV, No. s03i
Harry G. Humphrey, TIA The Cove
Ret. C" l032 NJ st. Sc A. W
PAYNE. +. <. SCHOLLENBERGER
F. E. WEAKLY.
fe2g-maa
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SALES
TRAINEE
AGES 1928


SALESMAN---Commission To call on
protected fs' OF local retail hard
ware outlets. Write giving detail,
of experience and BACKGROUND &c
Box 45a-H Star A
SALESMAN for mems clothing store:
tull-time pos. salary and commits
sion Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES.
1912 F ST. NV -
SALESMAN. experienced, preferably
with musical knowledge See Mr
Hills. KITS MUSIC CO., 1890 6
st. NV -2S
resent local firm, 5-day week, car
expenses. salary, drawing account,
commissions. 10 1890: -
SALESMAN-ofnce machines. salary
plus commission Apply DISTRICT
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., 723
llth st NV II
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WILLIAM WENDELL, As.ornty,

1870 n AkFeet, -. W.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia Hold
ing Probate CouTt.-Estate Of Rose
LYMAN, also known as and being
the self-same person as Rose '
Hyman. Deceased No se.Sl3
Administration Docket 1877 --Aupli-
cation having been made herein for
probate of the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased. and foT
letters teStamentsry on said estate
BY william Wendell. 1t Is ordered
this 9th dav Of February. A D
1855. that Orvandn Shepherd the
unknown heirs at law and next Of
kin OF the decedent. and all others
concerned appear in sale, Court
on Mondsv, the 9th day OF April
AID 1856 AZ 10 o'clock q m, to
show cause Why such application
shc nd not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter" and The
Evening star" once In each o.
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
first publication 10 be not less than
thirty days before said return day
Witness the Honorable BOLITHA
j. LAWS Chief Judge Of said
Court. this 9th day Of February
AID 1853. tSealA Attest: JOHN
". FOLLIN. Deputy REGISTER OF
wills for the District OF Columbia
Clerk OF the Probate Court
fapl n,h-
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operations in the city. We're .doins
good ssiesmeni POTOMAC APPLI.
ANCE a. TV CO. 9th and Z streets
NV, II
APPRENTICE BRICKkAYER oil
hricklayer. Call 10 l-lO75 Il
ARCHITECT. reg. small established
expanding ONCE in Virginia, inter
ested in associsteship possibilities
with indy: diversified projects
B9X 2 s3hy s HSn rESnsR MAN
$50 sasS Pad y stoeKeT f BaR NV
FATE S cHHHgvRoLET co. ii5C
AUTO PARIs MAN. Responsibilities
and other fringe benefits. Stude,
baker experience preferred Cal
Mr. DuNToN, OIL. 2.1100.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - Hay,
opening for aggressive statesmen
TO sell the new ri Ford: ample
floor time and new demons 6gs ~
NJ 0saes as '' Va Ae -
AUTO SALESMAN. no auto. exper
required, but sales exper. in somt
other field is. If you can sell, oul
comprehensive sales program VII
train you to be in the $4,000
bracket or higher. Demonstration
furn.. floor time. excel. pay plar
and working cond. CAL NJ, Gov.
inston, for appt.. OIL. $4,000. -:
AUTO Statesmen. /. new cars.
trsnsp, iurn.. must be neat. Apply
W1sSINGER CHEVROLET. Sever
Corners Falls Church; Va, nc
phone calls. see Mr.. Little Il
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MESSENGER

Age 10 or Il, white This is a per.
completed the 18th Grade and b.
neat appearing: J-day week. chance
for advancement. Call personnel Of
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HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen Gol
calls and have more homes for sal,
than We can possibly manaae witt
our present staff Full time only
II YOU are inexperienced, We viii
train vow HOP7rNrNPFFP OIL
4-SIIl
RESIDENT MANAGER. coiored; fol
modem ln-toWn D. c. colored gar
den apartment, Excellent oppor-
tlnity for retired couple able Il
handle people. Must be clean
sober, energetic. self motivatint
and able to DO light physical work
GEORGE Y WORTHINGTON &
X st. NV. Ma. s-3326 y
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fHos. J. OWEN q SON, Auetioneers,
lIII Z st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO TWO
STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN oHv ,,E AS pREM aSE
NUE.. NORTHWEST,
By virtue OF a certain DEED OF tr9S1
Folio SIS ct SEQ. of the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction
THURSDAY THE EIGHTH DAY
OF MARCH AID. 1855. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following de
scribed land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia. and
Gesignated as and being part OF
ORIGINAL Lot ] In Square s71; being
more particularly described by
metes and bounds: now known Tor
purposes Of assessment and taxa
ton as Lot S1i in SQUARE %;
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deco
OF trust for approximately So
1880 further particulars OF wnich
will be announced at time OF SAFE
the purchase price above SAID trust
to be paid IN cash a deposit OF
recording. etc at purchaser cost
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold al
the discretion Of the trustees.
LEE G, TROUT.
IRWIN c. BRENNAN.
fer 90 mh2 81 trustees.
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statesmen

Siding men. We have
stone and brick deal that is
tops in the field good pro-
some leads furnished COM
plete remodeling service. DIS
TRICT CONTRACTING CO..
261S BladensburE I'd. ne,
LA. $4,000. 70
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HELP-MEN

HOTEL-Experienced. active. assist
ant manager; middle aged or older.
sober: Commercial hotel with over
300 rooms: out of Washington
must have good references. En-
close small photo with letter Of ap-
plication. stating salary desired.
Box ss-H Star. -.9
HOTEL FRONT-DESk CLERK, and
assistant manager: experienced with
knowledge OF handling group bust
ness. Apply Box 206-L. Star ID
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LEGAL NOTICES
ELIZABETH n. cox, Attorney.

Mo 10Th ST. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold :
ing Probate Court.-Estate Of
KATHRYN H. Coates. Deceased :
No. $3.50. Administration Docket
lS7.-Application having been
made herein for probate Of the last
will and testament of said deceased
and for letters testamentary on said
estate, by Clarice Novak, IL is or
dered this 27th day of February.
AID 1856. that Miss Mary-Jo
Jensen. minor, Miss Julia Ann
Jensen, minor, and all others con-
cerned. appear in said Court on
Monday, the 9th day of April, AID.
1855, at 1000 O'Clock m. to
show cause why such application
should no. be granted Let notice
hereof be published in the wash
ington Law Reporter" and The
Evening star" once in each Of
three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the
first publication to be not less than
thlrtr days before said return day
Witness. the Honorable BOLTTHA
j. LAWS, Chief Judge OF said Court
this 37th day of February. AID
1864 tSeal) Attest; JOHN "
FOLLIN, Deputy REGISTER of Wills
for the District OF Columbia, CLERK
OF the Probate Court.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
i34I G 81, NV. ROOM 200
ROUTE DRIVER, salesman. white.
local meat mfg. CO. exper. pref,
phone Ii. $4,000 for appointment
fol-. laundry and clean
ing route. Prefer a Va resident
familiar with Va. territory. Good
opportunity for aggressive man
age "a to 40. Experience not neces-
ply 2 to 8 pm. M. Ellis, FAIR
LfNGToN LAUNDRY. $500 s. -Four
Mile Run dr. Ari. -
ROUTE MAN, married, age 22-35;
permanent position, in service dept.
Of well established firm; day time
hrs: salary: local references re:
ouired: Interview. 20. WESTERN
consin ave. NV. p
ROUTE Statesmen. white 25-40:
sc. and Alex. sections: estab. route;
psns Saes 9an $40 Ms aed
SALARY. Cal Mr.. PLiTT, LII. l.
Gi30, or MR. MoREAU. SO. s.
1870 after $50 pm. go
ROUTEMAN-For retail dry cleaning
plant. white. sober Must know Sc.
well Permanent position TO right
mar. SOUTHEAST VALET, 1905
s. Capitol 30
ROUTE Statesmen, bakery. retail.
established routes In MARYLAND,
Apply 1926 Old Georgetown I'd.
Bethesda, Nd OIL. $500. 5
SALES ENGINEER, recent graduate
OF BME. BEE or BSE. fun training
on the job and factory school be-
fore becoming sales engr.; full sal
airy during training period; work
with architects. consulting engrs.
and contractors for promotion and
sales OF automati controls for tenn
perature humidity, air conditioning
and special process equipment. Ma
tion-wide company: salary advance
ments. bonus, Rroun hospitaliza
ton. life insurance. retirement
Dian Apply, stating age exper.,
qualifications and education. Box
SALES MANAGER for home and
project insulation business. Don't
apply unless experienced. can ham
die and train salesman and axe
livewire. 500 a week and So
override for qualified man. Write
for appointment giving qualifica-
tons and references TO BUZZY's
INSULATION SERVICE $40 Bay
view blvd, Norfolk 3. Va. 20