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Surge by Lions
Falls Short as
Jets Win, 90

The Washington Lions set a
new Eastern Hockey League rec
ord last night at Uline Arena
when they scored three goals in
Is seconds in a thrilling finish
that almost caught the Johns
town Jets.
The Jets. coaSting along with
a 9-5 lead, suddenly found the
Lions only goal shy of tying
the game with IA seconds to go
but held on against the rampag-
ing Lions to win. 9-8.
The old league record was set
in 1916 by the Boston Olympics
when Penti Lund scored once
and Mark Marques twice in SO
seconds.
With what looked like a rout
in the bag for Johnstown in the
closing seconds of the final peri
cd. Washington came to life. De-
fenseman Ross Kelly scored a
long one at 1928 with Ed Bar
toll assisting. Then Jean Lee
Clerc scored eight seconds later,
with assists going to Steve Kuz-
ma and Bernie Bernaquez. At
1916, 18 seconds after Kelly's
goal, Kuzma converted a pass
from LeClerc as the 2,273 fans
went wild.
Player-Coach Gaff Turner
then pulled Goalie Don Oliver
from the nets but Johnstown
turned back the hot Lion at
tack.
Goalie Oliver, looking ragged
most of the game. had more bad
luck midway in the final period
when he suffered a 2-inch cash
on top of his head from a flying
puck. The game was delayed Is
minutes while he was sewed up.
Pos. Johnstown. WashInEton.
q. MattSon Oi;var
y Nolan ------ Turner
Binnie Rartnij
f. McKennev Buchanan
Johnstown spares-Hammond. az Len y,
R R1ml oIlafson. Hall. coombes, Morsan'
zubatiuk. Howes. Dow
dali. Hayfleid, LeClerc, Kuzma. Berna-
auez.
Score nv periods:
JohnStoWn -
Washington 3 $
First period scoring: Johnstown-
Mcdonald tOlafson. Rumn, $40, Bin.
ME stuart, Gil: Morgan Hall.
CoombesI. 10 Washington = Berna-
quez tKuzmal; S:35; Buchanan fGraham.
Bartoln. 1877 Barton Graham
Buchanan. 1908. Penalties: Johnstown
None Washington-Bartoii 1872
Second period scoring JohnstoWn--
Binnie tSiuarD .nS; McKenny Lucas.
90: Morgan Hall, Coombesi. 35l;
Mcdonald tunaSsistedl. J:57; McKenney
Stuart, 1913. WashinEton-rur
tkelly. LeClercl. l4:40. Penalties
Johnstown-Ruml 35I Nolan. IA 30:
Lee 1888 Washington-No
Third period scoring Johnstown--
Stuart lMckenney, Binniel. S.l3 Wash
inston--LeClerc Graham, Turner. $40.
Bernaauea). 1896; Kuzma LeClerc1.
1916. Penalties--Johnstown
l341 Washington Bartoli. "a;
BartoN 1880. Bartol, 13:47,
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THE BASE
BE A 7
BY BURTON HAWKINS

photos. There's Bobo at the
mike with four boys. In the eyes
of each uniformed youngster
there's alteration. clear evidence
of hero worship.
Bobo is proud of the picture
but he says, That's a look that
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ord of 1l2 set in 1854 against
NeWberry, Wallace tied the field
houses individual record.
Wallace scored only IA points
in the first half. However, the
Pikeville, KY. senior hit on so
per cent of his field goal at
tempts in addition to grabbing
20 rebounds.
RALEIGH, N. c., Mar. 2 (P).-
North Carolina States sizzling
Sophomores upset Wake Forest.
1911, before 10000 fans tonight
to ring down the curtain on the
basketball season.
Spanked by Whitley Bell, Lou
Pueblo and John Richter, the
Wolfpack took the lead at 1917
after 10 minutes and was never
headed.
Both teams finished with TT
Atlantic Coast Conference rec
ords and a tie for fourth place.
They will meet in the first round
of the ACC tournament Thurs
day.
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EorIy Scores
Help Rangers
Beut Boston

BOSTON. Mar. 2 (R.-New
York's polished hockey team,
powered by the magic scoring
touch of Andy Bathgate, edged
Boston. 3-2, today in a National
Hockey League game at Boston
Garden.
Bathgate. the Rangers vet
eran right winger, assisted on
the three first-period goals
which enabled New York to post
its fourth triumph in five ma
tionally televised games.
New York displayed smart de-
fensive hockey in the final per-
iod to break up frantic Boston
bids for the tying score. A major
share of the credit belonged to
goalie Lorne tGump) WorSley,
making his first appearance for
New York since receiving a pub
lie blasting from Coach Phil
Watson.
The Rangers opened up from
the start. In just "a seconds,
Larry Popein back-handed a
loose puck past Don Simmons,
the Bruins rookie goalie. Then,
with Boston a man short, Bath
gate fired a 35-foot shot which
Ron Murphy tipped into the
goal at APT. Larry Cahan's de-
cisive tally came at 1850.
In the first period Boston
defenseman Fernie Flaman and
New York's Lou Fontinato
tangled in some main events
fisticuffs.
Linesmen Matt Pavelich and
Bill Roberts caught many Of the
blows themselves and each was
wrestled to the ice in the process
of trying to break up the
fighting.
The players were sent to the
penalty box for five-minute
major fighting attractions.
New York. ooal-worsley. Defense
Gadsby, Fontinato. Howell. Evans
Cahan. Forwards-Popein. Bathgate
Prentice. Creighton, Henry, Lewieki
Murphy, Hebenton, Sullivan, Gendron
Foley, Macdonald.
Boston: Goal-Simmons. Defense
Fla ian. Mohons. Bovin. Armstrong
STANLEY Forwards--McKenne Labine
ChevrefilS iardner Person StaSiuk
Began. Beckett. MacKelI Gallery.
Score by periods
New York 3 q O "A
First period-Scoring: New York,
Popein IBathgate. Prenticel O3i
Murphy fBathgate. Henry 4.27; Cahar
tBathgatei 1850 Penalties-Boivin
3. "a. Fontinato Major 5.33, Fiaman
Major 5.33, Labine 533. Murphy 5:44
Stasiuk 1887. Evans 1910. Saves
simmons .. Worsley 10
Second period--ScorinR. Boston, Mac.
Kell Flamanl 3:45 Regain tMacKell.
Beckettl 1882. Penalties-Gadsby 442
Gardner $40, Mohns 1871. Murphy
1900. Saves--Simmons 5; Worsley II
Third period--Scoring. None. PEN
alties-MacKell 2:O5. stasiuk 1915.
Rathgate 1919 saves-simmons 8.
Worsley o Total saves-Simmons 20.
Worsiey 81 Attendance 1852.
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HOYAS
Continued from Page c.

coasted to a 1927 lead at half
time.
The Hawks continued to pour it
on in the second half before
Coach Jack Ramsey cleared his
bench in the last eight minutes.
Engelbert finished with Is points
for st. Joseph's. while Joe Mis-
sett led the losers with the same
number.
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Holy Trinity Wins

Holy Trinity defeated Academy
OF the Holy Names, 1928. in the
girls CYO high school division
basketball championships yes
terday at Roosevelt High School.
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LAKELAND. Fla. Mar. 2 Up
Bob Miller, a Detroit Tiger bonus
baby of 1858 vintage. was ordered
today to stay on the mound until
he learns to keep his head up
The q year old lefthander's
curve has been especially suscep-
tible to American League bats.
Manager Jack Tighe told Mil
Ter to stay on the mound eight
hours a day If necessary to break
the habit Of lowering his head
when he throws a curve-there-
by telegraphing his pitch.
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Amoros Signs
For $4,000

VERO BEACH. Fla, Mar. 2
tF1.-Sandy Amoros, last Of
Brooklyn's holdouts. signed his
contract today after brief con-
ference with Buzzy Bavasi, Dod-
ger vice president.
1t was believed Amoros signed
Tor Sl0,000-the amount he had
been seeking all along.
Amoros had been permitted to
work out with the club Friday
although he still was a holdout.
Last season he batted .260 for
the Dodgers and hit Is home
runs. Three of the homers came
on the last two days of the sea-
son, when the. Dodgers overlook
the Milwaukee Braves and
clinched the pennant.
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BRADENToN. Fla. Mar. 2
CF).--The Milwaukee Braves an
nounced that -Outfielder Billy
Bruton agreed to 1867 terms to-
day. Pitcher Lew Burdette re-
mains the Braves sole holdout.
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Continued from Page CT

the lineup at all times" Casey
said today. Those two along
with Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra
and Hank Bauer give me a lot
| of power"
! Stengel also said he wouldn't
reduce Berra'S catching chores
this year.
Il am out to win a pennant
and if l have to catch Berra as
often as I did in 1856, he'll have
to do it. That's Yogi's penalty
for being so good"
] BRADENTON. Fla, Mar. 2 up.
Manager Fred Haney wasn't
just whistlin' Dixie this winter
when he said his Milwaukee
Braves would get a steady diet
of baseball fundamentals this
spring.
/ Working with time table pre-
cision, Haney this week has had
his squad turn to such things as
bunting and base running.
Haney said the next funda-
mental on the agenda is sliding
and We won't have any sliding
pits. either-they don't have
help like that in a game"
TAMPA. Fla. Mar. 2 (P.-
Shortstop Luis Aparicio joined
the Chicago White Sox today
after a two-day absence.
The only players now missing
from camp are Pitcher Gerry
Staley. who has had an opera
ton on his lip and wants to re-
main at his home at Vancouver
Wash. for further treatment.
and Pitchers Ellis Kinder and
Tom Macdonald and Infielder
Tommy Brown. The last three
are still unsigned.
SARASOTA. Fla, Mar. 2 tP1.
Ted Williams cut loose and
whacked one out of the park to-
day as the Red Sox training
tempo was stepped up.
just before clouting the third
pitch from Ike O'clock, the big
slugger bet Club Secretary Tom
Dowd that he'd hit one over
the fence. AS the ball scared
away over the rightf1eld wall,
Williams jokingly told O'clock,
I'll split the bet with you, Ike. ="
The club still has four hold
outs-Sammy White, Billy Klaus,
Jim Piersall and Gene Stephens.
White talked with General Man.
ager Joe Cronin today. but MOTH
ing developed.
+ PHOENIX. AriZ.. Mar. 2 tP).
"A pair of two-run homers by
Hank Sauer brought Davey Will
liams' regulars a rs victory over
Tommy Henrich's Yannigans in
the New York Giants first squad
game today.
The second homer came in the
seventh inning off Don Hyman,
last years University of Arizona
star. to break a SIS tie and put
sudden end to the game. The
first was delivered of Mike Nc
Cormick and highlighted a four
run rally in the fifth.
I LAKELAND. Fla. Mar. 2 (P.-
Bob Miller, Detroit Tiger bonus
baby of 1858 vintage. was ordered
today to stay on the mound until
he learns to keep his head up.
The 81 wear = Old leffhandpr'S
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BOX 3SO-H, STAR

sTRN0GRAPHER. Law once ex-
/ perienet not necessary. co-operh
/ tive and willing under 40 5-cs ,
week state age. education. eX-
perienCe references. salary ex-
nanlna nnr rA.H Elar
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7OGTIBY, HUM and BARR.
as is.s sired NV;

0lJ l5th Stree. NV
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT
for the District Of Columbia, holc-
ing Probate court--No s3gs9,
Administratton- This Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber. o.
the District Of Columbia, has 90.
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia. Letter.
Testamentary on the estate OF
AGNES PETER MOTT. also Known
a. AGNES PETER, late OF the
District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons HAVING claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same. with the
vouc hers thereof. lesally anthem
heated. 70 the subscriber. on o.
before the 18th day OF MAY, ID
Ip5s otherwise they may BY law
Be excluded from all oene1t OF sale
estate. Given under nv hand
this 18th day Of Noyember. 1897,
WAITER GIBSON PETER. ~
THRopoRE co0swELL. Register
81 wis for the District Of Co
iumbis. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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KEITH L. sEEGMuLER. Attorney
1916 Eye street NV.
Mashtnnaau Il m a

FILED November -. 1891,
WALTER y. BRAMHALL. Clerk OF
Municipal Court. Washington. d {
THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR The
District OF Columbia. Domestic
Relations Branch. - AAURINE
BuRKHOLDER. Plaintiff. vs.. RAY
AOND Z. BuRkHOLDER. Defend-
art.--Ciyil Action No p-l2S9-ST.
Order Publication. Assent De-
fendant. The object Of this suit
Is 70 obtain q legal separation
from bed ana board for the platn-
tin from the defendant. on the
grounds OF cruelty. On motion Of
the plaintiff, u - this a:sud day
OF November. 1857. ordered tina,
the Defendant, RAYMOND q
BURkHoLDER, cause his appear
Anee TO be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusis {
Of Sundays and legal holidays.
occurrlng after the day Of the
nrst publication Of this order
otherwise tha cause Will be pro-
eeeded with Is In case 81 default
Provided. q copy Of this order be
published once . week for three
successive weeks IN the Washing
ton Law Reporter. and Tire Eve
ntng Star before said day. 81
sSeall Attest. WALTER p.
BRAMHALI. Clerk. BY VIRdnIO
J. 0RANATA. Deputy Clerk.
no29-de6 10
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s. cHUEcEILL LLM0IE: AiisTs.y.

IN THE UNITED STATS DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Column
bia. MAR0OLA zEMEL, Plaintiff.
vs.. CHARLEs r. WELLONs. 81 81.
Defendant, = Civil Action oNoo
i9sS y N9 9.,:,. 20. olin nSEi
81 oHf pEunnh IA HIta; Girs oSyset y
this suit Is 70 remove cloud on
title 10 real estate situate In the
District Of Columbia and known
for purposes OF assessment and
TAXATION as lot 2 In square $3.50
and more particularly deAeribed
ton q he .IDs laisntin az this a,d 2gss
a ths, n The Sdscfsndants. Charles K.
Wellons. =. NJ Hughes, james N
Hughes. trustee, II living. and
Vsrina n. Rlsler, trustee, " living.
cause their appearance 70 be en.
tered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive OF SUNDAYS
and legal holidays, after the day
o. the nrst publication isi ion. o. b., th rs
proeeedsd With Is in case of de-:
fault. Provided. that copy Of
this order be published once q
week for three successive weeks IN
the washington Law Reporter and
The Evening star, and 10 fur.
Their ordered that the defendanls,
Unknown heirs OF James N,
Hughes, trustee. and Varina "
Risler. trustee. u they be deceased.
and Unknown heirs, alienees and
devisees Of y. NJ Hughes, II de-
ceased. cause their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the
nTst rule day occurring three
months after the day OF the nfst
publication OF this order; other.
Wise the case will be proceeded
With a. IN case OF default Pro-
Vided.. that a copy OF this order be
pubii.heo iw dt. m r. M w J9r snrse
ton Law Reporter and The Eyeninr
star. tsl JOHN j slRicA, Judge.
Issal a true COPY, Test HARRY
NJ HULL, Clerk. by DEAN r..
no22, 70, del, lex, ja3,f7
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J. FRANKLIN WILSON. AttosnsS
1880 YOu street NV.


FllH0 AlENGAANNl "
HARRY NJ HULL, Clerk.
rNrTTp STATES DISTRICT COURT
for ne district Of Columbia =
S SltA s2spn n sirsss NV. Plain
tn. W. AMANDA Z. ,NkMIon.
8 Avenue ~; NV. Defendant --civll
Action No. 755-57.-ORDkR HISI.
~ FRANKLIN WILSON and
GEORGE A. PARKER. Trustees.
having reported to the Court re-.
ceiot Of an offer to purchase real
estate described as Lot s23 In
square iOI. improved By premises
500 2Ist Street NV. for the sum
OF sixteen Thousand Five Hundred
and one Dollars lsl0.5Oll, terms.
all cash. and said trustees having
recommended acceptance OF snld
ofer. u Is. By the Court. this Sln
day Of December, 1907: On
DERyD. that said oher Dc &C.
eepted and the sale ratified and
10 the contrary or . higher onef
Tor aid real estate acceptable 70
the Court be made on or before
the I7th day Of December. 1887,
Al 10 AN, ct which time higher
offers will be considered and OBJ
jeetions TO said sale heard: pro-
vided, that . copy Of this order
BE- published once IN the wash
inston Law Reporter. once In Ihe
Fyening star and once In the
Washington Post-Times Herald
publication 10 be made At least
Ten DAYS before the aforementioned
date. Isl JOHN J. 8fRICA, Judge.
(seal.l A True Copy. Test
HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk. b
DEAN p. MILLER, Deputy Clerk
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wnLI ~ !; EasTI =. sNi,Yis.''

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing q Probate court-Estate q
LUCY CHIOS also known ~ LIS
cHfOS. also known As LUSh
CHTOS, Deceased. - No. 939l6
Administration Docket 95.-Ap-
piication having been made herein
Tor Letters OF Admlnistrasion o.
BARTLE Ii Is ordered this i9th
day OF November, AID. 1887. thai
the unknown heirs At Law and
next Of kin % the deceased. and
al others concerned. appear n
said Court on Monday. the 30th
day Of December. AID 1887 q
Why such application should not
be grAnted. Let notice hereof %
prblished IN the Washingtcn
Law Reporter and The Evenins
star" onee IN each Of three sue
cesstve weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the nrsi
publication 20 be not less tnan
thirty days before SAID return cay
WitnesA THE HONORABLE 30.
iITHA !. LAWS. Chief Judge Of
said Court, this 18th day Of No
; yoRssI w. A poLl liz. psSsss R:sis.sr
Of wills for the District o. Co
mmhia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
moe 2Q-de6
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]. WiNsHiF wHkATLxY. Jr



1919 Yesmont Avenue NV,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
inc Probate Court,--No. 0337e,
Administration This Is 70 Give
Notice That the subscribers. Of
the District Of Columbia, have
obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of
FILA ", BuRLEY. also known as
la v. BURNLEY. late Of the
strict Of Columbia deceased, All
lersons having claims AGAINST the
deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit same. with the. vouchers
thereof. legally euthsntisated. =, g
10th day Of May, A. d. less:
otherwise they may By law be ex.
Guided from all benent Of said
estate Given under our hands
this 18th day Of November, 1887,
HAROLD 81 BuRLKY, MARY
EvRLYN HuRLKY, 4Ol shepherd
street NV. (SealO Attest. THE.
Wills for the District Of Columbia.
CLERK o. the Probate Court.
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whsn snspsrsng aapsrfissments
enclose orl0iHal feiersnees pko-
fooraphe or other waterfall ol
pefannal paiue Copie9 Serve che
pHrposs. oFtetnelt mas gsi lost.
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HOGAN 4 HARRISON. AttoFnel
$40 Colorado Building

HOGAN q HARRISON. AttsFneys
$40 Colorado Building
UNITED sTATESTISTRlCT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing PROBATE Court--No. QAO27
Administration This Is 70 Give
Notice That the subscriber, OF the
District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the, Probate Court of ths
District 81 Columbia. Letters al
Administration on the estate al
YvONNE J. STIWER. late OF thu
District Of Columbia. deceased. Al
persons having claims against tbs
deceased are hereby warned q
EXHIBIT the same, with the voueh-
ers thereof. legally authenticated
20 the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day Of May. AID. 1855
otherwise they may By Law be ex.
eluded from all oenent OF said
estate. Given under NV hand this
18th oAy o. Ncyemher. 1851
ELEANOR c. MALONEY. 3sts
FULTON 81, NV Seal Attest
THEODORE COoSWELL. Register
Of wills for the District Of colum-
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
NOE ofldeB
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FURS-FURS-FURS
BASKIN FURS

Corner 9Th and a NV
FUR COAT. s..lensth Persian ianx
With matching nat. IKE new:
price, 500 Call XII p-S73A
FUR COAT, mouton lamb, Siis IL
xAa. ia. 4-0baQ.
lcontinusd on Next PsNsS
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.,aSsRsSsa.i.S shaIEESin.

1874 I'VE street NV.
for the pistrict Of Columbia. Hold.
ms Probate CouTl,--No. a3Nb3
Administrat ton, This is 20 Oiys
Notice That the subscriber, o.
the District Of Columbia, has oh.
tanned from the Probate CouFl
81 the District Of Columbia. Let
tefs restamentary on the estate
Of KINuMkN BREwSTER, late 81
the District Of Columbia, deceased
Az persons hayins claims agalnsI
vouchers thereof. issslly suthsnti.
Gated. to The subscriber, on. o.
before the 7th day Of May. AID
1855; otherwise they may By Law
be excluded from eli benefit o. SAID
estate. Given under its hand thli
issa day Of Nc,y,ssmeeg' 1921 1921,
TRUST COMPANY. BY JAMES
: cQNNoR, TEYs, Ql,esE- Sseal,
Reeister Of Wills for the District
o. Columbia, Clerk OF the Pro-
bate Court.
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CHIEF ENGINEER
Airborne Guidance

Direct all development and
design Of airb0rne guidanes
and special electronie equip
ment
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JUNIOR GRADE
RElP MEN

GROCERYMAN, must be reliable
and sober. experience helpful but
not necessary, Apply in person
10 2Oa End AZ Sc
HANDYMAN. with car, TO repair
FoRsHAW, JO45 v &C. ne.
uOTEL MANAGER. prefer an sx-
peFtenced asst. mgr. with sales
prQmotional hkgrd excel. opport
MISS NICHOLS MA. S-50S4.
JANlT0R. with experiences In apart
ment house maintenance. must
have local references and Mary
land chAufieurs license. Apply
MRS. ZOELLNER. Winchester.
Takoma Apartments, 1890 Maple
ave- Takoma Park. Md, ~,
JUNIOR SALES EXECUTIvE--Ns-
tiQnal organiEatlon needs q man
who holds degree In Law. eS-3S
he must have wide local aenuaint-
anee. .Adeauate salary and bonus.
GIVE full background. AL replies
VII De treated In strietest conf
denee, Box 25s-A. Star.
Maintenance Mechanic
Experienced IN aiF-conditionlne
and heating. equipment In once
building and apartment houses
Must be a thorough mechanic.
capable Of maintaining and keepine
w repair all air eonditioninR,
plumbing, heating and electrical
equipment. Salary based on quail
SHAPIRO. INC.
1918 x ST. NV NE. s-l717
MANAGER. exper., to manage SUI
peFmarket: must have Tefs. start
ms salary depends on ability. Ap-
ply Box 47O-H, star.
MECHANIC. refrigerator and washer
repairs. sober. experienced. Must
have shop refs. ACME STOVE
Co, Ma. $500, Mr. Reed,
MECHANIC, to repair \ and 10
nun amateur movie and slide
projectors. Immediate opening Tor
experienced man. STRAUSS PHO
10 TECHNICAL SERVICE, $50
! st. NV. EX. 3-5SUU.
MECHANICS. eolored or white. ex-
per perm. position; must have
own tools Apply IN person. no
phone calls. lS3t KAlOFaHsa n q
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Opportunity for training with
areas fastest growins consumer n.
nance company, age, 2a-as; good
personality, high school education,
o-day wk, company benefits; top
salary. car essential. call Nj,
Roath. ". 6-tO33. DALTON FL
NANCE. INC.
ASSISTANT SHIFT MANAGER
white, Tor restaurant work. axe
50 to so preferred Apply In per
son. TRAIlWAY BUS TERAiINAf
RESTAURANTS. INC. 1900 New
York ave NV
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RELp--MEN

henchmen and outside men. Mukl
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ARMAND l. ROBINSON. Attorney

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court - No
92T4i. Administration. This IS
10 Give Notice. That the sub
seriber. Of the District OF cohlnl-
bia. has obtained from the Pre-.
bate Court Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, Letters Of Administration
on the estate Of JAMES
ROBERTS. late o. the District q
Columbia, deceased. an persons
haxing claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO ex-
hiotf the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. 10
the subscriber, on or before the
18th day Of March. AID. 1858,
otherwise they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate, Given under my hand this
18th day Of November. 1887. AR
MAND l. ROBINSON. 1000 10Th
street NV, (6eail Attest JOHN
W, FOLLIN. DEPUTY Reg!ster Of
Wills for the District Of Co
lumhiA. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. nos. ,2s-de0