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What Ton cogers
Did On U. s.
College Teams

Chicago amp Elgin Baylor,
the All-American candidate from
Seattle University, put on the
greatest scoring splurge Of the
college basketball season in rack.
ing up 1903 points in two games
against Portland University.
Leading the Chieftans to a o.
to-91 victory in the first of a
pair OF games, Baylor tailed so
points four points more than the
previous high OF the season scored
by Oscar Robertson. University OF
Cincinnati sophomore ace,
Then on the following night
Baylor threw in 43 points, 10 bring
him into tie with wilt Chamber
lain, Kansas star, for second place
in the collegiate scoring race. Both
had S2.i average The Seattle
Junior had scored $40 points in
10 games, while Chamberlain, who
had been idled for two weeks, had
$50 points in IL.
The leader was Robertson, who
scored his SO points in Madison
Square Garden earlier this year,
with a S2.7 average.
Robertson was held to subpar
performances in the Miami (ohioj
game, scoring 80 points in a TO-
TO 80 victory, and in the Duquesne
game. scoring % points in TITO
81 win for the Bearcats.
Bob Boober turned In 2S-
point performance 60 lead Kan
sns State 20 an easy SS-to-54
victory over Colorado and the
Victors remained indicated In
the Big Eight basketball race.
In his first starting perform
ancc Of the season, Clarence Word
law tailed % points to help Iowa
take a close 66-to-6i victory over
Ohio state. wordlaw's teammates
Bah Washington and holden Gen
try, aided in the revenge decision
for the Hawkeyes, Washington
scored 10 points, and Gentry die
some outstanding rebounding
Another dazzling exhibition Of
rebounding was turned In by CornN
Freeman. Of Nay1er (Ohio) il
leading the Musketeers 20 65-to
"a decision over Lydia Of Chi
cago cart McZier), Freeman ais
scored "a points to lead his team
mates in point production,
In the second game OF a double
header at Chicago Stadium, Ton
Hawkins 29-point performanc
was not enough to overcome IN
balanced scoring OF Bradle
Sraves. who defeated Notrc Dam
Isl TO 20 Sheuie McMilon 80
q points, Billy Mcnade, II, an
bobby Mason, rs, for the winners
Illinois got an lO2-to-9S overtim
victory in its Big Ten contes
with Northwestern. Governo
Vaughn got seven points. an
Mamie jackson. ~ for the Hin
IwuHe Jones scored IL and Floy
Campbell 10 for the Wildcats,
John Crawford registered ls
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for Iowa State as the Cyclones
defeated Nebraska ~ 10 63. Her
schel Turner was the leader for
the Cornhuskers with 20 points.
John Green tailed II and re-
bounded brilliantly 10 aid Michi-
gan State to an impressive 88-to-
81 win over Minnesota.
Purdue's three tan stars VIII
son Eison. Willie Merriweather and
Harvey Austin combined to score
iS of the Boilermakers 70 points
as Michigan was beaten in the
Big Ten regional television game,
Austin slick ball handling and IA
points made him the outstanding
performer on the floor. Eison tai
lied IS and Merriweather 10. For
Michigan, NJ. c. Burton scored Il
of the losers SO points.
Mckinley Cowson registered 10
points, but De Paul was beaten
by Indiana, 70 to 60.
other weekend results included:
Fordham (Bm McCadney) SO,
Connecticut (Al Cooper 20,
Akron Tray Pryear) so. Mari
eta 70.
Oklahoma State 65, St. Louis
Zeal BurnetD S5.
Marquette Jim Mccoy Walt
Managan) so, Boston College 81.
Arizona State Jim Newman
ct all 65, Texas Western (Charles
Brown 81
Denver Roscoe Sigh 81, New
Mexico 81.
Drake (Clyde Tealer) 81, North
Texas state II.
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Tan Sfdrs Bolster
Bradley U Hopes
For End Nif Crown

Peoria, H. amp - Bradley
University, National Invitation
Tourney winners last season, are
shooting for the Missouri Valley
Conference title and a chance to
appear in the National Collegiate
Athletic Association tournament
this season.
On the Braves starting five this
year key members Of last sea-
on's NIT championships shellie
McMllon, Joe Billy McDade, Bob
by Joe Mason and Curley johnson.
McMillon and Johnson, team
mates from Chicago's DISABLE
High School fine team in 1854, are
seniors. Mason, from Centralia,
H.. and McDade, from Houston,
Texas, are juniors.
McMillon was hero Of Bradley's
stirring victory over Memphis
State in the NIT finals last March.
He came through with a tip in the
final half minute and then cashed
foul shot to give the Braves an
S4-to83 decision.
But such heroics are not new for
Bradley's 6-5, 2O5-pound front
court performer
AS a sophomore, he tossed in
II field goals and nine penalty
shots to lead Coach Charles Ors-
born's team to an sO-to74 victory
over Dartmouth. That perform
ance on the night of Dec 30, 1865,
tied the highest total ever scored
by a Bradley player in the schools
Robertson Field House.
Earlier in that December, Nc
Million scored 10 field goals in a
game against LaSalle to equal an
other Robertson field house record
with Bradley's touted Barney Cab
le injured a great part Of this
campaign, McMillon has taken over
both scoring and rebounding lead
ership on the team.
Through the first IS games, he
had netted 229 points for a 1872
average He had made SO of 176
field goals for a .505 percentage.
He had shared l43 rebounds for
9.5 per game average. In 1856
81, McMillon was second in scoring
and rebounding
Mason, who played only the last
half of last season, was in second
palce in team scoring. He had 199
points for a 1872 average.
Bobby Joe is an expert foul
shooter. This year he made SO in
his first 70 chances for a 1877 per-
centage. Last year, he set a Brad
ley record when he made 80 of
lOs in u games for an .S24 mark.
As a freshman, Mason set a
Robertson Field House record with
80 points in a game against Him
dis Normal junior varsity.
McDade scored 220 points last
season and revived a lapsing Of
Tense in several games with a
dealy set shot. He is a good re-
bounder, This season, he has scored
l51 points for a lO-point average.
Johnson, fast and full of hustle,
scored 1876 points last season. The
6-foot Chicagoan has appeared in
- games this season and has
scored 80 points.
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TWIN cir
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital 5-s3SI

Donna added her bit but II was
apparently not enough TO spill the
majority Of pins over Observer
Bob Green rolled 635 Tuesday
at Harkins
81. Paul Woman's city tourna-
ment gets under way March LIST.
watch this column for time and
place Of bowling for your friends
who are entered. More than TWEEN
ty-five women bowlers are rolling
in teams, singles and doubles. Give
them the encouragement Of your
presence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

TRUaTEKg SALE or VALUABLE
IhRm STORY BRICK pWkl.t.,
mo KNOWN As PREkfiaRf
AgMn1R al eUhBnc PLACE.
~ virtue d 4 certain deed Of srusl
duly recorded. IN Libsr No. s5hb
records q *. pisiris q o. II cOI ian.
eia. and ~ the reque4t 81 the
party secured thereby, the under.
aianed surviving trustee viii sell
a. public suction ~ front Of ths
pIemlaee. on THuR6DAY. tn
IlftRTY-EtnGT DAY or JULY
AID. 1898, AT TWO O'CLOCK
Pm. the folloWinG described lanf
ana premises. situate IN the Dia.
trict 81 Columbia, and deaignatec
a. and being lot 1875 IN : sub
division made b. Kennedy Broth
ere, Incorporated, Of lots IN Square
3oji. a. per plat recorded In ths
tIist Of Columbia IN Liber 40 81
TRIMS: sold subject 70 q prior
gbuildlnE assoclltionl deed Ql
trust for approximately tB,262 90
further particulars Of which vii
Be announced AZ time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust u
BE- paid IN cash, A deposit Of
$4,000 cash required, conyeyanc-
ina. recording, etc., Al purehaaer'a
cost. Adjustments made a. Of data
OF sale. Terms 10 be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
poait forfeited and the property
may be advertised aud rcaold At
the discretion Of the trustee
MARIAN G, JOHNSON.
Surviving Trustee.
MARSHALL PEYTON JOHNSON,
Attorney for Holder Of Note,
Investment Buildina.
JylI ~, ,26.30
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LEGAL NOTICES

THOMAS n. REYNOLDS, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Held
ing Probate Court. NO. 95S2S
Administration This Is 10 Give
Notice. That the subscriber. OF
the District OF Columbia has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District OF Columbia, Letters
Of Administration, C,TA., on the
estate OF RUTH l.. CREESY, tate
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, 10 the subscriber. on
or before the 30th day Of Deeem-
Der. AID. 1865; otherwise they
may By Law be excluded from an
benefit OF said estate, Owen
under its hand this 3rd day OF
July. 1888, AMERICAN EECUR-
Try AND TRUST COMPANY By;
q, M. McLEAREN. Assistant Trust
BuRKART, Deputy Register Of
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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soo sYSgns s,,,sr AL
NO eIde-W. = WATfR MAIN
coasfkUcfioN -6saisd pfobos-
Read. ciprisno Mead and Nj
Drive. hFler District, Prince
pronlmately 400 feet 81 s-lnch,
f,iab feet Of t0-inch and 1855
feet Of id-inch cast iron watef
mains, will BE- received a thf
once Of the Secretary Of tho
Waahinglon suburban sanitary
Commission, lOl7 Hamilton Street.
Hyattsvllle, Maryland, until Mon
day, july -, 1898, ~ 1870 P.Ms
Eastern Daylight aAving Time a.
which place and time they vii Be
publicly, opened and Rad Plans,
Proposal Form and TIC special
Provisions for mis- contract may
es ostainsq from ~ oine ~. o. ~, tns
s Selsi up aasi sseasls ~ Of 90 ~Rieh
depoait Wili be returned 10 bid
defn or 70 those retuTnine plans
and forms IN good condition With
II TARiR houRRE'H chslrm nan
FRANK u HEWt1-f,. JIa v CHAR.
man y, NORMAN AOhR, JAMES
u. BLAND, WILLARD "A. MORRIS,
" ", RAY Attest; JOHN 7 NON
fFANT, Secretary, tr.l
WARRINGTON suBunBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION. = CON.
MAIN coNsTRucTIoN Sealed
proposals. for the furnishing and
LAYING Of approximately 1900
feet Of 20-inch preatreaned con-
crete cylinder pipe water mains
and appurtenanees n Sand,
Plant 70 BurtonSville, Prince
0eorges aud Montgomery Coun.
Ties, Maryland, win be received
at the once OF the Secretary q
the washIngton SUBURBAN SAM.
Moh ass,''y yas M Vs. 1854 uat a
ia.a0 pm Eastsrn Dayiisht Saw.
ina Time az which place and
time they viii be publicly opened
and read. Plans, Proposal Form
and the special Provisions for this
contract may be obtained from
the once Of the Chief Engineer Of
the Commission, upon deposit Of
-. which deposit will be returned
70 bidders or 10 those. returning
plans and forms IN Good condition
BIDS. + EARl.H BOURNE. Chair
man; FRANK 1. HEWITT. y, !,
vynisssp cfh.n.lTE Es Si.NMSo NORMAN Man
LARD A. NORRIS, L. s RAY,
Commissioner Attest: JOHN T.
BoNIFANT. Secretary, iy2l
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HELR MEN
IcoNInUtpl

ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPERs
ATLAS AocY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
ADVERTISING sALEsMAN-serv-
ice old and secure new accounts
Perm. position eading 70 man
and comm. ST. 3-ip6i. sos
APPLIANCE REPAIR MAN-Exper
In repairs on major home ap-
planes. Must have car. Only
experienced need apply. JERRY's
SERVICE Co, 1.9 s.. wash. 81
Pals Church, Va. JE. 2-33Sf.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN
experienced In private Commercial
work: $3.50. downtown. permanent
once State training and job his
tory. Box Ger. Star.
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HELP-MEh
ENGINEER. $4,000

Mechanical: boiler plant back
Ism supervisor start $4,000
Field Rspres.. 1880 travel $500 uT
Annette d. Tatelman
23B woodward Bidg, RE. f-t4Ii
733 18th So, NV at n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21
MaeCLEAY, LYNCH
AND MACDONALD. Attorneys
1928 X Street, NV

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia
Holding a Probate Court.-Es.
tate of MARTIN J. KENNEDY
deceased.-No N5533 .-Admini,
stratlon Docket 1919. -Application
having been made herein for
letter. Of administration on SAID
estate. by THOMAS J. KELLY. Il
is ordered this 18th day Of July
A. d. 1893, that DONALD r
4f9sUfsth s.W.. Seattle. WASH.
ington, and all others concerned
appear in said Court on Monday
the 25th day of August, A. D
1868. at 1000 O'Clock AM, to
show cause why such appllca-
tion should not be gIanted. 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 first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said
return day. witness, the Honor.
able BOLITHA j. LAWS, Chief
Judge OF said Court, this 18th
a Az q j SSEf " PoL LIN p sssi
Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. jy21,2s.su24
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LEaAL norIeEs
Eu0EkIQ 4 ToNnuENA. Aiisrnsy,
Warner nalldlna, WanhlnTtsn D. {.
lilsd July IL tnn4
wALTnh nAAnHALLr

Wssasr kaiialns' Ws1siar isn b. Z.
wkiTfR y nRAMhkLx.
Clerk ol Municipal Court
WaHhinginn, y, q.
TIE MUNICIPAL COURT ron TIE
DietFict Of Columbia, Domestic
helAtiona Branch. = Civil Action
No D-Iol-yh.-Ofdef funiifai lion,
coRTkz. PiAintIna v. PATRON
ehNIA, r. coRttFz ana Al
ants The object Of THIS suit 4
for absolute divorce On the eronpd
o. adulteiy and sof a.sserslon. ,on
metieg q &c 1,ainssseak,s = a = rall
~, a TIE 'b.tsshasasn.s so' pAf ZION
CHINA b, coRTKz and ALfRHDo
De pEllALTA. canae their appear-
anee 70 BE- entered herein On o.
before the fortieth day, exclualvl
81 sundays and lelai holidey1, oc.
currlnH after the day n the iifIl
publication Of this order: other.
with a. In case Of default, pro.
yldsd. a COPY o. this order y
eucceaalve weeks IN the WAah.
llslon Law Reporter. and me Bye;
9 SsesI; Attest I; !MuTwTHfrRsu d'S;
s SIiIio D. okxSATAi. .PT:gsSi'
RICHARD A. MAnAR.
Attorney,
,,,,rvi ss g. Ie. An s sIs. ~ ;ro,,,
ior The District Of Columbia Hold.
ina Probate Court mo. n5S0S
Accumulation. This "a 70 olvs
Notice, That the subscriber, Of
the District OF Columbia has Oh.
tained from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Of AdmlnlstIatiQn on the estate
Of AMBROSE LEO McQREKvY,
late Of the District Of Columbia,
deceased Az persons HAVING
HEREBY warned 70 exhibit The. same,
With ne vouchers thereof, legally
~ sS'N sT S.is4, q. As uN ssS
is sasa may q v y zee sssu Sss'TE from
july 1865, RicHkRD 4. MAHAR'
ASH NebraSka Avenue NV.
lseal,l Attest: THEODORE coos
WELL. REGISTER Of Wills for the
pissriet q Columbia CLERK Of the
MARY N, C0NNRLLY, Attornsy,
6ll Union Trust Buildlng
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ina a Probate Court. Estate OF
ALFRED OLSEN. Deceased NO.
80. 900, Administration Docket 1879
Application having been made
herein for letters OF administra-
ton on said estate. BY MARY NJ.
CONNELLY. II Is ordered this 3rd
day Of July. AID. 1888. that Bo-
iette Alfsen. Anna Huseby, Oline
Aasbu, Divide Alisen. Kristine
Alfsen. lngeborg Alfsen, Eden C.
AliSen, the unknown heirs at law
aud next Of kin Of the deceased,
and Al others eoncerned, appear
p sag Court on hOHHassyy' the d dssh
O'clock AN. 70 show cause Why Why
such application should not be
granted, Let notice hereof be pub
iished In the washington Law
Reporter" and THE Evening star"
once m each Of three successive
weeks before the return. day herein
mentioned, the frst publication 10
be not less than thirty days before
said return day Witness. the
Honorable BoLITHA J. LAWS.
Chief Judge OF said Court, this
3rd dav Of July, AID. 1855. Seal
Attest. FRANK J. BURKART.
Deputy Register of wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. iy7,l4,21
nfsr1uu NnsfKnss naUw
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PROPOSALS

D. &. ooxLs DEPT OF SANITARY
fiESiNtnElfhS2b PaoPos;ziis vi
bs received IN Room i0l. lae Pa
until Z pm. EDT. July 25, 1855,
and then publicly opened and read
for construction OF sTORMWATEH
eEwER. 9TH street between
se., consisting Of approximately
59s I'm In. 4 4. sS..; s ssS I'm I'M y iisss
and IS lin. II. l5' dia. rein
forced concrete pipe sewer. Pro-
posai forms, plans and speclfea'
lions obtainable from supervisor
Bid and Contract Section, Pro
tegremsnt once. D; c" In "
Jyl6,17,ls,l9,el,s2
b. G. GOVT, DEPT OF HwYs,
.. C., July ~, l9bs-sEALEp
Room 404, 49e Pa. Ave; NV
wash. !, D, c., pSth = IN ~,
publicly opened and read for Con.
1tructing Cement Concrete Curps
ana GuttcI anu Lugmt A1bA.Altte
Concrete Surface at various loca.
lions IN D: G: !2nd inn curb ans :
Of approximately $500 lin. II,
combination cement concrete curt
and gutter Consisting Of q gutter
2 inches In depth and ~ inches
in width and q curb 8 inches In
width at the top, 2 inches in
width ct the bottom and 10 inches
IN depth, including refilling, COM
plete in place and 1900 tons
aSphaltic concrete surface. Class
c. Proposal forms and specns.l
obtainable from Supervisor. Bio
and Contract Section. Procure.
ment once, d. c.. RIM. 404, 4aa
Pa Ave NV (tel. MA. $4,000,
Ext. 237s).
!yiS.lg,.l,a9,23,2A
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SALESMAN

Salary plus commission. local es-
tablished protected territory. re-
peat business. company dement's,
permanent position. advancement
to over Sl0.O 600 per "; car neces-
sary. Phone Ii. 4-0O40.
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SALESMAN
Unusual Sales Position
70 NIN S1NNN 4 VI
ANAL MEG

AAA i MFG.
II you are an experienced salesman
want 70 work with a company tina
Will help you 70 earn more ever,
year and can qualify We ofier.
!. Best known national line.
=. Home every night.
3. Expense paid factory training.
4. Protected territory.
5. Accounts purchase 3-6 times pc
year.
Q. No collections or deliveries.
Z. Unusual commission earning
paid weekly.
s. All sales open account. freish
paid.
o. National Trade Journal Advsr
Using
Sell line Of 400 daily used cleaning
maintenance items 10 institutional
industrial and general business es
adjustments in Western Mary
land-Eastern Va. territory. Cal
MR.. TOM KING. Metropolitan
s-593l. Washington, today TO
personal Interview.
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hEIP-MIn

TuE sErTEnsl experiences; I'm.
f Thelrs c6s h se si7,1lt hNDoA
age ea-e7. hish school 1Tadaats.
smart aagreaaive, villlnn 70 work
hard, 10 learn a challenging and
fasclnating bu1ineEsf II 20 We need
you We ere q national automQnlls
banking nrm leader In IA neld
and qnerlna eHcellenl opportunity
l ssa aassnesmsns comeanS car s 40
plus benus' nany other eompsns
dement's. Cali Mr.. MARTIN, Ov
i.ftoO. for appointment.
rauck DaIvkS J, must ..,,a,,! y =, fsli. .sl
STEADY work: sood onporlunity Tor
adyapeemsnt Mr.. MkpfNs. 10,
TRUCK DRIVERS, must be- well en-
perieneed on heavy truckns year
round permanent work, Open ahop.
Rfsnch ave, SILVER n1i Va, eSS
Tv BENcm MAN. Falrfax area: ex-
Pc. n neeeaaary. Boa tio-h
Tv nkNCmMKN. must BE- expert
part time. Cali La 6-sk0o'
Tv OUTSIDE ROCKINGHAM. must
drinker. no drlfiers. Apply In
per1on. TOP DAY. III 4.O0tf.
~ sKnVlCKMAN-Wili pay tor
salary 10 an experienced eood
outside servlccman, plus hospi-
tallEation, plua vac, plus other
Dement'S. This "a q perm. lob with
9 future. Hu. 3.3212,
TV SERVICEMEN
Part time. outside experienced only,
portunity. RK. s-saBE.
Tv sERvICEMEN-Inslde-o utslde
experienced, salary open, call Ia
1890 ,3fef oeorgia ave, NV,
TYPEWRITEn REPAIRNAN. exper,
White. must Be neat sober. Repli
oRAYMAR Co, lO.3 18th at
NV, DI T-sfe7
UPHOLSTERER, WHIT. EXPERT
only able. 70 cut sew and tuft
hear.ronnd work guaranteed. Cal
WAREHOUeEMAN, white, expe
man. VALLEY FOR0E CO. OI
Nd, INC. Cook I'd and Oh
baltimore pike, Beltsyille. Nd,
AMBITIOUS MAN, white. In NV
Wash. or Bethesda area. Start a
500 VIZ. with chance for advance
ment. Phone VII. 6-b474 Mon
eve after 2 pm.
MAN 70 supervise tire and batter,
service department, Service sta,
ton exper. desirable. Appll
STANDARD TIRE 4 BATTERY
Co, 10th and II SITS. ne.
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HELP-MFn

nEAl ESTATE nxECUTIvR
huMnMh Eeaulred; ~ eKpsf
e1eentlte Who can MANAGE mi
critics mnal have ability 10 o.
DsTsonnsl; aust hsys szcsl. feis'
yra, Of eKper.. Halary open anl
sssssaASa.nslssh H Essql sas.E s,s .spli''
hHf0etEn-fh0T00,-Part time
vi sppl'' III s.oifs. si.
hnslDHNI MANA0KR for sardon,
Hpe Turn, apt, project IN ID, &
Must be thorouahly experienced u
maintenance OF hldNA, and eQulp
ment. Married, sober. local RET
efencr4. lood aaiary and l-hedTm
sPl write IN detail 70 Boa HIT
ROUTE AGENT
No exper. necessary. We VIII trail
willing worker. No cRnvaSllna o.
lollci tina. tlo Del. VI, and com,
mission when auAi. We viii pa,
you during training, Apply q ans
LAUNDRY, lfip naito. ave.
SAILS REPRESENTATIVE for natl
mte. Of bids. and roof deckinl
matoriala, must have 80 yrn, nnlf
ekper. IN similar neid, with archl
tectufal or structural engrg, back
grounds relocate, 10 $4,000 plu
comm expenses and Dement'S
s sck LIN a SMELLING AocY
SALES nEPnEsfNfArlVR - Far
eroNlnR AAA-l manufacturer o
incandeacent and Unforeseen
lamps, nxturcs and other lghtinl
accessories has openings for rep
reeentatiyea calling on industrial
commercial, Institutional ani
Government agencies. Protected
territory, group Insurance, hospi
talinatlon. bonuses and other bene
nta. Lifetime future with earn
mss unlimited, Car necessary
no experience necessary, ful
training prcgrsT, ,csll after
p Pr; X DONALD ,,i hohtn sItsss DIS
Silver spring. Nd.
SALESMAN 10 call on drug trad
with fun line OF nationally ad
iertised housewares and sundrl
Box ssl-T star. 'O'
SALESMAN 70 sell new and use
once furn. and equip; lee, terri
tory. salary. or draw, car neces
sary. married man pref 500
appearance and rs education
Call Df, 1-720O, Mr.. DOU0Al
Tor interview.
sALEsMAN-Applianee and tell
vision. experienced. To sell o
good door. Car necessary, 500
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G3f Woodward BuildfnR

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing a Probate Court.-No. 95.S14
Administrator Docket l99.--Fs.
tate Of LOUISE MARY FRY. de-
ceased, Application having beer
made herein for letters Of admin
istration on said estate, by Law.
INA J. DEL, II is ordered THU
18th day Of July. AID. 1858, thai
the unknown heirs at law anc
next Of kin OF the decedent. anc
all others concerned, appear II
said Court on Monday, the 18th
day OF August, AID. 1858. al
1000 O'Clock AM, to show cause
why such application should moi
be granted. Let notice hereof b.
published in the "Washington Law
Reporter" and The Evening star
once In each of three successive
weeks before the return day hereir
mentioned, the f1rst publication Il
be not less than thirty days be.
fore said return day. Witness, thu
Honorable BOLTTHA J. LAWS
Chief Judge Of said Court, THU
18th day OF July, AID. 1858. (Seal.
Attest. JOHN W. FOLLIN, DEPUTY
Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. jy14,2i,2S