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AMMbDlAAE OrhNANSS an
RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT
PHYSICS GROUP (theo-
retteal and experimental
research. lnvestigations
in broad areas related TO
antennaS and propaga-
ton, celestial meehan-
les, composition OF the
atmosphere at high Att.
tudes; extra terrestrial
and terrestrial physics;
other phenomena related
to communications: and
physical bases Of commu-
nication. MS. Ph.D. or
equivalent in physics or
MATHEMATICS GROUP
treseareh In diverse areas
related to communications
theory. Current work
concerns finite group the
DRY, number theory. diff
ference sets and protective
geometry. error-correcting
codes, statistical theory Of
communications and noise.
applications OF Markov
processes to MESSAGE trans
mission problems, COM
puter applications, etc.
Ms. Ph.D. or equivalent
in mathematics: or ply
sizes with strong math.
BACKGROUND.
COMMUNICATIONS sYs-
TENS ANALYSIS. Math-
ematical and experimental
evaluation Of diverse sys-
tens concepts, covering
the complete eommunica-
lions spectrum - inter-
planetary, world w de,
underwater and Short
range. Advanced degree In
EE., physics or mathemat-
les or equivalent in course
work. or equivalent ex-
perience plus interest in
communications theory.
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iToRdE n. REUcHERT. JIs
saI Unlon trust BuIlslnE.
S Msisf' June i E Yis5s,
WALTER r. BH.AMHALL.

WaSninNtonf ~. -. -
TIE MUNICIPAL COURT FOh
the District Of Columbia. Domes-
&c Relations Branch.--Case 10.
b l6-Ss.-Order Publication, Alb
esnt Defendant, = THELMA W,
etrsst NV, wsshinaton. b. 6
Plaintiff, vs.. HERMAN d. THOMP-
SON, Defendant.--The object Of
this suit IL TO- obtain an absolute
divorce On the ground OF nye
years voluntary separation. On
motion Of the plaintiff, Il Is; this
18th day OF June. 1888, ordered,
that the Defendant, HERMAN d.
THOMPSON, cause his appearapce
70 be entered herein on or be-
fore the fortieth day, exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day OF the
hrst publication OF this order;
otherwise the cause viii be. pro-
eeeded with As In case Of de-
fault. Provided. q COPY OF this
order be published once week
for three successive weeks In the
Washington Law Reporter, and
The EveninR star NewSpaper be-
fore said day. (sO GODFREY 1.
MUNTER, Judge. Seal Attest
WALTER p. BRANfIALL. Clerk.
~ VIRdILIo J. oRANATA. Dep
uty Clerk. ielb,.o-lyE
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PAUL q YEATMAN, Attorneys
132 Munsey Building

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
AdministrstionSThis Is to Give
Notice That the subscriber, OF
the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Lillian 4, coNKLiN, late q the
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. LEGALLY authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on. or
before the LIST day Of December,
AID, 1858, otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from ell bennett
OF said estate. Given under it,
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
BY d. W, Wooster, Trust Ofhcer
ART, Deputy Register Of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court.
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LE ON. I; .I scL s,yI . AssHT.s''

OILED June 2, 1858. WALTER ,;
kRAMHALL. Clerk Of Municipal
Court, WaShington. d. c.
THE MUNICIPAL COURT for the
District OF Columbia, Domestic Re-
iations Branch. -ELIzABETH Z.
MccORKLE. Plaintiff. VS.. DAVID
ID. McCORKLE, Defendant.--Ctvil
SSSfHBsIIIicATiioN' ABSENT DEFEND.
ANT,-The object Of this suit Is
20 obtain an absolute divorce on
the ground OF desertion for more
than two years. on motion of the
plaintiff It Is this 2nd day Of
fendant DAVID d. MccORKLE
cause his appearance TO- be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
day exclusive Of Sundays ana
legal holidays. oecurring after the
day OF the FIRST publication OF
this order: otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as In case
OF default. Provided, q COPY OF
this order be published once .
week for three successive weeks
IN the WASHINGTON Law reporter,
and The Evening star before said
dAy Isl JOHN H. BURNETT,
Judge tSeall Attest: WALTER y
BRAMHALL, Clerk. BY VIR01LIO
J oRANATA. Deputy Clerk.
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National Press nullatugs
Waahinnten. y, u. ..
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of columoiA, hQlo-
ina Probate court.--No. 1870.
Adminlstration, This IL 10 Give
Notice: That the subscribers, %
Inc state Of Connecticut and the
state oil Massaehusetts, respee.
lively. have obtained from ths
Probate Court OF the District 81
columbia, Letles,s, J ( y, O.
TER MEICS. late Of the District
Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 eA-
hhit the same. with the youch-
ers thereof. legally authentieated,
% the subseribers; on or before
the 18th day OF December, =. y:
1888: Otherwise they may ~ Law
Sc excluded from all benent 81
said estate Given under OUT
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NARY RoBERTs MICS, Well
deet Cape Cod, Massaehusetts.
1seal.) Attest: THEODORE Goes
WILL. Reglster Of Wllls foI, ne
District Of Columbia. Clerk 81 the
Probate Court. iels,2b-ly2
awAmng IN wDWfEmEmT IT.
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PRODUCT
ENGINEERING


PRODUCT DESIGN Of ad-
vanced military electronie
equipment In fields Of
ECM systems, navigational
devices and communities
ton equipment. including
mierowave antennae and
and radomes. Familiarity
with pulse circuits and
microWaves and ability to
design effectively for ex-
otto environmental con-
ditions are necessary. 3
to is years experience.
Degree In E.E. or physics
or equivalent in appro-
PIRATE product design ex-
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and heat transfer equip
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engineers with ME-. or
equivalent technical de-
gree plus 3 years expert
ence. (Or graduate study
with 2-3 years expert
ence).
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IZER and JACOBS, AlteFne
1891 Y Street \. ""

EMITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor he District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing Probate Court No. sb531.
Administration, This IS TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of. the
state Of Maryland, has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the
District Of Columbia. Letters Ties:
t IsgpHEE SE1axssh tie ,.t ss'a 3; tS.
blstriet q columbisi dece. .ise,
the deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally anthem
ticated. to the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day Of December.
AID. 1888; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all .beneft
OF said estate. Given under my
hand this i 9th day Of June. 1855.
HARVEY a. JACOBS, 1907 I
Street NV, Washlnglon. D. c.
1sealJ Attest: THEoDoRE COOS
WELL. Register Of Wills fer the
District OF Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ie1S.25-iy2
S-1r a = = 4 ~ aAA--.a-.
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PAUL. q. E N..II. s.,,I A,ssra''''

tor he tie District q G Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. e6632,
Administration.-This Is TO Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia, has obtained
bi Sns sn q Columbia c Eaters Tss:
taTlnentary on the estate OF yo-I
SEsH y. 9 Y9lUESo; la. s.s q tss D hti
ssrsens hsvins claims sSsinst ne
deceased are hereby warned To-
exhibit the same, with the vouch-
ers thereof. leGally authenticated.
10 the subscriber. on or before the
sTd day Of December. AID. 1858;
otherwise they may BY law be
excluded from all beneht Of said
estate. Given under its hand this
9th day Of june, 1858. THE NUN
eEY TRUST COMPANY. By .. W..
woosTER Trust 0hesTT;i Z, !. Sse al
Deputy REGISTER OF Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. 1el1 1929
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SECTION HEAD. EQUIPMENT
DEVELOPMENT, RESEARCH DEPT

Project ensineer lead
ing team of advanced
design engineers In
the development OF
revolutionary, new
military communiea-
tions systems. Must
assume responsibility
for project progress
from initial design
concept through sys-
TEN field test, 5-l0
years experience--
E.E. or physicist.
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CRAFTSMAN

Engineering designer and draw
Inc checker with q minimum Of 4
years experience In mechanical de-.
Sign and electronies neld: $3.50 per
pleasant workine Condition..
Send complete resume or phone
for appointment. 10. 4-0122,
Weinschel Engineering
KTNCTNHT6N Mn
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MICROWAVE CIRCUITS

Application of magnetron devices wave guide
components and crystal mixers.
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ANTENNAS

MARTINS expanding antenna facility has OPEN
ings for antenna development and design on high
gain ground arrays, airborne antennas printed eir-
cult travelling wave antennas and variable dielec-
trio lens antennas.
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MAINTENANCE
1885,

RELIABLE. CAPABLE. for nsu
eloss-in MARYLAND development
must be experienced IN plumblns,
gna furnacer and electrical main.
ialary. References REQUIRED.
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PULSE CIRCUITS

Unique application Of pulse techniqueS to codins
video amplifiers, multivibrators blocking oscil-
lators, magnetic amplifiers. Configured in both
vacuum tubes and solid state devices.
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Thursday-Frida
June 1920

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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS
SCIENTISTS
MARTIN
ORLANDO
FLORIDA

Many attractive opportunities in the development
of electronic systems exist on such interesting
projects as the Lacrosse, Bullpup and Pershing
missiles, Missile Master air defense device, and
other advanced electronic programs. ="
Interesting assignments are available in
these fields:
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LEGAL NOTICES

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NORTHERN LIGHTS MAR. 3

High single Game: Bonnie Doug
las 1870, Edna Judy $50, Betty
Adams i76, Ralph Jones 225 Bob
Green 214, Ron" Judy 204.
High Seriesi Betty Adams 474,
Edna JUDI 45i. Muriel Gardner
AS, Ralph Jones 626, Bob Green
600. and BIN Cornelius DOT.
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about being lonely. OF course they
reminded me of that, too.
They liked John very much as
long as they thought of him as
taking MON out occasionally but
they were too selfish to be happy
that he wanted 10 take care of
me and be a companion.
when l told them the date we
had planned to be married none
of them would see us married.
was heartbroken.
Il forgot to say the oldest
daughter, Joan, decided to get
married at once.
Although she did not want it, I
gave her a nice home wedding be-
fore she had time to run off and
get married as she had threatened.
My son left home and went to a
distant city to live with his faith
er's sister.
The youngest, a girl, Sherry
surprised me by saying she really
was just leaving because the 9TH
ers had said she shouldn't stay
there and let that man" boss her
That man had been very nice to
all Of the children. Never having
had any of his own, he had looked
forward to being a family man and
did not think Of the responsibilities
he was assuming. He was happy
to do all he could to make life q
little easier and happier for me
AND MY CHILDREN.
Having done everything l pos
sibly could for my children I fell
, happy that now some one was go
ing to think of me for a change
and so was married, with my
youngest daughter and a couple
our closest friends the only at
! tendants.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

Cole To srsnd irioI For Insiiins Indian Riot

Iumberton n (ANP)-James w Cole, seltstyled grand
will trial here March 10 to
part unsuccessful attempt to stage antntegr
ion burning nearM aNton, n. c, Jan. is
Superior Court charges Of melting
riot among tribe Also facing with
be m accompuce, James Garland Martin, 81,
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From the beginning, John began
TO get our hose in order. He had
it rooted, painted, new screens and
storms put on. He had II insul-
ated and weatherstripped. He had
our old coal furnace converted TO
burn gas. He had our bathroom
tiled. In fact, as soon as he had
caught up" with the payments
on my house, he had it made over
and everyone liked it. OF course
was thrilled.
He had known I was about to
lose it and that it was all run
down, so did the children. He never
once asked me to turn it over to
him nor put his name on the deed
He said he could always take care
of himself.
He encouraged me to have the
children home anytime they could
find time, They came and all they
could say was that, yes, now that
OUR house is all fixed up he will
enjoy it,. They let him see they
resented him being there. He al
ways acted toward them as though
he really was their father in a
great many ways. He insisted on
my giving them nice gifts and he
was happy to see that their visits
were made as pleasant as posi-.
BILE.
Then trouble entered our home
after fifteen years Of happiness
with John.
Il was stricken and entered q
hospital and was a patient there
for year. John never once com,
planned about the bills but I know
he was spending a great deal o.
money for my care.
While there, 1 called our lawyer
land had my house turned over e
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him for his lifetime and then IL
was to go to my children.
MY husband did not want me
to do that, but I knew his money
was about gone and he was get
ting too old to start over again.
He, in turn, made a will and left
the house and everything the chill
dren's father had left me, over to
my children, including most of his
possessions.
The children were furious when
told them what had done.
Neither myself nor my children
knew he had made a will until
after his death
My children are heartbroken,
now, to know they did nothing to
make Johns life happy while he
lived and now, when it is too late,
they realize how much he loved
them and how hurt he must have
been, although no one ever heard
him say he was unhappy.
My children never even asked
me, their Mother, to visit them
because / would not go without
John and they NEVER invited US
TO any meals in their homes nor
to be overnight guests in their
homes.
Il love all of my children and
feel sorry for them suffering now.
But life must go on and in time
they viii feel the hurt less"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14

Mary Russell and Vernice Bar
rett rolled singles and doubles
at stahl House In the Woman's
City Mar. 8, Mary came In second
place In the singles.
Sunday Mar 10 at ten o'clock
a team OF your friends win roll
at W. 7th ST. Rec. at $50 pm.
"webbs Five" will roll at w. 7th
St Rec, Let's have a good gallery
for all the teamsl
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

Af@AAHAN q ANAeH - - NaA-ftR
Realizing you have made a very
unhappy mistake after 1t is too
late to tell the person how sorry
you are is truly sad. This is what
Mary, las l shall call herr was
saying to her close friend as
came up, l, too, am a close friend
so she continued. when Lee, my
soldier husband, was killed in
Japan, l thought / could not go
on alone with. the house still not
paid for and two little girls and
boy to raise. But did go on
doing the best l could.
Il managed, with the allotment
| received and a small job, to keep
the children in school and keep
up our house payments and the
very necessities of life. Nothing
more.
when the children were
through school l told them was
going to marry John, a very fine
widower. Although two of them
were now engaged TO be married
and planning homes of their Owl
the three told me this man was
marrying me for my home anC
they wouldn't stand for it. They
said was too old to be married
anyway, Il was 43).
They didn't realize all thre,
OF them would soon be gone, anC
l would be there alone. OF cours,
they hadn't realized how lonely
was, sitting there night after
night while they were out. want
ed them to go and enjoy them
selves. l never once complained
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leode, Son no spt 10 Move 10 seevre basic Rahts

Atlanta tANPlA statement signed by than 200 Negro
discounted the oced
any among Negroes the question
basic rights
absolute fun complete among all responsible
the question the Negroes right f citizenship
country the petition also believe the
NAACP" the statement
alleged that there leaders
principal figure efforts
Fine Six KlUxeTS n Plot o Bomb Negro School
Charlotte n G. amp Six members OF splnted ku kuN Khan
group charges attempting
O dynamite a school
Francis Caldwell 32-year-od grand wizard
OF group burning
a the school
felony charges with the
mite attempt
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Yunkee speoks "Lonauoae Of eeoraions"

Atlanta (ANP Yankee who speaks Georgans
long by joint of the legsa
called the Federal Little Rock
greatest insult O a U. S history
regarded the Legislature Louis c. Wyman
attorney Hampshire He said that Little Rock
Supreme Court decisions which overly
ected motley collection criminals Communists and fellow
travellers"
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An,l-NAAcp Bln Approved In Vlralnla HOUSE 19-I2

Richmond Va CANPThe Boatwrgh BILL proposed legal de-
hamstrng NAACP its operation within the state Of
Virginia passed by delegates
OF 10 to ~
require the NAACP produce its membership
charged with the illegal practice Of law before
corporation The NAACP already refused
legislative investigating committees
The bill would require nonstock corporation acting illegally to
produce the the
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WoRLD WIDE News
AT A GLANCE
Comply Thinks He'll woIk, PIay Again

Glen Cove N Y lANP-Despite his lingering paralysis Roy
Campana injured week reported fun
that he viii walk play baseball again
podgcr official who visited Campy at Glen Cove
Community Hospital reported that Roy the most cheerful
fellow the and watches telcvison
and he heard these lie refuses to at all that
he again believes he may play ball again
Burns
Campanels Is parlyzcd his chest down lie suffered
broken neck automobile accident Jan. Is,
Appellate Court UphoIds Negroes Right To Use Florida Coli
Course
New Orleans, La thNP)-Negroos West PaPm Beach Fla
the right muncpaloned golf
when the United States Firth Circuit Court Appeals in ruling here
last week refused injunction discontinue
It's jim ban
The permanent IS after Warren
H. Collie and three contendng that the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
THOUGHTLESS

They say the world is round, and
yet
1t really must be square;
So many little hurts we get
From corners here and there.
We flatter those we scarcely know.
We please the fleeing guest;
And deal many a thoughtless blow
To those we should love the best.
Author Unknown
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-14
TWIN CITY LADIES

"Bea" Walton who has been 80
faithfully following her favorites,
had to leave them before bowling
was over Tuesday night most
unusual procedure but for a good
cause. "Thad and Mae Toombs,
Larry and Myra Walton. Geo.
Matthews, Howie Barrett, Bonnie
Fowler. Howie Gunnells all ardent
supporters do much 10 help us
along. Francis Dollio came 10 help
the Jimmys DIX team as did their
sponsors but Brooks proved too
much for them.
TWIN CITIES LADIES MAR. 4
High Single Game; Edith Wat
son 17s. Louise Thomas 1888, Marie
Matthews 1871.
nigh seriesi Mary Russell 500.
Edith Watson 500, and Marie Mat.
thews 4s0.
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MIA Proxy Wants Patterson To Fight Winner
Nome New 81 Million School After Negro Teacher

WcsbuTg Miss AP)A retired Negro school teacher who has
the community church and school for than so
superintendent Of city schools
million educational institution under
Hill the A. Temple High
school
Temple l047
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Team Event
LEARN TO PLAY ALLEY
MIRC Rowler,a Manual

WADN bOWteEs mhnuah
There are some alleys that ar,
almost impossible to hit" TO ad
vantage from any angle. In which
case a slight change In speed
either faster or slower, win soms
times enable you TO find the alley
Some exceptionally proficient
bowlers start their ball from prao.
tically the same spot on every
alley and simply roll either a
speedier or slower ball more
speed when the ball carries TO the
left ami less speed when the ball
holds back a trifle. Others turn
their ball more on alleys that hold.
or they move TO a different spot
nearer the corner. II the alleys
hook or run considerably, they
turn their ball less or more in
side.
There are however, cases when
II Ia necessary for one 10 start
her ball near the corner even
when the alley hooks fast. When
this II found 10 be the case, the
angle at which the ball Ia pointed
must be changed, That is instead
OF pointing your ball toward the
right trifle It Is started parallel
10 the outside edge OF the alley
with a little added speed, prevent.
ing the bah from hooking as easily
rs would be the case when having
Il roll Immediately after releasing
II.
At times. II becomes necessary
10 pitch the ball out on the alley
say three or four feet. or ever
further, beyond the foul line IL
order to prevent II from hooking
too quickly,
Very few bowlers are able e
control ball so well that they
can play all alleys from the same
spot tgeneraly the right hand
cornerl by hooking. Strengthening
or backing up a bal by the us,
OF the wrist or forearm.
TEN STRIKE
Charles Young a pin setter Of
long standing made his initial visit
10 the bowling "ren Strikers
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city permitting them to the golf course violated their
civil rights
appellate maintained that the appeal over
ruled by three previous opinions Of the court
Predict hareano viii Fight Patterson In Comeback Try
Chicago (ANPDA Chicago coumnist early week renewed
prediction months that former heavyweight
champion Rocky retirement
regain the title
Msbe who repeated the prediction in his
column Jack Mableys story.
Mabley predicted that Rocky who retired undefeaed will come
Floyd Patterson the current champion the
about this New York He
said fight million worth business
PToxy Wants To Fight MoehenZolsy Winner
(ANP)-The president National Boxing Associ
Gilbert Jackson has taken action to bring about title fight
heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and the winner of
the Eddie Machen-zora Foley bout.
said the MIA gravey concerned with the alb
prospects leading
tender DAmato Pattersons manager urging him
negotiate with N independent promoter.