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ATTY. cHARLEs q. PERKINS
S17 < Marian Avenue

s@F X U9fIEU ANrU9N
STATE or MICHIGAN, IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE ~ CHANCERl.
No. sso-<77
GERAAD CECIL COATES. Plaintiff,
~ sylvia COATES. Defendant.
Al session Of aid Court held az
the City-Counts Building IN the Cit,
OF Detroit on the 7th DAY Of October
AD. 1889
Present. Honorable FRANK B FER
CisON. Circuit Judge.
In this cause az appearing bN affi-
dzN.t on file that the defendant. >>l-
va Coates. cannot be sened bS pro-
cess issued out OF this Court a. She
j. not . resident OF the State OF
Michigan bat resides IN the Clt> OF
Montreal. Quebeck. Canada. and re-
SIDES al 66i Queries Street Apt No
]. Montreal. Quebeck. Canada
ON MOTION OF CHARLES r PER.
kINS. attorney for the plaintiff 1T
l. ORDERED that the defendant,
SYLVIA COATES, appear and answer
the Bill Of Complaint in this cause
within three } months from the
date OF this Order. or that said Bill
Viii be taken a. confessed and that
this order be published according 10
la~ and a copy thereof be served
upon the defendant by registered
mad as required bs Law
FRANK b FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRA>'GIN. Clerk
JAMES 3 STO> =. Deputy Clerk
10 IL - IL II So
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Home Coming al Hampton

HAMPTON IA Hampton
Institute alumni from y
states and the District q Co
lum bia tlocked back % the
campus Tor one 81 their big
-est homecoming celebra'
ti0ns Oct % and - The
ate afternoon rain cid not
aampen the srG0r Of the
s 600 fans on hand 10 see the
football clash between the
Virginia State College Tro-
ans and the Fighting
Pirates.
The growing Of Miss
Hampton" MISS Ange a
Archer from Roanoke, Va,
on Friday evening officially
opened The two day ceIebra-
ton.
ReeaIIy ascending her
throne on the stage in Ogden
Hall, Miss Archer was flank
ed by the sweefhearts and
representatives. Of student
organizations.
She was formally crowned
by Tom Robinson Washing
ton d G captain Of the
football team and presented
her robe and scepter by
Thurman Davis. Raleigh.
y c president of the Stu
dent Council.
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PARTY travelling extensively n
Europe Africa early sprln-
s4n4aer. 1860 WISH ~ hes.
.yom party WITH similar .ra,ei
plans Nrte Mr Thomas 70
Massachusetts, Detroit Mich.
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81 SAMUEL }. HARRIS

- 49, : = TNFr''Tt- SUFft NV
STATE or MIC HIGAN. IN TIE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE, IN CHANCERY.
ES1kLIA GREEN. Plaintiff. ~.
JOSEPH GREEN, Defendant
No. ses, $40
~ session Of the above Court
held at the Court House in the CIV
Of Detroit on the 23rd day Of Septcm.
Der, AID 1883.
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FOR RENT-FLArs

MONROE nc-y ;, .A-o.a >
sy0m- lose. Good ,--n, q0r
ta'!on wi! arg-~se tor deco.
Tat.On
Cal 10 1870 Myrn.nss Or
N.-hts
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ATTY. WIN. 7. PATRICK, ST.
ell Grnf.ot A.enue

sll Sr1fsot Avenue
STATE or MlC HIGAN. IN THE
CIRCUIT COCRT FOR The COUNTY
or WAYNE, IN CHANCERY.
NJ. SSo-6e6
THOMAS MODIFY. Plaintiff. rs.
PlN OLA MCDCFfl. Defendant.
ORDER To APPEAR
Al a SESSION OF the above entitled
Court, held IN the Clty-I ounty Build.
lne, ga the City Of Detroit Count1 OF
o.. i4e, and State of Michigan ihis
is1n oaN OF October AID. 1859.
Present. Honorable Mills y.
& LEi Al, Circui; Judge
u appearing bA afflassst. hereto al.
taV4led THAT Tho defendant Is no.
rcsld, nj OF MichiSaa bat that her
.asl known place OF residence va. al
ha<einufs'' Mississippi, Care OF Gen.
efal Delivery.
On motion OF WILLIAM T PAT.
rich 81
II i HEREBY ORDERED. tha, The
defendant enter hci appearance, eifh.
cf IN person. OF bs Attorney. ATTAIN
thiee months from date hereof or
lAt Diil OF Complaint Will be taken
confessed against her;
III Il FURTHER ORDERED. that a
true cop, Of said order to Appear be
sent ~ the defendant. bS registered
mai, return receipt requested and
lna' true copy OF said order 10
Appear be published according 10 law.
NILES y. CULEHAN.
Circuit Judge
EDGAR " BRANIGIN. Clerk
r " METHAD DEPUTY CLERK
10 81 SO ~ y So
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Atty. VIM. v. Banks
71ci Crafioi Avenue

Atty VIM. v. Banks
7lci crafioi Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN. N THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE ~ CHANCERi.
No. SIS, 36s
BETTY RADLOW, plaintiff. vs..
ROBERT ALTOBELLf, Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session Of said Court held al
the Courthouse IN the City of De
troii. County and State aforesaid this
18th DAY Of September, a D., 1853.
Present Honorable NEAL FIIZ.
GERALD Circuit Judge
Il appearing that the defendant Is
rcs.dcn. OF This State ana that
process for his appearance has been
DC served b, reason OF his absence
from or concea Inent within the State
and o> reason OF his continued alb
sencc from mis- place OF residence
IT il ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance N tins cause on
or before three months from the
date OF this order or sand bill Viii be
takcr IS confessed.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order be sent by regis
tered mail 10 said defendant 10 4 s05
flil4Halt 81 DtAiolt. HilHt-dui MS
last known address. and If not re-
ceistd personally bs said defendant
At least twenty days before the time
prescribed for appearance, that tins
order be published as required by
law.
NEAL FITZGERALD,
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN Clerk
Manasor, Deputy Clerk
10 10 - IL IA SO
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4 nommoih tea - gwen sun.
izs at;srEoir .r me g.-m Of The
iWCA ~.,h clubs represented
A.; er.y a.i1 iAsir presence but
Sl.n donations also making .
-res, ~ heap CT me final
.C~r-
They were highly entertained
6y fine musical program with
Mrs. Mile a. Hynson in
charge. Z citizens committee
syrn shed 'he refreshments.
i-htrs, Mildred Croft is in the
know how m orssnizstionsI
work
Miss Lillian A.len Is their
.srs liz. president and com
,'rec'!ye nork i carried out
latt arr IN Ire process o. 90.
isin.n4 Dresses ior uncerprl'l.
.a-e -.g.s tVr Xmas and ~e cx-
,. (, y94 80 n.lp carry Il out.
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STATE or MICHIGAN. THE pro.
bAiE COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE.
No. 47s,ss3
In the Matter OF the Estate of
JULIA CLEMONS, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ALI
creators Of sait deceased are re-.
CURED TO present their claims. in
wiring and under oath. 70 said Court
~ the Probate Office In the CITY Of
Dcifoit, IN said County, and 10 serve
= copy thereof upon WALTER NIL.
LlAhS, Administrator, al 34O5 car.
ANA, Detroit IL. Michigan. on or be.
iYTe the 23rd day OF December. A ID
iS9S, and that such claims will he
heard by said court. before Judge
IhOMAS &. MURPHY in Court Room
10. 1913 City County Building in the
-hy OF Detroit, In said County. on
'hc ljrd day OF December. A ID. 1859.
al 1000 o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated October II, 1859.
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
do hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing COPY with
the original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be 4 correct trans.
Cript OF such original record
ALLEN n. EDISON,
Deputy Probate Register
Dated: Octobcriz, 1859.
1911 - l0/3l 80
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MAIDS, MOTHERS HELPERS
Maids. Mothers Helpers Needed
for New York's best homes. Jobs
paying W 70 $50 week. Trans.
portstion furnished. Write TO:
HiRE-A-MLAiC AGENCY
Is Station Plaza, Great Neck. NY
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Arr. A'onxo Petfiford
7cs AmeriesnTi tie eiudg.
l3s Cadillac square. Detroit 10. Mich.
STATE or MICHIGAN.
County OF Wayne
S. No 416.63S

IS. No. 44s,63S
Al 4 session OF the Probate Court
Tor sid County OF Wayne, held al
the Probate Court Room IN the Cit,
Oh Dctroit. on the Taent, Eighth dos
81 sept, mbcf IN the wear one thou.
sand n.ne hundred fifty.nine
Present Ira G. KAUFMAN, Judge
OF Probate
H. me Iaticr of the Estate OF
I-LA l.rE JAMS deceased
On reading anu fling the petition
d.rA verified. ~ ALONZO ID PETIT
FORD Executor under the Last Mil
and Testament OF said deceased
pra,inc that nc may be licensed 10
O0rfew money b, va, OF mortgage
on c.r.a.a real estate Of said de-
ceased Tor t.c purpose Of paAln. The
debts AID l,gaci1s OF SAID deceased
md ,h CAdrscs Oi administering
said estate.
/: j. Olicrcd That the Twcni,
seventh dat Ot October. next al ;.n
ct4OCk n t4c fore noon. al said
OOur. SOON be appointed for hearing
- q petition, and mat all person, In
tcie,ied IN SID estate appeal before
SAID Court 81 said time and place 20
show cause vh, q license should not
o. granted - sad tAlOltoi 10 Dor
row n.O.t> ty was vi mortsasc on
certain red estate as PRAYED for IN
sad petition And IL j. further or.
uefed. That . cops OF this order be
published Oacc IN each week for
three weeks oonsccutisclN previous TO
:. q tn. ~ nearing. IN the DETROIT
iE!Bt ~. a news paper printed and
circulating IN SAID Coants OF Name
IRA g. KAUFMAN.
Judge OF Probate
do HEREBY ccv.f, that have
com Jared .he foregoing copy With
ne oI.s nal record thereof and have
loJni 5. &c 80 DC correct Transcript
>. suNn Or.sinal record
JOSLSn y. OHARN
Dcpat, Probate Register
Dated sep; nbtf %. 1855
10 ~ 10 q 80
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SITUATION WANTED

Cs--r-4 S.t4..-- l.c-..- Rel.
st-1 NCm~r TO 5-5562
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WANTED

SALESMAN for s.-I.n-m s.orm
wircoWs doors and 4sa.lss
rs -b-5g
l-.-4a s. Sr.ih 1H-er
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STATE or MICHIGAN In The CIT
1llI COURT FOR THE COUNTY o.
WAYNE IN CHANCERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
BONA to Have Renewal Models

a Washington real estate de-
Velopers will exhibit models
Of urban development prof.
ects at the forthcoming
washington Futurama a"
show to be held by the Build
ing Owners and Managers
Association Anril 8, G, and
10 at the Sheraton Park
Hotel. as part of the annual
BONA exposition.
Scale models of Office build
ings. apartment houses,
multi-building projects will
be the highlights.
This will be one of the
most complete displays of fu-
ture Washington projects
ever assembled" George
Wohlfarth of Randall H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28

and before that was Assist
ant United States Attorney
for the Northern District Of
Indiana.
He succeeds Lyman Brown
field, who recently was named
general counsel Of the Hous-
ing and Home Finance
Agency.
During January. the Ma
tons savings and loan asso-
Citations closed a total Of Sill
billion in new home loans,
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board estimates.
This figure was 46 per cent
higher than for the same
month a year ago and well
above the volume for any
other January on record,
FHLBB reported.
The International Real Es-
tate Federation Congress this
year will be held in Rome.
May 80 to June 3.
+ 4 4
Two Washington area men
have been named senior mem
bers of the Society of Resi-
dental Appraisers by the So
ciety's Board of Governors.
They are John e. Gogarty
. and McCloud b. Hodges, jr.
Donald Eugene Grady has
Joined the sales force Of the
Barr Realty. Inc, the firm
announced today. Mr.. Grady,
a Navy veteran, has had
about five years experience
in the sales field. the firm
said.
i Il
T. N. Lerner g. Co. today
announced appointment Of
Goodman Piver as general
manager. Mr.. Piver has been
with the firm five years. He
will supervise central and
branch Offices. Morris Kerr
man, a graduate of Benjamin
Franklin University and an
area resident for 40 years.
with almost 10 years real
estate experience, has been
named sales manager.
Lawrence E. Lerner and
Stanley E. Sheltra have been
appointed directors Of land
planning and sales. The firm
also announced it soon will
open a new Maryland branch
Office in the Wheaton Plaza
Regional Shopping Center.
The firms main Office. at
6406 Georgia avenue, is now
being remodeled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28

ucts and services in this
field will supplement the
Washington Futurama" dis
play.
The organizations presi-
dent, Thomas D. Laney, said
he expected 5000 owners and
managers and other real
estate representatives win at
tend. A group will participate
in a two-day round of prop
erty management clinics.
Morris Cafrtiz, president Of
the Cafrtiz Co.. is general
chairman Of the exposition.
Charles Peters. recently re-
tired assistant commissioner
of the Public Buildings Serv-
ice, is vice chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
Realty Revue Of the Week

The Washington Real Es-
tate Board will continue its
series Of educational meet
ings, which began this week,
with sessions Wednesday and
April 8 at g. pm. in the
Washington Gas Light Co.
auditorium, HOO H street
NV.
The meetings are spon-
eored by the boards Brokers
and Sales Council. They are
designed to instruct new
statesmen and permit more
experienced salesm en to
brush up on real estate prac-
tices and responsibilities.
They are open to all mem
bers Of the board.
+ + y y
The 10th annual Central
Atlantic Regional Appraisal
Conference of the American
Institute of Real Estate APP
praisers will be held here
April Is to 10, the institute
announced this week.
Five short courses in real
estate appraising will be Of
fered as well as panel ses-
sions and addresses by sew
eral guest speakers.
Stanton KOlb, of Washing
ton. is serving as conference
program chairman, and C.
Robert Boucher is chairman
of the local arrangements
committee for the sessions
in the Shoreham Hotel.
Philip M. Talbot. past
president Of the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28

Housing Administration. and
Charles !. Hopkins, assistant
director. Loan Guaranty Di.
vision, Veterans Administra-
ton.
Il 4
Graham w. MCGOWAN, for
mer special assistant to the
Secretary Of Commerce, has
been appointed general coun-,
sci Of the Federal Housing
Administration. FILA an
nounced this week.
Mr.. MCGOWAN has been
with the Commerce Depart
ment for the last two years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28

Hagner g. Co., Inc, coordina-
tor of the Washington Fu-
turama" exhibit, reported.
A special session at 2:15
pm, Thursday, April 9 will be
devoted to a discussion of
these plans and their antici-
pated effect on real estate
trends.
Displays Of much-public-
lied developments in other
cities will include those for
Baltimore's Charles Center
and Philadelphia's Penn
Center.
The annual exposition is
designed for owners and
managers of Office and apart
ment buildings. Approx.
mately 80 exhibits Of prod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28

States Chamber of Com
merce. will give the welcom-
ing address.
Other Speakers from the
Washington area include:
Arthur A. May, of Arlington.
vice president of the Central
Atlantic Region, AREA:
John r. Searles, jr.. executive
director of the District Re-
development Land Agency.
and Clifton w. Enfield, gen.
eral counsel of the Bureau Of
Public Roads.
Also. John r. Lynch. chief
appraiser of the Federal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
statesmen 90
statesmen
S445
MONTHLY GUARANTEE
TO START

For men interested in a secure in
come future, we offer an opportu-
nifty in 3 vital industry, expand
ing Its operations 10 the Wash
area Men selected will be trained
in our company school. and unon
completion OF training
APPOINTMENTS WILL, RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
INSURANCE MEN

stop wasting your time, gas, and
money creating leads ..,,v ws TUT nnd
carry a complete line including
hospitaiization. Cali ia. 4-4437
After q. noon. ASK for BOB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04

SERVICE STATION MEN. exper. |;
good pay. Apply in person morn
ings KENSINGTON ELL
SERV., 10515 Conn. ave, Kens-
tngton.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced: part-time. Apply in
person. CHERRYDALE ESQ, 1901
Lee Hwy.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, experienced: D. c. drivers
permit required: apply in person,
NORTH CAPITOL ESQ. 5315 N.
Capitol St
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. local references necessary
Apply In person. HAYNES ESQ
SERVICE. 270S virginia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced: night shift. 6 til
IL pm. Apply UNITED ESQ
SERVICE CENTER, 10 r. !. ave.
ne.
sERvICE STATION ATTENDANT
-Lubrlcation expeT. necessary
CIRCLE ESQ, on Fairfax circle,
Fairfax Va AnDly in nerSnn
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HELp MEN
SURVEY RODMAN : CHAIRMAN,

SURVEY RoDMAN : CHAIRMAN. 8
mos sxper, h;s, grad Springnelt /,
Va, JE, 2.2.h0 after q pm,
cACHRRs. white. trained for
math, general science, chem, art.
stenogrsphy ana typina; French
snd hnElish. music, social studies
ADAMS TEACHERS AdcY., sos
18th NV,
TILE SETTER Mechanic and
helper; TOD vases call ewes. JE.
s-2sf2. Wo, 6-3s5a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
NEW CAREER

ARTHUR MURRAY now
accepting applicants for
teachers training course.
starting now. No experience
necessary: guaranteed start
ing salary. Positions also
open in the Arlington, Alex
andria, Bethesda and Silver
Spring studios. Apply z to
2 pm, Monday through
Friday. ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL, 1011 Connecticut
ave NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
ENGINEERS
PHYSICISTS
MATHEMATICIANS

We have several openings for ad-
vaneed and junior positions In
challenging, space research pro-
gram Excellent opportunities for
professional development and ad-
vaneement through assoc ton
with TOP scientists In the field,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04

FURNITURE statesmen. excel.
commission; group working ron-
ditions: exper. pref: high-class
store: opening full or part time.
Call Mr.. Blair, Ia, 9-540O. NAL
COLIN sCATEs. 4121 18th st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
JANITOR

ColoTed. S13O mo-. plus a-room ant
apt. bldg; must be exper. stoker
heat and know how to do minor
R biSiH ho sRG 'ef co ti New
York aye; NV" NE $1,000 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
HELpMEM

ROUTE Statesmen for established
s ssnGSal rCut.s ap sssry s sS com STy
mission kieh INCENTIVE liSsfs
bonus plan. pleasant workins con
ditlons Must be neat, OF pleaains
personality and able 10 furnish
references 44la Baltimore ave.
Bladensburs, WA, $4,000, Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
MELP MEN
INSURANCE

Career Opportunlts with MUTUAL
OF OMAHA Expansion nroerAm
makes attractive position available
to man, age 3O-4h, salary TO Sl@b
weekly plus commission 10 start |
Call RE f-S600 sor interview
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
hELP MEN
(coNTiNUtpl

CLERK.DRIvER, colored. for LIQUOR
store, must be over 20 with clear
record and D. G, residence for At
least q year, eood StArting salary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
MAN
Age Is 40

aye 20 ~
Ambitious, intelligent. some college.
Willing TO work long hours to
learn business. Income, $500
first year. Want man capable
earning MANAGEMENT within .
years. Call Co 5-1326 for per-
sonal interview.
MECHANICS HELPER with service
station experience. Must have
drivers permit. Apply shop;
CLARK TRANSFER, INC. 3rd and
R 81 ne.
MECHANIC, refrigeration and air
conditioning: uniforms and truck
furnished Apply AIRCO. INC #.
2727 North Washington blvd,
Arl.. Va
Mechanic, Office Machines
National company. all benefits
automatic increases. So. 3 days
only. Must have some experience
and q car: phone MR.. WEEKS,
Service Manager. at EN- 3-966S
MEN (21, white, Arl. and Fairfax
Counties: sos wk. to start. JE;
3-56S3 Tuesday evening after 8
pm.
MEN-PART TINE (1O
White: 3 ewes. d SATURDAY.; light
delivery work: 50 hr. to start.
DI. 7-3445. 12 noon-3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK; no typinE.
for q school; IL mos, start $685..
POTOMAC EMPL., I04 Z. Broad
Sc .JE o.7272
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
MEN
$500 Per Mo. for Right Man

Age eO-4O (white), ambitious, in
telligent, some college preferred.
WillinR to work long hours to
learn business. Want man capa-
bic OF earning. MANAGEMENT with
in ! VI. Call GA. 4-5227 tomor-
oW for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
MACHINISTS'

MACHINISTS'
EXPANDING ELEC-
TRONIC MODEL
SHOP REQUIRE IS
MEN WITH 5 YEARS
OR MORE EXPERT
ENCE. GENERAL
JOB SHOP AND
SEMI : PRODUCTION
EXPER IENCE RE-
QUIRED. PER MA
NENT, FULLTIME
JOB, EITHER FIRST
OR SECOND SHIFT.
COMPANY BENE-
FITS INCLUDE:
FREE HOSPITAL
ZATION, FREE LIFE
INSURANCE, LIB
ERAL VACATION
AND TUITION PLAN.
AIR = CONDITIONED
BUILDING.
CALL LO. 4-0l21
MONDAY THROUGH
FRIDAY
N arE NM DAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-04
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.

LIQUOR STORE CLERKS; sood
starting salary and bonus; some
exper. preferred. Apply daily 9:3O
am. WELTMAN's LIQUOR DEPT.
STORE. 3935 Minnesota ave. ne.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04

The Rotary Club has voted un-
animously to donate $1,000 in cash
to the new Building Fund of Beebe
Hospital of Lewes from the club
treasury.
The celebration and Santa Claus
parade through the town of Lewes
will take place this Saturday, Dec.
5th. Each Saturday night until
Christmas the crowds will gather
on the main business thoroughfare
of the town for the awarding of
live turkeys and cash through the
cooperation of the merchants. The
general chairmen for the Decem-
ber program are Henry F. Hill and
G. Edward Wyatt. The merchants
are promoting the feature to en-
courage home-buying during the
Christmas holidays. The Lewes
Chamber of Commerce sponsors
the Yuletide celebrations the whole
month of December.
The Zwaanendael Museum has a
special exhibit now for Delaware
Day, December Tth, a special dis
play prepared by Phillip Snyder,
eighth grade student in the Lewes
Special School District for his re-
cent history project. Each student
in the class of twenty-six members
was asked to make a report on a
different state. Phillip chose Del
aware and has made a very COM
Rplete study of Delaware, including
the history, important industries,
agricultural products, scenic beauty
and tourist attractions.
This is the time of the year when
many school groups are visiting
the museum in connection with
their study of Delaware history.
Recently the museum has received
several groups from Lewes and
RehOboth.
/ The museum staff is now making
plans for their annual Christmas
exhibit and old toys or Christmas
i decorations are being solicited to
make the display different and in
! teresting.
The museum is open to visitors
weekdays, Tuesday through Satur-
| days, 1000 a. m. to $500 p. M;
Sunday, 1890 to $50 p. m. closed
Mondays.