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RVNG KAMlNS, AaeIIonsF
go Z Street NV.
Exeeutiys as34eO
TRUSTEES. SALE or VALUABLE
EMasF1.H EgME1assaAE .Ha1kb 1kkSGEM sTsEr4 fs soJ4s! sFse

TRusTEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE
yWkrTY-THfRD STREET soUTH-
BY Virtue Of o certain deed Of ttus,
duly recorded, In Libef No. lO03O
Eolio 246 Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, and al
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the underlined trustees
viii sell. ct public auction. in front
T.,v 9I tns s,,j Rrsssnnisess sss on TUESDAY
CCkM5M, A,D; 1850. AT oNS
OCLock PM, the following
situate IN the District Of columbis,
and designated as and 6eing 10
80 In Square 6Se6.
TERMS: Sold subject to Q prieI
building association deed Of trust
fer approximately S5,679, further
particulars Of which viii be an
nounced at time Of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust 70 be
paid in cash. A deposit Of $500
REQUIRED. Conveyancine, recording
ETC., st purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for.
Ieited and the property may be
advertised and resold At the dis
GEORGE BAsILIKo,
VERNON HALSUP.
de9.1z ,14,10,19 Trustees.
Zee Williams q Zed Williams, JF.
Aueel0neoRa
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PETEk BURICH, Attorney,
AO5 SOuthern RnilAinr

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold:
ing q Probate Court.-Estate Of
HERBERT r. 6ROSSMAN, De-
ceased.-Na. 1O2,022. Adminis.
, tration Docket 212.-Appiicat tiou
HAVING been made herein for pro-
bate Of the last will and testament
Of said deceased, and for let.
ters testnmentary on said estate
BY THE AMERICAN SECURITY
ordered this 14th day Of Decem-
Der, AID. 1860. that the unknown
heirs at law and next OF kin Of
the decedent. and all others con-
cerned, appear In said Court or
Tuesday. the Gath day Of Janu.
aFy, AID. 1881. at 10 O'cloek
AN, to show cause why such
application should mot be granted
Let notice hereof be published In
the "Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening STAR" once In
each OF three successive weeks be.
fore the return day herein men,
toned. the first publication TO bt
not less than thirty days beforC
said return day. Witness, the Hon.
able DAVID A. PINE, Chief judge
Of said Court. this 14th day 81
December, AID 1860. ItSeaiJ Al.
test: FRANK J, BURKART, Deputy
Regtster Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. del6,23,3O.
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|, ,pIsTRIcT OF coLgMBIA, SIS.
I. NARY ALICE SMITH, Q Notafy
Public IN and for the District ol
PainIff Philips oS neTSpS TuENsuIis, Nfsu1lis tns1 ana
MALCOLM B. cRAWToRIp. partisI t1T
to o certain certificate Of amend.
ment Of certificate Of incorpora. 4.
tion tehange Of name), bearing
date on the 18th day OF November
1860, and hereto annexed, person
ally appeared before ne IN thl
said District Of Columbia, the said
PHILL1P r. TURNBuLL. and NAL
COLIN D. CRAWFORD, being pef
sonally wen known TO me as ths
persons who executed the said
certincate Of amendment Of certifi-
cate Of incorporation (change oi
name and acknowledged the SANE
oiSen under my hand and seal thii
Notary Seal.l NARY ALTCl
SMITH. Notary Public. NV com
mission expires May 81, 1865.
ORsiNGER . DoOLEY, AttsrReyS
UNITED STATES DriSTRicTi I 9 coURs II !
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate court.--No. l0i.To
Administration.-This Il to Civ
ths State oi New YorE YTiESiSs has OS 3
tsined from the Probate Court o
the District Of Columbia. Letter
Tes,tamentary LIS, on the estate o
wptit,LiAM pt.,r;se cAvE;RLX late Of th'
All peTsons hsxinE SSSa%elIsi elIsimsd desssse sssies
the deceased are hereby TSrnss
70 exhibit the same, with tn
vouchers thereof, LEGALLY authen
ticated,. to the subscriber. ON Q,
befote the 18th dav OF NAV. AID
1891: otherwise thew may By lav
be excluded from all benefit 81
said estate. Given under my hant
this 3Oth day Of November. 1860
NARY A, cAvERLY. 4 East 2stl
ssstsssit; ssssi NsE s,,.,t YORK; lo,,N Nsy " YcEk Dl
LIN, Deputy Resistef or wills foi
the District Of Columbia. Clerk O.
the Probate Court. de2.9.16
EDWARD G. CAREY, Attorney,
SCI 18th st. NV,
washinsten. D. c.
(Filed December Is. 1850.
WALTER P. BRAMHALL,
Clerk OF Municipal Court,
WaShington. D. CT
THE MUNICIPAL COURT for th,
District Of Columbia. Domestic
Relations Branch, - MERCEDEs
TUCKER, Plaintiff. vs.. JANIS W
TUCKER. Defendant.-CiVil Ae.
tion No. D2334 4-60.-Order Publ.
cation. Absent Defendant The
object Of this suit iS complaint foI
absolute divorce upon Erpund o.
desertion. On motion OF thl
plaintiff. II is this 18th day q
December. 1850, ordered that thl
defendant. JAMES w. TUCKER
cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortietl
day. exclusive OF Sundays and lega
holidays. occurring after the da,
Of the first publication OF thii
order; otherwise the cause will b
proceeded with rs In case Of de-
fault. Provided. o copy Of thi
order be published once q week 10
three successive weeks in tn
Washington Law Reporter. ant
The Evening Star before said day
(S.D JOSEPH N. r. RYAN, Jr
Judge. teeal) Attest: WALTEI
?. BRAMHALL, Clerk. By HID
J. ANDRAUsKAs. Deputy CLERK.
del B,23.3U,
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AHsiisa.sIs. gThS iii Z b. NV.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE
EST TO UNIMPRoVED GROUND
OR I STREET, ETWEEN IN
eTrEELELEH eTTwrEELELH AND EQuRTEFNTH
LY KNOWN AS PRRMIaEs 1887 I,
STREET SOUTHEAST,
ey virtue Of . certain deed Of
land records Of the District i 81
Columbia. and at the reouest 81
the party secured thereby. the
S enSSersisned trustees will sell. at
Pfemi.essu sussl0P on wknNESphYof II ESDt Yof rAs SAs
TWENTY-EiuHTH DAY Or De M
CEMBER. AID. 1850. AT oNE-
THIRTY-FIvE O'CLOCK PM,
the folloWinS described land Snd
premises. situate In the District
o. Columbia, and deSignated as
and being Lot n in subdivision
made by Sheldon Jackson college
of lots in Square. 104s. As per
pat as recorded In the once OF
Toeether with the exclusive right
stairs apartment OF the improve
ments now on said property.
TERMS: Sold subject 70 q prior
buildinE Association deed of trust
for approximateiy S94O.23: fur.
thef particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust 70
sssso6p pals ls.,,I,.G II cash Z DEPOSIT % q
eoEdtnG. etc. at purchasers cost,
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days; otherwise de-
may be advertised and resofd at
the discretion Of the trusteeS.
JEROME MALiN.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
de16,19.2l.23.27 Trustees.
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WILLIAM T. PACE.
WILLIAM II. MCCULLOUGH.
WHITF0RD w. CHEsToN.
Attorneys at Law
38I5 Rhode Island Avenue
MT, Rainier, Maryland
MT. kainiers MarylAno
.valt.A p.,t- az Tnnn

(Filed July 10, 1860,
HARRY NJ. HULL. Cierk.l
United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia
AMY M. WOOD, Plaintiff. vs.. ALL
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, ALIEN
EEB AND DEvIsEEs OF: ANN
PICKERILL, EFT AL. Defendentt,-
Civil Action No. 16g5.60.-PUB-
LICATION,-UN OFFEND
ANTs.-The object Of this suit Is
to establish OF record. By adverse
possession, the title Of the plain
tin In and to The West Ten t10l
feet Of the North Thirty. 800
feet OF Lot One Hundred and
Forty-six u46 in Bealfs Addi-
ti0n TO Georgetown. being in
Square Sixty-four t64l 'George-
town." now SQUARE 1924 in the
City Of WASHINGTON, District OF
Columbia. On motion OF the plain
1880, ordered that the defend
AAIisnsssss AIsss ,, and Psvisses q; S,.s ANN AM
Pickrill, and EsAU PicKERiLL,
aka Esau Pickerell, AKA Esau
Pickrell, AKA Esau Pickrill, and
ADoLPAUs II, PfcKERiLL, aka
Adolphus H. Piekerell, AKA Adolf
phus H. Piekrell. AKA Adolphls
II. Pickrill, and LORETTA HARDY,
and CAROLINE SALOME RIsQUE,
and sPHRoNIA PAUL, and JOHN
ARA John Pickrell, alk/a John
Pickrill, and 2. WILSON PICK
ERiLL. AKA Z. Wilson Pickerell,
aka 2. Wilson Pickrell, aka
2. Wilson Pickrill, and CHILDREN
OF ADDISON PICKERILL, AKA
Addison Pickerell, aka Addison
Pickrell, aka Addison Pickrill,
cause their appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the f1rst
rule day occurring after the ex-
piration of three months from the
first publication OF this order,
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default.
PROVIDED. a copy OF this order
be published twice q month for
three months in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening
Star before said day. -(S) MAT
THEW r. MCGUIRE, Judge. (Seal. J
A True Copy. Test: HARRY M.
HULL, Clerk. BY @. ELIZABETH
PHILLIPS, Deputy Clerk.
de0,10-ja6,t 6,t3-fe3,10
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Swedish modern bedroom
suite, pr. bunk metal beds,
fine box springs and foam
rubber mattress, lounge
and living room chairs,
fireplace brasses. fancy
bedspreads, odd chests and
dressers. twin and double
Hollywoods, grand mahog.
6-piece bedroom suite, in
expensive Belgian rugs;
other effects.
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GENERAL OFFICE

Experienced, typing go w.pm.: pere
manent position; vicinity of Ga.
and New Hampshire aveS: 5-day,
age 25-45. Write Box 329-K, Star.
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GIRL FRIDAY

Young woman, age 1885, with
GOOD typing and shorthand, must
be industrious and able to handle
varied office duties with large local
publishing firm: excellent oppor.
tunity for good steno. seeking ad-
vancement possibilities. Liberal
company benefit plan and REGULAR
salary increases. Start now or
after the holidays. Please submit
vious experience and present sal.
ary. Box 145-K, Star.
(Continned ON Next Pagsk
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ROCKVILLE, MD.

The Mayor and Council Of the City
Of Rockville. Nd. win receive
Of contract 60-600-0. storm dRain-
yo1y sy;ssS sS ccsnsI g. saf unt Sfs q S,oes Ssis
at which time ali bids win be
publicly opened and read aloud at
the City Of Rockville Civic Center.
Baltimore. Rd. and Edmonston
Drive.
The project includes the following
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SUBURBAN BANTI.
TARY COMMISSION, CONTRACT
p1i pDt,SsSiNS; SisSi%; TuBBlE5sHiNS Blss @1A4NSP ANP
METERS,-sealed proposals for
for furnishing and delivering g.
600 each s-inch, 1000 each q
inch. 100 each 1.inch and l00
each 1h-inch Disc Water Meters,
will be received In the once OF
the Purchasing Agent, Room G-I3
Of the Washineton Suburban
Sanitary Commission, 4017 Hamil-
ton Street, Hyattsville, Maryland
until Friday, December 81, 1860,
at 11:O0 AM. Eastern Standard
Time, at which time and place
they will be publicly opened anc
read. Specifications may be OBJ
tAined from 8. 2. Salsberry, Pur.
CHASING Agent Of the Commission
VILE WILLARD 5 A. SoFRis soFTH 3is: Gssi5%sn cSsn
man: WILLIAM C., AUSTIN
JAMES B. BLAND. MORRIS v
sPICCl. WILLIAM B. WHEELER
Commissioners. Attest: JOHN T
BoNIFANC, Secretary dele
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SPECIALiZTNG M

SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perp. Bldg.. s. g.. Nd. JU. 9-6196
TOBACCO CLERK, experienced only.
Top salary and commission, paid
holidays and fringe benefits. good
working conditions. Apply in per.
son only, between 10 and 4, DART
DRUG. b458 3rd st. ne.
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PART TIME
$50 Per Week

z Sy1EEsSE SyEEs Az a.yE ERygS5Egs g1GsBs TzzAsBS T,zzAsB
WoRKING PRoM 8 IN. 10 500
P:M. MON. THROUGH FRI., FOR
INITIAL INTERVIEW SEE MR.
CRAIG, RM. $40, WARNER
BLDG. 18th AND 3 NV, SUN.
DEC. Is AT 2:3O PM. SHARP.
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Iogetner with QltcheS, mAnnoleN
tnletS. end walls, junction cham.
Der, sanitary sewers, water main
and other appurtenaneess
Copies Of plans and specification
may be obtained from the once
OF the Director OF Public works
Rockville, Md. A deposit Of sec
for each set will be required as Z
guarantee OF the safe return oi
the document within q reasonable
time. This deposit will be re.
funded In half on not more thar
sets TO each general contractor
who returns the documents in good
condition.
Each bid shall be accompanied b.
q bid security in an amount eoual
to at least 10ss Of the bid.
The successful bidder Iill be re.
outred to furnish and pay fol
satisfactory performance and pay,
ment bond or bonds in an amount
equal to the full contract price.
The City Of Rockville reserves tn,
riRnt TO reject any or all bids II
part or in full and to waive Ans
irregularities or informalitieS II
the biddins.
No bids may be Withdrawn for 4
period Of 30 days subsequent 4
the opening Of bids without thJ
consent OF the owner.
Signed: JEAN r HORNECK, Clerl
Tor Mayor and Council,
del4,l0,2l
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LEGAL NOTICES
GEORGE A. DIDDEN, Jp.,
Attorney,

H' OADUBNs SBss
Attorney,
S16 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc,
Washinston 3, d. C,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
MART1NA S1SS MUTscaLEs;R. USTcih.s;fsssss Deceased. 9,
Docket 2I0:-Appliestion 'haviSS
been made herein for probate OF
: the last will and testament oi
said deceased dated August 4,
1888. and for letters teStamentary
on said estate BY GEORGE A.
DtDDkk, Or.. the duly nominated
executor. and further that the
paper writing dated June 90,
guaGe (which has been duly trans.
lated and which was not wit.
messed in accordance with law be
denied probate. 1t IL ORDERED.
this LIST day Of December. AID,
1860, that Joseph Buhl. FrieburG
In Breisgau. Bluecherstr. II. Ger
many; Heinrich BuhI. ulm on the
Danube. WaldornVeg ls. Ger
many: Paula Glemser. Ulm on the
Danube; sOe5fiinssn; sonnestr: 3
10, Germany; HedWi9 dies. Hell.
bronn am NeekAr, Dammstrasse
49,. Germany; William Wiesen.
mater. Stuttgart. RotenberEstr. 1876
II, Germany; Frieda Wilhelmine
Puhl. EystTup d.a. Weser. Bee
Bremen, House number lS9. Ger.
many: siesfried Buhl. Eystrup d.A
Weser, Bee. Bremen, House mum.
Der lS9. Germany; Martha Bull
Ws;:r NgIss nqHSss srssI. l72 oswE@any st
Mutsehier. IauterSadstrssse
schafer. 81 wsrsstrasse. stItt'
gart, Germany: Johanna Heuber
StaufenbeIgStIasse l06, Oberes.
slineen, Wurtembefg. Germany;
Walter Mutsehler: 3 Furstsn. q
Ing Inse6ors s,;O: Saso6: 17S .rls Rc;snberS. zen ,S:
SiifSss; Unknown SiSaSsAIt heirs st iaW ana nexI Ell
Of kin Of the deeedent and al
others CONCERNED. appear in SAID
Court on Tuesday. 10th Of Janu.
AM. TO show cause why such
application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published iH
and "The Evenins STAR once IN
each OF three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein men.
not less than thirty DAYS before
HoSaorabls DAVID 4. PINE, chic!
. Judge OF said Court, this lst day
Attest iase:6Gf JOIN ". ~ toiEfS. LIN psSat,
REGISTER Of Wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court. de2.v,l6
WILLIAM r. PACE,
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MUSIC FOR NEW YEARS EVE!
We still have 2 small dance com
KiP's MUSIC SERVICE, RE. 7-esos
RETIREES - These outstanding
northwest businesses with little
work can be operated in spare
time. Excel. incomes: furnished
apt. house now 4 units, can be
converted TO @. Present income
$475 MOI rent Sl60; Price, S4,-
500; $1,000 down. Also rooming
house, z rms. and apt. furnished,
plus basement rental. Present in
come with basement S44O; rent
SlB0; price $1,000. Sl,hOO down.
Will also sell building $4,000 dn..
assume $4,000 mortgage. owner
being transferred. Call FE. =
2O5l after 5 pm. weekdays, all
day Sat. and Sun. or write to Box
350-K, Star.
SANTA CLAUS IMPERSONATION,
SO for 10 Minis. will rent suit
for So per party JU 5-15l6.
WANTED TO BUY tape recorder, or
wire recorder or what have you.
DE. 2-4068.
COLORED MEET UNMARRIED re-
flned adults: persnl. Introduction
RE. 1887, Ii. 3-447o, SO. 1s6
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PERSONALS

GIFTS THAr Arr
DIFFERENT - Cocktail table.
AQUARIUM combination Of original
design. Exotic fountains anc
water, falls for indoors and out
spherical aquariums. Real cham
payne fountain: BY appointment
EXPERT HAND LAUNDRY, DO III
any kind delicate crochet work
Call NE s-2151.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

LAB. TECHNICIAN
For out-patient clinic in Takoma
Park. Nd. modern equipment and
good working conditions. 40-hour
week; / month leave per year, sick
leave benefits including compre.
hensive medical and hospitaliza-
pendents, Insurance and retires
ment program Salary, to $4 500
depending on education and abils
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OALb
Il. 5000
CANCELLATIONS
SPECIAL N0TleES
Mkn NILE RAILTE

! IWTLL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE foi
any debts incurred By anyone 9th.
er than myself RAYMOND 3
BRADSHAW. 1873 Lyman pl. ne
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. PERIODICAL
PHOTOCOMPOSITI
LAYOUT MAN

Comprehensive layout work with
knowledge and experience In pho
decomposition page makeup, in.
cluding typography. stripping and
opaouing Of magazine. Some on
the Job training. Give education,
Job experience: aee and military
service. Box 152-K. Star.
PHARMACIST
Experienced, reliable; perm. posi-
days. Apply in persen. SOUTH;
e. ERn NV! DRUG CO. lO'n anu ID
PLUMBER, experienced jobbing me-
ehanic; top pay. steady work. re-
tirement and hoSpitaliZation. Ap-
gyy ssS Sts'Sn; e. 3 am Il NO phSD. d;SD ssIis Sm
LOU D. KELLER. INC, 1073O
Conn. ave, Kensineton, Nd.
PLUMBER
Jobbing, experienced, top wages
steady work. D, c. drivers license
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO., 5000
Georgia ave. NV. TU. 2-1900.
REAL ESTATE SALES, VIRGINIA
II you are q man who knows
and loves virEinia real estate, We
can offer YOU q wonderful oppor-
tunity, Cab Mr.. Farr with FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC. D1. 7-l41I.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, with
PROVEN RECORDS. preferably
with local exper. DRAW, BONUS,
VACATION and other benefits
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s4oO.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-If you
are experienced in the Bethesda
have unlimited advertising start
ing ct q very exceptional rate OF
commission and want to make
1861 your most prosperous year,
contact Mrs. frankie H. McCurdy
at OIL. 6.6555, or come in our
once for an interview Saturday,
1909 Norfolk ave. BURTON-KEL-
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. Prince
GEORGES. County. wonderful oppor.
tunity in old-line, expanding or
sanitation. Ask for Mr.. jackson
With N. LEO sToRcH. INC. sP
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Part,
time men needed to sell the most
successful subdivision houses IN
VA. Supplement your income
$2,500-$5,00O, Call Mr.. Silver
man, ]. L. LEWIS ASSOC. NE. 8.
statesmen
Leading mems furnishinss chain
has opening for experienced sales
men. Excellent earnings. Full CO
dement's; Wonderful opportunity
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
SOB l4th ST. NV. 942 F st. NV
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
exper. In fabrication work. Hands
around service station. No phone
calls. coNNoRS, INC, 272l
Nsylor rd, sc.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN.
AGER-Good pay, bonus, vaca.
ton, for industrious man with
local refs, or bondable. Apply
afternoons, JOE'S HOMOCC
SERVICE, 6420 Central ave, Cap.
itol Heights, Nd.
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PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
No. 2323-S, SEWER CONSTRUC-
TION.-Sealed proposals for con-
struction Of the Rock Creek Relief
Sewer from the Maryland-D. c.
Line to wildwood Manor Outfall.
Montgomery County, Maryland.
which involves approximately 25.-
060 feet Of 42-inch, 48-ineh and
64-inch reinforced concrete pipe
sewers, Will be- received at the
once Of the Secretary OF the
washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission. 40l7 Hamilton Street
Hyattsville. Maryland, until
1870 AM, Eastern Standard
Time. nt which place and time
this rsani Contract snG may Sc oSsSnsd
from the once Of the CHIEF
Engineer Of the Commission. Plans
and Specifications Section. BLAIR
A. MoRRis, vice Chairman: VIII.
LIAM c. AUST,IN. JANE, -, 2
WILLIAM B. WHEELER, Commits.
sloners, Attest: JOHN T. BON.
IFANT, Secretary. de16
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY Commission. CONTRACT
NO. 2751-W, WATER MAIN CON.
STRUCTION. - Sealed proposals
for constructing In dunpowdei
Road, between Fairiand and
0reencastle Roads. Prince 0eorgei
County. Maryland, approximately
1873 feet OF 10-inch and 1880
feet Of 12-ineh water mains, viii
be received at the once OF the
Secretary OF the WashinEtor
Suburban Sanitary Commission
40l7 Hamilton Street, HyattSville
Maryland. until Wednesday. De.
cember 2S, 1850, at 11:00 AM,
Eastern Standard Time, at which
place and time they will be public.
ly opened and read. Plans anc
Specifications for this contract
may be obtained from the ono,
Of the Chief Engineer Of thI
Commission. Plans and Specifica,
tons Section. BLAIR H.. SMITH
Chairman: WILLARD A. MORRIS
Vice Chairman; WILLIAM c
AUSTIN, JAMES B. BLAND
MORRIS v, 6PICCr, WILLIAM B
WHEELER. Commissioners Attest
JOHN T. BoNIFANT. Secretary.
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CONTINUED on Next PaSaE
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Comprehensive layout work with
knowledge and experience In pho
decomposition page makeup, in
cluding typography. stripping and
opaouihg Of magazine. Some on
the Job training. Give education,
job experience. age and military
service BoY 152.K. Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

C. G.. SLOAN q CO., INC, Est. 1891
INSTRUMENTATION
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ASST. BOOKKEEPER

Hieh school srad, GOOD with figures
and trained in basic bookkeeping
Must be able to operate and un.
derStand MGR and other once
machines. Good starting salary,
40-hour week. group hospitaliza.
tion, life insurance. profit sharing
and many other company benefits.
Apply in person, Personnel OF.
nee. HECHINGER CO., 15th and
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ADAM a. WEsCHLER 9 SON
Auetioneers-ApDraisers
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PHARMACTST

Experienced. reliable; perm. posi-
tion. Closed Sundays and holt
days. Apply in person, SOUTH
ERN DRUG CO.. 18th and H
Evening star., 1960-12-16

PLUMBER, experienced Jobbing me-
chanic; top pay. steady work. re-
tirement and hospttaliEation. Ap-
ply n person. 4 e 4:30 Pm Pm
Lou b. KELLER. INC, 1OT3O
Conn. ave, Kensinaton, Nd.
Milford chronicle., 1960-02-26

Newsprint mills have found a
new source of income in vanillin,
which is taken from sulphite liq-
uor used in newsprint production.
says Newsprint Facts. Vanillin is
used as a flayoring and in per-
fume.
Evening star., 1960-05-03
BY DICK SLAY
Star stan Writer

Practically out of nowhere,
Joe Mona has come along to
challenge Ev Cloud for the
first-string right halfback po-
sition on Maryland's football
team.
In fact, Coach Tom Nugent
disclosed yesterday that Mona
has the edge in spring practice
and probably will start at right
half Saturday in the 10th an
nual game with the alumni.
Nugent calls the battle at
that position one of the more
interesting developments of the
spring workouts. One of the
reasons is that both boys are
Washington area products.
another that Mona never played
right halfback until after the
start Of the 1859 season.
Cloud, an all-around athlete
in his days at Mclean High
School, started the last five
games last fall, his junior sea-
son. This spring he still was
the No. l right-half until he
hurt his chest
Mona was an All-Metropoli-
tan end at st. Johns and
played end his freshman year
at Maryland. AS a sophomore,
he was the No. 3 right end at
the start of last season, then
was switched to No. 8 right
Evening star., 1960-05-03
SENATORS ~
Koot ries to Break
Frustrating Pattern

games-and no cracks, pleas.
Griffith won't insist on his
players using them, but he be-
lieves all major league teams
will be employing that type of
headgear in a few years. . .
Battey missed action last night
on the recommendation Of the
club physician, who urged
more rest as a precautionary
measure. Killebrew stayed
out Of the starting lineup be-
cause his injured right leg still
was giving him trouble in field
ing practice.
Temple ragged at Frank
UmOnt, plate umpire, when
called out for being hit by his
own batted ball in the third
inning Pascual will face the
Indians tomorrow night E.
Bond backed against the CEN
terfield fence in the first inning
to haul in Dobbek's smash.
Gardner was charged with
an error in the third when
Power kicked the ball out of
Billy's hand while attempting
to steal The infield grass at
Griffith Stadium is so high
players soon may have to fight
their way through it with
machetes It's the same way
at Yankee Stadium, and in
both cases the idea is to slow
grounders for slow infielders.