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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, MARCH 13. 1Q»»
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Virginia's Court of Appeals
Still Seeks Executive Officer
Am >li a J
ey in* Associuiea n*n
RICHMOND, Mar. 13.—Chief
Justice Edward W. Hudgins of
the Vlrgihia Supreme Court of
Appeals said today the court has
agreed on the qualifications It
wants in an executive secretary,
bdt has found no one to fill those
qualifications.
-The post of executive secretary
was created by legislation passed
by the recent General Assembly—
since the act was not made an
emergency measure, the new of
fice does -not come into befog'
until June 28.
Whoever is selected will act as
liaison officer between the court
and the various courts of record
throughout the Virginia judicial
system in the interest of expedit
ing the dispensing of justice. He
will also serve as secretary to the
Virginia Judicial Council and the
Virginia Judicial Conference.
The position carries a salary of
$8,500.
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is not just another njfif
sauce, but a liquid pep- [E Xjt
per seasoning that geta |pj4*
its distinctiva flavor iIHR
from rare peppers aged AmOKm [K
in wood 3 yean. Get
Tabasco—and set it
;| out when you set the
ji table. Just a drop or
two works wooden! L'y£i?s|wa
mad. only by Mcllkonny
Company, Awsvy bland, |,
FOR SAMPLE OF TABASCO,
sand name, address and 10c for
handling, to Tabaico, Dopt. F-27, Avery
island, la.
‘Trademark Rag. U. S. Pat. Off.
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The Sensational New Bite Size Cereal
delicious Bk cereal you'll join the chonts—
YUM! Why not tßfmozxow morning?
Set RICE CHEX eiyour qivceii! Ralaton Purina Co, St Loola Ma 1
i TakomaParkC.ofC.
r Honors Howard Fisk
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—Star Staff Photo.
HOWARD 8. FISK.
The Takoma Park Chamber of
Commerce has cited Howard S.
Fisk, special correspondent of The
Star, for his “very commendable
job” in covering activities of that
community.
“It is with great pleasure that
we add our voice of recognition
of a humble servant who has done
his duty well,” the chamber cita
jtion stated.
| Mr. Fisk, who is 75, has been
associated with The Star for 59
! years* He served as automobile
editor from 1907 to 1917.
Although Mr. Fisk has lived In
the District for several years, he
has continued to cover the Ta
koma Park council and other
activities of that community for
The Star. He first began writing
Takoma Park news when he was
a resident there in the 1890 s.
Mr. Fisk now lives at lsfs Og
den street N.W.
Allen to Open Extra Office
If Elected to Congress
W. Prescott Allen today said he
will open an extra office in Cum
berland If he is elected to Con
i gress.
i “People In the lower sections ol
I the 16th District are easily accesi-;
ble to Washington and would have ■
little difficulty in visiting my office,
there,” Mr. Allen said. “But per-;
sons in the western part of the i
district have a longer distance to
travel.
“In view of this, I propose, If
elected, to establish an office In'
Cumberland so that people in that
part of the district can easily*
establish' contact with their Con
gressman.”
The Bethesda newspaper pub-;
lisher, who is campaigning for the,
Democratic nomination, said the
proposal is part of a program to
“keep in close touch” with con-i
stitutents. ,
Garden Club Convention
RICHMOND, Va., Mar. 13 (>P).—
The Virginia Federation of Garden
Clubs will open its annual con
ventfon at Old Point Comfort on
May 12.
Girl, 15, Wins Second Prize
In Eastern Livestock Show
By *• Ateedaled Feeei
BALTIMORE, Mar. 13.—A 15-
year-old girl, competing agdtost
adult rivals, came in second
yesterday in the contest for the
best entry in the Eastern National
livestock Spring Hog Show ami I
Sale.
Elizabeth A. Prough, a 10th
grader from Sykesville High
School, had the reserve grand
champion barrow of the show.
The grand champion was entered |
by George Lechllder of Gaithers
burg, and the grand champion
pen-of-three was entered by j
Sterling J. Leister of Hampstead. |
A record 85 Maryland and I
Pennsylvania breeders entered
435* hogs to eompete for $1,457 in j
prizes and blue ribbons. Nearly ]
two-thirds of the exhibitors were j
4-H Club or FFA members.
Winners Included:
Club class—Champion pen of
three, James Wightman, Gaithers- |
burg. (I
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SLICED BACON
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the OLD SOUTH"
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| Food for Lent

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