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Evening star., 1948-11-18
In Mrntnrtan,
.NDERSoS WILLIAM 7,

ANDERSON. WILLIAM H. In loving re-
memoranee 5 Of our W., dear husband lsthsr ne;
who departed this life seven years ago
today, November rs, lSsl
'Tis sweet to think we will meet again
where s., partinss Par are nc. no more. ORE
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. FANNIE ANDER-
son; CHILDREN, RAYMOND c. AN
pERs1N san IL LEoNA HEn HENPR5Gks AND
BINGHAM, GLENORA BELL. In loving
remembrance of our dear wife and daueh-
ter, GLENoRA BELL BINGHAM, who
vember Is, 1899.
Her smiling way and pleasant face
Are pleasure to recall:
She had kindly word for each
HER 40 Iov1NG INC GftGSfa aGssASD SD AND MOTHER
RoBERT s1NGHAM AND Lucy BELL
CARTER. RICHARD tDICK). In loving
RICHARD DICK, CARTER, who departed
S a45 ,f hfee HISS His dSS 7Ha6' FAHIY foe:
COYLE. CHARLES r. A tribute of love
to our dear husband and father. CHARLES
F. COYLE. who passed away one year age
today, November 49, 1871.
Your life was unselfish
And for others you lived,
Not for what you received,
But for what you could give.
You were loved by all who knew you.
And for those who did not care
Your loving heart and helping hand
Was always there.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND SON.
HATTON. BESSIE S: tribute q loye
who passed away suddenly one yea &C
today, November 8. l94'.
Life is real. life is earnest
And the grave Is not its GOAL;
Dust thou art TO dust returneth
SAMUEL HATToN AND FAMILY.
HUMM. MARY CATHERIN. In loving
memory of our dear daughter. MARY
CATHERIN HUMM. who departed this life
twelve years ago, on November is. 1885.
Today our hearts are heavy.
Our thoughts are all for thee;
Oh. how We miss you. dear one.
None but God IN Heaven can see.
YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER.
PARKER, GEORGE LTTTLEJOHN. 1r
son, GEORGE LITTLEJoHN PARKER, who
departed this life one year ago today, No
vember IS 1941.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
MOTHER, HELEN LTrTLEJOHN PARKER
sELBY. LANDoNIA R. In sad but loy.
Ing remembranee of my dear wife. Ian,
years aso today. November Is, 1888.
Gone. but never will be foreotten
HER LOVING HUSBAND, ALFRED II F
SELBY.
SMITH, SARAH. In sad but loving re-
membrance of our devoted mother, SARAH
SMITH. who departed this life thirteen
years ago, November II, 1888.
Gone, but never forgotten.
The memory ever fingers on.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. HENRIETTA
HALL AND SARAH GORDON.
SMITH. WILLIAM A. In sad but lovina
memory of our dear husband and brother
WILLIAM A. SMITH, who left us one yeai
ago today. November ls, 1877.
November brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest
He will never be forgotten.
LOVING WIFE, SISTER AND BROTHER
IN-LAW
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ziba F. Bowman, 78, Dies;
Retired Rail Enqineer

Ziba F. Bowman, 78, retired Penn
sylvania Railroad locomotive en-
gineer and a Washington resident
since young manhood. died suddenly
Yesterday at his home, 222 South
Carolina avenue Sc.
Mr.. Bowman retired in 1910 after
more than 40 years of service. Much
of his retired life he spent at a
country home in Hollywood, Md.
Mr.. Bowman was veteran of the
Spanish american War, having
served in the Navy. He also was a
Mason.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Tennie Mae Carrick Bowman; three
daughters, Mrs. George E. Michael,
Kensington. Md; Mrs. Thomas j.
Kelley, Mohican Hills, Md, and
Mrs. Mary B. Daugherty of the
South Carolina avenue address; a
son, Kenneth A. Bowman of Hart
ford. Conn. and a brother, Harry S.
Bowman, 26O5 Thirty fourth street
Sc.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Saturday in Christ Episcopal
Church. Sixth and G streets S.E.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
Evening star., 1948-11-18
John J. Delaney Dies;
Brooklyn Democrat
Reelected 10 House

Representative John ]. Delaney,
Democrat, of New York died early
today at his home in Brooklyn. He
was 70.
Representative Delaney, who had
served continuously in Congress
since 1881 and previously from 1917
to 1919, was reelected by his 7th
district last month.
He lived in the district he repre-
sented all his life, and was reelected
this time even though illness kept
MIN from conducting personal
campaign.
Born in Brooklyn.
He was member of the Naval
Affairs Committee for seven years
and a member of the Rules Commit
tee.
Born in Brooklyn, MI. Delaney
took up the study of diamonds when
he was 19 and politics when he was
81. He became lawyer in 1914
and four years later served one term
in Congress.
He returned to his diamond busl-
ness and the law, and few years
later became deputy commissioner
of markets in New York. At one
time, he was made Chevalier OF
the Royal House of Italy for help he
extended Italians in New York.
Returned to Congress.
At the time Mr.. Delaney returned
to Congress, there were whispers by
the superstitious of curse" on the
Job. Voters in his district first re-
elected John F. Quayle, who died.
They they elected Matthew V.
OMalley. and he died.
Mr.. Delaney studied at Manhat-
tan College and received his law
degree from Brooklyn Law School
in 1914. He was a member OF the
Knights of Columbus and the Elks.
Surviving are his widow and two
children, jeanne Cornelia and John
Steven Delaney.
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Rites for Robert Beresford,
GP0 EmpIoye, Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held at II
m. tomorrow for Robert Beresford,
68, of 1856 U street NE, lifelong resi-
dent of Washington.
Mr.. Beresford, who had worked
for the Government Printing Office
for the last 20 years. died Tuesday
in Sibley Hospital, after an illness
of about month.
The services will be held in the
Lee funeral home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts avenue NE. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Beresford was educated in the
District Before going to the Gov
ernment Printing Office, he worked
for a stationery firm in Washington
He was member of the Hope
Masonic Lodge.
Mr.. Beresford is survived by his
widow. Mary r. Beresford: daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ernest Hoffman: two
brothers, Albert and Richard, and
two sisters, the Misses Katherine
and Elizabeth Beresford all from
Washington.
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Dratha

n national ushers Sc Union @ Of b
17 C. and Vicinity, Inc, IS hereb,
II Fl notified of the death Of our be
loved president Brother WILL
n LIAM H. DAVIS. All churches
StfITHIh11 of the union are notified to be
T5a7sdsS RoSember spsssnb at s s4s Hs mse'nf p4
at the Mount Airy Baptist Church. North
Capitol and L SITS. NV. Funeral sunday
November q, al 80 pm. from the Zion
Baptist Church, F st. between :ird and 4th
sts sw. Please wear your white usher
uniforms for the funeral services
ALMA c HAWklNs I1N FirS! pone vce Pres.
Cor. Secretary. 49,
DAVIS, WILLIAM H. All members OF
n the Interdenominational UsherS
r1 Union Chorus are hereby noli-
1r fed TO attend the, funeral serv-
III ices for our late beloved presi-
Ss ;S e s55s P,S y5ass s:5es 4: a a
vember II. l94S. at l;30 pm. All mem
day. November u Kindly wear robes.
EMMA MADDEN. President.
MAYBELLE BROWN. Cor. Sec 49,
DOWNS, RUTH VAUGHAN. On Tues.
day, November l6, 1913, at Doctors Hos.
pital; RUTH VAUGHAN DOWNS, beloved
Richard 3: Downs. sister of Mrs. Laura K
Kahlert. Friends may call al the Lee Fu-
neral Home ith ST. and Mass. ave ne
vember WheFe services viii be hed on prday No
Hill Cemetery Is
EARNSHAW, GEORGE VERNON. Sud-
denly, on Tuesday, November I6, I94S. al
his residence. S6lo Mayfair pl., Silver
Spring, Md, GEORGE VERNON EARN
Earnshaw, father of Mrs Dorothy Earn
Services at the S il. Hines Co Funeral
November 20 al 10 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 10
FIERSTEN. MARGARET AGNES. On
Georges. Hospital, Cheverly Md, MAR
GARET AGNES F1ERSTEIN of 1919 5sth
William J. Fierstein and and mother mother Of As Mar P-
saret Agnes Fierstein. Geraldine Denny
Jeane VAUGHN: Robert D. and Donald Fer
stein, stein u Remains resting At Gaseh's Flu,
funeral later.
day. November 10, l94s. at her residence
1871 Hemlock St NV, HESTER NELSON
FoRAN. beloved wife of Thomas George
Foran and sister, Of Arthur G. Nelson. Re
10, at 10 am Interment Ayimer. Prov
nce OF Quebec, Canada. Please omit
flowers. is
FuLCHER. ROBERT, Departed this lii,
on SATURDAY. November I;s. !94S: a
He leaves to MORN thetr loss one e sislel i
and host of other relatives and friends
Remains RESTING at the R N Hor on Co
on Friday. November 10 at 80 pm
from the above funeral home. Rev. JOSEPH
EoWards oftlclatlns. 1nterment Woodla WI
Cemetery
GILLIANS, OTTO. Departed this life
suddenly Tuesday NOVember
Mr.. OTTO GILLIANS of 1917 18th ST
NV. He is survived by devoted mother
Mrs. Louise Gillians and host OF friends
The remains may be viewed Saturday. No
yember 20, after pm. at the Hall Bros
Funeral Home, 62l Florida ave NV. Fu-
neral services Sunday, November y, at {
z m. at the above funeral home. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-11-18

THILUH, f ULNE z. EEdHktIISl CIIdp
Ter, knights Pose CroiX. A A. S.
4 r.. in the Valley of Washington,
81 will conduct the Rose CToiX sery-
ice for our late brother EUGENE
c. TAYLOR, on Friday. November
yN 10. l94S. at ! am. at the resi-
49, dence. h3OI STAFFORD I'd, Chevy
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= communication Of Hope Lodge,
IN No 20, F. A. A. M, IS hereby
IN - called for the purpose of attend
W ~ ing the funeral OF our late broth
%~ e.. ROBERT BERESFORD. on
Friday, November 10, 194S, at
JAMES NJ. BARNARD, Master.
Attest. PAIL. EGAN Sec. s
Evening star., 1948-11-18

1st 1t. Albert c. Blackman, -
of Mrs. Mary c. Buckher, 1927 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV.
Pvt. Arthur P. Brensinger, hus-
band of Mrs. Dorothy M Brensin-
ger, 412 Hamilton street NV.
1st 1t. Hubert NJ Moman, ir,
son of Hubert M. Moman, 14l0 Hop |
kirs street NV.
Pfc. Richard H. Smith, brother
of John H. Smith, 1884 @ street NV. .
Paraguay hopes to get group
of $4,000 European farmers as i'm
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Arlington ReburiaI Rites
Today for 70 Army Men

Reburial services for 20 Amy Off
GERS and enlisted men who died in
World War II were scheduled for
pm. today in Arlington Cemetery,
with the Marine Band and Ma
rine honor guard participating
Including are the following foul
from the District:
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Johnston Put on Probation

COLUMBIA, Mo, Nov. l8 tP).--
E. K. Johnston, former professor of
advertising at the University Of
Missouri, was placed on probali
for four years after pleading guilty
to charges of sodomy yesterda" He
was placed in Jail pending arrange
ment of $4,000 bond.
Evening star., 1948-11-18

MCLAUGHLIN, WILLIAM S. high
mass will be offered at the Immaculate
on Saturday. November 20. 194S, at $50
M. for the repoSe of the soul of WILL
LIAM S. MCLAUGHLIN, late of 9l9 L st.
NV Lovingly remembered by his family
of East Boston Mass
Evening star., 1948-06-28
\XN:: \XNE::TiH i 5;
"

DANCING.
Square dance sith I..,an caller and n...Is .s,ins
ne ssr..t. e N% $40 oelosi tonish 'n'
Bridse, table tennis and dancing, spon-
sSTsd By e s.r..a
Teen psnss' jssisa corYnssni.ss Center; Center
GOSPEL SINGING.
sis ssa ss1sss VIZ ctn!s' so
''"''"'' LUNCHEoNs.
Exchange Club, willard Hotel. 1915
wan street Journal Wili.sd Hotel; Hotel
Piano recital BY sslly West. Phillips
ssfees Msmeris NV, efs sse soeioee eoS eoni.hs.
Wade N. stephens organ recital. Church
of shs saints osloek ts.ns tonishs It
Capitol Building. 8 o'clock tonight.
| SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Library Of Congress. First and East Cap
! itol streets Sc, open am. to 10 pm.
sssa4asss h,9sfh .sa FTS'1; 70 sSna.;s s.
Carta on loan from the British soyern-
em the Ya .ssns sS eaer
Including the frst printed classic Of SCIENCE
and Six volumes from the press So Of =, tne p
page autobiography" for an indefinite
Barnet Alden Gallery, 1877 Randolph
rary aintinss t3 10 .pIa,;,S PM TesKdays snsn:,
'ns s.r to sb1ns Gssry Aosss
every d.y: pastsls, d5axinEs. oils .nd T'
kuad,seS ssf eSlHss WsinS.rr 81 ana Traey e. Coleman
snsSsse Sssssr fSsSfsi M..f.i City, Fifth and streets
sculpture e rom the corcoran School Of
Art .ss saFeofh sI.ss. wsSnesd.s Essh and streets
Cravings snd peintinss BY Josephine Dan
forth tsesn.S sa.Suse a.sa %sent:f' Art. seventeenth
IL to 4:3o pm. Mondays. 10 am. to $50
44aaoj 4:soj pm. ssturdass and 2 to s pm. sun;
days; paintings by Margaret Oates. Ethel
Gath Samuel sC0katS and Willdiaw Wnd n,tar H.
eoiors By artists. Of Washington, for an in
def9ais fR,,,, ptsIed MeG.r,., Gallery 1900 Twenty,
Sundays, IL am. to 10 pm. Mondays and
inss BY Marjorie Phillips for an INDEFINITE
National Archives, exhibition hall. Con,
stitution avenue between Seventh and
Ninth streets NV, open S:46 am. to b;1b
pm weekdays and 1870 pm: to pm.
| Saturdays, and / 80 pm. to pm sun
days and holidays. exhibit commemorat-
! ing the 150th anniversary OF the estab-
| lishment Of the Navy Department, includ-
ing naval documents from the Revolu-
tion through World War II surrender pa
pers, through July.
and s'const constitSsion s' avenue NV" open 10
sahon'' sTiaon the Dias Meiion. ress Wdener and
donors, for an indefinite period.
/ Fish and wildlife Service, under main
lobby IN Commerce Department Bullolng.
Fourteenth and streets NV. open 3
am. to pm daily: display Of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club,
1Ol5 L street NV: lounge library, writ
| ing desk, billiard tables, radio.
| servicemen's Victory Center. 11i3 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. free canteen; open
daily, nodn to midnight.
Moonlisht cruise aboard So. Potomas; 1,s,,
at s 80 O'clock tonight. ,
Penthouse Service Center. Seventeenth
and K streets NV; hospital party, 6:15
o'clock; sunset music hour. o'clock, and
dancing. 3 o'clock tonight. l
Armed Services YMcA, 1885 g street
NV; swi mining and games IN gymnasium
all day.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
AUCTION SALES.

Southern Building-owner's sale Of yalu-
nSva s sry prtmes eis essa g. Ssas
By virtue Of authority vested In us, we
win sell at public suction, in front Of
in square 4e5. Terms. sold subject to
prior building association deed s Of trust ,,t
be announced at time Of sale Purchase
price above said trust to be paid In
spess q ssao f.s1sns t .@.
to be complied with within so days. other:
Sis soS SeDost ssst,d0.. dO.tsitsd THos 2%ES
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son. auctioneers
Estate and United States Narshars sale
Of desirable modern household furniture.
Solitaire diamond ring; rsdios. RUGS. fre.
Electric washers and dishva ash.rs; ,e, nsx
s SEM. Mrsa fa:satss. ss .st.ss se%sn Ssn T. Isa. sa
I. fe'i irwin. in s soiotfn, Il Attorney snd Sshsr
sSs s. nv BY .usSo o.
afternoon. New dinette groups, electric
mirrors; sroups for dining, living and
desks. table ana moor electronereS, Royal
M sofas. table. and Chairs. chests Of drawers,
dressers, china cases, studio and sofa
beds, etc: diamond ring and cameras
By order United States Marshal and estate.
THOS. ]. OWEN 4 son, auctioneers. 435
Southern BuildinE Trustees sale. sale Of @ Tour
p1ss: .s. esas sas sas ss7 sna
tue Of : certain deed q trust duly re, g,
SEQ. Of the land. records Of the. District
of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, the undersisned
trustees will sell, at public suction. IN
reas sIess d., q y: ,uls Ap is four sess
ave O'clock pm. the following described
land and premises. situate in the District
Of columPis end desiSn..ed q anS esirF
also = With all boilers, hestins and light
frigerator. and all each and every OF the
interior owned sns = psrss
the hrst part, now In and upon salo oe.
sale: one-third Of the purchase- money to
Be s:s ssr. in s1:s s,sa ,s:1. s:ne, xs & sa
ive per centum per annum; paysDie semi.
first deed Of trust upon the property sold.
ss.:l es en- e:'h d.pa.s g. he of ess,eS z x ).
recordinG. revenue stamps: etc, At cost
Term, ss,sa, q sac s.y, 70 from "a,
the right to resell the property at the rtsk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser, aftsr
i've days advertisement q such 1 rssasSi sssi,a. 70
sseAit. eAl Trustess. -1 ,ssS.ss, ,so-jys.s.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
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QEElclAl NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, d. C. Notice
is hereby given that the Assessor Of the
District Of Columbia has, caused to be
nta psope1sy Ssnf as 81
the Act Of ConEress approved July l,
1902. IS smended and that . copy Of
person applying therefor at the once Of
the Assessor, Room 21b. District Build
ing. The law REQUIRES such schedules
10, and returned to the Assessor during
the month Of July 194s. Z. A. DENT,
Assessor, D. c. 80
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MeNETLL I FULLER, Atterneys,

8I6 18th Street NV.
IN THE MUNICIPAL, COURT OF THE
District Of Columbia.-sELIIABEI 2;
CO, INC. Defendant.--No. A-25047;-
The object Of this suit Is to recover the
sum Of S1,200.00 which plaintiff loaned
defendant, which Is past due and owing
to plaintiff and to have judgment Of con-
demnation of certain property Of the
defendant levied ON under an attachment
Issued in this suit to satisfy plaintiffs
claim. 1t is therefore. this 24th day Of
June, 1915. ordered that the defendant
appear in this Court on. or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
ieesi holidays, after the day Of the frst
publication Of this order, to defend this
suit and show cause why said condem-
marion should not be had; otherwise the
suit will be proceeded with as in case
Of default. BY the Court: June "A, 194S.
49, FRANK H. MYERS. Justice; SSeap
NELL, CLERK. BY RICHARD A. TRAM
NELL, Deputy Clerk. te2sjy6.l3
Evening star., 1948-06-28

household goods deslrsole. @ Eoo1 "SSS1o
PaISTERs, Az Il steady. good men, Apply ls4s
Z TfiAihNIERs II ias wanted. sI7s hr. finish ssrk.
s;is + sr &. eE Psss .:4 ass!' $:as
PAPER HANGERS. steady. good men.
Apply 1s46 N. H. ave. NV. -2a
rARKINe ATTEHDANT part asg tins s.nt ntsht- Il
PAKrs W WcGERK-Automobil exper. de-
tons. sroup insurance starting !nas,S salsTy.
"a sssrkNT M xTfokNhY MEY or 's asens Fun Or par.
.ss Addsss fhessfBss Bss aH as o'se
PHARMACIST. excel. salary and hrs. good
pPpH9RM seE ssss eenn s1e
ssSs2HGsMAcrsrs, ss2G registered for night. and
fHs1z EMP1Rs H'fi5 PHAKa%cY sS8s 14ss conn ave
PHARMACISTS. registered, s1;5o yrs: Of
days; days time and hah for overtime; 8 holi-
days a year with pay: large Prescription
sS:nss ior ds 1sb haer
one wk: vacation with pay after ! yr. 9
Eks after years; siek ieays t,on af'er vasb:
HE s' and accidental dealt. INSURANCE: $40
hospital pay for 10 days, plus paymens /
for certain operation and misceuansous
costs Retirement plan available for thoss
C. B. AIdrich. PEOPLES DRUG STORES.
INC, n st. ne, Washington. D. c.
PHARMACIST. unusual opportunity for
1st.cIaSs ambitious man with downtown
experience Top salary. 6-day VIZ.
PENN DRUG Co, 18th st. and sta. N Nv.
registered. exper,: 500 VIZ. r
4s-hr wk.; good opportunity ior rslia2pe
Observation-Disclosures t2y OCH with solicitor.
door to- door portraits. Apply COLONIAL
STUDIO. 1910 Wilson blvd. Arlington. va 4
90. white: top wages: plenty
II work Apply to Mr. SHOEMAKER at :
Sumner. To reach: Out Mass; ave. about
mi. beyond Westmoreland Circle turn Ieft :
on Fort Sumner dr.. Immediately aitef :
going through overpa1 -
fLASTEIERs, experienced: for housing
project n Al; Va. cH. s42o; ewes. am ana
sgIns III 'S SwANTED-work in D. c;i
long JOB: open shop; top wages can
PLUMBEk. exper. in new eonstruction g.
and repairs Call WI. 1853. 4S56.---2 A..
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PROPOSALS Gent. J

HNSTO0NS0 NSOutete
SEALED FROPOSALs WIN Be. received at
the Procurement Section, National Bureau
OF Standards, WsshinEton, D. c.. until 2
pm. July Z, 1913. and then publicly
opened for an automatic ionosphere re-
National Bureau Of Standards, Radio Prop
asation Field Station, Las Cruces, N. Mex
leo, as described in the bids which may be
National Bureau of Standards. %
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received BY
the Board Of Engineers for Rivers and
Harbors, Room 1920, Building TT. dray,
. m daylight saving time. 26 July l94s.
and then publicly opened and read for
the following items FOR sale: 122 display
lures, lures wings. So~xssS; . display fixtures.
self suppertable door type; 1 display fix-
ture. angle main frame. and corner. Items
once, 1st and Douelas streets NV.
washington, d. c. je26,2 s8. % ;ju24.25
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
LOC&I AuVCIIAScTB
Three Lines (Minimum)

LOCak AuSCTtAScFb
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time CSC line
z times --- 35c line per insertion
8 to times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
I times or longer
consecutively 30c line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, SC per line
additional. Advertisements Of New
Automobiles, Soc per line, 4-linc
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When eanceIing classified Advertisements
be sure to make Q note Of the cancellation
number This is important IN case your
statement does not show credit for the
cancellation.
Claims for errors must be made In time
for correction before second insertion.
!, II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears q serial
number with date and identifies your
adYsrtisement.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leav e your ads at the Busi-
ness once, 11th and Pennsyl--
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
. H. pIn., or at any Of the
Branch , ofices throughout
the city, .-.a, ". .,o e,
sact Telephone Hours: ~
3 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to . pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1948-06-28
PROPOSALS.

SEALED I16fosALEs IN J e Tsfsiysd 8. :sIns y
ton. p G. 9p to o zoo 7fm Selocf l, I'm 1a4s Eass.
and then opened publicly. to Lease the
Belasco Theater Building. Washington.
D. G.. except the NTH door. that nortiG,n
q ths o9r ana oesea
front Of the storage loft over the stare
and that poFtion Of the basement contain.
os .os e ss nss .oSsb Oe s val. o
ins. which are reserved. to the United
states and TO which there ar. ,si1,at direct
means Of access from onr.t ths so sq'onlns fo4
term Of years commencing on Septem9ers J..
1913 and ending on AuEusr Tsn,S:, 81 lyHij xii
8 new building on the site OF the Belasco
Theater Building during the term OF the
lease the Government shall have the risnt
S ts sIs. s1nfsl 'hi g Shs fis hs
.ss Of the rss &. ys ys1Is
ior iof any naVs cause 's 1hatsesser % one ,ssIs
accompanied By the REQUIRED deposit @ snd
1923 Of the Federal Works Agency Suild.
inE. 18th and r. Streets Streets, N.Y., W.. w.snins, aasns,
.eserve. .ea p &. Tint Fsse1s ss rs. aens1
proposals. and TO valve any tnformality
in proposals received when .ueh re}sctioa Mt,oa
states. II more than one PROPOSAL Pc
nam. Of bis Or their eIeIk. partner; asen.
be rejected. Prospective bidders may visT
Ing Executive 1900: BEaneh s727; Or b,
PHILIP B. YIMING. Major General.
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sE AIN 110P0aAT9 viu be received

SEALED PROPOSALs win be received at
the Procurement Section, National Buresu
nm, July q, 1913, and then publicly
opened ior meters, transformers. diree-
tional couplers. and mounts, for the Natl
onai Bureau of standards. as described IN
the bids which may be obtained from the
Procurement Section, National 6ureap. Of
Standards. -<S
Evening star., 1948-06-28

c. G. SLOAN 4 CO: INC, Auctlonsers'
7I5 18th st. NV. WASHINGTON, D, c.
sale Of household goods. personal effects,
etc, Tor storage charges Notice Is hereby
given that on Tuesday. July, 13, 194S.
Friday and tuesday thereafter until all
is disposed Of, there viii be sold at public
auction in the auction rooms Of c. q.
Sloan 8s Co.. Inc. 715 18th st. NV.
wa shington, D. c., to enforce liens for
storage and other charges due and unpaid.
ali furniture and personal effects, etc.
stored with us in the following names:
Catherine M. Bohn, Lillian johnson. Erms
Harvey. Norman H. Dupree, Fred Free-
man. Terms, cash. ACE VAN & STORAGE
CO., SCI Howard I'd. Sc. Washington,