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4 o. "-Az1I1tls A,A,
N. W. Tournament All-StarS

All-stars for the third annual
Northwest Nisei Invitational Basket
Tournament presented by The
Northwest Times, were announced
today as follows:
FIRST TEAM
Sci Adachi. Tokuda Drug; Roy
Suzuki Beacon Gle ners (Spokane);
Ray Otani, Mercury; Mickey Tami-
vasu. American Auto (Portlandl:
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LOST
TRANSPORTATION

Leaving for Massachusetts, Thurs
day, goth. Want per'on TO share
trip and driving. May drop off
enroute. Phone 58-W.
jan14-3tX
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
PLUMBING

Reliable and efficient plumbing
service. Free estimates. Phone
853. A. G.. Roberts. ianl2-4t
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Started Chick Special sensa-
tional news for chick buyers
For very, very limited time, we
offer started chicks. 10 days to
2 weeks old, for only $3.50 per
hundred. 3 to 4 weeks, $24.50
per hundred. Chicks have been
fed best feed available and
started in modern hatchery.
Your choice of New Hampshire
Reds, Rhode Island Reds, Bar
red Rocks, White Rocks, Red x
Rocks or White Giants. We
ship exactly the breed you or
der. No substitutes: No Leg
horns. Free with each order,
informative poultry book, poul-
try calendar, and price list.
Write direct at once. Send full
remittance. Give Express Of
flee. No started chicks shipped
COD. We ship Immediately
FOB, Quality Chicks, Pc Box
AIS, Five Points Station, Co
lumbia, S. c. Janlo-lt
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Baby Chick Special For very
limited time we offer heavy
breed baby chicks at sensation
ally low price of $7.95 per hun
dred. New Hampshire Reds,
Barred Rocks, White Rocks,
Red X Rocks and White Giants.
Finest quality from 1000 blood
tested flocks. We ship breed
YOU order. No substitutes. Or
der from us with confidence.
Write for the breed you desire
today. Immediate shipment
Send no money. We ship COD,
FOB, Quality Chicks, Pc Box
AIS, Five Points Station, Co
lumbia, S. c. lanl''lt
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Coconut plants, 5 feet high, Csc
each. Apply 1909 South Street.
janl5-1tx
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FOR SALE-HARDWARE

Dutch Boy pure linseed oil, $344
gal; alcohol, $l.69 gal; pure
gum turpentine, $1.20 gal. Nc
Killip Hardware, 602 Frahcis
Street, Phone 1888 for delivery.
jan153t
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DEADLINE

DEADLINE
To insure publication, copy
must be inathe office before IL
o'clock on the day of publica-
ton.
OFFICE
Business office in The Citi-
zen Building, corner Greene
and Ann Streets. Door to the
right on entering building.
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Water power was first harness
ed by the ancient Egyptians.
They used simple wheels Ia raise
water from the Nile for irriga-
ton.
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CLASSIFIED ADS


is SC a word and the minimum
charge for the first Is words
or less is 45c.
PAYMENT
Payment for classified adj
vertisements is invariably in
advance. but regular advertis-
ers with ledger accounts may
nave heir advertisements
charged.
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Four lots, 200 feet front, 100 feet
deep, high land and good soil,
on Avenue D, between 18th and
18th Streets. Price, $4,000.
Apply to owner, 1909 South
Street. jan15-1tX
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FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

Innerspring mattresses, single or
double, almost new. Boxsprings
to match. Cheap. 80" cot, with
innerSpring mattress. 1928
White Street. jan6-tf
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White kitchen cupboard for dish
es, $l2; metal bed and spring
mattress, SIS. Phone 1343-R.
janl4-2tX
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Several centuries before Christ
the Greeks experimental with
crude hydraulic machinery
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American Indians made no use
of water power, but the Pilgrims
used it to grind corn as early as
1923.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

The first hydroelectric station
in America was built in Apple
ton, Wise, in 1882.
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Lot, so X 100. Near Naval Hos
pital. Call 1364-W after 5 pm.
jan14-3tx
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Interesting Notes

A species of water-lily gKnw-
ing in the Amazon has leaves So
broad and firm they will bear the
weight of child.
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Table, porcelain-top, two extern
sion leafs, 4 chairs, $4,000. Eu-
reka vacuum. some attach
ments, $500. Rollaway cot, 81
size, $1,000. SILL Poinciana.
jan14-3tX
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WANTED-EMpLoYMENT

Practical nurse, companion or
housekeeper. References. Call
between is pm. or write: Mrs.
Lehmer, 1922 Southland Street.
janl3-3tx
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PAYMENT

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Married woman desires young
child to mind days while
mother works. High school girl
will care for young child after
Moons. Phone 1023-J.
janl5-2tX
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Completely furnished 2-bedroom
cottage, on nice handicapped cor
ner lot. Price, $4,000. See us
about this. Apartment house,
three apartments, near Truman
Avenue. A good investment
buy. Price, $4,000 for quick
sale. Johnson & johnson.
jan14-tf
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Three boys, slowly starving, want
work while they are still strong
and capable. Phone 188-M.
jan14-2tX
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Ladies - To represent Fiesta
Products Company. Sell fast
moving line of plastic products.
Write for more information to-
day, GIT Stiles Ave, Warren,
Ohio. janl5-ltX
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FOR SALE-TRAILERS

Luggage trailer, steel body, 1900
pounds capacity. Tires and can
opy included. Phone 1482-M.
ian15-4tx
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Furnished tWo-bedroom house,
with screened porch, new cleo
trio range, GE refrigerator
g. Close to waterfront and four
blocks from Duval Street.
, Priced for quick sale. Apply
1908 Fogarty Ave. or call
149-W. jan12-14-15-3tX
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Have two nicely furnished homes,
I. two and three bedrooms. Also
E. two apartments with two bed
s rooms on the ocean. Exclusive
locations. Season. Cecil Carbo-
nell, 700 Duval Street, Phone
. 10 or i82-W. jan8-7tx
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FOR RENT--HooMs
FOR HENT-sroRES
FOR RENr-coTTAcES

Newly furnished one-bedroom
cottage. Utilities and linens
furnished. Seasonal rent. APP
ply Franks Barber Shop, 425
Southland Street. janll-6tX
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HELP WANTED-MALE

Cook and buffet server. Good
appearance. Apply Sun and
Sand Club. janl4-2t
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FOR nENr-GARAcEs

Garage on Margaret street, near
Fleming Street. Apply Sam
Harris, Citizen Office.
,.... ianl0-6t
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When making raisin pie.
sprinkle the raiSlnS with a little
grated lemon rind and cinnamon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

New Maytag washer with alum
mum top, $3.50; portable Singer
sewing machine, $50. % Rest
Beach, Phone 1523-W.
janl5-3tX
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS
PLACES
FOR SALE-POULTRY

100 big, healthy broiler chicks,
$685. COD. Our special selec-
ton, $3.50. H. g. H. Pedigreed
Chicks, Belmar, New Jersey.
jana 5-22-29-4t
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RATES:
Regular Tyne

Advertisements under this
head will be inserted in The
Citizen at the rate Of &c a word
for each insertion. but the
minimum charge for the first
Is words or less is 30c.
Black Face Type
The rate for blackfaes tyne
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MOVING AND HAULING

Furniture Moving
General Hauling
Every Load Fully Insured
ISLAND CITY TRANSFER
Phone 166 E. ". Kinsman
jan3- lmoX
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FOR Righteousness
PLACES

Large store. Apply Paul Lum-
ley, 526 Simonton Street.
jan14-3tX
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Equity in furnished Macarthur
house. Phone 1067-J.
jan10-6tX
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Flavor cream cheese with a few
mashed anchovies and use 70:
stuffing short lengths of celery:
sprinkle each with a light dust
ing of paprika. Use these To serve
with tomato juice for a first
course or on watercress OF shred
ded lettuce for a salad course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

Palms, crotons, cactus, hibiscus,
frangipanies, stephanotis, bou-
gainvillaea, coleus. sultanaS,
other plants. 1904 Southland ST,
Phone l049-J. jan15-22-2tx
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FOR SALE-pROMISSARY
NOTES

Notes (Promissary). 1c each.
Minimum five. Artman Press,
Citizen Bldg, Phone 81.
dec27-tf
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Man With Knife In Hand
Believed Hit-Run Victim
by the Assoeiotsd Press

A man was found unconscious
on the pavement at Twenty sixth
street and Virginia avenue NV
early today, apparently the victim
of a hit-run driver but holding an
open pocket knife.
Police identified him as Charles
]. Carr, 40, colored. 529 Twenty
sixth street NV.
Carr was taken to Gallinger
Hospital with a broken right leg
and head injuries. His condition
was described as critical and po-
lice said he could tell them only
that he was struck by an automo-
bile. Tire marks were found at
the spot where Carr was lying, po-
lice said.
j. B. Snead. a night watchman
for the Washington Gas Light Co.,
discovered Carr,
Evening star., 1949-03-12
French Singer Loses Suit
After Fight Over 'Bolero'
By the Asseeiotsd Press

PARIS, Mar. 12.-Dany Lamar,
French night club singer. lost yes
terday in her suit to collect 100000
francs ($1,600) from a night club
in which she was hit on the head
by champagne bucket.
Instead, the court ordered her to
pay the night club-Ciros-100
francs go cents) for creating a
disturbance and 500 francs t$1.60
for wine glasses she broke.
It all started several nights ago
when Dany offered the orchestra
at Ciros 10000 francs to play Ra-
vel's "Bolero"-a tune with a per-
sistent and repetive theme-un-
til she tired Of it. Other patrons
wearied of it before she did and
that's when the argument began.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Truckers Plan Oyster Roast

The 18th annual oyster roast of
the District Trucking Association
will be held at $50 o'clock tonight
at the Mayflower Hotel. P. F.
Bowie is chairman of the commit
tee in charge. A floor show and
about $50 door prizes will feature
the affair.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Buff Cobb Married

CHICAGO. Mar. II (R.-Bufi
Cobb. actress granddaughter OF
the late humorist, Irwin S. Cobb
was married last night to Myron
L. Wallace, radio announcer
Miss Cobb. %, was divorced
February 10 from William Eythe
actor. 1t also was the second
marriage for Mr.. Wallace, 80.
Evening star., 1949-03-12
Polish Priest Gets 9 Years

WARSAW, Mar. IL (P.-A
district court in Krakow yester-
day sentenced. a Catholic priest,
Father Jan Wojcik, to nine years
in Jail for financial abuses" in
connection with funds belonging
to a peasant aid organization.
Evening star., 1949-03-12

IN THE MODERN MANNER-A New York architect Morris
Lapdus the Edwards
shoe 1904 street NV Unusually large amounts of glass
employed walls replacing traditional materials
The opened yesterday Executives include Edward
Engeman supervisor for the Shoe Corp of America
H Kenke general manager here Star Staff Photo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
Dakota Entries Top Futurity;
Parkes, Orr Win Reserve

to take home along with four of the
top females of the sale. Two of these
heifers were bred by Bar Is Ranch
and stood first and second in class
in the judging preceding the sale.
Included in the Soulsby group was
an Advance B. SIS Triumph 1st
daughter from the Henry M. Shank
herd at Bozeman and a Daughter of
Sun Stan Domino 1st from the c. K.
Warren herd at Deer Lodge.
Monforton Heifer
Top selling heifer of the day was
a M~onforton consigned daughter of
Domino Heir E. sos which sold to
Patterson Land Co., Bismarck, N. d.
at $4,000. Needham-Hickey, Moore,
purchased a daughter of RS Super
Princeps from the Parkes eonsign-
ment at $1,000. This heifer and the
two bulls consigned by Parkes
formed the winning combination for
the coveted Get-of-Sire award. Sec
ond place Get-of-Sire went to Pat
terson on the get of Domino Heir
21st, third to Orr Herefords, Bear
Creek Hereford ranch, Cameron, on
the get of Bar IS Conqueror SD.
The top five females in the Tri-
State sale averaged more than $4,000
each, the top 10 head averaged $1,645
and the 80 females in the futurity
sale averaged 1914 for a total OF
$27 100.
The five top bulls averaged 33,467,
the top 10 bulls, $2,383, and the top
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
Malta Sale Hits
$3.50 Average

LEADING off with the purchase
at $500 of the grand champion of
the show, the seventh annual North
eastern Hereford association sale at
Malta Oct. II put 80 bulls through
the ring for an average of $3.50. This
was an advance over last years
average of 1904.
The champion, rated by F. A.
Ralston, extension livestock special
list, was consigned by J. l.. Burch of
Choteau. Buyer was the Holman
Hereford ranch of Dodson.
In addition to the champion, three
bulls sold for more than $1,000. Dia-
mond A LIST, reserve champion of
the show and consigned by A. j.
Woodland, Roy, sold to Charles Hol-
man of Chinook for $1,400. H. Spal-
Ter purchased SIS Flashy Mixer SD,
a Sim & Schock, Highwood, con-
signment, for $1,150, and John David,
Vandalia, paid SLOTS for FTP Anxi-
ETY. 24th, consigned by Burch.
Fred E. Chandler was auctioneer
of the sale and Norman Storbeck,
clerk.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

Hsk embarrassing questions. We saw
our first cases In 1886. We explained
the nature of an allergy to the own
or who said, among other things,
that he and his father had turned
cattle into that same meadow In
early September for so years, with
out allergies o. anything else. That's
hard 10 explain, like the live por-
eupine m the First National bank,
but these cattle die from an allergic
reaction to a full feed of hush green
grass, a reaction that completely
npsets the respiratory apparatus,
and why nobody seems to have seen
1T before 1895 is too deep to figure
out.
Cure Unknown: Prevention Simple
When losses are discovered, the
first reaction is to move the cattle
at once. We don't know how much
good that does, but it is a natural
thing to do.
Prevention is simple, jsst keep
cattle away from green grass-ad-
vice that no one is going 10 con-
slider. Some ranchers in the Gala
tin believe the grass is safe to use
after a heavy frost, at any rate it
has worked that way for them. May
be we should introduce cattle to the
green feed q little more slowly.
Cattle don't get the wheezes when
they are first turned out ia the
spring, after all winter ON dry feed
or no feed at all, maybe because
the early grass is short and they
can't take on a big fill of it.
There are altogether too many
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

things that nobody knows about this
asthma, but there is one thing we
do know, and that is that we are
likely 10 lose a few cows by taking
them from over-grazed pastures and
then turning them to fresh green
pastures, IN the early fall.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01

HARLIN GARLAND, Barlow, N.
D., and E. D. Beckman, Tolna, N. D.,
won the grand championship honors
at the sixth annual Tri-State Here
ford Futurity held in Billings Oct.
20.
In the sale of the purebreds which
sold the following day, the Garland
champion female sold for $4,000 to
Solsby Bros, Windham, Mont. The
champion Beckman bred bull sold to
Armstrong ranch, Livingston, at
$3.50.
The reserve champion female, a
good headed, thick, nicely covered
matron was selected by Don Smith,
OXO ranch, Stevensville. A daugh-
ter of Bar Is Conqueror 32d, she
was bred by Arthur and Mrs. Orr,
Bear Creek ranch, Cameron, and sold
at $1,250.
Parkes Bull Reserve
A son of RS Super Princeps from
tire Archie Parkes herd at Vaughn
stepped to reserve champion posi-
ton, and to second top selling mon
ey of the day, $500. J. L. Faw, Big
Timber, was the buyer. Faw was a
buyer and contending bidder on
many of the top selling females of
the sale, not only at the Tri-State
sale but also at the Montana Winter
Fair Hereford sale held in Bozeman
last spring.
Soulsby Bros. purchased a Pat
terson Land Co. bred bull at $1,000
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
rs HEIFERS

A Welcome Addition TO Amy Herd
Selling as singles and pens from
these consignors:
Evening star., 1949-09-16
AUTOMOBILES WAN1Ep

DRIVE IN OUR LARGE BUILDING,
please bring title with you for high
est cash price at once on any well
kept kept popular S,. IN model & car We pay bal; .s
car mgr, .Df. 5sos. LOGAN tFordJ.
iii 18th st. NV. Open am. to
BUCK. CHEVROLET AND FORD
cars wanted, any year or model. but
Reaisss sssrriE sfsh Df Pr1s4ss S4so paid: Gan
WANTED-CAR, under $1,000; will
Town ~ fAsa' ! c66tG.N1kY 81. MOI SMSSfioRs will
Psy oyd cash Isl 5Sr gOyE ls4J & chevrolst
models. srin9 0tta atl: 1889 ssss Y %iseen, ssse
Thy ~ al TaSaESW. e Saeo Day Eyes prsmu@ n u1
prices for extra clean cars Of pop
ular make and model. Drive yours
s1fasI soio 5ia'Sn 4. /. .7ss slasota as q
FAIR. HoNEsT APPRAIsALs on all
a ssds IS 1884 s'"sso Z ss: NV. =:
HOLD nE G1eGi Il JUST A MINUTE. &c. h,sh-
, car; Du: 2s77; Du. s1ss; BRENT
Island ave. ne. Open 8 Am. to
Will fAY top cash pr,e. for clean
c0. sahdirlington Business Center,
OKLAHOMA HON. DEALER, desperate for
40 Chevrolets and other postwar and
prewar cars, will furnish cash to
taks deli aslivsry sY, an and PAY. Pay bonus; @ M. q
5: 5: Au1o e. sA1ss; 7sss. 1914 oeorsia NV"
TEXAS DEALER DEsPERATE-Needs
from 1888 to i949; will pay high
est cash prices. MR.. THERREIL.
MORE Cash FOR YOUR CAR. new
OF and p'ss ses dssS 1se IN MoGRs sng M@ToR sSY5 s
ATTENTION, AUTO OWNERS Let
price for your 1916 to i919 car. Ii
e ear ~, Is sold at st your price: our only
ffha5sf fnd e.s s2f /: nc not essEf' sof e Gar any Z
available to you at any time. Keep
II or Ca csll BELL MOTORS. 5oio
sTntS Wis AZ; s,x;rW9 W9. ss s999; }s.r,,,... ,o.,
1ssS rs iaslS0'sis, MoFSks rSas
n: 7. ave. and Bladensburg I'd. TR.
RETAIL PRICE for your car-we
have customers waiting. $26 is the
only charge II your car is sold. No
charge Il car = not sold; MORRIS
aeorrIs & HgaaEs a1s'. az agr9 9essA! SALES 7el4
DODGE. PoNTfAC OR CHRYsLER,
1947 or. '4S, 4-door sedan; pvt.
party will pay cash for car In good
PREMIUM PRICES for good. clean.
late model cars. MIR. GRAVES, DI.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
LEGAL NOTICES
ROBERT E. LYNCH, Attorney,
s2I 18th Street, NV

W8BuluBtOu D. ~ "
hSs,'s So rsssass RsTsbs aisen
that under certificate nled on the
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the United
States District Court Of the District
Of Columbia. the undersigned have
renewed . copartnership under the
firm nema Of ROBERT G. JONES 3
COMPANY for the pn pI5go:s q Sua;no:: trans:
In the buying. selling and dealing
In commodities. stocks. bonds and
Washington, District Of Columbia.
and elsewhere, having oflces In the
National Metropolitan Bank Build,
ing in the said city. said renewal
agreement being dated July 81:
one year and expiring on ths close
Of business on July 81. 1850. and
that Charles Carroll Morgan Of ]
Quincy street. Chevy Chase. Mary.
land, continues as Q special or linn.
ited partner. having contrtbuted
Twenty-Five Thousand 1926: 900 .00'
Dollars to the capital OF said part
nerships The business Of. q the E paISs. ~.
undersiened generai partners only:
Charleg CAROL MorEan.. %. special
or limited partner. snail not be
liable Tor or subject to any loss or
liability beyond the amount OF his
AFORESAID Contribution. ROBERT g:
yoNE sDaAR rES 2; RogsE; s s3S, g6sErH +
q: H.sctlH6'zs1b scl6z1bT. sr EpWASD M5, s N. cs skcs.
u: true copy: Test HATH y.
suss.z4 II. - Isl. .ses.S.7.s.1s.14.1s
Evening star., 1949-09-16
PROPOSALS

WhSdlNGION SUBURBAN Sanitary
Commission--Contract No. 65s-W&S
Water Main and Sewer Construc-
tion-Sealed proposals for serving
the University City Apartments, ap.
proximately 2,540 feet of 8-inch, 10.
inch and 24-inch cast iron water
main and 4,590 feet of s-inch, To-
inch. 12-inch and 15-inch plain con-
crete pipe sewers. will be received al
ban Sanitary Commission. Hamilton
day. September n. 1949, at i:3o
PM. Eastern Standard Time, at
which place and time they will be
publicly opened and read. Plans and
the ONCE OF the Chief Engineer oi
the Commission. Hyattsville, Md.
upon deposit of S5. 90, which deposit
will be returned to bidders or to
those returning plans and speciflca.
tions in good condition. DWIGHT
RE1aNb R aA5T a WAEaEN WbRTHINiEToNW gE9WNIMa rNm:
missionerS. se16,23
TARY COMMISSION. Contract No.
construction.-Sea proposals for
constructing in Oliver Street and
Queens Chapel road to Jessel road.
Queens Chapel Manor, Rigs Mill
RiS5riet, snrS nd adPpsoxmstely sann sGe feet Of
mains and S75 feet Of s-inch plain
concrete pipe sewers, will be received
at the ONCE of the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission, Hamil-
ton street Hyattsville. Maryland.
until Tuesday September 20, 1949
at 1:10 PM. Eastern Daylight
Saving Time. at which place and
time they will be publicly opened
and read. Plans and specifications
may be obtained from the ONCE OF
the Chief Engineer of the Commits
sion. ,Hyattsville, Maryland, upon
be. returned to bidders or to those
returning plans and specifications in
good condition, DWIGHT B. GAIT,
WARREN BROWNING, LELAND @.
WORTHINGTON. Commissioners.