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Evening star., 1949-01-06
'AuchincIoss Invited 10
Speak on Home Rule

The Washington Highlands Citi-
zens' Association last night heard
a charge that the continued opposi-
ton Of the Board Of Trade to Dis
trict home rule Is motivated by its
fear Of losing its political influence.
In a discussion Of home rule pos
sibilities Mrs. M. M. Hagerty, the
associations corresponding secre-
tary. said that the boards refusal
to back home rule plan is due
to the fact that now they are more
or less able to appoint the Commis-
sioners, and as a result WELD much
power"
The association voted to invite
Representative Auchincloss, Repub-
lican, Of New Jersey, or some other
informed person, to lecture the
group about home rule at future
meeting. Mr.. Auchincloss has re-
introduced a simplifled version of
his home rule bill.
Other business included a motion
to appoint a committee to investi-
gate the possibility of including in
the associations territory a group
Of apartment houses on Wheeler
road Sc, near Barnaby terrace.
The development Is not at present
in the boundaries of any citizens
group. Since the property is ada
cent to the Congress Heights Citi-
zens' Association area the commit
tee will discuss the situation with
representatives of that group.
Joseph v. Moran, president, con-
Quoted the meeting, which was held
in the Patterson School, South
Capitol and Darlington streets.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
CORSETS

~ Orig. l.5o to 81 White EyeIet
Gorter Belts. S., M, L,-7se
I Orig. 5.95 GirdIe by "0uiId."
boned, side hook. Size 20 800
3 Orig. $50 Boned GirdIes by
"Vonity." lo" length. 38 and
As Orig. 81 and us Longtime
Bros by "Beou Bro" Adjustable
strops. Size "a to AZ --l.5o
20 Orig. 3.s5 TO sos Odd Lot Of
GirdIes and corsets. Boned- ST
7 Orig. $50 TO 3.95 Wired Bros.
Black and White. 81 and 3o, 59e
8 Orig. 7.s5 Front Loee. Side Zip
per corsets. Sizes 70 to 36----S5
80 Orig. LIS to l.50 Gorter
Belts. From reg. stock. Reg.
and Ex. sizes zes-----l9e
IS Orig. 1873 to 2.ss EIastie
Ponty GirdIes. S., M, L.---5se
Z Orig. 6.95 CorseIette by Reneo.
Inner belt, boned. Size 4o, 4.99
II Orig. 1893 Slack Ponties. side
hook, boned. Button CROTCH -79e
9 Orig. 3.95 to IS GirdIes by
"ReoI-Fonn." Broken sizes 81
46 Orig. 1913 EIostie GirdIes.
Slight irree. S.. M.2se
II Orig. S. Reducing corsets Of
rubber. Back Ioce. front cIosp.
Broken sizes, 1886 --2.s9
GoldenbergS-
First and Second Floors
Evening star., 1949-01-06
District Cancer Group
To Install at Dinner

The District Cancer Aid Group
will install recently elected officers
at a dinner meeting at 7:30 pm.
January II at Ruby Foo's Restau-
rant, 728 Thirteenth street NV.
Officers to be installed are Mrs.
Morton Kudysh, president; Mrs.
Edward Schwartz, vice president;
Mrs. Jerry Galblum, recording Sec
retary; Mrs. Jessie Surwit, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Phil
Kanofsky, financial secretary, and
Mrs. Irving Schweitz, treasurer.
Mrs. Harry Ehrlich, honorary presi-
dent of the group, will preside.
The organization is devoted to
raising funds which are turned over
to the District Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1949-01-06
CURTAINS &
UHOLSTERY

100 Orig. 7se Fiber Shades on
Rollers. Perfects. 36x72 -5se
100 Yds. Orig. 6se Tobis oiIeloth.
46" wide. IrreeuIor-52e yd.
20 Orig. z.49 Dropery Rods 98e
100 Orig. 4.9S venetion Blinds.
From 2e" to IS" 3.79
~ Orig. I.7s Dropery PIeaters,
30 Orig. 7.ss Knh Soto end Choir
Slip Covers ~. 800
40 Orig. 1898 Best QueIity Knit
end' cretonre Slip Covers 500
20 Orig. 5.49 cretonns Doybed
so Orig. l.7e Knit cretonne MopIs
Choir Covers - 1.Z9
200 Yds. Reg. 1893 vot-Dyed Slip
Covers and Dropery Fabries. 48"
wide 20 yd.
100 Peirs Orig. 2.ss RuffIed Cur
toins and ToiIored curtoins.
l.ss pr.
80 Orig. s.ss Hossoeks e.ss
20 Orig. 3.49 Hossoeks 2.9s
20 Orig. 1.65 to 1893 q I'd. Dro-
perry Fobrie Remnonts- ts---S9e I'd.
Goldenbergs-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
GOLDENBERG'S
Friday Bargains!
Remnants Odds and Ends All Sales Final No Mall Phone COD Orders
G0LDENBERG'S, 9th, 9th and K SITS. NV.
SPORTSWEAR

~ Orig. LIS Pure Wool Bed
Socks. Pink or bIue-----5se
~ Orig. 4.e5 vieki Lynn BIouses
Of royon crepe. 81 to 38---l.s9
~ Orig. 3.95 Cotton BroodeIoth
BIouses. Sizes 81 to 36----59e
3 Orig. s.s5 to 5.s5 Odd Skirts.
SoiIed. Broken sizes
II Orig. 5.e5 1o09o Wool Jersey
Biouses, long sleeves. "a to 40,
4.ss
rs Orig. s.s5 Corduroy Vests.
lined. l2to l8. CoIors ----4.ee
80 Orig. l.ss TO 2.ss Crepe
BIouses. Back buttons. Assorted
prints. Slight irreeuIors. Sizes 81
8 Orig. 3.9s Royon FoiIIe Skirts,
side pockets. "a to 3O.---2.es
"a Orig. 2.ss Wool Skirts. All
wool. Sizes "a, to 28----2.47
II Orig. 5.s5 to 7.s5 Fine Brood
cloth and Striped Cord BIouses,
sizes 81 and "a onIy---2.99
8 Orig. 5.s5 Twin SoIero Sweet
ers. All wool color combinations.
Broken sizes, 36 and 38---4.99
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
BOYS WEAR

2s Orig. 1.6s Boys Dress Shirts.
Broken sizes PLUS Tox, 74e
6 Orig. 1923 Boys 5-Pe. Logging
Suits. Broken sizes 500
IS Orig. 2.9s Boys School Long
les. Broken sizes --l.SS
4 Orig. 5.98 Boys Winter Gobor-
dine Joekets, size lO---3.9S
IS Orig. l.79 Boys PIoid Flon-
neIette Shirts. Broken sizes l.28
II Orig. $40 Boys Corduroy
Stocks. Sizes s and 7---l.s9
8 Orig. 1898 Leothsr Jaekets.
Upper fronts. sizes s to 8--s.oS
4 Orig. 1898 Boys Finsertip Rev.
coots. ComeI shade. Sizes Ia
and 16-- -s.ss
10 Orig. 1873 Boys 2-Pe. FIonneI-
etts Pojomos. Broken sizes l.38
s Orig. l4.98 Boys 2-Pe. Logging
Suits. Sizes 4 to 6----l0.o4
~ Orig. 2.ss Boys Washable
Suits. Broken sizes s--l.os
Goldenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
TOILETRIES

45 Orig. 81 Large Size Bottles Of
Hand Lotion Plus Tex. 59e
IS Orig. 75e Manicure Scissors,
49e
IS Orig. 81 PIostie Cosmetic Kits,
59e
so Orig. soc BOTTLES Of koiI Polish,
Plus Tex. l9e
4S Orig. SOC Boxes Of Dustins
Powder -----Pius Tex. 25e
IS Orig. 81 After-Shove Lotion,
Plus Tox, 39e
75e Orig. 25e TeIeum Powder.
Plus Tox. Sc
Goldenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
GIRLS - TEENS
INFANTS

4 Orig. 2.ss AII-Wool Sweaters.
SIip-over style. Size 5----l.5o
. s Orig. 7.s5 Tots Taffeta Dresses.
Sizes 4 and 6-----2.5o
! ! Orig. s.z9 Girls Roin Cope With
10 Orig. 2.e9 Jersey Lessinss
With Upper cIosins--s9e
Is Orig. l.ss Cotton BIouses.
White. Short Sleeves -69e
; Orig. 1880 Teen Roineeots.
Made OF popIin. Size lO---2.50
Orig. s.s5 Teen Toffeta Dresses.
White eyeIet trim. lO---S2
I Orig. 1899 Teen Long Sleeve
Dress. Moire. Size l4---4.5O
! Orig. 1875 Teen Dresses. VEL
vet ond toffeto. Size lO---4.5o
! Orig. 1895 Long Evening Dress.
Size 8. Moze morquisette So
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
LAMPS &
MIRRORS

I Orig. 3.98 chiId's Lamp Spot
ted Dos). Damaged loo
IS Orig. 1893 to 5.sS Soiled
Shades. Assorted sizes. Silk and
royon -----------------ee eee
I Orig. 5.9S FIoroI Top Cord To-
bic. Fire screen type. Domoeed.
4.44
I Orig. 3.ss FIuoreseent Bed
Lamp. Light tan color r--3.z2
Z Orig. 1873 Squore Mirrors. Ven
etion style. Small chips ps-----sse
I Orig. 1898 Venetian Mirror.
Genuine plate glass. Clipped,
1855
! Orig. 1898 Club Lemp. With
shades. Blue and silver ----14.SS
4 Orig. 1898 GoId-Framsd Mir
rors. Genuine plate gloss. Dom
oeed d-----------------e.ss
Goldenberg's-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
LINGERIE

100 Orig. 49e Royon Briefs. Elastic
waist. S.. M.------3S 3Se
IS Orig. l.9s FIonneIette Gowns.
Long sleeves. Size l7-----l.7s
80 Orig. l.49 Royon Slips. Toi-
Iored and lace trimmed--7se
IS Orig. 2.ss Royon FIoroI Print
Gowns. 81 to 34---.---2.l9
s BroodeIoth 2-Pe. Pojomas.
sIiohtIy foded ----l.59
80 Orig. 2.s5 Extra Size Royon
Slips. ToiIored style Ie------2.5o
IS Orig. 3.5s Royon Sotin Slips.
Loee trimmed ---------z.5s
50 Orig. l.29 Fine Cotton Petit
eoots. Ruffle bottom
Goldenbergs-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
LEATHER
GOODS

lS Orig. IS MuItieoIorsd corde
Hendboss- 2.9s. plus tax
$50 Orig. LIS Hondboss. Suede
and plostics. Black and colors.
69e, plus tax
~ Orig. 50 BroodeIoth Hondbass.
Dressy styles in black only.
2.29. plus tox
ITS Orig. soc BiIlfoIds. Genuine
leather -----39e, plus tox
GoIdenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
STATIONERY
& NOTIONS

IS Orig. sse PIostie Choir Back
Covers
IS Orig. 25e Nail Heads s---5e
100 Orig. 19e Cords Of Buttons, Sc
Is Yds. Orig. 25e I'd. Velvet
Ribbon -----I0e yd.
40 Pcs. Orig. Zoe coIored Ribbon,
Sc
IS Orig. 3.eS to 5.ss Wardrobe
cobinets. As is---------50e
50 Boxes Orig. 39e Stationery. 15e
Goldenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
GLOVES

100 Orig. l.ss FIsees-Lined Feb
rie Gloves. S., NJ, l.---l.5S
100 Orig. l.5s Leothsr Gloves.
80 Orig. 5se Lsother Poim Nit
tens. S., NJ, l.-------44s
IS Orig. 81 Fobrie Gloves. White,
black and colors. Sizes 6 and
7 -SSe
Goldenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
MEMS
CLOTHING

10 Orig. SIS Topeoats. AIl-wool
broken sizes -------------Sl4
80 Orig. 9.98 AII-WooI Points.
Broken sizes -----$6
Goldenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06

81 Yds. Orig. 49e UnbIeoehed
sheetins Remnants. 45" wide,
29e yd.
81 Orig. l.ls Fine White orsandie
Loee-Trimmed Dresser Searfs.
48e ca.
! Orig. 500 Solid Color Blankets.
72x84. SoiIed ------$4
4 Orig. 1899 Chenille Spreads.
MuIticoIor patterns on solid $50
z Orig. 1895 Chenille Spreods.
Z Orig. 1899 Stain Comforts:
Foded slightly. eoch----S.5o
9 Orig. l.l9 5-Pe. Seorf Sets,
loce trimmed ---59e set
81 Orig. l2e Rose Turkish Wosh
Cloths. Seconds ---6 sc co.
4 Orig. 7.ss AII-Wool BIonkets.
Cedar shade. SoiIed. 72x84. 60. IS
I Orig. 500 Port Wool Common
BIonket. Seconds. soiIed. 5000
so Yds. Orig. 45e Hope & Mohowk
BIeoehed Muslin Remnants. &c.,
25e yd.
Goldenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
RUGS

I Orig. s3s5 LiIIihen Rug. Used.
Size 8'6"xlI5" --$89
3 Orig. 1895 Cotton B'oided ovol
Rugs. 4xe -----9.ee
. Orig. $50 Cotton B'oided Rugs.
OvoI. 3x5 --4.s9
4 Orig. 5.s5 Cotton Broided Rugs.
Oval. 27x48 -----3.99
3 Orig. 3.s5 Cotton Broided Rugs.
Oval. 2x3 ---2.99
II Orig. 3.Ss Approximately
2'6"x4' Numdos ----1.98
! Orig. $3.50 Heavy Chenille Rug.
Worn. l2xl5 ----$99
u Orig. 1893 Cotton oriental
Rugs. 4x6---- s.ss
II Orig. sse So. I'd. Felt Base
Rims. z to 10 So. yds., soc 90. yd.
20 Orig. sse I'd. HoII Runner
Remnonts. | to s yd. lengths,
zoe yd.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
NECKWEAR

IS Orig. las Printed caliee
BIousettes. S., NJ, l.------Ses
so Orig. $50 Black Diekies-se-
quin trimmed -----79s
SO Orig. l.s5 Gold MetoIlie As
cots l.Z9
80 Orig. $50 Jersey BIouses. Solid
coIors and prints. 38 ond AZ, 2.7s
50 Orig. 69e Wool Searfs. Striped,
49e
80 Orig. l.ss Pure Silk PIsated
Diekies l.oS
Golden Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06
0 45.Gauge, 30.Denier
o 51.Gauge, 30.Denisr
0 Reinforced for Service

Full fashioned nylon hose thot ore slight
mill mends Of much higher srodes-oIso
sheer and medium sheer weights. In
wunted shodes. Sizes 8h to l0A.
Also seconds Of no-run royon ond royon
no-seum hose.
Goldenberg's-Hosiery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06

500 Orig. 7se Mems Royon and
Silk Hondkerehiefs.
l5e co.; 7 for 81
Evening star., 1949-01-06

~ Yds. Orig. l.s5 Woven smolf
Check Suitins Remnonts. 81"
wide e------------$l yd.
SO Yds. Orig. l.39 Heovy Dress
FaiIIs Remnonts. 80" wide,
69e yd.
IS Yds. Orig. 1.l9 Royon Goba'-
dine Remnants. SO" wide, 69e yd.
~ Yds. Orig. 49e Assorted Cotton
Dress MoterioI Remnants. sc"
2se yd.
Goldenberg's-
Yard Goods, Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06

Goldenberg's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-01-06

LAksBURGH's- Shop (Entronee at 4ls Seventh
Street or through the Arehwoy in Our Main Bui|dns)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-13
MRS. SEFTON'S BIBLE
CLASS GIVES PARTY
Continued from Page u


Miss Ruesch then favored
with accordion solos, playing
In the Garden "The Church
IN the WILDWOOD" "The Old
Rugged Cross" after which
Mrs. Earl Paxton gave several
short readings.
A trombone solo, The Ros-
ary," was played by Richard
Bird, accompanied by his moth
er, Mrs. James Bird, on the
piano. Richard and his brother
Marlin, who plays a cornet,
rendered a duet, "The Old Rug
. ged Cross"
This was followed by two
soprano solos sung by Mrs.
Theodore Stewart with accord
ION accompaniment. Her num-
bers were - I'm the Secret of
His Presence" and 'In the Car
den."
Mrs. Bennewate then intro
duced Mrs. Seton, teacher of
the class, who gave short
talk on the "Royal Gifts
which are kindness, friendship,
praise, a smile, sharing, and
faith.
The same program was CIV
en- to the patients in the Nurs-
ing Home division of Zion Ho-
tel.
After Mrs. Sefton's talk Mrs.
Edwards presented a vase of
flowers to the eldest guest -
Miss Eugenia Turk, 80; to the
one who had the most childran
Mrs. Greer, 9; Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Dreyer was given
one having the most grandchil-
dren, 26; Mr.. D. H. Hollings-
head had the most great grand
children, &c. Many bouquets
were given away throughout
the hotel. Mrs. E. C. Richards
was in charge of the flowers
for this occasion. She arranged
three of the very beautiful bou-
quets, while Mrs. Robert Muir
doch donated one, also Mr..
Fred Richards of Zion Garden.
Other flowers were given by
the members of the class.
Mrs. Richard Ketcham, So
cial chairman, appointed Mrs.
Paul Short, chairman of the re-
freshments, who with the as
sistance of Mrs. L. J. Reed, Mrs.
Harold Zweizig, Mrs. Harold
CONTINUED on Page 12)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-13
EDENBURN SISTERS
AT YOUTH FOR CHRIST

Continued from page ~
Waukegan Youth for Christ
meets on Friday evening at
1870 p. m. in Salvation Army
Hall.
Zion Youth for Christ meets
on Saturday evening at 1880
p. m. in Zion Gospel Taber-
nacle.
Youngsters and parents who
are unable to attend the eve
ming services, may hear the
Edenburn Sisters sing at Chill
dren for Christ at $3.50 o. m.
Saturday, in Zion Gospel Tab
ernacle.
These five singing sisters will
tell Gods love through song
after Zion Bible School classes
have reassembled in Zion Au-
ditorium on Lords Day morn
ing, July 18th.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-13
TIE lheOCrat

Three sisters spent a week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Ostrander at Wa
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-13
LETTER.
From Our
MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA
Continued from Page 81

Continued from Page 81
were the guests of two single
girls - the ones whom we once
had here for the weekend. We
stayed for their evening prayer
meeting, returning home about
1890. It was real nice
change.
It's evening now and no mail
yet = they forget to send
man to the post office and
don't know if they sent a boy
after school or not.
Today we had terrible
burn-case come in from the
Nandi Reserve. It was young
boy, about nine years old,
whose feet and lower legs were
one mass of raw blisters.
About half the skin was peel
ed off one foot - it was ac-
tually crisp. They said he was
sleeping and got his feet too
near the fire, which I believe
was an impossibility. No doubt
he must have had a spell or
spasm and fell in the fire. It
was horrible to look at - poor
kid!
All for now.
Love and prayers,
Isabel.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
AUTOS WANTED Gent.

Must PURCHASE dspendass used
.Tilp,T; yip s;y al hcoIIs, ssIs Phon: % TS; al..'S
rscn. 10; I bu' cn.s .sss. r0Fd' pi'nGa'A IS.
We NEED GOOD ased cara and viii
FRANK s4AL.. T, NC, isoi
h00l Niehols ave Sc, TR. a7al.
WE CAN UsE and sell fsw cars on
Sod s an. ns car .R |: .od oH che heu you
Z. l. II MOTORS, ioel Blad.ns-
burE rd. n.e. Open srss. and Sun
sois Ssiis "a cssa sSiS 70. Youx CAR. ne.
sne a. 0'ssi s.t os eass " WOLF S SoroRs o1 RS
M 5sts ind y ,Is.I 4 %. sis,IE ss 81 So sse2 s,,
est cash price for your, nss OF ssso
sse aoob 90 noToh es5 oe GO. "ssi tssi7s sfSa; RsSa:
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wAsfiD, used ...s an, year. an,
make oil, model. for export: imme.
iss WHofaAL. sssH e s.t'isG cor.ss' 4ss 4YTc HI,S
rais. iiisufa faaoasssT "a r. AItnAiS1Ls Asa on al
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wiz WILL PAY SPOT CASH PRICE
for clean used cars. Can US today
or drive 10 STEUART MOTOR co CO
HIGHEsT CASH PRICEs today Tor
Ter. De Soto. Ford. Chevrolet. Pom
Bass. TREw Moron CO. 1879
An st: nv: or call DE. 1910.
car. retail or to q dealer? II so. call
LOGAN (Fordl. Knowing the right
price Will save you time and money,
We make q twice-weekly analysis Of
the Washington used car market
and can give you the latest prices
high. low and average-on your car.
No charge. no oblisation. We can
buy your car for cash after a brief
inspection II clean. No biekerins.
no haselins. Get the latest market
css PFor q Dr. $50 ssoa. 81 81 7oss Ak tsH ioa
the used car manager or the used
rRr fss 1TaRsifasNoLE 1TaRsiaNoLE-ws pa, premium
prices for extra clean cars OF popu-
lar make and model. Drive yours
SoToss. soie 4 i. ave. -n'es ne. Or
roRD. cHEvRoLET. PONTIAC Or
olds In 1910 or 1e4l models. /
have buyers interested in such
cars and must obtain them this
TATELAiAN. ME-. 2sls. 81
THE NATIONS CAPITAL used-car
wholesalers - One thousand cars
needed at once. Cars and titles must
be brought in for appraisal. We
suggest that you get at least & ap-
Praisals before you bring your car
than any one else but We won't be
undersold is our policy. We are
in, dire need Of choice ears listed
chevroiets. Fords and plymouth club
coupes, 80 to '49 models.
Buick and Pontiac sedanettes, Al to
40 models. Clean 80 to az models
are At a great demand a. present:
the best. CENTRAL Motor SALES.
1928 Conn. ave. NV, Wo. 923s or
EN- 1884 -23
Evening star., 1949-05-18

rEDEaAL WORKS A6Escy. psslss
Dafid3nEs Adrninistrat N Essl Ia
ment once MAJ II. iRts.--seslss
propcsais VIII Be fsestysa n ths
Prossei psrslspnsni ones. n<.l
.as: hss .aniasssasson. nsssasa y.ssr.i .a1ss
sssses sss nv ~'ss,ss:ss D.ssssss ss-.es. e H. .
June Is, 1898. and then cp~nss
psbiicly. 10 lease for q pertod ef
tse years. ronreaetns ysly is,
lefs. and sn6ins July Is. 1881 /,
isr a.. @ fsr narsns gsfsoss.s . q
stasss1 81 ths southeast eernef Il
istH ans p streets Rw. ~aAhans-
ssssrs @ - nsni.e ~ 1 ne sssnirs1 Ssssss.
and ssahmittsd en- tbs ferm ef pre-
possl which rssy se csfasnee 4
Room TG2s es ths rstsfsI Wsrn
As.aey !. n.,lsaas isss nd e ssfsss. 80.
srsl weskk AssnSs Tsseysss TIE
right 70 reject anv e. al ps1pasast st
and 70 waive aay infosnsfsf ~
propesaa received wasn ss<h rs-
seetsen Or waissr 10 n. ths tntrfsm
e. :, ne .,.s. rs,:sd = :s. .,. - sss. e, ssss ss
party, ~. or in The nazns 81 bis
ether rssscn. al sseh pfopossas
may ss fsseess3. Hsaesss are 70.
eussss1 20 ytsss the rFoseTty sF1
fnferr themselves - 70 al rcuS3.
ttossA % be4ns xnAsrKsA06 aae axree6
Tat ths property shall se aasAe4 ~
tbs Pe6srAl werks Assaey ta 10
present eon6fztcE. sEesSi tkss shs
eyes<rt se4A~e snaE kass ths rtghs
10 remove kAs Msrs pcfteeas vseesr
sniiAtnss ars p<fecnaa wop<sss
asones sos KsAl DukAsa NAke9E7Snt
MyfA ss.ss4t1.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
Geyrk>aENt ~ rms ptsrtitr
OFFICIAL ANYICES

SUNht-SaFttN pt -
fSesss Assss,Ss s.l, sss u.s,sss ',ss.' '.,s.. Z.
Tasss Il 0Es v Psssssa lStisrs'
taf Il ysksE . { asr4as 80 Ma,
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WORKS AGEscr. Public
Buildings Administration, Washins-
ton. D. c, Mar IL. ia+a SEALED
bids In duplicate for electrical IN
stAilstions, Building No. IS. d ths
National Bureau Of Standards. wash,
inston. d. C. viii be received until
/ 90 pm, standard time, on May
26, 1875, In Reom Ne iIes FED
eral WORKS Agency BoildinG. wssh-
ington d C. and then pusiiely
opened In Room No, Iisa Bid guar:
sntse is required II the AMOUNT q
y. eontr,s. sHs.eds 600; y =. =
contrset. viii be used and PR
formanee and payment bonds vii
be REQUIRED. Upon request. ere set
OF prebid documents sne ] set OF
drawings and specifications sih b
supplied without eharEs 20 each GER
.Fai contractor interested In eie. :.
dinx on the complete project, al Of
which mus, be returned Additional
sets Of drawinss and kpse sheations
may be obtained ey EsnsrA cen
tractors at . eharss of IS 90 per
set. which viii not Be refunded
Cheeks offered as pAymsnt must be
made payhbls 70 Lne oraFf oi ths
in tns dlseretisn of tns undersigned.
one set OF dEswfnEs and specifics.
tions VIII b. furnished 70 6aijasrs
exchanges. chambers Of commerce
and other similar aTssnizsftogss, with
undsrstaucinR that the set viii BE-
retained on their premises and mace
available for inspection ~ snr tn
terssied sue-eontrsetnr or nstsTtsI
irm Bidding material may b ss~
tsinsc at Room No s01- Lemon
Buil6ing. ice Nsw Yerk ave. -.
waShinston Is. q. C Phone kxse-
utiYs 400. Extention ssaS " 4.
REYNOLDS. ConnissseT af PHsite
81 sidinss, FEDERAL Woffs Assney.
Evening star., 1949-05-18
PROPOSALS

50yrkNl1kNT or fNE DIsTRicr
ooo,..2eI41ns. q sohr441En,ss. D pfsnTos = ns, q 2.
s. rscsissd n Aeen 500. psstrist
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b. e. untiI zoe pM. DAyL1oET
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ksese.sls Hise exneel isss ssrsss
- oStatna1 q Noon A7T, Dsesrtes
Suii1sns. ffsf IA. 5000, nx4 3sfaJ