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Evening star., 1950-03-07
Dpatha

GoRMLEY, JOHN MASON. On Monday
March ., 1850, at the home of Mrs. Eve
ton n sfyde E. lsS5 JOIN Noy Mason IS Nv aoRMR Mashp
Charlotte Switzerland Of Charlotte, N. c
MIS- Mr: GoEm1ey rests at the Warner F. Pun
Silver SLY Spring, Nd, where services win b
Internent Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
GRINDER, JANE z: On Monday, March
se l99E aNE at her RTNnNs IsSdenss &4le 52nd St
beloved wife of the late william c
ana ana two danghters. Remains resting. al
Pa; ave. Sc; Funeral from St. Timothy:
Episcopal Church on Wednesday, March 8
at l pm. Relatives and friends invited
Ihterment Chicamuxen, Md.
HAMILTON. HELEN. On Friday, March
.. iy5g, at Emergency Hospital. HELEN
loyeo mother Of James Hamilton, sister OF
Albert and George Rosebud and Carrie
0fh, 0ayis, daughter OF Mrs. Cornelia Rosebud.
Friends may cali at the Maivan & Schey
Funeral Home, 424 X ST. NV, after i
m; TUESDAY, where funeral services will
oe e, held Wednesday, March s, at IL 80
HAMILTON, MARY E. Suddenly. on
loved wife of Louis G. Hamilton. de-
voted daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Jackson.
tour grandchildren. i've great-srandchil-
oren, one sister. Mrs. Mozelle jackson, and
most OF other relatives and friends also
81 survive; n Remains resting at the Snowden
after 5 pm: Wednesday, March g. Fl.
neral Thursday, March 8, at pm. from
the PooleSville Church, PooIesyfIle Nd
heV G Aukard ofdciating. Interment In
Poolesville Cemetery.
HARPER, WALTER G. On Saturday.
M MaTch r h. 4. 1850, at Gallinger Hospital
WAITER G. HARPER, beloved husband OF
Oalsy harper, stepfather of Mable Fletch-
eT and stepgrandfather of Maui Dixson.
Stner relatives and friends also survive.
ssTlends may call after 3 pm Wednesday,
M MMarcn 8, at Johnson & jenkins Funeral
home 2O53. Georsia ave. NV. Funeral
thursday, March ., at / pm, from the
Ghurch OF God, 2030 Georgia ave. NV.
lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery. 81
HARRIS, RUTH E. On Saturday. March
RUTH RsG E: HARRIS, wife Of Richard Ed. Id.
and Paul Cdel Harris, Mrs. Madeline
Gary, Helen Harris, Mrs. Mary Settles.
MRS Tneima Oldham and Mrs. Olive Wise.
man; sister of Mrs. Daisy Haskins Mrs.
BESSIE wilson, Mrs. Mabel Whitted and
Rev; ssr,;,, Hampton T. Gaskins. She also is
survived survived by twelve grandchildren. other
reiatIves and many friends After 8 pm.
her late residence. Funeral THURSDAY.
March 8. at 1890 pm, from the Second
Baptlst Church, Rev. j. L, S Hoiloman Of
nciating. Interment Arlington National
nrae nemeeee5y; arrangements by Frazier's Fu-
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Dratha

HOREJSI, THELMA I. (WILSON. In
loving remembrance of our dear daughter
and sister, TAELMA T. (WILSON)
hOREJSI, who left us five years ago to-
day, March Z, l945.
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O'CONNOR, JOHN J. Washington Lodge
No. 10, B. P. O. Elks will
!! ! : !:
brother, JOHN ]. O'CONNOR.
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HUTH E. All offlcers and
members of Eva Allensworth
auxiliary, No. ., U. S. w, ",
are requested to assemble at
025 G st. ne. Wednesday,
March 8. 1850, at s pm, to
'onouct services for our late
'lster, RUTH E. HARRIS. Vir-
Auxiliary invited.
Evening star., 1950-03-07
ILL. RUDOLPH A. STEWART, 33o,
Commander in Chief,
ILL. MELVIN j. KEY, $50,
Keennr az ha

WINSTON. MARY ANN. On tuesday.
March z, 1850, MARY ANN WINSTON Of
315 g st. ne, Apt. 302, daughter of the
late Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Scott and be-
loved mother OF Miss jamie Scott of Balti-
more, Md, and Mrs. Alice r. Anderson
Also surviving are Granddaughter. Lor-
raine A.. Williams; other relatives and
many friends Notice of funeral later
Arrang ements by Mcguire, Inc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
CHARLIE CARTER DUE
 FOR R0U5T' TODAY
 ON 5kAGWAY VISIT

Horseplay, as well as good VIII is bound to mark the visit of tes Juneau Chamber of Commerce uel- egation to Haines, Whitehorse and Skagway. But to make sure, 8 former Skagway resident has tip ped off his pals in that city.
 Addressed to M H. Wheaton Days of '98 chairman, Skagway Bill Feero, Jr., sent this telegram Friday: Caution Skagway resi- dents be on alert for Charles w. Garter, former Soapy Smith gang member who departed this city tonight headed your direction. dSxe learned he plans arrive Skagway Monday train with new gang known as Juneau Chamber Commerce Goodwill Party"
 Oh, what "roust" has Skagway dreamed up over the weekend for this affable JuneaMte?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
WHALE lI0RY K 10lD Al WpAN6ELL;
 ANCHOR IN MOUTH

WRANGELis Aiaska, June 5IR Here's fish. story that was wit messed by about 200 spectators:
 William Krepps was working on boat belonging to Pete Casey, anchoraged just off the Wrangell Institute. Krepps noticed the water suddenly churning rather fast and thought at first the tide had started to shift. The water. began to boil faster, Krepps lost interest in his work and made for the skiff, hoping the commotlon was nothing more than a severe earthquake.
 Just as he boarded the skiff, a 40-foot whale surfaced right beside him. And remember, there are witt nesses-the whale had the boats 5o-pound. anchor in his mouth.
 Krepps abandoned the vicinity with great haste and reached the Institute dock in record time. By this time the whale was thoroughly entapgled in about 20 feet of an- chor chain and several lengths of line.
 The entire staff and students of wrangell Institute lined up on the beach to watch the mammal strug- gle with the gear. When he started to move away several boats followed him for an hour. several starr mem bers taking shots at him. They re- ported he sWan along the surface for time. finally shaking off the gear and disappearing.
 Victor N. Hill. superintendent of Wrangell Insitjlte, said the whale was probably chasing school of herring and ran fiead-on into the anchor with his mouth open.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05

By screening out sunlight. the water chestnut can kill the micro- organisms oa which many fisn feed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
--79 sx a 'l-S ss M \ ff "a 37 ANen|,!!R|| ]! !! { }! ] l: YOUTH '
 flElI(fB|!! TYING

'-v [. .f s 4 t. . ANCHORAGE. Alaska. June 5 Rs-0ary, Cooper, l7-year-ol Seat tie youth; was cleaEsd saturday in tue shooting of Jimmy suaguira. 2S, postmaster at die village of Portage some 45 miles southeast of here -.fSs A. coroner's jury returned a ver- dict of justifiable homicide. One juror signed the verdict under pro- test. .
 The youth told of repeated threats on his. Tiff, heatings, and numerous sexual indecencies to which he was subjected by snaguira for two days while Held down by wolf snare. He said he got free and shot and killed the postmaster as he came tl3rodkh the door of lonely cabin seyen niiles from Portage.
 5 Youfk Cooper told the coroner's jury he enlisted in the Navy at the age of IS by changing the date on his birth certificate. He served 18 months before being discharged when his correct age was learned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
WILL GAMES

Final scores of WILL games over the weexndw, are; Games Sunday [. Tacoma l8-6. Spokane 3-lO. Yakima 15-l1, Wenatchee 7-4. Salem 5-1, Tri-City PA. Only games scheduled.
 Games Saturday ; Spokane T, Tacoma 4.
 Yakima B. Wenatchee 1.
 Tri-C City 5, Salem g (ll innings), Victoria 4-10, Vancouver ST;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
RADIO LOG

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 DIAL 146o
 MONDAY EVENING 6:00-News. 6:l5-Music. e:eo- Sports Scene. $50 Billboard of AIT. e:45-Local News. 7:oo-CKiaDys AGATSoN-NBC.f 7:so-AHTHtR do oDfREY.CBs 500 Fofecaats. s:oo-FATf1ER KNOWS BEST
 NEG. s:so-MuSIC FOR YOU -cBs. o;00-Aiaska News. N'% 9:lS-C Cote Glee Club. s:So-THE, BIG GUY-NBC. lO:00 News. lo:i5-MINDY CARsoN-NBC. 10:30- Forecasts. lo:s5- Sign Off.
 TUESDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 <. Sign On. ,.s. 7:oo-Dtrpking vith pruxman. 7qk.-rocal Weather.
 7:SQ4:ftAwsa Summary
 s:oo4-M6fnint Thoaeht.
 z s1St41V Ws adfinss.
 iI s:2uAS0rning Thousht s:2sxWeatber report. 800 -Msisic for the AdiSsuR s:so Weather report. s:35-FaSofftA Hymns, 9:45-YOu AND THE WORLD
 CB6. io:oo New. lo:0S-M -MnGdys Memo l0:30-M Morning Musicale HOO cHfcAGoANs-Cns. 1l:so-Listenefs' Dissst-ABC. ll:45- Harmony Time. Weather report. 12:00 Salon eerenade. 12:15-News. i2:3o-HoMETowNERs-NBC. 1:00-MATINEE-CBE 1:30 Songs from the Shows. l:45 SOUTH AMERICA WAY
 CBS. VOICES AND EVENTS
 NEG. 2:30-C Concert. ss., 3:oo-EI,MO ROPER -cBs. 3:l5- -Bt1g Sings, 3:3o-parAde of Hits. 4:30-AMERICAN FORUM OF ATR-NBC. ,isslls 500 SENATOR TAFr-NBC. 5:s6- viking Varieties. 5:45- -Adpentures in Research. All programs subject to change due; to conditions beyond our com trol. ss
Evening star., 1950-01-04
1850 Models Of 0Ids,
.ChrysIer, Chevrolet,
DODGE Out This Week
" the Assoeio,ed Pres,

DETROIT, Jan. 4.-Several
more new model automobiles reach
the dealer floors this week.
Today Chrysler. Dodge and Olds-
mobile introduced their 1850
models to the public. On Saturday
Chevrolet's newest models, with
automatic transmissions as op-
tional equipment, will be displayed
by retailers throughout the coun-
try.
AS previously indicated few
major styling changes have been
made in any Of the vehicles being
introduced this week. There have
been refinements in this respect
in all models and numerous mech
anical advances.
In each instance the manufac-
turers Of the vehicles being intro
duced now have broken most of
their production and sales records
during the year just ended. In
each instance, it may be said, they
are bidding for another record
breaking year Of sales.
Olds Presents 10 Styles.
Oldsmobile is presenting its
1850 models in 19 different styles,
including its "76" series covering
the six-cylinder vehicles and the
"88" and "98" series of eight
cylinder cars.
List prices on the "88" series
cars have been reduced $55 to
$65 in addition to a cut of about
$25 on the Hydra-Matic trans
mission. Oldsmobile also has made
the automatic transmission op-
tional at extra cost on all its
models.
Major mechanical advance In
the new Oldsmobiles Is q change
In the Hydra-Matic device de-
signed to give new smoothness in
Evening star., 1950-01-04

forward speeds and faster shifting
into reverse.
For cars without the automatic
transmission Oldsmobile has pro-
vided two synchro-mesh trans
missions as standard equipment.
Chrysler Is introducing an en-
tirely new body style in both six
and eight cylinder models. Nine
teen body styles are listed.
New Eye Appeal
A new grille with three heavy
horizontal bars, topped by a
fourth that curves down at the
ends, imparts new eye appeal to
the Chrysler front end. Longer
rear tenders retain their full
height almost to the extreme rear
of the car.
The rear end also is improved in
appearance by a newly designed
rear window with greatly in
creased glass area. Larger brakes
have been installed on the six
cylinder models and there is an
improved booster on the brakes
of the eight cylinder models. No
price changes were announced.
Wholly new in the Chrysler
line is its Newport model offered
in the Windsor. New Yorker and
Town and Country models. It Is,
in effect, a hard-top convertible.
Dodge Has Roomy Models.
The 1850 Dodge cars are being
introduced in 10 body styles and
on two standard wheelbases.
Dodge again is making its promo
ton of the new models on the
Evening star., 1950-01-04

Wendell and Esther Furnas;: girl.
John and Ethel Givens. girl.
Joseph and Ruth Gordin, girl.
William and Koneta Gross. boy.
Thomas and Mary Haggerty, girl.
William and Marian Handy, boy.
Philip and Joan Harrison, girl.
Stephen and Elizabeth Hartwell, boy.
James and Wilma Harty, boy.
Alfred and Bertha Hicks. girl.
James and Betty Hunnicutt, boy.
Lewis and Elizabeth Jameson. girl.
Walter and Cynthia Jessel. boy.
John and Mary johnson, boy.
Joseph and Mildred johnson, boy.
Rufus and Iva Jones, girl.
Lawrence and Carrie Kenyon, boy.
Mac and Thelma Kirkendall, boy.
William and Frances Kirkley, girl.
George and Virginia Kramer, girl.
Michael and Mary Kuric, girl
Walter and Estelle Linkoff, girl.
John and Winifred Lowe, twin boys
Henry and Evelyn Lux, girl.
James and Rachel Martin, girl.
Donald and Kathryn Mccarthy, girl.
Thomas and Anne Mccormick, boy.
Robert and Velma Miesse, girl.
william and Eva Miller, boy.
Victor and Vivian Miller, girl.
Elton and Barbara Miller, boy.
Fred and Rebecca Mitchell, girl.
Jay and Mary Mount. boy.
Walter and Marilyn Mountjoy, girl.
Leonard and Mary Murphy, girl.
Filemon and Helen Novak, girl.
Edward and Gertrude Palder. girl.
Alan and Margaret Phinney. girl
Robert and Mary Pierozak, girl.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
ta4.e.10.12.14.

ADAM A. WEscHLER = SON, aue-
tIoneers trustees sale Of brick
dwelling, No. 1915 Marion Street
NV. Py virtue Of . deed Of trust
recorded in Liber. No. $3.50. Folio
$40. ct sea-, one Of the land records
the UNDERMINED substituted trustees
will offer for sale by public auction.
IN front OF premises on Monday, the
18th day Of January. 1850. OF 4
o'clock pm; the folloTins; ~ ;dsscriS;ed % q.
e VIE The he Ia North Rt5f Il fses on
st. by the full. depth Of Lot SO IN
William .Kreuter's subdivision 10
Square 445. as Der plat recorded IN
Liber ". 2. NJ: at Folio 395, In & TIE
fre 1mee q shs esyeeepenr aeI sna the
feet taken on the front for widening
the alley or street on which IT
stands. as stated In Equity Cause
1881. said. property now known for
purposes Of assessment ana taxa
ton as Lot SOC IL in Square ~. Il .
der payable $50 Der month. inciud.
ing interest. at 8 per cent secured
by first deed OF trust upon property
sold. or all cash. at option Of Dur:
chaser. A deposit Of $500 REQUIRED
Of purchaser O. sale Ex1minsdtion
revenue stamps and notArial fees
at cost Of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with within 80 days from
day of sale. otherwise trustees re.
serve the right TO resell property ut
risk and cost Of defanltinE purchaser
resale In some newspaper published
In WashinFton.. D. c., or deposit
may be forfeited. Or without forfeit
Ing deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any lefaf or equitable rtghts
MOND GTTTELMAN. NATHAN
RUBY, substituted. trustees, IN Civil
Action No. 2E6O-4S, District Court
q the United States for the District
p Columbia. 5aA.o.o.11,1A.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
CAR HOPS
CLERK

Young man. age 21-25 to work a
ledger and accounting clerk: for
accounts receivable, routine and con-
troll knowledge Of bookkeeping
ssna ssarsa x5hn .ont .nd %ees tsnn:
$50, hye days per week; possihilit.
salary $3.50 per week. Apply Per.
sonnel Once, room SOC, Star build.
ing. THE EVENING STAR 11O1
Pa. ave. NV.
COUNTER MAN, co, experienced only
good. salary, no Sunday work; Mari
nsr Eestsurant. 72l2 Wisconsin Aye.
pxfsY Mf ss1sA FARMLAND, white. szpsr. s
small family; refs; $120 per mo
house. fuel. milk furnished: THoMAf
9. MlIN. Boz 324 Mclean, Va
ptHlcaaHssEs 81 asSsi MAN, ..gsr.sne.d
DENTAL TECHNICiAN With at least
10 years experience to share space
In fully equipped dental laboratory
pkivERs sGx aSS-s; s.nssd sssf' for Diamond ca cabs
rental rates; must have identinca-
ne: See MELVIN HERRIMAN.
DRIvER-SALESMAN, white, married
2S-35, 1or estaoi1sned cry cleaning
route; salary and commission; guar
salary: Exceptional oppor: TO carr
DRUG CLERK, 9 or 8 pm. till
pm. daily; drug exper. pref; drtv'
er's permit. MORGAN BROS
PHARM., 1921. Wis. ave. NV.
ExECuTIvE-We are looking for q
ocutfye and sales ability, good edll-
cation and pleasing personality
who Is accustomed to active contact
with the public. II qualified. write
Immediately. stating age. education
expeFtence. whether married or sin
Give address and telephone number
II your letter indicates you might
at into our organization On appoint
ment will be arranged. All replies
are CONFIDENTIAL. Box 267-R. Star
Evening star., 1950-01-04

models have a standard wheelbase
Of 1872 inches. The smaller model
Wayfarer, with 115-inch Wheel
base, comes In a two-door sedan,
Ia business coupe and q sports
roadster.
All models are powered with
|Dodge's 7-to-1 compression ratio
engine. Dodge prices remain un-
changed.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont, ,

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
then myself: G.. =. CLARK. sso4
rMn 4h Atlas aYe HiSsEsss; aSENdi Me- sDsc,.,.s
sell seIectinr axAs and aJd pissins fboofEesDers
accountants. once managers. RE
'vs1 WELL ltSs Nor II BE REsroNsiBLE fxai a;s 70,
any debts other than those incurred
by myself. DONALD K. PABE. Bur
ro anftpni %ao% 5ST'i 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice that the partner.
ship heretofore existing between
George A. simonds and Frank H
Rowsee under the name Of George A.
nR iS nea ss isso
Taylor street NV. Washington
Of 5scemSe1. 81; emf 1e4s, q dissolved @ s Ths RI.
business heretofore conducted by
By George 4. simcnds i Co. Inc.
dress. 1''I!sslShk PkaSk 4 RowzEH. SS'i pr.si sd
dent. GEO. A. sIMONDs. |6
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the mem
bers Of the Jefferson Federal Savings
RI the once a q the be NWsSsiss|o1 W:ss.aaon
I.nusry IS. 1860: At I o'clock pm,
for the purpose Of .electing directors.
Tor the purpose OF adopting new
Federal Charter, and for the trans
action OF other such business as
Ing. JEFFERSON FEDERAL saw
1NGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
James w. Clark. secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the mem
bers Of the ENTERPRISE FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TON. washington. b. c.. for the
election of membera of the Board
Of Directors and for the transaction
Of any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
will be held in the Board Room OF
the association. 18th st. and Indiana
ave. NV, Washington, D. c., on
Wednesday, January II, 1850, at
2. o'clock pm. Martin A. Cook
secretary.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
! times or longer consecutively
sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, am to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
11th and Pennsylvania ave-. at any
of the Branch Of1ces throughout the
puoNr sTrpy vyr Knnn
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LEGAL NOTICES tcont.)
DUDLEY, ALGIRE, JONES D
OSTMANN, Attorneys.

Dupont Circle bldG.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 74069. Ad-
ministration. This is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber, of the
District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Clara "
McDevitt, also known as Clara Nc
Dewitt, late of the District Of CO.
lumbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the. same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the 2Sth day of June. AID
1850; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
GEORGE W. DAVIS. 1880 18th st
NV. tSeaI.) Attest: EDITH L
DAWsONNDeputy REGISTER OF viii,
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk
of the Prnhate Court ia4lL1S
Evening star., 1950-01-04
HELP MEN
AUTO BODY MAN

Must 81. be Be sssnss:; sa.; s9Gd 1Sep gseSgositio9@a noa
BossT5Ac' BsssssdAs; NJ. 1sc' 1890 Wis es is'.'
AUTO MECHANICs (truck) Day and
night shifts. GMC dealer has open
gs.ss as ,Pss sPDs.d gnt., 4 'en ssuef srs ss
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., Iso1 oro-
AUTo MECHANIcs AND AUTo POL.
-IsHERS, Immediately; 8 paid holi-
days, paid vacAtion; co-operstive ins'
AHHTToMobnf HTSRMAoIh HslAHHsfEsMAN-wee IRE
interested in employing one hard
hitting representative who Is capa-
BILE Of earning ct least $500 per
year The hem. nan Te ers.t;S are s;Seking rari !.
senting our products and willing to
orssnizstion. eGsn tasiI Phone M Mr. Wiiiisms'
29a 29a szig ssr fget e ssi4 Rzsr No. 1d
AHfo H!soanszsiai sznEsMxN--on. xhi o, w..S'..
oldest and most successful automo-
bile dealers has an opening for one
additional salesman. Must be man
Of proven sales experience, extremely
liberal compensation plan combin-
large earnings. We. operate. with q
> Biz. incomes. II You are interested
write to LEO b. BUTLER NC. Iii
21st st. NV. swing age and exper-
ience or come In for Interview. Fri.
Aur6%obffE g nSn sht y sAhRsMHN sRs as expsr
used car: opening new lot. A chance
to make plenty Of money with q
Ford dealer that has been In busi-
ness % years. Apply used car man
LbY MOTOR Co. 6316 Georgia
Evening star., 1950-01-04

claim Of generous headroom,
shoulder room, leg room, seat
height and wide door openings.
Like other models in the Chry-
sler lines the new Dodge cars have
larger and longer rear tenders and
the rear window area in Coronet
and Meadowbrook models Is sub
stantially increased.
The Coronet and MeadoWbrook
Evening star., 1950-01-04
ADDING MACHINE
TYPEWRITER
DESK, TABLE, CHAIRS, ETC.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at w E sc H L E r S
9O5 E ST. NV.
THURSDAY,
January s, 1950-10 AM.
Re: Potomac Distributing Co., Inc.
Bankrupt No. SS-49.
Terms: Cash.
ALBERT Z. STEINEM, Trustee.
Colorado Building.
ia34
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOvERNMENT OF The DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, D. G.,
December 90, 1949. ORDERED
HIcLE REGULATIONS, Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and the sames are
hereby amended as follows: Amend
Part II. Article XIV, Section 163
Id PARKING, Southeast Section
By striking out the words south
and 'teast" and substituting the
word west" and south" in the
second clause In the paragraph
dealing with 5th Street. SO that the
clause as amended viii read: "Ou
the west side, from Alabama Ave.
nue. south to driveway between
premises 1905 and 3209. two hour
parking, 8 am. to 8 pm. Amend
Part q, Article XXI. Section ls0;
CAR LOADING PLATFORMS By In.
serting the following at the begin
ming Of the section dealing with
side. west Of 1st Street" North
side, east Of 2nd Street, extended
North side, west Of 3rd Street.
South side, west OF 3rd Street
Z r. YOUNG, q. MASON. q. r
YOUNG, Commissioners. D. c.
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THOS. J. OWEN b SON, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

Trustee Sale Of Valuable TWO
NJ; 1929 UNION STREET. SOUTH
uy ,ss i.sos.s q 0f5a9 Il s4 DEG No. Of ssYs sgYs
efds hs pstrst 'ae GoamSis ana fas
and at the request of the party Sc.
cured thereby, the undersigned
trustees. will sell. at public auction
BAY b i.oni THa e Sc sixPEEaTH PIaRfsas b BAY 81
iHnRT9 THfRTY oa'c;IocK I'm the foi-
,lowing-described land and premises.
situate in the District of Columbia.
and DESIGNATED as and teinR Lot lis
in McArdle's subdivision In SQUARE
503. as per plat recorded in the
Once Of the Surveyor for the Dis.
ttIiet q Columbia in Liber so at
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
OF trust for approximately ST.
966.01, further particulars Of which
will be announced at time Of sale:
the purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$4,000 required. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. Conveyancing, re-
cordtng. revenue stamps, etc. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be com.
plied with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the Drop.
erty. may be advertised and resold
5s5AhK 5osAfPh fAR%E1Ep q. %EEEpA.
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Evening star., 1950-01-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BY


David and Margery Posner. boy.
Paul and Sarah Price, girl.
Louis and June Ramey, girl.
William and Joan Rouse, boy.
Clifford and Rita Sageman, girl
Robert and Sarah Salin. girl.
Leo and Susan Seitz, girl.
George and Bessie Smith. boy.
Charles and Norma Sparks, girl.
Elson and Louise Summers, girl.
Roland and Hilda Talton, girl.
Malcolm and Ruth Tarlton, girl.
Cecil and Johnsie Truluck. girl
E. Richard and Elizabeth Turner. girl.
James and Catherine Wafle, boy.
Leon and Helen Wagner, boy.
Carl and Peggy Walko, girl.
Preston and Helen Welsh, girl:
Luther and Michael woodland, girl.
James and Hazel Young. girl;
Albert and Willie Brunson, girl
Calvin and Helan Corbin, girl:
Lucious and Willie Pullium,. girl:
William and Juanita Ringold, girl.
william and Elizabeth Wilson. boy.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
Biosophists Set Topics

A discussion Of Bertrand Rus
sells Authority and the Indi-
vidual" will be held at a meeting
of the Biosophical Institute at
pm. Friday in the Willard Hotel.
At 4 pm. Sunday, at the same
place. the life of Will Rogers will
be discussed. The meetings will
be open to the public.