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$500 DOWN

$500 DOWN
New, det. brick bungalow; living rm.,
2 hedrms., tile bath. kitchen and
dining combination, complete with
refriEeratcr. stove and electric wash
? dormers, full basement, eas heat,
large lot: high elevations, fins need
under FHA and OF loans. Pull price,
$11 1.7be. Call LU. 4-556B. g
THE GABLES CO. ~
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UNIVERSITY PARK
BarEatn Of the week; 4 twin size bed
rm., breakfast rm.. mod. kit, rear
screened porch with French doors:
q approved. price $22 800. Cali
WA. 9144
JOHN A WENTZ
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FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INc.-152s K ST. NV.
MA. 9141

COLORKD-6-ROOM BRICK, 3 baths
2 inclosed porches, storm windows
and screens, stove and refrigerator
full basement, gas h.-w.h Terms.
Call Mr. Chevalier. LU. 4-43S2, with
T. PAUL MUDD CO.. 240S Mime.
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NEW RAMBLER
/. BRICK AND STONE

Never occupied; ideal location; 2
bedrms. and bath; mirrored closet
doors; din. rm., lge. Hv. rm., mir
rored firepl., carpeted wall to wall.
De luxe kit. garbage disposal, Calor-
lc gas stove. 9-cu.-ft. Frigid.; full
bsmt., complete with heat, aspb alt
bath, 4O-gal. h.-w. boiler, rec rn..
lge. bar. Appointment only. OWN
ER, GE. STo5
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Personality Rambler

Absolutely packed with charm snd
disnified by low. sweeping lines:
14x20 liv. rm. with beautiful bay
picture window. Completely equipped
kit, , twin bedrms. and tile bath.
Att. garage. You'll love it! Only
Sta,e50. We're open 9 till 9. Call
OW 5000
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RAMBLERS
OWNER TRANSFERRED

Must sacrifice this ultra -modern
brick home; 1st A., large liv.-din
rm.. kit, tiled powder rm., screened
porch. md a.. 3 lge. bedrms. and
tiled bath, sun deck; slate roof;
gas a.-c. heat: built-in gar: stu.
ated on large corner lot, Excel
terms Call Mr., Frederick. 81. 1864
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE, RE
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Arlinptnn Rau1blers

~ k111S VOk1 1sesx1x0Ax1
Real value at $16,25O. Only
houses remaining on one Of the most
linston; one corner lot and one
inside lot. Ftreproof. immovable
floor construction; modern. electric
Kitchen; large slidins- doo- closets;
excellent neishborhood; attractive
financing 2 blocks to school and
sqs G4ll tea,sy ATLANTIC rAS sgfa sIaTEs
5th st. oW. 1911. OIL. 1882, ow
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MI. RAINIER

&S4 z Z VI III 45xV
Lge: 6-rm. home, in nice cond,, with
IN baths, oil heat; 75x2O0 lot. Re
Immediate possession. Cali PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., WA. $685.
or UN l166
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IT'S MIGHTY NICE
To HET,P V0II

Get this lge. 5-rm. bungalow with .
glistenins tile bath and log-burning
upstairs, suitable for 2 big bedrms.
and tile hath Wide. deep, level lot.
Right in Falls Church and VA
approved, for $4,000. You cant
miss. Call OW, 5000,
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LOOK WHAT YOU GET!
HEDEEI,,

Fresh air. sunshine and an interest,"
ing view of the Virginia country
side. A real "Ramblin' Rambler"
Seaatifulg ss eanipped nrsd e Et Osen compsts sas
bsmt. A. quality home on q Level
la-acre for only Sl5,9bO.
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COLORED
1900 block Dexter Terrace Sc. $3.50
down, $40 per mo. buys this modern
5-room and tiled bath brick home
Hardwood floors. Automatic heat
Basement. Yard. Call Mrs. Morri-
son, cox & CO., RE. 1888 or 'UN
SA1S
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HOB-NOB
WITH THE INCEST

People in town and liYe in a home
admired by all A brick Cape Cod
with really large rooms; 1st-fl. den
o. sewing rm., side screened porch.
Ut liv. rm., serarate din. rm.
and spacious kit. Upstairs are q
bedrms. ana tile bath. Complets
bsmt., nice lot. SI5.95O at your
realtors. OW. 409n.
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BEVERLY HILLS

DEV EMILY HILLS
House for sale by owner. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. Substantial cash required
Tor down payment. No agents.
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HOME AND INCOME

LIVE FREE OF RENT
II you have $500 cash and want to
live in a nice Southeast section,
within walking distance to schools,
shopping and TRANSPORTATION, see
this splendid two-unit apt. building,
all brick. Lge living room. dinette.
twin size bedroom and kitchen in
both apartments. Full basement,
auto. heat. Nice condition. Full
price. $l4.95O. First trust. S1l,15O
at 4Se,. payable S79,24, including
at $50 month which makes your
payment for you. Call MT. Russell,
GE. 1887.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sevthee.t
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
1923 EASY PL. Sc.
New brk. det. home in D. C. 8 bed
rms, lge. liv. rm. with firepl., full
size din. rm.. well equipped kit;
full bsmt. with gas heat: Ice. sod
ded lot, ! blk. from bus and shop
ping: 8 blks. from public school;
$1,000 down to CT. Full price
$14,500. Call LU. 1866.
THE GABLES co,
2423 MINI. Ave. Sc.
To reach: Out Pa. ave. s.e. to Ala
bama ave, left on Alabama ave. to
Bowen rd., continue on Bowen rd
to 46th St, left on 46th st. 2 blks
to Easy pl., right on Easy pl. to
open sign and house. q
HEART OF HILLCREST
2 bedrm. det. bungalow. knotty pine
rec. rm.; full bsmt., lge. kit: lovely
trees, level lot; g. D; MURPHY,
Realtor. LU. 4-6227, 1401 25th st.
Sc. Once open Sunday. 3
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Rug-haking Group 10 Start
Meetings at Roosevelt High

Those interested in hooked and
braided rug-making will be able
to join a group in that activity
which will begin meeting at n
pm. Thursday at Roosevelt High
School. ;.
Rug-making is one OF many ac-
tivities being sponsored by the
District Recreation Department.
In full swing are groups which 90
in for social dancing. folk dancing.
square dancing. tap dancing,
swimming, language studies. arch
cry, speech and drama. marks
manship. orchestra and choral
work.
An Astronomy Club and Tele-
scope Making Group meets at 7
pm. Fridays at Roosevelt High
School also. Newcomers are
sought.
New members also are sought
for the Gaelic Language Group
which meets Thursdays at Roose-
velt.
Information on al these &C
tivities. and others. may be
obtained from the District Rec
reation Department. 3l4s Six
teenth street NV.
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District Medical Society
To Hear Dr.. A. |. Watkins

DR.. Arthur L. Watkins. associate
in medicine at the Harvard Med
ical School. will address q meeting
Of the District Medical Society at
SIS pm. Wednesday in the So
ciety's headquarters. IT'S M street
NV.
DR.. Watkins, who is chief Of
physical medicine at Massachu-
sets General Hospital, will speak
on "The Clinical Application OF
Physical Medicine in Your Older
Patient"
On January 10 the society will
hear DR.. Joseph H. Barach, past
president Of the American Dia-
betes Association, speak on "Dia-
betes and the Colon" while q
special meeting will be held Feb
ruary / to hear reports from dele-
gates to the American Medical
Association meetings here last
month.
Evening star., 1950-01-09

'.k!sssS :9tstE yerE EE4H5ssNlas H:s,l.ss BE BE
es5sisglsss in a,ss Ists.t' sRqE%Y
ssASaic1as aslPhIi .s.:dy. sszssi szssi. top ss,.
asirssslIst. Sas 'on isIS Misk. Met 2. sv.. j. a.:.
sSRr sas r..s.@ M.s @ nu:s u; ~: =: !.i.ss.: s:s
sroup insurance, vacation With pay.
top wages: ideal working conditions.
Apply IN person. See RAY parhaM,
4o7 Elorids ave. ne, COAST nv
sookkfkiER,, experienced. to .t.ks
give full information, uuslihcstionS.
experience and salary expected to
soSksklEfER sss5ts hHf "a ssS Ss'I IkccouSTAaSsr
II nu,l large corJpSSrstion. JSn Can M.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meehan.
les only. Report Tor work at am.
A. 1900 Shepherd St. Chevy Chase
BRicKLAYER-Mechanic. only: TOP
bHat11i61sa Ht1ii'; ~, sSSfffeshirsrrspzsTT Sffsi sTis sns
man with family, not over bS,' iof
large women's hotel; must be thor.
oushly exper. on oil burners, have
practical knowledge Of electricity.
carpentry. and the general mechanics
reliable, sober, depends5is, with ex-
eel. refs. and have D. c. drivers
permit; good cash salary, plus lare0
modern house nearby. This Job WI
oftsr 9 maximum Of security and
ticuiars Is to sxper., marital status,
dependents. BOX 2.M, Star. Ia
BUTCHEA1, hotei supply. expsyt9
only. STEAKS, INC, 474 L Ct. nv.
CONTINUED % Next fsseJ
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10 10 70 Per Cent Drop
In Automobile Sales
Predicted This Year
BY the Assoeioted Press

The Commerce Department pre-
dicted yesterday auto makers
sales this year will drop 10 to
20 per cent below 1949.
Declaring last years all-time
production record of 600
vehicles Is unlikely to be equalled
in the next few years." the de-
partment report said:
Factory sales of motor vehicles
in 1850 are estimated at from
5,000.000 to 5,500,000 units, a de-
crease Of 10 to 20 per cent be-
low l949, but about equal to 1929
and 1948 production-the only
other years when the 5000, 900
figure was reached.
Sufficient orders are on hand
to maintain production during
the first six months of 1850 at
the high levels attained during
the last half Of 1949. A decline
in production is expected during
the second half of 1850.
Passenger cars will make up
a larger portion Of total output
in 1850 than in 1949. Seasonal
buying will appear again. Heavy
purchases of cars will take place,
as in prewar years, in the spring
and summer. Factory sales of
lower priced passenger cars will
probably expand due to increased
availability"
The department predicted 1850
will be good year" for most
industries making machinery and
transportation equipment, though
output will be somewhat below
1949."
1t estimated last years produc-
ton OF machinery at $40, .000,-
900 and transportation equipment
at $l0.700,0o0.000. 1t said this
years totals are likely to be, re-
spectively, $ls.oo0.ooo and So
300. 900.
OF the prospective 1850 ma
chinery production, $10.500. .000.-
900 was estimated for industrial
machinery. $4,000. .000, 900 for elec-
trical machinery and apparatus
plus electronic devices and con-
trolls. and $1,700,0 1000. 900 for farm
machines and tractors.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Music
JuiIH1rd School
String Quartet
Plays at Gallery
BY EIeno de Soyn

The Juilliard String Quartet-in-
residence at the Julliard School
Of Music made one Of its frequent
visits to the Capital to appear In
the Phillips Gallery yesterday aft
ernoon. AS usual this accomplished
young group, consisting Of Robert
Mann. Robert Kofi, violinists:
Raphael Hillyer. violist. and
Arthur Winograd, cellist. included
in its program something new
and of interest.
This time it was Shoenberg's
Quartet No. 3, op. 30," the COM
poser's fourth experiment in the
so called "twelve-t tone system"
which he henceforth adopted. This
work represents also Shoenberg's
first attempt in a quartet forna
which he dedicated to Mrs. Eliza
beth Sprague Coolidge, and which
was premiered in Vienna in 1927.
Complex harmonically and dis
sonant. the work has no afdnity
with Shoenberg's former creations,
famous for beauty of sound. The
first three movements give much
evidence Of experimental stages
and of vicious circle the COM
poser seems unable to break. It
is only in the fourth movement
that progress is made. The COM
posed takes suddenly a flight into
space, makes broader designs, uses
greater variety Of voice distri-
button and enlivens the barren
selection by more imagination.
It was a relief to find that
Schoenberg envisioned at last an
objective and worked toward 1t
with skill and assurance. With
many Schoenberg imitators fully
exploring his use Of short rhyth-
mical figures, as given In the
quartet performed. the original
design seemed q little stale and
outmoded yesterday. Possibly. q
greater stress placed on what may
be called a melodic line, q COM
plete subordination to it by other
factors in the material and more
attention paid to sound effects by
the players might have made the
quartet more interesting as q
whole.
Schubert's rarely used Quar-
tet-Satz" made . good opening
number. Moving along at lively
pace the composition impressed
by its vitality. Had it been taken
as prescribed. moderately FAST"
lit would have been not nearly as
sweeping. This and Quartet in
ID minor. No. IA. better known
as Death and the Maiden, by
the same composer, provided q
Better field for an appreciation
Of the Juilliard players ability.
On the whole their work sounds
better In q larger hall. With the
prominence exercised by the 1irst
violin one could easily detect the
somewhat loose action Of the lead
er's arm, in places where beauty
of tone was essential, and also
his shortcomings as regards ab.
solute purity Of intonation. The
group infused the % minor
Quartet" with fire and dramatic
force and earned q well l-deserved
success.
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER 3 SON. apc-
ssshia: assns fsi5 'ss Marion q ssFs.s RISE
s.sVrd.d Nw s' m yttYs Esf Of dt:s sss 81 roc tFass
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
ths. UNDERSIGNED substituted trustees
I'M fron Ssr 05 prsse2 sas s' Duss hnndsy fuetHn :
18th day Of January, 1880. at I
prcpsrty il the pttIiet y coIamsis.
TO wit: The north Is feet on Marion
Wsm Vi Ss the s depth suSdTsos St EHs 80 in
Liber ": B NJ. At Folio 3s5; in ths
once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
st tt.G q o Ibs 1sn sxssPtnT 3aI vanne es 10
the alley or street on which 1t
stands. a.. stated in EQUITY Cause
1733i, said property now known for
purposes 9 snS e and tsxa aas
Terms en " o, So sale: ' SOD j. cssh uSre rsmain am
der payable $50 per month, includ-
BY. nrst decd Of. trust upon property
Chaser. 4 deposit Of $500 REQUIRED
OF purchaser at sale. Examination
Of title. .conyeyancing. recording.
revenue stamps and notarial fees
COMPLIED with Within 80 days from
serve the right to resell property at
risk and cost Of defaultinR purchaser
after s. days Advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published
may Be forfeited. or without forfeit
Ing deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable rights
aEsinst defsulItng purchaser; RAY;
RUBY, substituted trustees, in Civil
Action No. 266O-4S, District Court
OF the United States for the District
Of Columbia. ja4.6.glll4.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER;s & SON,
Aucti0neeFS.

THusTELg SALE OF SIX BRICK
a6SsssaGSSfs a6S.s saS Z 81 sfRH1F 14tFx s.r:' N REAR or
sy yiEsus tvus Sd e $50 , cf srgsst s. recorded
On. Ssf ~ the .ns r.cofas oG ot the ps
triet Of coiumbia. and At the re-
quest OF party secured thereby, the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer for
D1ss 5s!s By public SWssisNHh WsbNHhsAf b front Il
ffsSSSH4;ssfHH fsSSl Il ffHHsRRzz Be- oSI6Sk Fl SAfufSNT ffN
tie blstsiett & acseeiuRsl., !ssit:' se.vit: an ~
Pssst Of orisi11aI 1ol LGt sS n Square e. ~
seahat seueheast ,eesne1 Sa .ne 81 sf s.ld lot .nd md
EWSnaPs W.ss n. 'afnss q sn .es 5ss Feet
the center Of the South wall OF
premises forming the North boundary
.nsss..a ss.a west esI' feet etsiha thence 20 south
5s.37 feet: thence East, IA feet along
the North line Of = Street Terrace
Southeast. to the beginning. now
known for purposes Of assessment
Tss5%5; 2, sale Cash :. sepcs. % et
Examipstion Of title. conveyancing.
recording revenue stamps and no
r:Tni f:Tla t' !. 't sonp.d sSI Of an
thirty days from day OF sale, other
wise trustees reserve the right to
resell property. at risk and cost OF
defauiting purchaser, after f1ve days
advertisement Of such resale in some
b. e.. or deposit may be forfeited.
or without forfeiting deposit trustees
may avail themselves OF any legal or
eauttsble riEhs against defaultins
RAYMOND J. VIERRuCHEN.
bMuNp NJ EMMERiCH.
In 6Q111217 TrUSteeS
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LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED sTATEs p1eTEIcT COURT
Mig Z Probate ceurt) Up rs estate
q I,t.tss oSsnnassrs Ea nasrs,SsosnER
1Nfp1 PsoviD1ka ShD foR PusLitH.
trIsi Of Is: issues ',Ia ,n tais q IS, case r, e;
s.s xrss :4se The nrrS9n: ssh az . & 8. ns e:
otec:onner. dscssssa. having been
Mary o'cennor. Michasi 6'cennor.
Patrick 0connor. Lena 0connor
s.s oconnsr Muadset. fhemss
70 Se found" It Is By the Coyrt this
2Ed asy e J.nI,ssry, ,,,1! 1850 I. Oh =;
fssrusry, " 1850, ana that this Order
pu6lished once ! week ics four sue
csssiye weeks in. the Wsshinsten
sv &. .ss ..ros ssd ts':f n. Tsss fsr
bsine ss follows: l. Was the paper
ina asts Hiia IL ssss t.. dsy 1u q bee.mp Bee ii per.
Patrick oGonnor, deeeasedf 2:
Was the said paper writing dated
the 29th day Of December, 1914,
s:stemsns Of = rstrisf e ~ ocensor ds.
ceased. executed and attested in due
tSs tSsm ..a i; IPssasifd Pssref connor q lsn w x:
or @ Of the s scRnoWledsins Sy him d
the said paper writing Of sound and
dtsposing mind and capable OF ex.
ecutink . valid deed or contracts
4. Was the said paper writins
thsrsof. 81 lie subseription thereto
procured from the said Patrick
o'connor. deceased. by fraud Or
Patrick o'Connor By Msrgaret T.
persons ausstiopedf 5. was the
said paper writing dated the 2eth
or the execution thereof procured
ss.: !; eas;siss sss ssas:, j, RslssHs.
per,sSSsns ,SuIsstionsss?' soLITHA .TnHa!n,:i y
70: JOIN Il. BURNETT, WILLIAM
HHEaoHb1Msa H aH*Msa eodswsdH' s5ssw sdHH' Rs.|:tsi .s'sssi
d wills for the District. Of Colpm-
Northumberland
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Optimists to Hear Reid

Thomas r. Reid. vice president
of Mccormick Co. of Baltimore
will address the National Capital
Optimist Club at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the Hotel Con-
tinental. Mr.. Reid was named
one of the country's 10 outstand-
ing men Of the year in 1947 by
the United States Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
THOS. J. OWEN b SON. Auctionss
435 Southern BUILDING.

T..
zs ks5SH sHssss. IL sRgHRAf}HSeGGs agRfHeEsH. 10 ss5
duly irssoTded, IN MI Eibs. No. sb4a:
records Of the District Of Columbia:
trustees viii sell. at public suction
PAg FAS :, TFsfA S2s Hs.p!sis, PAY g g }tsS;
sM aa prsm..s shs ioSwas ssus dssGIe'f X he bs 1Ra
Of Columbia, and desirnated as and
il Rises ct Il subdivision in Square
3s5. a. per plat recorded In the
Gmfs f2Iss p thi gHI,eSG5 for n.I the Dis s.
Folio 40: being more pasticularly
said deed Ct trust. Said properH
new known for purposes Of Assess
s1M,,. smsnt and 90. taxation i" Lot SOL in
Terms: TsSnsr' soId' syI9' subject to . prior deed
q trust t i9r APPROXIMATELY S13,.
VIII be announced at time Of sale;
the purchase price, above said trust
ssososo g reanrsa IN ss:h canSsgsss,ne Ssgss. O.
Escording, etc, at purchasers cost.
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
advertised and resold ct the dis
'f's''Hw w2ftrshhss Il shs tsnitsss; MiEtsk,
s.ss1. s1fN;ANIN q ',!AaNlslIa BERNSTEIN; rE!s..,
Evening star., 1950-01-09
AUCTION SALES
f60S. J. OWEN 4 SON, Auctioneefs,
4SB southern BUILDING.

Tays3B5 9PBx9s4a SsHs
STREET.. soUTHIkgT.
BY virtue Of Z ceytain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. e645,
r9's s$e q sss =, q sIs e. lsna .ss9Fas .ns e
ssu'ssss 6. tsnasr.iss:d g. es: ssssssss
a &. es: ss & & ses RSs' 'es.san oAsas ss,n sss
Room 436 southern BUILDING. Fif-
f1ntsbA sssnntshb ;pa 4HE 7 sssyssFttrs4H sysissss!Ftt MI Day
Or JANuARY AID. 1850. AT ONE
O'CLOCK Pm. the following de-
in the District Of Columbia. and
dssignsted a. and being Lots 8 and
u Slosk isssl 81 fsstd lsek kba,tsfeS 29 ss1ed
q s.id subdiyisison recorded in the tths
trist q CsIumSis In County Book
Tat T1.Ssst 2 Sf .sssSSt5c 1913 vA b: '.:a ..:saau,r.s
ct time Of sale. All convey ancins,
recording, revenue stamps, etc. at
to be compiled with within thirty
days from day Of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to
I've Sve S.yS s''1usti sdvsasi.esasnt sauS'i Il sush
yssels "a some nswspspsr published
''''"''3R S4Ssro Is rros9ss9RsNAs' os9s9s,
jae,a.1l,13.l6. Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
AMBASSADOR
EMPL. SERVICES. INC.
1424 K 81; NV, Ut. 7416
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17OS G ST. NV.
MEN

Electronic engineers. degree nee, 1 to
.yGs, exper. In design and research.
Msr. MSaooR hotel aI thoroushly .xp.r.. excel.
ssakte:sPssSsss ssa; ssS.ssa ssa5isht typins' ss' $3.50
MIr. book shop. thoroughly sxper.
buying, selling; S275-S325.
Casualty ms. underwater. exper.;
eel. future; S200-$225..
Underwater trainee, collese, local;
start $175 mo.
Auto service sales. exper.. start SIS
sales typewriter. exper,, college pref;
start $50 plus commission.
Sales, AUTOMOBILES; Alex; S225 draw
Sales representative to contact doc
. tors, hospitals; chemistry or biology
*&nackground; $3.50 Plus expenses.
WOMEN
secretsry-stenos.; Ags 1885; foreign
embassy: import, export, commercial;
6.dAy. 5-hr. wk: So. 600-S3, 900.
FuH Chg. bkpr.;- to 81 yrs.; days;
gkpr.-sac to SO yrs.. 5 days; 81. 200.
Personnel clerk, retail or dept. store
efpsr, winter. summer vacstion;
clsfk:sSPisss. 1878 yrs.. ) days;
Evening star., 1950-01-09
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers
RR

A0C81 AuvoFtlbeSo
Three Lines tMinimum)
l or : times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 8 times consecutively, $50
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-lins
minimum.
oUT-oF-ToWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate Per line --. 500
out-of-town Rate ID charged
on al advertising 35 miles or
more from Warrington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily: 8 an; TO- pm:
SUNDAY. IL Am. to 9 pm.
Lave your sds ct the Business once.
11th and rennsylyania ave; at any
Of the Branch odaces throughout the
city. or
PHONE sTERLING 5000
When esncelins classified adysrtiss-
Aents b. sure to make . note Of the
esneelistion number. This 10 h.
Deftant In case o3 Adjustment.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bee!s
dss youF advertisement.
Claims for errors must be made In
tims Tor correction before second IN.
ssYtion.
Evening star., 1950-01-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES
GOVERNMENT OF THE DIsTRFCI

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, January g.. 1885,.
A public hearing having been held
trict of Columbia In the matter Of
CLOSING certain street area and
public alleys in the District Of Co
lumbia, as herein after described,
and. as the said Commissioners are
Of the opinion that the street area
sSs my 5st'Ts'f Is ( ;a'ef avrs ss
that under date OF December ~,
194a. they have prepared the fol-
loving order: ORDERED; That
purrsuant, e the provisions Of Public
1882 the street DiHdo and .iley Sa1 areas as Is
shown In green on the plats filed
In the once Of the Surveyor of the
District OF Columbia and numbered
As Maps 3544. 3545. 3546, 3541,
o sTe hereby s ordered ase ci cIosEp Is same sane
to take effect on and after FEBRU-
AIRY is, 1850: the title to the land
comprised in said areas so closed
to revert to the abutting property
owners as shown on said maps; the
said ssld closinss to take effect Jointly or
orders on the effective date afore-
said. according to Items /, =. 5, 4,
;. 6, 2. 8 and 10. described Is fol-
lows: a. Closing Of 8 Street, Sc.
,oStHCGh sSIu otICct dpQ -6LH Fl6Ce.
l2) Closing Of part Of public alley
abutting Lots 81, 800. sol and s02,
in Sduare $50. f3) Closing Of Lowell
street, n. w.. abutting U. s. Reser-
yation $50. west of Foxhall Road.
90 Closing Of public alley in Square
4284. 90 Closing OF r street, Sc,
between 30th and 31st Streets. (8)
Closing of part Of 40th Street. Sc.
south OF Massachusetts, Avenue. (7)
Closing Of v Street, NV, east OF
4Sth Street, and street area north
81 v Street, abutting Lots l and
II, square 1885. 90 Closing Of
al public alleys in Square 1918.
1Oh Closing Of Chaplin Street, Sc,
between c and D Streets, and public
alleys in Squares $500 and E-54OO;
and providing for dedication OF
street area in lieu thereof" Any
and all parties interested must file,
n writing: with the Commissioners,
q. G.. objections, II any, to these
cIosings. or as to any item providing
Tor the closing listed above, before
FEBRUARY Is, 1850; otherwise said
closing shall become effective On
and after that date, in accordance
with the provisions OF Public Act
70: 307, approved December is,
1892. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG.
GUY MASON. GORDON r. YOUNG,
Sommissioners Of the District Of
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