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Evening star., 1951-06-15
ENJOY COUNTRY LIFE
IN
q CHEVY CHASE. D. C..


Here is a grand opportunity for q
large happy family to enjoy home
that was built during the good old
days Of fine construction. First fl.
consists of spacious rooms incl. liy..
din, kit. lge pantry. reception
room, and q large corner bedrm.
with pvt. lavatory; .2nd fl. has
bedrms.. one full bath and screened
porch; Bird fl. has an interesting
rm. and full bath any teen-ager
would love. Full bath in bsmt. Oil
h.-w.h. Det. garage. Beautiful tree
shaded lawn. Located lust 2 blks
from Conn. ave. transp. Is con-
venIent to Woodrow Wilson High
and Ben Murch elementary schools
1902 INGOMAR ST. NV.
OPEN SUN, 2-6 PM.
Wkdays. call Mrs. Grant, CO. 624t
for appointment.
PAUL P. STONE
Realtor
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RIIuT TO ORDER
UPPER 18th ST.
De. 0730. Ewes. OIL. 564
DE luxe RAMBLER

DE LUXE hAMbLEh
situated on a beautiful corner lot
near the Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase, Md. Recep. hall, large
liv. rm. with indirect lighting, Lge
rms, 2 baths also maids rn1. and
bath; gear gar; alum. storm sash
and doors. Beautifully dec. Less
than 2 yrs. old Shown by appt
only. Call Mr.. Denton. MA. 2O40i
BREUNINGER & SONS. INC. 173l
K st NV -15
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m HARDWOOD
-CAII, ME-

I have several nice Q and bedroom
homes in the Silver Spring, area for
sale. that are priced right. Some
with small down payments; Il you
want 8 good buy call Pop Hartman,
COX & CO.. 81. OTIS; eyes,, SH.
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HAWTHORNE

KENNEDY ST., Mr.. GA. AVE,
Eeven-rm. brick home in good cond. ;
3 porches e inelosed); oil h.-w.h.;
large garden with garage. conv.
nrst trust. K. FAIRBAIRN, 1727 K
st NV, ST. 6060; ewes. and SUM-,
DE. 322S Id
Evening star., 1951-06-15

-HEVY CHASE MANOR, new rambler
being completed by one Of Wash
finest builders; bedrms.. baths
completely equipped modern kit. at
tacfied garage. Call us to inspect
BILLINGSLEY & KoRZENDORFER
OR. 1926 until 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13
Return from Extended Sfofe side Journey

Mir. and Mrs. Harold Richards. superintendents at the Valley Christian Home for Children, have returned to the Valley. fol- lowing a furlough trip started last December. which took them thru many states. They visited many childrens' homes during their trip.
 The main purpose of their trip was to help raise funds for the large building project to be car ried out at the Valley Home. In- dividual buildings are contem- plated for family style living. Work will be started as soon as materials are available. The workers at the home erected a new silo as well as doing repair work on several buildings this summer. A new DeSota station wagon was a recent gift to the home.
 New missionary workers at the home include Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Loveles, who have recently come to the Valley from King Cove, Alaska, where they were doing missionary work.
 School teacher, Mrs. Ethel Finn
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13

back in another few years 10 see the landscape dotted with red cattle as it is in Michigan today. He imported from Denmark the first herd of % Red Danes in 1885 and started breeding cows in BeltSville and Michigan under an artificial breeding program.
 The Red Dane breed is particu- larly well adapted, according to Reed, because these cattle are not only good milk producers, they also make good beef. With prop CT feeding a good Red Dane will produce 10000 pounds of milk per year and 400 pounds of but terfat.
 As soon as the Valley farm CTS saw the Red Dane calves come in. they were sold on the breed. There's 20 percent more demand for Red Dane sires than for those of other breeds.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13

has returned from summer vaca- ton spent visiting her family and friends in the States.
 John Ticky has completed his work at Port Graham and is back at the Valley Home.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13
BETA SIGMA PHI TO MEET

Mrs. Robert Critics will be hos tess to the Beta Sigma Phi al their next regular meeting to be held September l7. al 8 pm. Re treatments will be served follow ing the meeting.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13
FARMERS MARKET OPEN ON SATURDAY ONLY

The Farmers Market will sell produce on Saturdays only for the remainder of the pro- duce season, Marketmaster Florence Eby announced this week. The Sunday market day is being discontinued because of the decreasing amount of produce the farmers have to sell.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13

Miss Nancy Cameron of the Territorial Department of Vel fare, Anchorage office, was in the Valley last Thursday making calls on some of the wards of the Ter ritorY.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13
USDA DAIRY CHIEF
 REvISITS VALLEY, IS AMAZED AT PROGRESS

WdS ditluLEO AillS WtGk al AAiG growtr of the dairy industry in the Valley since his last visit in l947.
 It was in the fall of l947 that Reed helped to organize an ar tificial breeding program to help improve the quality of the milk ing herd following a survey that covered inspection of practically every cow in the Territory He had come to Alaska on the rec ommendation of the 1946 task force committee that the most important agricultural job in the Territory was to build up the dairy industry.
 Two problems hindering the development of this industry were foura1 by Reed in 1947. First, the dairy farmers were not raising their own replacements; they were importing them from Out side at considerable expense. One woman told him that the calves weren't worth raising; and, even if they were, they couldn't be raised economically. Her re- marks focused attention on the second problem - feeding-and the answer to the first-a good breeding program.
 With the arrival of two Red Dane and two Holstein bulls lent by the USDA in 1948, the arti- ficial breeding program was be- gun in the Valley under the di- rection of William J. Sweetman, formerly of Dr. Reeds staff at Beltsville.
 It was when Dr. Reed made the rounds of the dairy farms this week to see the offerings of these bulls that he was truly amazed.
 "In another four years, he said, there's no question that Valley people will ever again have to go Outside for their cat tle".
 He admired Chet Liebing's Hol- steins and Red Danes. Roy Newell he said, with pride, will soon have solid herd of Red Danes. Louise Kellogg is also going in for the Danish breed At A. A. Remple's he was not surprised to see pref erence for this breed because MT. Remple had mentioned in 1947 his admiration for them back in Flu rope.
 T didn't know you grew bromegrass", Reed remarked on seeing Remple's fine crop.
 T didn't until those EXperl- ment Station fellows talked me into it'', Remple said with grin.
 It wasn't at Remple's farm only that Dr. Reed found dairymen trying to lick the feed program. With the help of research on AL askan feed being carried on by the agronomists and soils men, Reed was certain that they would succeed. Already, he said, farm CTS are almost self sufficient for hay. Noting the concentration on silage in the Valley, he observed that dairymen were quick to learn that there is more milk per acre out of silage than from hay and it's better feed.
 q have great hopes for the Valley as big dairy center, he said. With better cows, better feed, and more production per cow, perhaps the consumer will have some relief from the high prices they pay for milk.
 At the present time, however, the bureau chief could not see how the milk could be produced for less.
 Dr. Reed said he hopes to come
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13

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 Come in and see for yourself exactly how much this great car gives you and how very little it actually costs. First of all, Pontiac gives you Silver Streak beauty-a personality all its
Valley frontiersman., 1951-09-13

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Evening star., 1951-03-10
PERSONAL
VACANCY IN REST HOME for elder.

VACANCY IN REST HOME for elder
u people; pvt. and semipvt. rms. i;
500 for pvt. rm.. $S3 for share
room. AID. 9155. -16
NEW HOME on farm in Mitchellville,
Md: 15 minutes from District; pic
ture windows in every room: fresh
milk and eggs; should like to care
for some one one that has;a needs H1sf home such
PIANO TUNEReS6. city or suburbs.
Quality work. VICTOR GEORGE,
ENGLISH TEACHER, experienced,
wanted for individual lessons, s to
9 am; or to pm. State price.
Box 471-S. Star.
DAY CARE-Excelient care for chill
dren: pleasant surroundings; trans
portation provided. Call TO. 6713.
vAcANcY34h5 !aa nursing care
IRH Inp'gs u hRIf Az su5E Youk "A cHlhp fssl
Science. I a. matR.. English. Spanish SHAM and
pEVITT SCHOOL. founded 1919.
cHii1SG ALL GIRLs-Enter the
big model search contest today.
phSssDs59sPhs s,za model Fan and ,6sT win
formation call Radio Station WAX.
yE6oRs ESi SsoS eHEANEp Gf fAi PAM AND wAxEp-
Reasonnsd5Ile. ndI Try us. AK. 5270,
eS6kRN1cesEs GEE sSsioARDs-pRApEs. scailoped
salIggoaeS2ss, Sss.f5 ov. sdf1. pfT.0n'l Y4 stY1lst
Evening star., 1951-03-10
MEN

To learn sales work; guaranteed wkly.
salary plus commission; complete
training given; good opportunity for
advancement; 5-day wk.; transpor-
tation provided. For interview call
sales manager, SH. 1910, 9 to IL
and 2 to 4. Ill
YOUNG MAN-Real estate once.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. 1417 K
YOUNG MAN to learn finishing and
electro plating; / school year Of
chemistry minimum requirement
Apply NATIONAL ELECTRONIC
LABORATORIES. 1918 Kalorama rd
YOUNG MAN to learn window dis
play work. NO. 1902. III
YOUNG MAN. colored, to work in
grocery store; must have drivers
permit: Apply in person. BENNING
HEIGHTS MARKET. SAT 42nd St.
YOUNG MAN. ambitious, learn trade
in furniture .Yefinishing and repair
Ing: good future for right man
JACK JIACALONE & SON, S4is
Ga; ave. Silver Spring. Nd. -l6
high school or college graduate to
train in wholesale plumbing and
heating industry: excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious person who is
interested In his future. Cali Mr..
Branch. ST. 0O50. for appt. NO
LAND CO.. INC. 1875 K ST. ne.
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HELP MEN

Tv TECHNICIANS, experienced set
up. bench work and outside. Only
auslifled men need apply; 6-day
week, & many employe dement's. one
progressive teleyision and appliance
stores offers these positions with
future assured to capable men.
GOOD salary. Apply Mr.; Bolts,
TYPIST to write labels in drugstore;
hours 9 to 8, Saturdays o to 2, no
Sundays. Give age; salary and ref
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. working
fSSsiSs3asi aospa2s SpRoIgfhRRks gfH hF ARRli
wAhEHousE H4ih Il; nE' MAN. familiar w With
plumbing and heating materials:
must be capable of filing orders,
ssepng snd roupg npsn4ry cP e stox and sspg oe
State age and exper. Box 1857.
WASHING MACHINE mechanic. exp.
with automatics pref. but will
train II nee. DAUBER'S. 1890 18th
WATCHMAN. part time, age 4s to g 50;
all day Sunday. Monday and Thurs
DAY evenings; must be able to pass
rlela physical; permanent position.
AR9i,,Ml.p5p AARplg II pers9n E9 IN morning at
n w. loth anu II sts.
WiNDow TRIMMER. exp. for drug
store windows. None other need ap-
Ply. Salary open: NO. 1902. Ia
WOODWORKER for repair work In
fuTnit1re a11 refinishins shop. LU.
MAN. for general warehouse work,
filling orders. putting away freight,
etc; 5A-das week; vacation with
aiE, pay; u gal /; ;25 5,,, per week; Apply
500 C st. NV. 10
necessary; must have references;
wages S54 week to start. SPEED &
BRISCOE. 2201 N. Y. ave. ne. 10
MAN, 23 to 33 yrs; exper. not nec..
but must have mech. apt. and
D. C. drivers permit; learn useful
trade at good starting, pay; steady:
furnish pefs. ref. Cal, for appt,'
MAN. Gsf1 Between 20 and a7 years Old,
experienced in property manage
ment work for large old estab-
lished real estate firm; car not nee
IL and IL noon. ST. $500. Ill
do janitor work and to to share in in
profit Of small dry goods conces-
sion in truck service station: must
have recent, references. SPEED a.
BRISCoE, 22O1 N. Y. ave. ne. 10
MAN. young, white. energetic; some
auto service, to work in auto brake
service. 903 N st. NV. -I2
MAN. colored. to do general work in
truck service station; previous truck
tire and gasoline service station
exper. nee; references required
wages S54 per wk. to start. SPEED
& BRISCOE. 2201 N. Y. ave. ne.
MEN with large trucks wanted to
haul wood on $3.50 basis. JU.
7-54S4. Ill
MEN, to work or 3 hrs. in eve
ming making appointments. Boz
266-T. Star. 10
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HOSTESS, experienced: night work;

HOSTESS, experienced: night work;
upper Conn. Ave. Restaurant. Call
HO. 1913 after Pm. Ill
HOSTESS, full-time position. in hotel
coffee shop. Apply mgr. Ebb4tt Ho-
tel. 10th and H SITS. NV. 10
HOUSEKEEPER or practical nurse
for two elderly people; settled wom-
an: live in. Call WO. $3.50. Ill
HOUSEKEEPER for 450-bed hotel.
Must have experience in purchasing,
personnel supervision and record
maintenance. Good salary. For
interview, call Resident Director.
INSPECTOR AND SHIPPER, expert
enced, for dry-cleaning plant. Ap-
LABoRAToRY APPRENTICE. medical.
white. high school graduate Qs to
25): salary while training. State
9ualification, education and ref.
I,c., Box lit vS;r,.x StsT; g., I'll ..l1d..
laboratory; salary dependent on
training and experience. State
qualification, education and ref.
Box 172-T, Star III
Evening star., 1951-03-10
MACHINIST

Machine operator, sheet metal work
ers for work in defense plant for
either night or day shift; 1Oeo extra
ESiofb Pay for sat neht shift Apply ReE,dNan MeH
EhGcTR1cAL' ieefT cal MACHINE .a Il AsHSas sHoPs,
919 Jessup Blair dr., Silver Spring.
general machine shop
exp. required; permanent positions
with good working cond. and bene-
FITS. Phone WI. 1925. AIRTRONIC
RESEARCH, INC. Bethesda, Nd.
for dry cleaning branch
store; steady job. good pay; must
have best of references and dry
cleaning experience. Apply in per-
son between m l1-2;3o -so3 at SHEPHERD
theater; car neces-
sary: opportunity for advancement;
starting salary S45 wk. plus car
allowance. Box 497-T. Star. Ill
experienced on Chrysler
products, in modern shop; excellent
working conditions, 5H days, on
pitalization, holidays and vacation
DVvEE DltR PaS MoroR eRply CO., MI DodFe Rseassd assnsd
Plymouth dealers. 1880 Georgetown
rd., Bethesda. Md. Ill
experienced in electric
welding: good wages; good working
conditions. Ask for Mr.. Miller, M. j.
ULINE CO., 3rd and M sts. ne.
MECHANIC. for lawnmower work;
good working cond. See MR..
PENDLEToN, 1890 Ga. ave-,
MEeasShc TefassSh; Msi For LAwNMowER le and
garden tractors; 51a-day wk.; year.
around work; paid vacation, holi-
days, disqualification. See Mr.. Daw-
son, MALoNEY'S, INC. s126 qeor-
gia ave-, Silver Spring --15
first class; farm tractor
and eauipment; experienced: 5h-
day wk.: S69.75; time and half
for overtime; paid vacation, holi-
days, hospitaliza tion. See MR.. PHIL
MOORE. s126 Georgia ave., Silver
Spring -15
MECHANICS. experienced; holidays
and laundry. See Mr.. Smith. BUR-
ROWS MOTOR CO., 900 M st: Sc.
TR. $500. Iii
Evening star., 1951-03-10
HELP MEN
Real Estate Salesman
Route Salesman

Starting salary $50 week and base
salary plus commission when quali-
fed for route. Opportunity for am
bilious men to join our sales organi-
cation. Experienced or inexperienced
men may apply in writing or by
calling DU. I'LL. MANHATTAN
LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO..
1928 Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-10

SECURITY Statesmen
eer in the nen sesu.y s9 mss sd we
material, special situations and the
"know-how" to get results. Kindly
phone foS sppt,, JOHN C. KAHN
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
experienced in lubrication and gen
week; salary and commission on
SERVICE. 2125 14th st. NV. III
colored. must be neat
appearing and willing to work; must
batteries. Apply In person. WESTERN
AUTO SUPPLY. 1913 Good Hope
sHoE fH SALESMAN, exper., in selling
shoes for the family. 3412 14th st.
SHOE SALESMAN. exper. in Juvenile
ySvENiEe 5fSs aiiiess sHoE t5f STORE sFe ssS mf
siHioEH F. statesmen wanted to tia train
Apply in person only. HOLLYWOOD
SHOE STORES. 7th and Fla. ave.
SHOE SHINE BOYS wanted. PIE please
SHOP FOREMAN, experienced in
running a shop and handling men.
Capable Of laying out work. familiar
with stock and special mill work.
Must. be steady and sober. Phone
sH0Rf 45Rg SR6ERiGRILi RS; MLIhSx NAN, exp exper.
Apply at the vIRGINIAN RESTAU-
RANT. 119 B st. Sc, Ii. 4-s9s2.
STOCK CLERK. for hardware store:
good working cond. See MR.
PI,EIsNDLEToN; 1890 Ga. aye.
STOCK CLERK, familiar with cleo
tronic components and hardware:
Apply NATIONAL ELECTRONIC
LABORATORIES. 1713 Kalorama I'd.
STOCK CLERK - Experienced with
TV and appliance parts. One Of
Washington's largest and most pro-
gressive stores offers this permanent
position with future assured to per-
sons who qualify. 6-day week. good
salary. many employe benefits. APP
ply, Mr.. Bolts. LAcY'S. INC. 1880
Evening star., 1951-03-10
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, for C.P.A. firm; some
travelling; good salary, excellent
working conditions. Reply, stating
age. education. experience. salary
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE BOOK
KEEPER, experienced with 1000 Sc
ries MGR posting machine. Must be
reliable and capable of taking charge
OF operators and clerks. keeping &C
counts in order and making UP daily
summary. Future assured to capable
person. 6-day week. good salary,
many benefits. Apply Mr.. Bolts.
LACY'S. INC, 1880 Half st. s.w.
ADDING MACHINE and calculator
mechanic; top salary; for a ton
man who is available Immediately.
vacation with pay. All replies con-
ndential. Write Box 207-T. Star.
Evening star., 1951-03-10
ROUTE SUPERVISOR

Wanted by one of Washington's lead
ing laundry and dry cleaning plants.
II you have a successful record as
q route salesman in the laundry.
dry cleaning. milk or bread business,
and feel qualified to handle men.
Apply in your own handwriting.
stating age, education, experience
and marital status. Applicants ac-
cepted will be tested to determine
their suitability for the Job. Ad-
dress Box AIR. Star. Ill
SALESMAN to canvas nationally ad-
cemfss,oT cer5lsffd watches On credit; good
many company beneflts. Mr.. ullmar
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO. 719
sALEsMANT for sport goods, expert
enced, permanent. good hours and
pay. MILLS CO., 9th and E sts. NV.
sALEsMAN-To call on automotiye
and industrial Arms. selling uniform
emblem. Every firm uses emblem;
unlimited field. Apply In person,
33o II st. ne. Ill
SALESMAN. not over 40 yrs, for
inside selling. Experienced Catholic
ttions preferred. Start S52 for 4s-
hr. week. Apply Box 79-V. Star.
SALESMAN. to sell Cyclone fence.
either full or part time; straight
ssoomn5mission. son5 Phone for appt. OF.
SALESMAN, experienced. with follow
ing. In dept. stores, mems wear
shops, ladies', children's, and in
fants' speciality shops. To represent
distributor Of national named brands
wear; excellent opportunity for sales
man who can qualify: MARKovITz
kTcHTER. 4oos " RidseWood ave.
Baltimore. Md.
SALESMAN. with national mfg. Of
baked goods, to work on established
territory: must have car: high school
or equal; unusual opportunity for
SALESMAN. experienced. who knows
how, to work and sell. to contact so
local accounts weekly for wholesale
distributor: 5-day week; with draw
Prefer ns an 10 against st
with car. No consideration given ap-
plications for interview until full
personal details, experience. and
IsslT references ss.r are given. Reply Box
SALESMAN M part time. mems cloth
position. Fri. night and all day
Sat; prefer resident of Silver
spring or nearby. STYLE PLUS
CLOTHES. 81. 9322. 10
SALESMAN. hardware experienced; /;
also delivery man and warehouse
man. Apply in person. GAINES
BROS. INC. Alexandria. Va.
SALESMAN for retail furniture COM
pany. Only person interested in
permanent position need apply. Ex-
perienced preferred but not neces-
sary Pleasant working conditions.
sppoigt@ent. spIady 9psn. Phone Du. 2os2 for
SALESMAN, experienced. for we'll
known N. Y. Photographic whole
sale: wanted for territory. Va, d, C.,
Md. Della. and Pa. State experience.
Box TX, Star. Ill
SALESMAN = FLOOR COVERINGS.
REPRESENT DIsTRIBUTQR BON
CAR. DRAW AdAfNsT coMMIs- :
SION. s SELLING EXPERIENCE.
Evening star., 1951-03-10
fHOS. J. OWENS & son. Auctioneers,
4S5 Southern Building.

STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING,
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES NO.
q f. STREET. SOUTHWEST.
duly recorded in Liber No, 9i45,
Folio 403 ct sea-. of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby: the undersigned trustees
YIN sell. at public auetion IN front
TWELFTH DAY OF MARCH AD.
1851. AT TTHREE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK
PM, the. following described land
and premises, situate in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
division made by Palmer Of lots in
Square $40. as per plat recorded in
the once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber 23 at
folio 174; and part of Lot G In a
subdivision made by Todd of lots In
IN Lser T Il 3 D. Psf at iAi folio ie'0fqea f1s;
described in a survey dated January
81. 1850. made by Charles W. Men
ard. and being more particularly
described by metes and bounds in
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for approximately $4,000
further particulars of which will be
announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500. 90
required. Conveyancing, recording,
etc. at purchasers cost Adjust
ments made as of date of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the
trustees.
JOSEPH @. WEEDA,
a., ROBERT w. KIDWELL.
fe2S.mh3 6,S,10. Trustees.
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HELP MEN

DRUG CLERK, experienced, active.
sober, 6-day week. $62. 10 depending
on qualifications. HIGGER'S DRUG.
5O11 Conn. Ia
ELECTRICIAN, old house wiring and
repairs; D. c. lie. and drivers per-
init. DAUBER'S. 1920 18th st. Nv.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR and door re-
lief; permit, colored; middle-aged,
for exclusive apt bldg; references;
permanent; $1,440 annually. Ap-
ply manager, 3133 Conn. ave. Ill
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. AUCTION SALES (cont.)
ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON,
Auctioneers.

Omitted States Marshaps Sale Of Real
Estate. BY virtue of a writ OF
execution issued out of the Clerk S
once Of the United States District
Court for the District of Columbia.
and to me directed, I will sell by
public auction for cash. in front of
the West entrance of the Court
House on D Street between Fourth
and Fifth Streets, Northwest. Wash
ineton. D. C., on Monday, the
twenty-sixth day of March, 1851,
At two o'clock PM, all the right.
title and interest of the defendant,
Earnest A. Christopher, in the fol-
lowing described real estate in the
District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 159
In Square 3034, improved by two
story and cellar brick dwelling No.
625 Quebec Place, NV, with metal
garage in rear, seized and levied
upon as the property of the defend
ant. Earnest A. Christopher, and
sold to satisfy q judgment at law
No. 1504-50 M. C. in favor Of Cliff
ford N. Thomas. W. BRUCE MAT
THEWS, United States Marshal in
and for the District of Columbia.
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