Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20


ruary of 1947 I made a deal with
the Capital Cadillac Co. for the
purchase of 1947 Cadillac sedan
costing 1854. At the same time
I sold the 1916 Buick for $2,40(
and used these proceeds as dowr
payment on the Cadillac. AS
recall. I paid the balance off ir
full out of funds in the bank, OF
I financed the remaining pay
ments. Because of lack of records
/ am not sure. This car proved
too costly to operate. and in July
when was elevated to Major ane
Superintendent with an offlcia
car provided by virtue of my Of.
flee. I sold the Cadillac and re-
ceived somewhat in the neighbor.
hood of $4,000. I used $4,000 Out
of these proceeds to make the
initial payment on my Colonial
Beach cottage, covered in answer
to Question No. 81.
On October 9, 1947, I purchased
a l947 Pontiac sedan from the
Arcade Pontiac Co. for $2,153 go
The proceeds from the sale of the
Cadillac or the balance thereof
remaining in our funds was used
for this purpose. I sold it on Feb
ruary 10. 1948. for S2,220.
On February %, 1913, I pur-
chased l948 Pontiac sedan from
the Arcade Pontiac Co.. title in
the name of Mildred and jeanne
Barrett. for s2.196.45, the funds
from the sale of the 1947 Pontiac
being used therefor.
On February 6. 1850, I pur-
chased a 1850 4-door Pontiac
sedan from the Arcade Pontiac
Co., title in the name of Mildred
and jeanne Barrett, at a price OF
$2,505.75. I paid S405 in cash
received a trade-in allowance OF
$500 for the 1948 sedan and
financed the balance.
On April Is. 1851. I purchased
a 1851 Pontiac 4-door sedan in
the name of Mildred Barrett for
S2,489.53. I was allowed a trade
in of $3.50 on the 1850 Pontiac
and financed the balance. I still
owe about $500. ! still have this
car.
END of attached sheetS.J
35. Have any members of your
family, within the period January
l. 1910. to date, been married
engaged. confirmed. ETC.? Yes.
If so. ca What was the &C.
casion? Daughter married.
(b) When was the occasion? No
vember IL. 1850.
Co What was it's cost? Around
$4,000.
cd Who paid the cost? Par
entS.
(e) Where did it take place?
Nativity Roman Catholic Church
SO. Does anybody hold for you
your wife, or dependents, any
money. securities. jewelry. or val
uables, worth in excess of $3.50:
No.
81. Real estate-For entire an
swers to this or related questions
see attached sheet.
Here are appended t,Do
sheets on the stationery of the
Oriental Building Association,
headed "Answer to Question
No. 37.")
November 18th, 1851.
With reference to lot 113, square
1908. 5811 Seventh street NV.
Washington. D. c.:
Title held by: Robert j. and
Mildred c. Barrett, Ten. by Emf
Date acquired: April 18th, 1914
Seller: Vito and Catherine Zap.
pala. Address: Unknown.
Purchase price was given in ap-
plication in April. 1914, as SIS, 500
First mortgage placed April
18th, 1914, for $4,000.
Title shows no second trust.
duplication for loan made
March 20. 1914. indicates that
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett had sold
526 First street Sc. and it ap-
pears that the proceeds of this
sale might have been used in
connection with the purchase of
5811 Seventh street NV. A
settlement of the District Title
Co. dated April IL, 1914, Case
No. 306870, could reveal this and
also give the address of the for
mer owner of this property
Original first trust placed April
II. 1914. $4,000, S per cent
interest per annum payable 500
per month on the tax plan. (The
$50 monthly payment includes in.
terest, principal, taxes and insur.
ance.)
No record of any second trust
Record of Payments.
1945-Balance of loan Decem.
Der 81. 1914, $8,890.52; required
payments, 81, $50; payments made
$1.275; $425.02 interest. $126.4s
1946 real estate taxes, principal
$723.50.
1946-Balance Of loan Decem.
Der 81, 1945, $s,167.o2;; require,