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Evening star., 1952-02-28
Truman Says Fun Will End
When He Gives Answer ..

President Truman said today he
would lose q source Of fun when
he finally announces his political
plans and ends the weekly news
conference question.
When reporters at today's ses.
sion made their usual ursuccess.
ful attempt to smoke out the Pres.
ident on the question of q third
term. he said once more he wasn't
yet ready to AK o date for the
announcement,
Then he quipped that when he
did, he didn't know what the
weekly news conference would
have for discussion.
The President said fatty he
would not announce his plans be-
fore or during his fortheomlha
vacation IN Key West, which he
hopes 10 start 4 week from t0s
tfi0rr0W,
f'he President IA slated 10 come
back 10 Washington Just In tltAe
10 address the big tefiers0hSjAeks
ABn dinner March 40
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Auto Builders Refuse
To Work With BaIky,
Red Probe Witness
Dy ths Asseeiossd Press

DETROIT. Feb. 2S.-A second
witness. who refused to cooperate
In the House Un-American Activi.
ties Committees probe Of Michl.
gan communism. ran into trouble
today as fellow auto workers re.
fused to work with him.
Paul Henley. 50. was escorted
from the Dodge engine plant Of
Chrysler Corp. after some $50
workers gathered around him.
Plant protection police led him to
safety. ,.. 'tY
Mr.. Henley said fellow members
OF the cfO United Auto Workers
threatened me with physical
violence unless I left the plant"
There was no immediate cotns
tnent from the company or Union.
Beaten In Shop Election.
Mr.. Henley. who declined 10
answer many questions during the
subcommittee hearing, suffering
another reverse yesterday when
he was defeated SSsg In voting for
| reelection AZ 4 Union steward.
The vote was announced 4 few
hours after his appearance IA Q
"reiuetAht" committee witness.
YESTERDAY, another 'lreiuetantW
Witness, john eherVehy WAS
asserted of biz lob al The Afietls
IeHfi Metals Pr0dlet Co. after he
TOO deellhed 10 cooperate Win
the House 60hAfnllteeI
MpI ehervehy Told The eems
Mlttee T4leSdav. that II WAS made
Hp OF witch shuntlna Hu HIUN
kianslnenr" tie pefHsed 10 ans
IsWeP W qHeSt0lhs about hiS AfIiIlRs
lions WIN 9g kn0Wledse OF Gems
mHnlRt AetlVltlesr
Meanwhile tho Communist ins
aHllE pushed ON t9dRV with
Ihlnts thRt investigators mlght
aaent q Ret=teVgh pellGV tes
ward FebelllaHs witnesses,
representatives OF the House
un=AmeFieaR Activities Cemmjts
tee have eeAtended with no less
than 10 deAant witnesses In three
days OF an examination OF com.
mAnism IN Detroit and Michigan,
Five persons, among them Eli-
nor Maxi, SO, suspended Detroit
public art teacher, went on the
stand yesterday, but lodged all
queries about communism.
Members Now impatient.
With this going on, members OF
the subcommittee handling the
hearing showed signs Of impa-
tience.
Representative Potter, Repub-
lican, Of Michigan, remarked on
one witness. Fred Williams, IS,
Detroit auto worker.
To several questions. Mr.. vii.
liams snapped back sharply.
Same answer. same reason" Like
the others, he pleaded constitu.
tional right not to answer.
Today, it was announced
that Joseph Bernstein, Detroit
News artist who declined to testify
before the committee on Monday
is no longer employed at the
newspaper. >.-
Managing Editor Fred Gaert1der,
jr., said Mr.. Bernstein Is now "a
former employe Of the Detroit
News" 81
Evening star., 1952-02-28

are pointedly short -circuited or
Ignored"
The NTFE also attacked the
villiflcation suffered by Federal
employees through unwarranted
attacks from the outside, causing
hundreds OF thousands Of capable
and loyal employees TO leave the
Government.
GUN FACTORY --- Edgar B.
Green, an electrician AZ the Naval
Gun Factory, has received his 10th
cash award for beneficial suEaes.
tlons. 80 far as we know, lie some
kind OF o record In the Govern.
tnent.
EMPLOYMENT - Government
employment In washington In.
creased for the first time In Sin
months In JANUARY, when 900 ad.
diti0hAl workers were hired, The
new total here ID g4B, ,B61l Of the
ib000 additional Federal employees
hired throughout The country durs
Ing the month, Il 400 went 10 The
military agencies
80
Blue RIBBON sHHVi6E4-fhe
bill 10 bet tlt u blue ribbon EVIL
service hkAtetll IA The tI1teptlht
Revenue Bureau col of 10 Il F0uell
start Yesterday bef0re The senate
civil Service Committee
Fhe administration damned The
Dill With falnt praise, deelaplng
u approved tbe 0bieetlVes OF Tho
measure but thAt II lRn't neeesH
sApVl IN VleW OF the Presidents
Pe9pganlsatlen plan fep The bHr
peaHr Another teNgh break tor
tho bill was that lts sp9nseFI
Senator MenFeney, Democrat, OF
Oklahoma was absent, owing te
Illness, and consequently was Hn=
able to take Np the eHagels f9F his
measure,
Meanwhile, several members Of
the Senate Executive Expendi-
lures Committee privately pre-
dict that their group will reject
the Presidents plan, which the
House has already approved
However, even II the Senate COM
mittee rejects it, it still needs 10
adverse votes in the Senate Ia
Constitutional majority of the 96
Eenatorsl to be defeated on the
Senate floor. And it remains to
be seen whether 40 Senators are
willing to go on record as opposed
to reorganizing the bureau.
BE sure to listen to Joseph
Young'S Federal spotlight radio
broadcast at rS:15 pm. every
!SHfMrdnU Of,Pr station WMAL1
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Illegal Liquor Law

A House-approved bill providing
for the confiscation Of any motor
vehicle carrying liquor into Mary
land without payment Of the
States $1,25 per gallon tax is or
its way to the Senate for con-
sideration.
The measure was passed deci-
|sively by the House last night
Two companion bills would In
crease penalties for persons con-
Ivicted Of bootlegging and set ur
Ia special enforcement unit in the
State Controllers Once.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

nlght with low saTHb deRFees
Tomorrow, mostly cloudy, tuFnlne
colder In west portion,
Virginia-Rather cloudy tonight
with low ah-40 degrees, Consider
able claudiness tomorrow, heeom-
ing colder in west portion duFine
the afternoon
Evening star., 1952-02-28

plstFlGt 0F Columbia and Vicinity
--Mlstly sunny with high around
30 this afternaani partly cloudy
tonight, lowest in middle a0sr
Tomorrow, rather cloudy with
moderate temperature becoming
colder by night,
Maryland-Rather cloudy to-
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Governor Aids Donovon

Gov. Battle today is expected 10
recommend to the General Assem-
bly, a bill to permit the Fairfax
Board of County Supervisors to
refund trailer park license fees
under a law which has
been declared invalid by The
Supreme Court.
Senator John A. K. Donovan
plans to offer the bill, but needed
the Governors assistance because
the deadline has passed. for The
introduction Of legislation at tie
current session. CD kssR
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Maryland and Virginia
News In BFIef

Ief galning mere seats In the State
Senate and House Of Beleaatesr
A PedlstPietlnR e9mmlssl9n's
recommendations 10 revise the
makeup Of tho General Assembly
have been langHishing In tho pow
erfHl privileges and elections eemr
mittees Of the House and Senate
since January lhr Foes Of the
plan, which would add more repre-
sentatlon for Northern virginia
because Of population increase,
are now seeking to substitute a
plan making only minor changes
In the present legislative distinct
boundaries,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Foirfox Votes Aid

Grants of $4,000 each have
been voted by the Fairfax Board
of County Supervisors for Arling-
ton and Alexandria Hospitals.
The appropriations were voted
yesterday. Requests of the two
hospitals for financial help from
the county have been pending for
nearly a year. A citizens commits
sion which recommended financial
help to the two institutions de-
clared that about 40 per cent of
the patients at each hospital are
from Fairfax County.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
10 Die in Cape Cod
Storm; 10000 Homes
Are Lacking Heat
BY me Asseslus.d p,.s,

BOSTON. Feb. 2S.-At least 10
persons were dead, 10000 Cape
Cod homes were heatless and
more than 100 miles Of highways
were impossible today after one
Of the worst northeast snowstorms
to hit Southern New England In
so years.
Drifts as high as IL feet halted
all highway transportation. There
was an approximate 80 per cent
power failure on Cape Cod-about
as bad as In the 1914 hurricane.
Most homes require electric power
TO operate heating equipment.
Nearly 1000 automobiles were
buried In snow on main highways.
The new Mid-Cape highway and
the old Route ga, familiar "a
summer visitors, were clogaed
Dozens OF telephone and power
poles were down.
Missing Boys Found.
Two boys. missing overnight
during the f1ear blizzard, were
found early this morning and
rushed 10 medical attention.
Resort hotels which function
only for Skinner vAeAti0hists were
hastily, thf6Wh open at The re-.
quest Of 0ffielals 10 but up some
6f the hundreds locked In The
heavy show
Others spent The filsht In toWH
halls ana ,flre stations that Wert
LIGHTED 6fily by candles and kerl
esehe lamps and heated 0AiN bs
fireplace weed Ares and Bolsbeln
lled stoves because Of the laek OF
Ip0WepI
senle $40 civilian workers Wepe
alyen shelter M eAnB HdWapdh
when the storm trapped them
Yesterday
Nantucket N Isolated,
hantHeket islandl with A winter
IeepHiatleh gf approximately g.
300, haa no eentRet with THE
W9Pla outside except thVeHgh a
raale on Q peaFby eeRst Guard
patPel beat,
The storm out on all telephone
and electric service ON tho island
and felled the la9-feet AeFaA
tower, an eleetFenle leng grange
navlgatienal device used by the
Coast Guard to guide ships In the
Atlantic,
The snowfall was of less depth
elsewhere in Southern New Eng
land but was sufficient to cripple
air and highway traffic,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Gen. Marshall 10 Receive
-Four FFeed doms Award
W lhe Alleilalsa plnl1

NEW YORK, l'eb, pa,aas'i'ha
-Four fteed0nA Foundation hRA
lleked uen de0pae g. MRpahall Id
receive itA annual nh'0HP fread0mA
AwAldn MI II dlnneP here March r.
i'he foundation RHD0Hnead geRE
epdag that Gen. Marshall had
bean chosen f9P hls work Al iIehiei
architect Of the Marshall Plan
Fhe f9Hnaatl9n WAS set Hp IN
promote free speech and peliaign
ana freedom fF9m want and fear
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Lecture on Korea

D. Stewart Patterson, executive
secretary Of the Methodist COM
mission on Chaplains. will give an
illustrated lecture on Korea at
ESQ am. tomorrow at the Cynthia
Warner School, eli4 Carroll ave-
Inue. Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
The Federal Spotlight ~-.
Fireworks Expected at Hearing
To Ease Promotion Restriction
The Federal Spotlight
By Joseph Young

lot Of fireworks be In store today the Senate Civil
begins hearings what be done modify
te Whitten amendment which cbs promotions Government
The committees wrath stirred yesterday when Civil
Commission officials indicated they did not much working
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Imperiled

There Is Q movement afoot In
the Virginia General Assembly to
Iscuttle Northern Wirginia's hopes
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Roll Call on Statehood

Fbe 4bntes44 roll call by which
The Senate V0led 10 sehd the Alasa
Kan stateh00d bill back 10 e0mu
nllttee f9p further study f0il0Wsi
kAA REHAIAIIYpAI
Evening star., 1952-02-28

RseaFa TemRsFaIuFes This FeaF,
Hlehest, n, on January lb,
Lowest i g. on January 80,
HiEh and Low Of Last ~ HosFa
High 10, at 3:65 pm,
Low 81, at 5:55 pm,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Allen Outlines 13.Point
Campaign Platform

A 13-point campaign platform,
calling for cuts in living costs and
Ia hold-the-line policy on further
tax increases. has been outlined
by w. Prescott Allen, candidate
for the Democratic nomination to
Congress from the 9Th (Western
MarylandD District.
Urging elimination of waste
and inefficiency." Mr.. Allen said
he would seek to "revive the ideal
Of honesty in governmental
clean out the small minority Of
Government officials who are, not
reliable"
His platform also pledges him
to support whatever action Is
necessary to demonstrate that the
United Nations can and will stop
Communist aggression" and "de-
fend the United States from its
foes. both within and without -
He further promised to "op-
pose all efforts to exploit the
members Of any group because Of
race. religion or national origin
and defend the free exercise Of
religion, speech, the press and
public assembly"
Mr., Allen II publisher Of The
weekly Bethesda Tribune,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
BludensbVTo HIoh Ploy

The senior class Of Bladensbura
fflsh School Will present Booth
f'Hrhlhet0n's feursaet comedy,
''6lArehee," al BIIb 0'el0ek tOhlaht
and tomerr0W In The fylAdensb0ra
Elementary hOh0el auditorium
Evening star., 1952-02-28

WlRd-H9VthWest, lA miles an
hour At llEa6 am
River RepaFtr
fFTam u, 3, EHglneeTs,l
FatnmAG River pInHay AZ HArpers FeTTy
and et Great Falls Shenandoah clear at
Evening star., 1952-02-28
49, Ospb ~
The Sun and Moo

Monthly precipitation In inches IN {
Capital (cufrent month to date):
Evening star., 1952-02-28
AeeA ltaeeAAlve l'0WHVa,

tip, t00l ArAued Thai the bill
W6ul 4 HrHht The ihtepl0r Departs
nieAt B0werA 0vep ALASKAN Lane
"thht no burehlepAt Ah0uld h0le
6Vep h h0yelelan htate I" hena
l0P HHAAell AHld N should be
STATE bHt not h principally OIL
the Interior Department
Senator B0Halas, Democrat 9I
illlnGlsr br0Uaht lnt9 the Gpen thG
Gharae thai Southern opposition
10 the Statehood bills WRs bRseG
on lear that the faHV new HenAr
Evening star., 1952-02-28

BE sure to listen to Joseph
Young'S Federal spotlight radio
broadcast at rS:15 pm. euery
SATURDAY. oper station WMAL.)
Evening star., 1952-12-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES tcens.,

NOTICE
The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of its intention to present to the
S3rd Congress the following Bill
proyidins for IN alteration Of The
fasHssa 6stre 81 81 ols%5a s1T1S!atisr in amsn sns
the Act entitled An Act To In;
corporate the Roosevelt Memorial
Association approved May 81. 1920,
SO as to change the name Of such
association to Theodore Roosevelt
ssnste snd House afseS II ss
tives Of the United states q
That Section 2 OF the Act entitled
An Act To incorporate the Roose.
yelt Memorial Association, approved
Mas hersby s .mend.d asSS !, STAT .tr,kna s o, !;
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Theodore Roosevelt Association. !"
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL Asso-
CIATION. de5. 5.12,l9.2
GOVERNMENT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON 4,
1cD1S4aE S4EesaaP eoDE is ha4sby hnss tas amenssd nss
as follows: Article 7O2-lIB. Amend
paragraph B BY adding the following
Exceptions /. Require Glass c fire
doors leading to stair enclosures OF
school buildings may be equipped
with double acting hinges and may
have push and pull plates in lieu Of
Laboratories. Inc. :. Reauire CAS-
B fire doors in school buildings lead
ing to stair enclosures may have
panels Of V" clear wired glass moi
to exceed .720 50. In. per Openine
and may be equipped with double
acting hinges and may have push
and null mates In iiat, ~ Iatrhae re.
auired by the Underwriters Labors.
tories. Inc" p. J. DONOHUE, B. T.
ROBINSON, r. r. CAVALIER, Com.
miSsioners, D, C.,
Evening star., 1952-12-12
PERSONAL

BUD-Pleas. come home: all heart
GoOD HOME, furnished apt, day
care for children Of workfng par
Hyattsvills, Md. WA. 5-2SSs. wIS iSs
DEDICATED to the physical. mental
msnt Of the Individual. NATIONAL
HYGlENIC SOCIETY. 1882 Blaine
st. n.e.. WASHINGTON t19), D, c.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
licensed by State and county super.
vision. JU. 9-604O.
food: care reas. MOTHER JONES'
REST HOME. New manasement.
He 4-b15l. Ia
DANCE LEsSONS-Learn to dance,
y .LIoXp I,I IMITcHEL1 pi. 7:4sss: ls'
EtNAslsE Flynn sHAuSfs1 II aoETEst. aseaEIgss TAf6 1a'o
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and in
v1tations; one:day service. We call
and deliver: ia. 5-S245. 2O'
care; Graduate nurses. MT. VERNON
CONyALESCENT HOSP. 2301 CAL
vert st. NV Approved and licensed.
HENS. 81 each. any width; includes
ntting;. new tape: fast service.
Limited time only. NEEDLECRAFT
716 J1th st. NV, 2nd q lis
BRING THEM IN.-Men's neckties. re-
styled into the narrower mode now
popular; 81 each; fast and accur-
ate service. NEEDLECRAFT SERV-
ICES. ZIG 11th st. NV. 2nd floor
BOYS with instruments to play in
band; free instruction given; phone
BUD. WE UNDERSTAND ALLHAre
waiting to help. We love you. We
need you. Please come home. FAN.
HAVE ROOM FOR mother and child;
private home; NV. CaH co
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for elderly
or inflrm person or couple in home
of registered nurse: eficient, kind
care given. JU. 7-5SS0. 14'
SOLVE YOUR CLOTHES PROBLEM
LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER, will
make up restyle or alter your gar.
ment expertly. Mod. prices, quick
serv.. centrally loc., pvt. rms. 111(
F st. NV. Rm. 20. Elk. 3-1S03
Evening star., 1952-12-12
PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
No. i164-W&s, WATER MAIN AND
SEWER CONSTRUCTION. - Sealed
proposals for constructing in CAL
yerton Drive and 40th Avenue. Col
County. approximately l37 feet Of
1N-inch and l-inch. 500 feet Of
6-inch and 6S6 feet Of 8-inch water
mains, GIL feet of S-inch and 424
feet Of 6-inch plain concrete or
Of sewer house connections, viii be
received at the Washington Suhur-
ban Sanitary Commission, Hamilton
Street, Hyattsville. Maryland. until
Monday. December 22,s 1862, at
2:20 PM, Eastern Standard Time,
at which place and time they viii
and specifications may be obtained
from the once OF the Chief Engi-
neer Of the Commission, Hyattsville.
Maryland, upon deposit of $500,
Sdih dSars dp0s eF 81 ose I 1s pn
ton. ton SPss.SaSiS5S RAYMoHp vi. n BEIIAMY. ELL [.
S. RAY, J. NORMAN AGER, Com
missioners. Attest: JAMES B. PARK
HILL. Secretary-Theasurer. de12
PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF UN-
SORTED WASTE PAPER-U. s..
Government Printing once. Wash
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this once until 10 O'Clock am.
E. s. T., December 20. 1862, for. the
sale Of Unsorted Waste Paper which
may accumulate at the Government
months beginning January /. 1858.
The right to reject any and all bids
and to waive defects is reserved.
Detailed specifications Of the esti-
mated quantities to be sold, accom-
panied By blank proposals and giving
cennI,0nn Comply. may y''b Be- ~ oStainsd % Sy % sd.
dressins JOHN J. DEV1NY. Y5 PY5lic
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
NO. 12l3.W&s.- WATER MAIN
AND AND SEWER ;. CoNsTRHtGTit;GN.n, ;C1 I.trsci;oN IN
BucEinsham Drive and Weaver
Street, Buckingham Knolls. Mont,
gomery County. approximately 10
feet Of 6-inch and 552 feet OF 10
inch water mains. 530 Le;G t,S 81 n,S. ..
sewers and 355 feet Of 6-inch sewer
house connections will be received
at the Washington Suburban sani-
tary Commission, Hamilton Street
asy aysttiYs pscsmbsl MsrSsnds g. is5s sn' At 9?n Po
which place and time they will be
sSa.ss sspeeications aoTsea may T be oSta,nesd from
the commission' Hyattsyilie, Mary,
land. upon deposit of $500. which
deposit will be returned to bidders
or to those returning plans and
specifications in good condition. At
test: JAMES B. PARKHILL. Secre-
tary-TreaSurer; RAYMOND W. BEL
LAMY, L. S, RAY. j. NORMAN
AGER, Commissioners. de12
Evening star., 1952-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES
THOs. 2. REYNOLps, Atterney.

Avs. NJ AE.NOnUO, AktVEuOSp
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia Hold.
ing Probate Court.-Estate o1
John B. Eckenrode, Deceased
S1.32L Administration Docket 17O
--App1ication having been made
herein for probate Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased. and
Tor letters testamentary on said
estate. BY The National metropolitan
this 26th day Of November. AID
Emanuel Eckenrode. Wallace j.
EcHenrode. Gertrude Crusey Hooper,
Arthur Crusey Alexander J. De-
Fonts. Laura Davis and the un-
Known heirs -at-law and next Of
ssppeaT IN saS said ~ coSr Esne55
Monday, the 10th day Of Decem-
Der: AID. 1852. at 1000 O'Clock
AM, to show cause why such appii.
cation should not be Granted. Lei
notice hereof be published in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once in each
OF three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the
flrst publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day
Witness. the Honorable BOIITHA j
LAWS. Chief Judge Of said Court
this 26th day Of November, AID.
1859. (Seal.l Attest: MELVIN j
MARQUEE, Deputy Register OF
wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
no2S, ,de5.12
Evening star., 1952-12-12
TEOS. J. OWEN 4 son, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

Tg4ssfss sToss ssN ss3s s sa1ek Ss"is!s Skse TXs
NUMBER 20 NEW York AVENUE
q duly 'tas reeoPded. S IN tlbeF ae'S No. o. 1900
OF the District Of Columbia. and a
the request Of the party secured
viii sell, at public auction. in from
of the premises. on TUESDAY. TIL
SIXTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER
AID. 1859. AT THREE-THIRTY
O'Clock PM, the following
described land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia, anc
designated as and being Lot 90 II
Henry K. Back and Joseph I. Weller
Trustees subdivision Of Square $40
as per plat recorded in Liber No. %
Folio 110 Of the Records Of the
Office Of the Surveyor for thu
District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Al cash; 4 deposi,
Of sale. All conveyancing, recording
purehss.r peTShss MPs, Terms Of G sal. to Be Bee COM
plied with within thirty days from
day of sale, otherwise the trustee:
reserve the right to resell the prop.
erty at the risk and cost Of default.
ing purchaser. after five days adver-
tisement of such resale In somt
newspaper published in washington
II, r. HOWENSTE1N,
]. BARRETT CARTER,
de4.6.9,12.15 Trustees
Evening star., 1952-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

BOOKS OPENED. KEPT, TAXES
GRANT ". VAN DEMiRK hes hes sold
his business. the Pux-Tux Grill at
436 II st. NV. WASH. D. C., and
no longsr responsible for an any
standing 6iiis or claims must bs
submitted 20 3. W. THURM At .90s
10th st. NV. on or before Mon,
Re RRee' 'vAiN v1AiN;~1BSSSi 1BS&AfRk1l r. 10 an oIEsA.NT Is.
WILL NOT BE responsible for
70 Harvard ct. NV. Washinston,
Woo6EN PLAY EQUIPMENT. un-
.painted--Adipstable easel, rocker
doll bed, ,wheelbarTow. bean bag
boar hoard sde aST9 y SER shSP mSD to oYs stsnd
KI. s-ss55: niTht. Temple 6-9l Ss.
WILL NOT BE responsible for any
sssts Ra'.; i2adFfs';s zoLs
River Road, Alex, Va. la
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the regular Annual Meeting Of the
Shareholders of The Riggs National
Bank Of Washington. D.. c.. for the
election Of Directors and the trans
action Of such other business as
may COAuG UC1UIG buG uuSCbluB W4AA
be held ut the Banking House. 1903
Pennsylvania Avenue, Northwest. on
Tuesday. January. 13, 1858. at IL
o'clock am. The polls will femSin
open from IL o'clock until IL
o'clock noon. JOHN c. MCCORMACK.
CASHIER.
THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
BANK OF WASHINGTON. Washing
ton. D. c., December 9th, 1852
The Annual Meeting Of the Share
holders of this Bank for the elec-
ton Of Directors and the trans
action Of such other business as
may properly come before the Meet
ing will be held at the banking house
on Tuesday. January 18th. 1853.
at IL noon. Polls to remain open
until i PM. Transfer books win be
closed from January 4th, 1858, to
inclusive. II. F. STOKES, Vice
President and Cashier. la
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF The Thrift Com
mercial Company. Incorporated, will
be held at us Florida Ave, NV.
Washington, D. c., Thursday, Janu-
ary 15. 1858. at 8 o'clock pm, for
the election Of Trustees for the
ensuing year and for such other
business as may lawfully. come before
1t. THE THRIFT COMMERCIAL
COMPANY. INC. L. H. FERGUSON,
SECRETARY.