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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
Blodensburq BottIeneck

For years people talked about the scan
dalous traffic situation at the Peace
Cross Of Bladensburg without deciding
on solution. suggest as q tenn
porary solution Of the daily congestion
that BladenSburg decree between Forty
fourth and Fifty-second streets three
lane movement westward from Z to 8
am. and q three-lane movement east
ward from to pm. One lane is
more than sufficient to handle traffic
in the opposite directions during rush
hours.
Richard A. Kahn.
Editors note: Such q system Is in
effect on the Lee highway in Airing
TOM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17

Pen-1idn1es may be used II letters carry
tDrtters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
ARLINGTON.

Dear Sir:
"This time want to tell you about
one unusual winter visitor Cat least he
Is unusual to us)-a brown thrasher.
"He comes in the yard every day,
and seems to be standing the winter so
far. But Of course we haven't had much
real winter, and we wonder how he will
fare II the weather turns severe.
Last summer we noted one Of q
family Of three thrashers that had wing
trouble, and assume this is the same
one. left behind because he could not
fly good.
"He flies short distances, not very
high, but he runs like streak. He seems
to pick up bread crumbs from under the
feeder. but does not come into the
feeder for grain, etc.
DO you know Of any way we can
help to pull him through the winter?
your suggestions are always helpful,
and your philosophy uplifting. am
even becoming tolerant Of starlingsl
Sincerely yours. A. z. B."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
Letters to The Star

lively unimportant to the discussion.
The sense Of what said was that the
public housing program was not clear
ing slums.
Let's take quick look at the overall
program. Under the old Alley Dwelling
Authority, 112 living units were built
or remodeled-replacing 205 substand-
ard ones with a total expenditure Of
$685.. 496.65. "A commendable effort at
least in carrying out the promise to get
rid Of unit housing.
However, this Title I program ter
minated and the N. c. II. A. has since
operated under Title II of the U. s.
Housing Authority Act. According to
Mr.. Ihlder's 1910 report. eliminating
Barry Farms on which do not have
the figures, 2.054 public housing units
were built at q cost Of $10,784. 975 and
518 structures were demolished. Since
then, completed, under construction or
about to start are 1.185 more units
which can conservatively be estimated
to cost in excess of $18.000,000 and
which are all on formerly vacant
ground and will replace no slum or
even bhghted structures.
A total building program Of $3.50
units costing nearly $24 200, 900, heavily
subsidized by direct Federal contribu-
tionS, income tax free bonds, and local
tax concessions, has eliminated 5l8 sub
standard dwellings. These are the "facts
Of life" and I think they speak for
themselves.
EdwarA n Carr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
White House 'Deuctivution'

Failure of the administration posi-
lively to activate the new activist policy
in Asia Is not surprising when viewed
in the light of its less than crude efforts
to deactivate the veteran head Of
White House telephones
John p. COWan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17

Just little more. please, about the
columniSts-a resume Of recent criti-
cisms. The columnistS are all good and
all bad, depending principally on
whether they agree with the views Of
the reader. We all have our prejudices
on politics and other controversial
topics. The most hopelessly prejudiced,
as rule, are those who protest most
vehemently that they view all questions
with an unbiased mind.
Readers criticize columnists for vari-
GUS reasons, but frequently it is because
Of conflicting opinions. Especially an
noying to some readers are articles
which prove something that jars an
cient prejudices, something that those
readers are determined they never will
admit. "A man convinced against his
will, is Of the same opinion still"
The real weakness Of columnistS Is
that they must grind out batch Of
their wares regularly every day or two.
They must write sometimes when they
don't feel like writing and when they
have nothing to say. A further handi-
cap is that the uninspired product
must I'LL up the required space So If
the columniSt has an idea which he
can express adequately in a half dozen
lines, he must puff it up to perhaps ten
times that size.
Therefore, gentle reader, bear in
mind that the poor columnist is more
to be pitied than censured.
George Frederick Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-17
BY Charles E. TroceWeN

one which resents being held more than
most.
The amount Of tug and pull 1t ex-
erts Is amazing. Many person who
likes the birds has found 1t virtually
impossible to hold one. This cannot be
said Of most Of our song birds, once
they are captured. But the cardinal,
either male or female, is q most des-
perate creature when cornered, Gagged
or held.
One must, Of course. always watch
out for bird. when 1t is held, for 1t Is
then in extreme fear, and sometimes
will peck at an eye.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

OPEN SUN, 2-5; Mt. Pleasant. 1885
Hobart ST., nr. everything-Row
5rick, newly remod; ,Eight rms.
8 rms. furn., rentedD. full bsmt,,
oil h.-w.h.; $1,000 cash, bal. like
rent; reduced. OWNER, RA. 6-6321.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

624 Emerson st. NV.
Open Today 2 to Dark
Very fine 6-rm. tapestry brick with
front porch and 2 screened back
porcheS Liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
on 1st floor 3 bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; full bSmt,; new oil burner
IND floor; full bsmt.; new oil burner,
furnace being installed Excel.
financing to a reliable purchaser.
See Mr.. Walker, NO. 1855. on
premises.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Near 14th and Spring
COLORED-VACANT
IR. 5th AND EMERSON

CONCRETE FRONT PORCH
Tapestry brick home, 20 it. wide
with two incl. rear porches, full
bsmt. with gas h.-w.h. Property in
excel. cond. and can be purchased
with $1,000 down. Call Mr.. Low
ing. Elk. 3-24S0 or OIL. 4-490S.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
1904 Hamilton St. NV.
Omen Today 2 to Dark

A home built for gracious living and
with income possibilities. Near quick
rm. and 3-rm. apt; .2nd floor: 4
bedrms and bath; full bsmt. with
apt. and u bath. Can be financed
Motley. ,RA. 3-2696. on premises.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
4343 Illinois Ave. wv.

COLORED-COR, 9TH & HAMILTON
Open Sun, 2 It'll 6 PM.
7O1 Hamilton st. NV.
BRICK GARAGE AND REC. ROOM
Immaculate 7-rm. semidet. cor brick
home, . full Hollywood baths and
custom m-built rec. rm.; lovely land
Scaped grounds: auto. gas heat.
SINDLER REALTY CO., ST. 3-l260
Evening star., 1953-10-25
CLEVELAND PARK

31st and Rodman sts.-vacant. Semi
bedrms., sunrm., kit, din, liv. rm..
full bsmt., oil h.-wh.. garage. etc.
Only S1S.500. with a small down
payment; easy terms. Ewes. call
DANIEL DIENER. AID. 4-eeb2.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
RIGGS PARK

New, Semidet Brick Homes
EQUIPPED WITH YEAR-ROUND
REFRIGERATED AIR CONDITIONING
641 Oglethorpe st. NE.
Only left, so hurry. Mod, all brick.
rms, Ia baths (1st-h. powder
rm.), sep. din. rms, de luxe, equipped
kits; stippled recr. rms. gas heat.
concrete patio. many extras. $15,-
$50, with low down payment or your
NE. S-6575 RA. 3-3756
0S
Evening star., 1953-10-25
OPEN 2 TO $50

Privacy, yet in heart Of shops,
schools and churches. Bedroom or
den and "a bath on first floor over
looking park; living room, dining
room and kitchen. Three bedrooms,
2 baths and screened sleeping porch
on 2nd floor. Large ground-level
recreation room with outside en-
trance and lavatory.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Ne
braska ave, turn right to 5249
Nebraska ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Vn c1QR6 E,taS nT A-RSA
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.
HOME AND INCOME.

OPEN SUNDAY / TO 0
519 Kennedy st.-2-story row brick
4 rms. on 1st floor, 3 rms, kit
and bath on 2nd mr.; rm. kit
and bath In bsmt. First commercial
Priced for immediate sale.
JOSEPH TISHLER. Realtor.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.

3-story and bsmt.. wide, row brick i:
near Shoreham Hotel; ideal to con-
vert to apts.; excel. cond.: excep-
tional financing; fine investment.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
NORTH CAPIToL ANp

Z-BAIH SEMIDETACHED- 800
Beautifully cared for 6-rm. home
sibility., Large first trust to re-
sponsible purchaser. Call Mr.. Clark
NEAi MARSHALL 2iSSHli J. wAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2O05
YOUR LIFETIME RAMBLER Is
HERE. Price? You will be amazed
tt0na6leI able 91 OPEN !.i. TO-DAY l TO g. "Thi'
business and practicability combined
brick and stone home featuring ar
alluring liv. .rm. with marble FIRE
place: an all-elec. kit. with dish.
washer, disposal, and many othel
Eeoas Sedrms.: % q Splendid den viii
2 refreshing bathrms. done II
pleasing .colored tile; .attrac. din
rm.:. maids .rm and bath in. sizablt
bsmt.; ample closets, gas h.-w.h.
slate 9a 1., roof copper DI3m6ing AGAR gar
and unusually adorable layout o.
extraordinary rambler in such a re-
markable setting. IF you have seer
the rest, come prepared to buy, a.
J COME EARLY TO 7024 ALASKA
AVE NV; Just of 18th st.
"vICfN1TY OF KANSAS AND MAD.
ISON NV" Luxurious corner bricl
house consisting Of spacious liv. rm.
baths, porch. recreation rm. witt
bath Gas h.-w.h.. gar. Wall-to'
wall carpeting. Excellent location. ;
REALTY, IA. 9-0894. RE. 7-O676
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BARGAIN!'
Settling estate. Think! Act fast
Wonderful, convenient location neal
Madison and 4th SITS. NV. Corner
brick house. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. den
porch. bath. kit on LIST A.; 4 bed.
rms paths this on sn.:;dus 20 n and gfF; Ivabfa q
Handsome apt. in bsmt. with full
KIT. and' bath and separate en-:
trance. good income;ss SEE THIS
REALTY, ia. 9-0S94, RE. 7-0676
Evening star., 1953-10-25
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5
1929 HOBART ST. NV.
Row brick. Southern exposure. In
excel. cond. 1st Il. occupied by
owner. end fl. rented for $I75 per
mo; AS 2 apts. All furn., refgrs.
and stoves on 2nd fl. go with prop
1St 4. has a mod. kit. Dry bsmt.
OIL h.-w.h.. 2-car garage. Priced
low for quick sale. Substantial down
pymt., bal. in one trust. Dir: on
Mt. Pleasant St, "a blk. north OF
Harvard st. Ewes, call Mr.. Ryan
at DE. 2-511S. with
M. PAUL HANNAH
1872 18th st. NV. ME. s-41Oo.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

COLORED-31O UPSHUR ST. NV.
Excel. 2Sstory tapestry bricks con-
crete front porch, good rms, hot
water heat. new gas furnace. All
in beautiful cond. Priced right,
Rm. RSis' e-sSss. Ss1I j. NELSON HuoaEs' @g5
1900 block 18th st. n.w.--Modern
det. home. Can take your old home
in trade. This house designed for
elegance and conservative living.
First floor has spacious. lily. ,rm.
and din. rm. on a center-hall plan;
beautiful side screened porch. over
looking attractive, landscaped yard
and hsh pond. Has modern
glaSsed teleyision rm., beautiful kit.
with all modern improvements, ample
cabinet space, powder rm., wall-to-
wall carpeting; End floor; 3 huge
sized bedrms.. 2 modern tiled baths
and television rm.; bsmt. has a mod
ern rec, rm. trimmed in leather with
block tile floor and complete bar
and bath; GE gas hot-water heat,
laundry room and maids room.
Detached garage. This can be bought
easily II YOU have house to trade.
Suitable price. and terms arranged,
& &oSnIy; Kelly REALTY Dfii7issI: fNiVEsT:::
11th st. NV. Du. 7-6450. ,AD.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
UNUSUAL

Lovely. semidet.; bedrms., 8 baths;
tional value at S22.5OO; S5'O6O
cash, bal. 1st trust, Sl25 per mo. ::
2 squares of Conn, ave, near
Shoreham Hotel. OIL. 2-7l05,
Evening star., 1953-10-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Macarthur Blvd. Area
Open / to Dark
EhR1 Yl..lA "a

New brick rambler, bedrms.. nre-
place, expandable attic, full bsmt
$i7,7O0. Directions: Out Mac
Arthur blvd. to Dana PIX right on
Dana pl " blk. to Fulton, left on
Fulton to our sign. Call Mrs. Gil
lette, EN-. 2-3653, or CO. 6-0476
FLORENCE V CIIIFFREDA
Evening star., 1953-10-25
INVESTMENT

remodeled home; 2 large apts,
monthly rentals, $3.50. owners now
abroad have purposely reduced price
for immediate sale. Good section;
quiet street; near Dupont Circle.
$31,500.
ROMYE T.AMRORN
Evening star., 1953-10-25
o11o nrrsT nFHcu M
NOW is THE TINE TO BUY

1887 KENNEDY ST. NV,
. OPEN SUNDAY. | TO 9 Pm.
nm. with fireplace, large separate
din. rn.. attr. kit. full bsmt., hot
water heat. det. garaEe; good level
lot to alley. Convenient to schools.
shopping and transp. Trades con-
shumSn. DU, 7-7595.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLN co.
RealtoI. 1874 1Ath gt. AD. A-20OB
Evening star., 1953-10-25
SALE OR LEASE

b611 18th 81. NV.
Large det. 6-bedrm., 2-bath home In
Immaculate condition throughout;
fin; rec; rm: with bar; i;,I No rsaS0na6lf S1IsEl1
Elk. 3-5707. RA. 3-0140.
4 BEDROOMS, den, large brick ant
Fireplace. full dining room, bsmt.
storm windows and screens, h.-w h
Convenient location. Asking S16,,
$50. Mrs. SprosSer. with
McEWAN & VIERLING
Evening star., 1953-10-25

CoLoRED-HoME AND INCOME.
Near 18th and Monroe sts. n.w.-6
excellent condition. Also attrac.
liv rm., kit and hath apt. in bsmt.,
easy to- rent. Asking only S13,950
on easy terms. See this. Call Mr..
Shuman nIJ T-7505
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

skim milk. buftermi1k and wheYs
tankage. fish meal skim milk
buttermilk and whey: low quail
itY proteins come from protein of
plant origin such as grass hays
and the cereals.
Some of the proteins of plant
origin, however, have protein of fair
quality and, in some cases, combin-
alton of feeding stuffs of plant origin
may be combined to supplement one
another. In that way the quality of
the protein of the ration as a whole
may give fair results.
In late years it has also been found
that vitanin BIZ, in some unknown
way, increases the efficiency of the
plant proteins for pigs, poultry and
baby animals.
1t is a significant fact that the
more mature animals that chew
their cud, such as the cattle, sheep
and goats-also the horse, with its
large caecum, make good use of the
protein of plant origin even though
it is lacking in some essential amino
acids. In the paunch and the large
caecum are heterogeneous in large
numbers that can use the non-essen-
tia1 amino acids and some other nit
rogen bearing products. together
with carbohydrates, in building up
their body cells. In turn, the animals
digest these organisms which provide
the essential amino acids.
On the other hand, all animals
without large paunch or caecum-
such as swine and poultry, the baby
animals, calves, lambs and colts,
must have high quality protein
which provides all the essential
amino acids in well proportional
amounts if maximum gains or pro-
duction is obtained. 1t is for this
reason that some animal protein,
such as meat meal or skim milk, is
generally recommended in the ra-
ton for pigs, poultry and calves.
Nature has put into milk all the es-
sential amino acids to obtain maxi
mum growth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-24
FREDERICK N. BRADLEY and
PERSONAL

II Al sa%DE Feb g. ssBi7l saEE. g.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME fol
elderly person; 24-hr nursing care;
Vi sdosed y s stssa and county Super
Flynn Beauty c s5ISS 1910 oS 6
PRiivATTEi DANCE instruction. previ-
ously' with natl known studio: COM
pare 8 cost IS =, Cali LLOYD MITCHELL,
CoUpIESs WITH SMALL CHILD. new
Couple for 0u home IKE e sD seh 1ar
cards. drink, dance and photogra-
ply PLY; Boz BVr4 49, Sta6 ., 124 O,
4.ae74. esai 18th St. NV. O H5s
CURTAINS DYED, stretched, laun.
\ dered; work guaranteed: called fol
land delivered. Ii. 6-4335. "a
NURSING CARE for those who really
cars Grsdga,s nurses; MT VERNON
PIANO TUNER-se; city or suburbs
T f2an sssss SSrf k1 sS lssi9sEl eE osf
NURSE, experienced in care of elderly
patients. Can accommodate / lady II
own home. Kind care, special diet
pleasant atmosphere. Vienna 1861
TYPiNG AT HOME, 1o-yrs. expert.
ence. Jordan SOTO. %"
TWO LADIES are ready to repair
your rugs; Oriental rugs preferred
Emerson 3-S79S. Il
you HEAR PEOPLE SAY: Tex.
quisite's work is beautiful" Such
acceptance comes from "Exquisite's'
quality performance. "Exquisite's'
dyeing is guaranteed for no shrink.
age. "Exquisite's" cleaning Of suede
and leather is soft, pliable and
of clothes. Grapes and slip covers Il
free of spots, free of shine and
PRECIPITATION, and is hand finished
Visit Exquisite" and see. Elk
QUISTTE CLEANERS, $500 Georgia
ave. NV, RIA. 3-9777.
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THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AuetioneefS
436 Southern Building.

fe1S21.24,262S
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ASST. MANAGER-CASH1ER
garage man preferred:
energetic, able to take responsibility;
paid vacation. etc; start at $50. See
M MR. R EAH 7- k5ShES' SIG Eye & st: a:V'
for life Insurance CO. to
with mortgage loans; under So.
but must be familiar with Wash.
area; give full information in letter
cation. exper. # any. length of
:esidence in Wash. area. reason for
draft deferment and salary require
ments. Box 32S-Z. Star. -26
AUTO DYNAMOMETER OPERATOR
with bread tHnsup snd electrical
in q busy shop for . man who
can really tune modern engines and
who has sales ability, he wants to
turn into money through dynamo
meter tests and tune.up service;
excellent excellent opportunity to build n1,.h
east area while increasing his in
come and fitting self for advance
ment; finest equipment, excellent
personnel. good management, paid
vacations. insurance rights. See Mr..
NC. Chrysler-Piymouth Dealer
AUTO MECHANIC. opportunity for
sober, fully experienced man to
make money on $3.50 basis; clean,
well-eouipped shop; Studebaker ex-
perience preferred: See Mr.: Krobath,
n; Glebe I'd. Arl; "a; 7.7732; -
cellent money opportunity for ex.
perienced man with sales ability who
can develop our dynamometer. and
tune-up department. Man should be
finished tune-up mechanic with OF
without dynamometer experience.
family man who needs extra income
and can build clientele. Verv modern
busy shop in southeast. Paid vaca-
ton. holidays and insurance parti-
cipation: See Mr.: Collins. ANACOe-
TIA MOTOR CO.. INC. Chrysler.
Plymouth Dealer. 17OS Good Hope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-24
, AUTO Statesmen

Experienced for one Of washin gton'l
fastest growing General Motors
dealerships. We are interested only
in men capable and used TO earn.
IN between $4,000 and S12 900 an.
nually Exceptional working con;
and percentages. we are interested
only in men who are steady sober
and industrious, not doaters. Ex:
cellent references required. Do not
apply unless you can furnish Q com
plste history ~ q your past f. employ aS.;
Is ant Is but this is not essential
Answer this ad only II you meet
with these requirements. You viii
not waste your time. as every appli:
cart will be given An interview .!
s stric aiyee eonde s i Box SssY star
AUTO SERVICE CONTROL OPERA.
TOR-Prefer man with service sale,
ability and mech. exper.; perma'
nent Job; excellent salary: grour
disqualification; vacation with pay.
5-day week. See Mr.. Barham. 8
am. to 4 pm: CoAST-1N pom
TIAc c cSSo 4O7 Florida ave. % ne
afro III 0 SERVICE SALESMAN wv,
have an opening for, reliable and
experienced automobile service sales.
man; must be able to. diagnose
trouble. make estimates OF body re:
pairs. write repair orders, and
capable of meeting and pleasing the
public; prominent position: GOOD
salary and bonus. See Mr.. Kidwell
BARRY-PATE MOTOR Co., INC
Washington's oldest Chevrolet deal
. sT; 11S9 o Conn GpR svs; .xn. L2S
in modern Chrysler-built cars. Com
munity growth neceSsitates expand
ing our shop operations: We need
working shop foremen who can in
crease accuracy and output Of shop
Such men will be in line for ad:
vancement. Excellent earnings. paid
vacations. holidays and Insurance.
participation. See Mr.. Collins. ANA
COSTA MOTOR CO., INC, Chrys-
lsr-Plymouth Dealer 17Os Good
A HWHSff e. M experienced. with
tools, to erect commercial and resi-
and capable of working at least
days week. Many ADVANTAGES
such as disqualification. vacation,
overtime pay and pleasant sur
men need not apply; CAPITAL
AWNING CO.. 4424 Arkansas ave.
BAKER. experienced: for niEhtwork.
ia. 5-9723 or IA. 7-4519. -26
BARTENDER needed for suburban
store; honesty and sobriety more
important than experience. Call
WE. h-4I3h. -zO
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HkLP-MsN

DRIVER SALESMAN, experienced for
established dry cleaning route;
guaranteed salary and commission.
BLAKE 6ANDOZ INC. IA. 7-0757.
ECONOMIST, to direct economic and
statistical service for large national
trade association; must have sound
background, stand rigid survey of
Qualifications; knowledge of con-
struction or housing preferred but
not essential. Write in detail. Civ
ing education. experience. references,
BOX 245-Z. Star. 81
ELECTRICIAN, exper. and licensed
in Arl. and Fairfax County. Good
wages ia, 5-9019, pa
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PROPOSALS tcont.)

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, DIRECTOR OF
SANITARY ENGINEERING. b. G.
February 20, 1858. SEALED PRO
POSALS viii be received in Room
sylvania Ave. NV. Washington i
D. c., until 200 PM, March 2
1853 EASTERN STANDARD TIME
and then publicly opened and reat
for Applying Coal-Tar Enamel Lin
ing in Two Million Gallon Elevates
Steel Water Tank. in Vicinity o
nues. Sc, Washington, D. C. Pro
posal forms and specifications ma!
be obtained. without charge. from
Secretary, Contract Board, D. c.
Room .406. Library Building, 40!
Pennsylvania Ave, NV. Washing
$4,000, Extension 237S.)
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Trustees Sale of Valuable SEMI
DETACHED BRICK BUILDING
CONTAINING THREE APART

T 5E4SHr Sale s e VALUABLE a1 SEMI
MEMS RRNfsste GAS HEAT Ef sEfNa Known Known
FOURTH STREET. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of q certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber, No. 9542
Folio 554 ct sea-. Of the land records
the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction in front
q THE th Fr PFsm naY OF On MH H9HsP Rn
1853. AT THREE O'CLOCK. PM.
the following-d described land and
premises. situate in the District OF
Columbia. and designated as and
being Part Of Lot IA in Webb ct al
subdivision of Lots in Square 5SS.
OF the Surveyor, for the District OF
Columbia in Liber B at folio ,65;
being more particularly described by
metes and bounds in said deed OF
trust. Now known for purposes Of
in Square 52S.
Terms: Sold subject to. Q prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately S5,06l "A further
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time Of sale; the pu It.
paid in cash. A deposit of 100000
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 for
feited and the property may be ad-
verttsed and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees.
JACOB M. BROIDIE,
ROBERT W. K1DMELh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-24
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
in the LEGAL ONCE, National Capital
Housing Authority, WASHINGTON,
D. c., UP to 200 pm, Eastern
Standard Time, March %. 1853, to
demoltsh and remove 81 buildings
OF frame and masonry, including
plumbing, heating and kitchen
equipment, designated Lily Ponds
Houses, Project DC-49054. All pro-
poSals must be accompanied by Q
deposit Of $500 In the form Of q
certified check. Proposal forms and
specifications may be obtained with
Chief OF Maintenance Engineering,
Room 106,. National Capital Hous-
Ing Authority, 1928 1 street. NV,
Washington. D. G. fe24. mh3,1o,17