Evening star., 1953-08-21
OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO: The unknown heirs or assigns.
or both Of Willie Olin Bell. de-
ceased, record owner Of the follow
1sar as sss s$ tT:: Street NV NV. t1S' tios ssS7:
925. L street. NV. DOT S0s): 927
I street, NV: tlot so9l and 929 L
street; NV. Ilot s10l. in Washing
/. 1906, entitled IAN Act to Create
insanitsry BuiidinEs in ths District
and December II. 1942, the mem:
berS Of the Board have investigated
INTO the sanitary condition Of the
buildings at premises mentioned
found. as . result Of such inyesti-
cation, to be in such inSanitary
condttion as to endanger the health
or the lives Of the occupants thereof
Accordingly. YOU are hereby directed
to show cause on or before Septem-
Der 4, 1868 why these buildings
should not be condemned: You are
entitled to z hearing on this matter
make written request. for such .
cause indicated above. Upon re:
ceipt OF such request the. Board
asadEns Ans soARp III PoR PSssiy TIE ~ coz 81
pEEMINATIoN DEM yl4I,I q, INsANITA!lR3.y n.
IL; ". H. CARY. Jr.; J. J. ILGEN-
Observation-Disclosures
TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or AS.
SIGNS. OR BOTH. Of Richard Noah
Price. deceased, record owner OF lot
92S. square %. known as premises
S2S :4th st. NV. WASHINGTON. D; e:
Act Of Congress Of May /. 1905.
entitled "An. Act to Create . Board
for the Condemnation Of Insanitary
BUILDINGS in the District Of Co:
mSs amended tSd ApG 49, f5s5 sRS s.:
cember II, 1912. the members q
the board have investigated into the
sanitary condition Of the buildings
a. the premises mentioned above.
= result Of such Investigation to be
IN such insanitary condition as to
endanger the health or the lives of
the occupants thereof or Of persons
living in the vicinity, Accordingly.
cause on or before September 2:
1853 why these buildings should
not be condemned. You are entitled
to hearing on this matter before
this board. provided that YOU make
within the time to show cause in
dicated above. Upon receipt Of such
request the Board will fix time
and place for the hearing and
FOR TIE coSpESNATfoN SoS assHSq'rH5g ePAFp oP m
SANITARY BTTu OINCIS. Col G L.
Evans: JR:: W H CARY. JR. J. J,
au1s:fa. Il 4a.ti4S.1e.171s.1a.eo.c1.
TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as
signs. or both, Of William E; Knott.
deceased. record owner Of lot S16.
sa,l square @ s47 snown as premises 727
p. c. Pursuant to the provisions of
tnt,t1ct the At 81 Congress Of May !. 1905;
for the Condemnation Of insanitsry
Buildings in the District Of Columbia.
and for Other Purposes" as amended
April Is. 1895. and December II.
1912 the members Of the Board
have .i investigated into the sanitary
pFemtses mentioned NJ tHd du'sITs above. These
buildings have been found. as a re-
suit of such Investigation. to be in
such insanitary condition as to en-
gar tasanger the health or the lives Of
wing in the vicinity Accordingly.
cause on or. before September 4.
1883 why these buildings should
not be condemned You are entitled
the Board. provided that you make
written request for such hearins
within the time to show cause indi.
Gated above. Upon receipt Of such
and psee fer fof e hSsTS .aTne T I and ti T
THE coNDEMNAT1oN OF TNsANT.
TARY BUILDINGS. COL. g. L.
EVANS. Jr w H CARY. Jr.. J. J.
a1i4 4i5:16.17 1s.1a.oo.o1.ec.ea
HMINATfoNs%. % ToRE1GN' oN'iSa SERVICE ICE
STAFF CLERK FOREIGN sERV-
ICE STAFF OFFICER.-Date Of
examinations: September 20. 1859.
The Philippine Bureau Of Civil
ss.y1ie ssrieafono announces open competitive
Philippine Embassy in WashinKton.
p. c.. on September 26, 1853.
Vacancies in the Department Of
rsn,sisIn r9reisr Affairs .tra, and in positions
be filled from these examinations,
unless 1t is found necessary. in the
interest Of the service, to MI any
vacancy by reinstatement, transfer
PL1cHTn9Ng PT eI9mSiisn' MaT MIMRoRTANT r. IrHn AH
PINE EMBASSY NOT LATER THAN
AND WEIGHTS: competitors Win
pc examined in the following. sub
weights indicated: Foreipn Service
Tests Arithmetic, Philippine His
tor. tory and Government. Vocabulary
%eisht. so. :. comSosition. seIsS weight.
25. 8. Education. trsining and ex~
Foreign Service stan onicer.-
Subjects: !. Thesis, weight. 25:
General Information General
tory Philippine History and Gov
ernment: Economies and Philippine
Economic Conditions). weight. 80.
3: Education; training and expert
SPPI1cxssITTas' infsI xsITa' MUST 81 possss Tsss 4ah raG
FotLoWiNd ouALfFTcAT1oNs:
|; They must be citizens Of the
gged T}oN m0T1I HSI shassstiE iEs :; EpTcA u;A5
sefvic. E " Stan AetEiHNcAi cierE. xppiicsnss s
of college work and must have had
at least one ~ year Of clerical
experience. For each year laeking
HeaTa W the Of rs.1sn eTps4ne: II s
Department Of Roreign Affairs may
be substituted. Foreign Service
Stan Ofncer.-Applicants for this
examination must have successfully
completed . four-year course lead.
ing to the decree Of Bachelor Of
Science In Foreign Service. For
each year lacking in the required
education, applicants NAV subStt-
tute two years Of rele"ant expert
ence in the Department Of Forelgn
Affairs. Holders Of any other de-
gree may be admitted II they can
show at least one year OF expert
ence in responsible position in
the Philippine diplomatic. or con-
Sular establishments abroad. 4. AGE
LIMIT. Applicants must not be
more than forty years Of age on
age limit does, not. however. apply
service on the date Of the examina-
tions. S. PHYSICAL CONDITION:
Applicants must be IN good health
and free from physical defects to
enable them to meet the physical
standard deemed necessary for the
positions. APPLICATIONS: Foreign
Service stan Clerk.-C. s. Form 9.
Foreign Service Stan Oficer.- c. s.
Forms 2 and ~. VETERAN PREF
ERENCE: Those who claim veteran
preference should also accomplish
Supplementary Form 2-B. Papers
In support Of claim for veteran
preference should be submitted
with the application; 2: s;-FoR
CALL AT THE PHILIPPINE EN-
BASSY, 1917 Massachusetts, Avenue.
NV, W&khington, D. c. au21