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Evening star., 1953-09-12
OFFICIAL NOTICE

TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS or as
signs or both, of William E. Knott,
deceased. record owner of lot Sl6,
50. S47' knoTn Wo WI as premises 7s7 = 9Th
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress
of May /, 1906, entitled "An Act
to Create. a Board for the, Condem-
nation of Insanitary Buildings, in
amended April 15,, 1885. and Dec:
II, 1852. the members of the Board
have investigated into the sanitary
eondtion Of the bn1 bdgs At das the e
have been found. as result of such
Investigation. TO be in such insani-
tary condition as to endanger the
health or lives Of the occupants
are hereby condemned. From and
after 15 days after a copy. of this
3rdsr E aS IS be- s5d n5av to the m ssS anS Be4sSn 6dsS
to occupy said bldgs. or. parts. there
of. unless within the said period the
condition which led to the condem-
edied and this Order has been can
celed or unless the time within
which said bldgs. or parts thereof
NAV be lawfully occupied has been
gas fSsenfed sARp 3 sRs'f Fox 0rdfF fH Of co IN.
B6fEpfNGss oSL; G. tIsv1 [. Esv1ANs.
yr; y. 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
222s 24th st. NV. Wash. 2. C.
Act of Congress- of May l. 1906. en-
titled AN Act to Create a Board
for the Condemnation of Insanitary
Buildings in the d c.. and for
Other Purposes as amended April
Is. 1895. and December II, 1912,
the members of the Board have in
vestigated into the sanitary condi-
tion Of the building at the premises
mentioned above. This bldg has
yestigation. to be in such insanitary
condition as to endanger the health
or lives of the occupants thereof or
of persons living IN the vicinity, and
accordingly. the same is hereby con-
demned. From and after 15 days
after copy of this Order is affixed
to the, said bldg: or part thereof.
to occupy said building, unless within
led to the condemnation. of the bldg.
have been remedied and this Order
has been Cancelled, or unless the
time within which said bldg o. part
thereof may be lawfully occupied
has been extended by special order
of this Board. BOARD FOR THE
CONDEMNATION OF INSANITARY
BUILDINGS. COL. G.. L. EVANS,
Jr: W. H. CARY, Jr.; J. j. MGEN-
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Falls Church Sailor
Dies in Auto Crash
In North Carolina

A young Falls Church sailor.
son of Navy captain. was killed
yesterday in a two-car smashup
on Route II near New Bern.
N. c., in which three other men
were killed and five were in
jured.
An Associated Press dispatch
said State Highway Patrolman
H. T. Woolard identified the
dead as Fireman Edwin r. Swim
burne jr.. %, of 100 Valley
Brook drive, Falls Church;
Swepson w Gilmer, 25, a Vir-
ginia Tech student from London
bridge. Va; Pfc. Paul Volk-
mer, %, Marine from Cherry
Point Air Station whose home
was reported as Bucyrus. Ohio,
and Seaman Darrell D. Fondell,
stationed with the Atlantic Re-
serve Fleet at Green Cove
Springs, Fla. Seaman Fondell
died in Camp Lejeune Hospital
several hours after the accident.
Young Swinburne was the only
son of Capt. and Mrs. Edwin R.
Swinburne. Capt. Swinburne is
stationed at the Pentagcn.
Was on Way to Florida.
Fireman Swinburne, his father
said, was en- route from his ship
at Portsmouth, N. H.. to Key
West, Fla. where he was to at
tend special school. His par
ents arrived home yesterday
after spending a week with him
in New England.
Patrolman Woolard said young
Swinburne was driving south
about three miles north of New
Bern and apparently lost con-
troll of the car. When he got it
back on the highway it was hit
broadside by a northbound car
driven by Pfc. Volkmer, the pa
tro'man said.
The sailor was born in Vallejo,
Calf, but for the last seven
years he had made his home in
the Washington area. He was
a graduate of Western High
School here. attended the War
rem School at Olney, Md, and
was graduate of Nicholas Col
lege, Dudley, Mass.
Young Swinburne enlisted in
the Navy in July. 1852. His body
will be returned here for burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
FdirchiId Bidding
For C123B Contract
BY the Associated Press

Fairchild Engine and Airplane
Co., Hagerstown, Md, said yes
terday it has Joined the bidding
for an Air Force contract to
build the Chase C123B assault
transport.
A spokesman said w. L. Land
ers, Fairchild vice president.
flew to Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base Thursday to submit
a bid at Air Materiel Command
headquarters just ahead of the
deadline.
Previously the Air Force had
invited only five manufacturers
WHY'S Motors, Consolidated
Vultee. North American, Lock-
heed and Glenn L. Martin-to
submit bids for the controversial
transport.
Edgar F. Kaiser, president of
Kaiser Motors Corp, had an
nounced that WHY'S would not
Ulu UCCduoC UIlC 11uSC " A4OW
Run, Mich, plant would be re-
quired for production of Henry
j. and Kaiser automobiles and
for production by General Mo-
tors Corp. of Hydra Matte units.
American Aviation Daily, a
trade publication, said Air Force
Assistant Secretary Roger Lewis
authorized Fairchild to enter a
bid.
Fairchild already is producing
it's C119 Flying Boxcar transport
for the Air Force, and repeatedly
will build SO C119s originally as
signed to Kaiser's Willow Run
plant.
The Air Force Cancelled its
Willow Run contract after
a congressional investigation
showed that costs per C119 there
were several times those at FaiI-
child, which developed the plane
in the first place.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Wilson Pledges Aid
On Jones Point Site,
Alexandra Assured

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican, of Virginia assured
this week by the Alexandria City
Council that it desires to obtain
the Government-owned Jones
Point tract. today said Sec
retary of Defense Wilson has
pledged 'his complete co-opera-
ton" in clearing the tract for
Alexandria's use.
Secretary Wilson expressed
himself as entirely sympathetic
to the proposal and said. gen.
orally speaking, he favors turn
ing over facilities no longer of
use to the armed forces to COM
munitieS and municipalities"
Mr.. Broyhill said.
Site Proposed as Park.
The 59-acre Battery Cove
Jones Point tract could be used
as a park and site for other
municipal facilities, Mayor Mar
shall j. Beverley of Alexandria
has said.
The City Council Wednesday
unanimously voted its readiness
to take over the land if pos
sible. But Councilmen Leroy S.
Bendheim and Frank Mann de-
clared their affirmative votes
were not to be construed as in
dorsements of any specific
project for the site.
Representative Broyhill said
he conferred yesterday with
Secretary Wilson and Franklin
G. Floete, assistant Secretary
of Defense in charge of prop
critics and installations. He
said he was assured that Army.
Navy and Air Force clearance,
barring unforeseen develop
ments. could be quickly OBJ
tanned.
The land was used during
World War II by the Signal
Corps as a communications
center. Recently unused build
ings at the point have been
turned over to the Army for
storing medical supplies.
Possible Sewage Plant Site.
A possible use by Alexandria
would be the installation of
modern sewage treatment plant
on the point. City Manager Ira
F. Willard said such a plant, oc-
cupying about 25 acres, would
save the city 100000 at that 10
cation.
The proposed Maryland-Vir-
ginia bridge across the Potomac
referred to as the Jones Point
Bridge-would bisect the tract
Alexandria officials, however, de-
clared the bridge approaches on
the Virginia shore would be ele-
waited and would not preclude
use of the land for municipal
purposes.
The Virginia Congressman said
General Services Administration
will have charge of the tract
after the Defense Department
has cleared it.
"I expect to contact the GSA
to remove any possible stum-
bling blocks that may arise
there" he said.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

third straight defeat in attempt
ing to remove three Arlington
School Board members because
they are Federal employees. This
suit. also. was filed by Mr.. Green
for Mr.. Bray. Earlier the court
had ruled against him on a SINH
lar issue and the Supreme Court
upheld that decision in favor CT
the School Board members. Mr..
Green has noted an appeal to
Wednesdays decision.
In the past, the controversial
attorney had been successful in
suits resulting in removal of
three Federal employees from the
Arlington County Board. His
suits have had the effect of pre-
venting the sale of $2.8 million
in Arlington school construction
bonds; preventing sale of $1l
million in school bonds in Fair
fax: forcing abandonment of a
$500,000 swimming pool program
in Arlington; knocking out rent
controls ahead of schedule in Ar
lington and postponing the es-
tablishment of an Arlington de-
partment of real estate assess
mentS.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Colombia GuerriIIas
End Four-Year War
That Cost 5000 Lives
BY the Assoeiated Pres.

BOGOTA, Columbia, Sept. IL.
"A bloody four-year guerrilla
war against Columbia's S conser-
vative government repeatedly
has ended with the negotiated
surrender of most of the insurg-
ents. The fighting caused an
estimated 5000 deaths and mil
lions of dollars damage.
Reliable informants said last
night $500 guerrillas surrend-
cred this week to the armed
forces commander. Brig. Gen.
Alfredo Duarte Blum, in the
eastern plains district around
Monterrey. Earlier, 600 gave
themselves up at Tauramena,
according to the newspaper Ell
Spectator.
Most of the guerrillaS were
Liberal Party politicians and
sympathizers. They began their
battle in 1949 after accusing
the Conservative Party of try
ing to intimidate them in
presidential election won by for
mer chief executive Laureano
Gomez. The Liberals boycotted
the voting.
A former Liberal acting as in
termediary said the surrendered
units made up 95 per cent of
the dissident force. He added
that their chief, Guadalupe Sal
cedo, who ordered the surrender,
had promised he would try to
send in the remaining strag-
glers in the next few days.
Negotiations to end the fight
ing were begun last June after
Gomez was overthrown and ex-
lied in a bloodless coup led by
Army Chief Gen. Gustavo Rojas
Plnilla.
A Liberal spokesman said
about 1000 persons were killed
in the actual fighting but an
other 1000 died as a result of
reprisalS. inadequate medical
care and starvation.
The struggle resulted in a
$40 million loss to ranchers,
farmers and businessmen, he
added.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES
ARTHUR J. HILLAND,
FRANK E. SCRIVENER AND
VINCENT C. BURKE, Jr., Attornev..
QIE ISth "a n II, @S"eSs'

VINCENT c. BURKE, Jr., Attorneys,
S15 18th st. NV
IN The UNITED STATES DISTRICT
GIourt Tor the, District Of Columbia
Estate Es Of LA1RA lfGRatf D sGqsFtIP Ee
404. ORDER FIXING NEW DATE
FOR TRIAL OF ISSUE AND PRO-
Vd1,aSS VdDfNG FOR PUBLICATION The
hieTlneaflon issTfs IL tniG as to the trial Of the
validity of the paper writing dated
February z 1862. purporting to be
Laura D. Shackelford, deceased. haV-
to the following: Unknown heirs at
shaclIelford. deceased: American
Mission for Lepers: American Mis-
Board % Of cSPsan peT5 iPe Presoy1eEis1
known widow if living. of Henry
DAVIS. If Henry Davis is deceased.
AND. If said widow is dead. her
next of kin; unknown children Of
deceased, the following. if living,
and If dead, his or her unknown
kin Mrs: Sarah Jett' Mrs Al6enia
Shepherd Annette. Mrs. Bruce Gard
ner. Mr.. Frederick Bailey, Mr. Dom
aid Avril. Mr.. Daniel Hooper, Jack
son S PAWS. Rosa Davis Caroline or
Bavis 6aIth 2ayS 2Sdm,: AnRs PEsyls Henry
Eta Miller Miss RUBY Nowlin.
Franklin Decatur. Mrs. Henry Leary,
Mrs., Mrs; Ella n1a. G Mearns, Miss LUCILLE
!aliS; Alice Stadden. Mr.. George Jett, Mr..
Robert Baltimore Mr.: Battle, Katie
West, Frank ,Woodfield of Baltimore.
ohn GRy sGn M 2t kUse Mss
F Monahan. a grandchild of Annie
Bailey; Ruth: daughter of Mrs. Fred
pendleton. If living. and if dead.
sI neG unknown unknown issue or heirs at law
MI Mrs. Edith Kendall; namely, Mar
garet ", Kelley and Katherine
and Mary Frances SpAulding. Gus
m is bv of tbe Gerf mino
August. 1853. ORDERED. that said
Issues be set down for trial on the
6th day OF October; 1853, and that
TINS order and the. substance of
week for, four successive weeks in
The Washington Law Reporter and
twice week for the same period
IN The Evening Star: the substance
Of said Issue being as follows: Was
February z. 1852 the Last viii and
Testament of Laura D. Shackelford,
deceased; said paper writing executed
and attested in due form; was the
said Laura D. Shackelford. at the
time of executing said paper writing
of sound mind and capable of max
ing a will; Was said paper writing,
or the execution thereof. procured
by fraud or deceit. undue influence.
duress or coercion exercised by
Charlotte B. Gill Mary Frances
or any other person or persons.
lSl CHARLES F. MCLAUGHLIN.
Judge. (SealD A True Copy Attest:
FRANK j. BURKHART. Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Consent: MILTON KAPLAN.
Attorney for Coveatee
au27. 90 ,se3,5 1O1217,19
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HELP--MEN Cont j

COOK, colored; fry cook: must be
fast and know deep-fat frying:
carr c@arry-out shop; $40 week to start.
1O2 4th st. s.w. Ia
COOK, white. exper.. prefer to live
EasTFRN m Tssf reg sTAR apply MAson1G sSo Asp Nsp
HAMPSHIRE ave. me-. Ia
COOK IN private club: must have
good references: can live in. Apply
in person. 1901 Mass. ave. NV.
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN, white.
exper.: no nights or Sun. TESTERS
RESTAURANT, 611 G st. NV. Ia
COUNTERMAN, white. experienced;
70 S0day yy-oySs week. 470l suitland ard'
CoGNTER and short order man. ex-
perienced, white; excellent pay. good
hours. Apply in person. RANDY's.
cREDIT iaS I'M MANAGER ri EEK for chain retail
operation; experience in inStallment,
monthly and weekly. 30-day and
FHA. credit and collection necessary.
Good opportunity for present
assistant manager with many com;
ONCE. 51a-day week. Write detailed
letter of experience and availability
with salary requirement. Box
DELICATEssEN MEATCuTTER. as
See MIR. sANGEoRGE. 427 lIth
DELIVERYMEN. DEL ViEH not over s5; must
have. good references that can be
checked. know area we'll; bond re-
auired: 5-day wk.. 2 weeks paid
guaranteed. Apply bet. 4:30 and
$50, DY-DEE WASH. so Canal st.
Dental TECHNiCIAN. colored. pri-
vate dentist laboratory. Right train
ing and/o exper. with particular
emphasis on partial denture casting
and full denture prosthesis. Box
DIsHWAsHER, cleanup man, age Is
25: hours, 7:30 am. to 4:3O pm;
6-day week. $50. JA. S-s16S. Ia
DOORMAN - Apply RKO KEITHS
THEATER, managers office. 6l9
DRAFTSMAN. for design of electro
mechanical instruments: responsible
position for design and development
of transducers and related scientific
apparatus in rapidly growing re-
search firm in Alex. Call XII. $1,000
for appointment. la
DRIVERS, must be 81; $50 guarantee
plus commission. liberal bonus, good
tips; pleasant outdoor work. Apply
903 N. Glebe rd., Arl,, Va. --13
DRIVERS-For fuel-oil trucks; must
be 21 wears of age; 40-hr. wk., over
time after 40 hrs. Apply in person,
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO.. INC,
1925 Bradley blvd, Ch. CHI. Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

ON AND AFTER SEPT. IL, 1858, I
will not be responsible for dehts
contracted by other than myself,
2OHN ]. PYNE, 35 Myrtle ave,
buI0xA WATCHES, 33h% discount.
ARTHUR Markell $40 + st NV.
i WILL NOT BE responsible for debts
contracted by any one other than
myself. FRED E. CLARK, 1914
University pl NV. II:
Evening star., 1953-09-12
AUTO MECHANICS 195, exper.: loca

AUTO MECHANICS CO, exper. local
refs; must be sober, and reliable;
mined; OPENINGS; only :, the those ;eh inaer5 nead
ested in perm, good-paylng Jon. nSeo ;t'a
bonus, vacation with pay. hosp. plan;
plenty of work, you can MAKE S5uu
or better. See Mr.. Rice. BOWMAN
MOTOR SALES; 5S6o NC 1880 Ga. ave-
AUTO MECHANICS, due to the ter
rife increase in our service volume.
9 mechanics can be placed IN per,
manent, top-paying POSITIONS; s.. pSlo Mr
Terry with WISSINGER CHEVROLET
CO, Seven Corners. Falls Church
AUTO MECHANICS, permanent job in
and holidays with pay; salary and
bonus. See MI. Mullen, OLMSTEAD
MOTOR CO, Oldsmobile Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl,, Va. ia
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. We
have an unusual opening for
good man who want wants ,,nulyan;ty to adyan;Hte;
No ,outd outside o Spstgg S1er and
EeE EeEpoda noaf after '9formaGH arm ATro WHoEE
sALERs. INC. 1881 BladensburS
Afro ri nisi SEAT COVER installation man.
covers. SILVER SPRING TIRE
CORP, 5000 Georgia ave-. JU.
AUTO WASH MAN, experienced IN
waxing and washing. Apply LEE
PERsHING ESQ, 1900 N PershinG
DIR. Arlington. 10
BARTENDER, white. Apply m person.
57O4 Marlboro pike Sc. Must have
local refs. No floaters need apply.
BOOKKEEPER, o5-30. automotive ex-
per-, will be bonded; $50 week to
start. 512-day wk. PARKWAY MO-
Cali Mr. Palmer. AID. 2-01s1.. be-
tween l-5 pm. -13
BOOKKEEPER ASST. in automobile
company Prefer man age 25-35.
Permanent position. opportunity
Phone MR.. STERLING for appt.. HO.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
ERGO

ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP.
RIVERDALE, MD.
WA. 7-4444. EXT. 106
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN for Of
flee building 40-hr. 5-day wk.: va
cation with pay, insurance and re-
tirement plan, pleasant working
conditions applicant must be able
to secure bond. Address Box 81 is.
Star giving references and past or
present employment. Ia
ENGINEER, high-pressure license:
temporary. day shift. Apply 1920
Upton st. NV. Ia
ENGINEER-5th Glass License. coll
ored; for office building, automatic
oil burner; good working conditions.
Apply Room 616 EVANS BLDG,
400 New Vnrlr avpOue n " liz
Evening star., 1953-09-12
VFW Gives Purty to Ten

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
were to take 10 children from
the Junior Village to a party at
Glen Echo today.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
AMERICAN
INSTRUMENT CO.

INSTRUMENT co.
5000 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Md.
PAINTER to spray LACQUER on ex-
hibits: 40 -hr. wk.. vear-round en-
pplnoayyImneenntt for right man only eS.
PAINT ST S''s STORE N5fSEnosi1i sHIEsMtAN-Apply
GuNNING5HAM y !, a PAINT CO. 2oi4 NJ
PRRFs ii MAN: 10 sxper; E; perm. position,
PodSs-Plym PSss N FALLS AIis { CHURCH T.c 51 Mo-
PHoNOGRAPH RECORD SALESMAN.
for. fine retail store. Must be exper;
and have real sales ability. Good
salary Permanent work. Box 30aa-T'
PiPfEFITTER,s HELPER. call IA.
9,3!a6s Friday. between $50 and 3.
must s 5e to nsa %GTk in sober neaESS sSd
flrst-class mechanics. Call XII.
PLyMBERs-Exper; Job at Freder-
PLUMBER. exper. Job hand, with D. 6.
Gr, driyer,s p permit emit. steady employment
rLuMBSEARR,s SAR S0Giii HELPER. experienced
~ and ; am, and to pm. Ia IL
with overtime and other employe
ply in person. GEORGE F. WARNER
PTUMBERs AND HELPERs for new
work and remodeling; Contact MR..
BUCKLEY WA. 1853. -13
liable: top pay; g;,,I must STU gndsrgtsnd rYtaya
Psymls PsS sns sssentisI, Sfsss Can We: S&!$s@4. &
PTGMSfRs I95Ms1N & ASp RTssEi EHE1pERs--MSust Ei-MSa
be experienced and have D. c. driv- -
APPLIANCE. 38i3 I4th st, NV
PLUMBERS AND PLUMBERS HELP
ERS, with D C. driving permits:
steady work. Apply MIR. DESMOND
39l2 Georsia ave NV, Ia
in Alexandria large Job. GEORGE
F; WAGNER 4 ID co. 1918 9Th st.
PLUMBER AND HELPER. expert
Sppi2 t%gSS 8 5sHASfko tf4So'iPI PEuMSiSo @ eo:
PLTHMBERs TH Hf fHEsELPERs&some expert
oRef oReftime me'eIsnds and other empioye IU % ad
vantages. Apply in person, GLoRGE g
F. WARMER g. CO. 1918 9th s.. s.w.
PORTER AND SToCKMAN. for LIQUOR
store. Must be neat and willing to
work REFERENCES RE9UIRED;
Apply IN person TO MEADS WINE ~
PORTER. colored, neat. willing to d.
BRADLEY DRUGS. 5000 Hriinston
rd., Bethesda, Md, OIL. 4-6776;
PREssER. exper. on silks and wools.
Apply 32l7 Mt Pleasant st. NV.
PRESSERS. wool; full time. good
working conditions. SHIRLINGTON
CLEANERS. ov. 3-17O0, MI Haaw-.
PRINTER -PREssMAN, excel. oppor.
in small shop for young man to
lenrn or broaden resp: permanent;
congenial. Write Box 334-M. Star.
Ia :
PUBLIC HEALTH sANITARIAN 10,
Bachelors degree, reauired; bacteri-
try helpful; permanent position
available Immediately. Write, giving
gTsiifiEitiqnEsip gRifTH pEpr to ALEXANDRA, MIs
RADIO SERVICE MEN, experienced
in repairs Of all makes of home and E.
auto radios. Apply in person, 6ll9
Georgta ave. NV. ID
RADIO TECHNICIANS :.
For electronic manufacturing plant;
only qualified men need apply.
APPLY
NATIONAL -.
ELECTRICAL MACHINE SHOPS, Ne.
9I9 Jesup Blair Drive -
Silver Spring, Md.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-OppOr- =
tunity to earn excellent income.
Must be willing to work full time :
and have good late model car. Ex-
nerience no: required Will train. =
Ladies also invited to apply. Small
once, expanding. ATTRACTIVE proposi-
tfon ROSS HAWORTH aS0l Wis., -
ave NV EN-. 3-5SIS liz
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1953-09-12

When dnSwerin0 advertisement
addressed to Star bo1es, do NOT
tnclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
sonGl pG,ue Copies serpe the par
pose and originals nEav get lost
Evening star., 1953-09-12
PERSONAL

CHILD CARE, day or night. hot
lunch, country home; near scnool.
Phone 10. S-3522. Ia
BOOKKEEPING and stenographic
service for small business; day or
evening hours. Work called for and
delivered, or done at your office if
desired. Reas. rates. Prompt and
efficient service. Phone DE. 2-2131
FULL. TIME CHILD CARE given in
large licensed farm home near Lees
burg, Va. Ages preferred. 4 to 10.
Phone No.: Leesburg 771-J-3. Ia
for / car, bv the month: vicinity
Of 14th and Van Buren sts. wv.
Call TU. 2-173l. Ia
VACANCY for 2 babies or small cnil-
dren in private country home: full
time care. MRS. GREEN. Gathers
ARIiNGToN GsEk s$S5s7l DRIVING SCHOOL. Ll$ yir.
ginia permit. ia. 5-9197; nights.
Sundays. call IA. 7-I021 30.
CHILD CARE, white; private licensed
home, fenced yard. Infants to 4
years. TU. 2-5305. 13"
ANY ONE who witnessed collision on
Friday morning, September 4. 1858.
between q truck and auto at the in
tersection Of Mass. ave-; 29th st.
taet n MRS MRs Keller s1S eS EN- ieass ses95, sS5
MEMBERsshRTf, Bethesda Country
club, charter bond, $500. Box
297-T, Star. la
Evening star., 1953-09-12
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale OF Valuable ROW
BRICK RICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
STREET. NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. S032.
Folio 50 ct seq. Of the land records
Of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee
will sell. at public auction in front
Of the premises, on MONDAY THE
FOURTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, AID. 1853, AT TWO-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following-de-
scribed land and premises. situate
in the District of Columbia and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 273 in
Moore. ct al subdivision of lots in
square SO, as per plat recorded
in the ONCE of the Surveyor for
the District. Of Columbia in Liber
H. D. c. at folio 1874.
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior
building association deed of trust
for approxima tely 81 1862 further
particulars of which will be an
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in, cash. A deposit of S500.OO
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
advertised and resold at the discre-
Hon OF the trustee.
HARRY J. DAILY,
Surviving Trustee.