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The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
Garden Club Plans
 Two-Day Flower Show

A two-day flower show is be- ing planned for Saturday and Sunday, July 31 and August l in the administration building at the Matanuska Valley Fair grounds. The public is invited to participate in the show, being sponsored by the local garden club. Entries will be accepted from zoo to goo pm. on July 30 and from 800 to r0:30 am. on July 31, with judging to begin at HOO am. July 31. Thelma Cope, Emma King, and one other to be named, will judge all entires. Entries submitted after 10:30 a.m., July 31 will not be accepted for competition.
 Copies of the schedule are available at the Matanuska Val ley Gardens and the Palmer Nur- sery. Each entry must have an entry tag, supplied by the club, and must be entered according to classification. Those entries cor rectly named as to kind and var iety will be given preference in judging. All entries must have been grown by the exhibitor for at least two months prior to the show. All specimens must have self-foliage with the exception of the gladioli and begonia classes Containers for the specimens will be provided by the Palmer Gar den club.
 There will be prizes for the best annual, best perennial and best arrangement.
 The flower show will open tc the public at 200 pm. Prior tt that time, only the classification committee, clerks, and judges vii be allowed on the floor until judg
 ing is completed.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22

a month. Dues were collected and the meeting adjourned.
 JERRY GALLAGHER, reporter
 Clover Club The Wasilla Clover All club recent meeting was called to order by Allayne Nelson, pres1- dent. Four members were pres ent.
 We held a bake sale last Satur- day at Teeland's store to help with camp expenses. We judged Joan Nunley's scarf. Joan also gave a demonstration on how to use a sewing machine.
 Our next meeting will be at Allayne Nelson's home, July 27 at 200 pm. and Allayne will give a demonstration.
 The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served by Laura Mommsen and then we went swimming.
 HELEN CARTER, acting reporter
 Vegetables Growers
 At the last meeting of the Vege table Growers All club we hat swimming party at Barry Lake. Although the weather wa cold, we had lot of fun. Mrs Trowbridge provided transporta ton.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
E!ks Picnic Set For August | al Green Acres Resort

Members of the Palmer Elks lodge and their invited guests will enjoy a barbecue picnic on Sunday, August l at Green Acres, it was announced this week.
 The picnic, scheduled to begin at 100 pm, will include an after noon of games and fun, including "grudge''game of baseball be- tween the women and the men. Last year the women won the ball game and the men say this year it's not going to be repeat ed. Horse shoe pitching, boating, and swimming are also planned.
 The barbequed dishes will be furnished, and cooked, by mem bers of the lodge, but families are asked to take salads. Pop and ice cream will be furnished for the children.
 In the event of poor weather the picnic will be held at the Elks home. Floyd Short is char man of the event.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
G@ 4-H
 (Zes|I Ze News
Butte Girls

We met at the home of Mrs. Sherman, our, leader, on July 10, then we went over to Faulk s Lake. Afterwards we returned to Mrs. Sherman's and had picnic lunches. Besides our lunches we had cookies brought by Darlene Trudell, cake, brought by Jean, nine and Connie Thompson, and candy brought by Frances Mon- talbanco. Then we went nome.
 Our next meeting will be July p at Mrs. Sherman's home.
 JOYCE RIPPY, reporter
 Fairview Country Club
 The Fairview Country All club met on July Is at the Kneft home. Sally Carson conducted the meeting. Carolyn gave a demon stration on how to hem a dress. We played games then had ice cream, doughnuts, and Koolald for refreshments. Our next meet ing will be July 29 at the Carson home. -
 ELIZABETH RICKTEROFF,
 reporter
 Butte Boys
 Larry Thompson opened the meeting at the Gallagher home on July Is with the pledge. Mark Sandvik, Dean Parks and Robert were absent. We talked about our gardens and about the Fair. We agreed to have meetings twice
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
THURSDAY, JULY 22 NORTHL AND PIONEER GRAN. IInl1 o

THURSDAY. JULY p PIONEER GRAN GE, Grange Hall, 8 pm.
 MONDAY. JULY 26 CLUB, Coop club room, 12:05 pm. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN - Extension Office, 8p.m. SUTTON DORCUS CLUB at the home of Marilyn Grasser in Palmer, 700 P. M.
 TUESDAY. JULY 27 MOOSE AND WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, Moose Hall, 8 pm. BOY SCOUT MEETING, Fair grounds area, 7 pm. CITY COUNCIL, Clerks office, 7:30 pm.
 WEDNESDAY. JULY 2s CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carpen- ters' Hall, 8 pm. GARDEN CLUB
 THURSDAY. JULY 2s P. A. R. C. Full membership meet ing.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
Weekly Frontiersman Page [
 Thursday. July 22. 1854
UNIVERSITY DEAN
 PLANS AUGUST WEDDING

Mrs. Miriam s. Zughaib of Syracuse, N. Y, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary Zaghaib, to pr. Charles Lit tie of Wilmslow, Cheshire, Eng land. Miss Zaghaib has been dean of women at the University of Alaska for the past two years: Dr. Little is assistant director of the Geophysical Institute at the University. The wedding will be August 2l in Hendricks Chapel at Syracuse University.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
ALASKANS INVITED TO SEATTLE SEAFAIR

All Alaska is receiving an ln- vitation to attend the 1854 Sea- fair July 29 through August II at Seattle.
 Miss Dolores Erickson, Seattle's Miss Maritime, representing the maritime industry of the city, ex- tended the invitation through Captain Otto Karbbe, master of the Alaska Steamship Company steamer Alaska. The invitation 40 feet long-reading Come to Seattle Seafair July 29-August H." displayed from the rail o1 the steamer Alaska, will travel 3,051 miles and call at Ketchikan Sitka, Seward, Juneau, Wrangell and Petersburg.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
125 PERSONS ATTEND
 CANCER FILM SHOWING

Approximately 125 Valley resi- dents attended a showing of can cer films sponsored by Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi on July 20 at the Valley Theatre.
 Following the Jim showing, which was of the informative na- ture, a discussion period follow ed. with Miss Jeanne Shaver, public health nurse, answering questions put to her by members of the audience. Various pamph- lets and leaflets were distributed to those attending. Members ot the sorority still have some pamph-, lets if anyone desires additional copies. They may also be obtain ed from Mrs. Charles Wilson, To- cal cancer campaign chairman.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22
6 0 U RT N E W s

Robert Lee Smith was fined $50
 in U. s. Commissioners Court on July IA for misuse of license plates. The complaint was brou- ght by Territorial Police. Smith entered a plea of guilty to the charge, and was found the same.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22

Mrs. Merle Anderson and chll- dren arrived in the Valley this past weekend to join her husband who has been here the past month. The Andersons have been living in Arizona since leaving the Valley.
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22

Improvement work on the Wasil- la Road is continuing this week. Those who commute from Wasil- la to Palmer each day have noted vast changes in the road. Several
The frontiersman., 1954-07-22

bad curves have been eliminated and the road widened in many places.
Evening star., 1954-06-20

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labels and 25E sseh.
Red Heart Charm DFseOlst Sturdy Ilnks-siNs'-
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Heart labels and 30t each tax Included.
Evening star., 1954-06-20

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Z. neat prstslas ezra quantities ot a ths vital
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a.eatslgd1stss- essential for pep snd snsfU
G mIasssIs- mineral knowm b be aosdsd iOr /.
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3. vItamIas = extra amounts Of every vltamln which
science has found dogs need fcr TOP heath
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Evening star., 1954-06-20

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the team you want snd GivU sIza.
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Evening star., 1954-09-04
PHILCO
Needs YOU Now

TILE SETTER, to install ceramic
basis. Contact Mr.. WILLIS, 4Si1
Aspen Hill rd., or call Lo. 4-0S48.
TREE ExPERTs, experienced men
only; steady work with established
firm. DE. 2-1471: ewes, and Sum
Truck DRIVERS twhite) and helpers
for household moving and storage
company; must have good refer
~ spcss sENca Rh9ns NAN Ex esesrenced ssssa appy
rV SERviCEMEN l2l-For outside
work. Permanent. Transportation
furnished. Excel. opportunity. with
growing organization. Apply MR..
~ PAFE FsEiR4v1IcENMEN. 41t n ii ns Experienced: one
for inside bench work. Both posi-
tions are permanent, good pay; this
is an excellent opportunity for an
EssNtdffSEERs. S1S r. /. ave. ne,
6hPpHHoLsTERER. 1st class. top wages.
excel. working conditions. Full or
part time. Box 473-z,, Star. -5
WAREHOUSEMAN twhite) for mov-
ing and storage company; good op-
portunity for assistant, warehouse
;upt sns rsfsrsnces ass es'f Se5s4 5ass4pd"rttns
BOY, to help around cabinet and
upholstery. shop: good opportunity
for ambitious. boy to learn trade.
NAN HNS TO- 70 cEsEN lean STABLES and
horses. white, able to take out rid
hours. No drinkers. State age, quail
ifications and salary. Box 494-l,
Star. -6
Evening star., 1954-09-04
HELP-MEN
SALES
CANVASSERS (2)
To Sell GE Appliances.
Specializing in Mobile
Dishwashers and Freezers.
Very High Commission.
CALL IN PERSON
606 PA. AVE. Sc.
SALES

SALESMAN for plumbing, heating and
appliances. Must have exper. and
, tra,rspG. G. Salary and commission;
pm. Ia
SALESMAN. to seil iewelry on outside
as, sideline In spare time on credit;
CO., 719 7th st. NV. s.
educational, BY one Of
Leader in its field. Now has local
territory open for AA-I salesman.
Substantial commission. Car neces-
sary: leads furnished. Write giving
Smith, ART INSTRUCTION, INC,
800 South 4th st., Minneapolis Is.
Mimi. ---5 \
Intelligent, neat appear
ing man with interest In selling, who
desires permanent connection with
willing to work eight hours . day.
Must furnish own car. Earning
potential over SlOO weekly but be
able to get along on about half
that durins training period. Ap-
pointment. call MR.. sAKS. La.
with cars for inside-out-
size Size. work. Excellent sarnings foT
lafgesA appliance organizattons.
Leads furnished daily through tre-
mendous promotional campaign. Ap.
ply between 1915, MR.. HARRIS
Georre's Warehouse. 2146 Gath .pl
ne -6
statesmen. full or part time; car
furnished. Exper. not necessary but
preferred. Drawing account. Write
Of cali ALLISON REFRIGERATION.
Waldorf. Md. Midway 5-4546. --10
colored. National or
ganiZation needs 8 high-type men
with sales exper. to work in WASH
ington area. II accepted you win
earn $500 wkly. and up. Call MR..
NEAL, JU. 6-4945, Sun. only, 10 to
12, for appointment. -5
Evening star., 1954-09-04

COOK, lady. for cafeteria; expert
enced and reliable. Call Monday
between 5 and pm. S14 22nd
cosMEr1crAN. 81 aiEEi1rAN exp.r. only, age S ss-
co. 5-2111, ask for DIR. LEVY. IS
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR. telephone,
knowledge of typing not necessary;
6ia-day week. Apply LENDER'6
:, INC; G., 202: y; Moore st.. Arl;: Va:
DAnGE 4ooG teaessas rS or pa2t t. na
excel. salary and working conditions.
Will consider training some mex
perienced applicants Apply In per-
son, 1-6 pm. DON MARTINI sTU-
:, DIos. bo2 18th st, NV: IL H.
sna so@sson sSs%s'i' aepy ssDts sliFS seawAz glEs
Pharmacy. 17o0 Connecticut ave.
Drug AND COSMETIC, experienced,
daywork, no Sundays. $50 plus ex-
tras. HIGGERS DRUG, 5017 Conn.
Drug AND CIGAR CLERK. late
Cali in person, ALBAN TOWERS
PHARMACY. Wis. and Mass. ayes
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK. expert
sum nGeo Apply SS uasr IN person, m 1saSi csH4sTLE T.
TON PaAR., 10th and n sts. NV.
IDRuG-cosMETIc CLERK; dayvork
only, no nights or Sundays. Good
starting salary. Bright modern
store. Employe benefits. BRADLEY
DRUGS, INC, 5000 Arlington rd.,
FOUNTAIN GIRL, part time; some
ewes. and sun: pleasant store; Seat
Pleasant tn ne; ecdIslEs ~ l134oa oaI;opw-66.
mornings. OV. 3-5SS0. "a
|HOUGEKEEPER-White woman with
. child. for two motherless childreni
$50 week. Box 334-z. Star. ID
MANAGER for small guesthouse.
Ess1na EEss5anss .usso fDr .Tss 1ss 5ht ssSs sSSss
MEDICAL LABoRAToRY TEcHNi.
CLAN. white. for physician's once.
Good hours. ton salary. 10. 7-76oO.
NURSES, registered, white. ortho-
pedic Hospital, 8. ArL Openings on
all shifts. S225-&235 mo. plus meals.
ia. 4-1700, Mrs. Boyette. -5
NURSE, practical, white. under 80,
By Nd. Live n. OIL. 2-73o7; 70
Alexandra cali oV, s-se77.
NURsEMAiD GOvERNEss. white,
under so, intelligent. reliable woman:
must have refs; care Of 2h-yr. -old
girl and other light duties; live in
Other help employed. Salary open.
PkACTfCAL NURSE, white. To i've
IN. TO care for elderly lady. Needed
as ones. RA. 3-141e.
Evening star., 1954-09-04
HELP--MEN

MAINTENANCE MAN, white, married,
no children, sober. for work In apt.
development. Must know oil burn
ers and be able to make mechanical
repairs Of all types. Write. stating
Box 29s-z. Star. %
MANAGER for contractors equip
ment company. salary and COM
mission. Box 324-z. Star. 6
NIGHT CLERK
For small hotel: middle-aged. sober
ana reliable; REF; sleep in: good
HoTRL lssaas iiia i1Gsl'ilst 18th s. fa NV EDISON
OFFICE WORKER, experienced ste.
Desire man Who accep Smce respon WST5
sibility and eventually take charge OF
office. In reply give full details oi
past positions. Salary open. Boz
235-X, Star. -5
OIL BURNER MECHANIC. perma-
nent, year-round employment. p. o.
Box 1S7, Vienna. Va. %
OUTSIDE ADJUSTER for small loan
company; adequate beginning salary,
90 hours. auto necessary. MR..
PAINTERS. exper. only. Steady
york, Apply s2Oe Weller rd.. Whea-
PAINTER and decorator; free esti-
mate; AID: 2-7538 or LU. It'll.
PATENT ATTORNEY, experienced in
preparation and prosecution of
computer applications. Give ex-
perience and salary expected and
desire for location and travel. Box
PHARMACIsT, part time; nights and
Sunday. Apply SCHWARTZ PHAR-
MACY, 100 Connecticut ave. NV,
PHARMACIST-Fun time, no Sun.
work. COLONIAL DRUG-LIQUOR.
p11H2RhR:as 11h2 iSta ST arrpEps niw; .xns-ieIo.d o
with D. c.. drivers permit. Apply
1912 Georgia ave. NV. -4
1st-class jobbing man
with drivers license and hand tools:
top wages, permanent position, In
established shop: only sober, reliable
applicants Il with refs. need apply.
ii EsSo' AND srEAMFiTTERs
needed for suburban Maryland work:
only 1st-class mechanics need ap-
asd snd Sfeor5 e JOHN psrsGn e. F1r9dEsALn essEssn
1904 Old Bladensburg rd.. Wheaton,
journeyman, must be
sober, industrious. wtlling. worker,
compl. knowledege Of jobbing. re-
pair and new work: must have
transp.; good job for right man. No
other need apply. WA. 1883. --5
Evening star., 1954-09-04
BARTENDER

For service bar; sober and fully ex-
perienced; top salary and good
working conditions; full benefits.
References required. Box 237-4.
Star.
BILLING CLERK; salary. $3.50 per
mo-, 40-hr., 5-day week. State
exper and kind OF billing and calcu-
lating mchs. operated. Also typing
ability. Give age, race, refs. ad-
dress and phone number. Box 92-Z,
Star. %
BOOKKEEPER, manual posting and
cost work, some typing, good salary.
BooSkKEEPER. saS Pi 'afi fun or part time.
Call after 6, LU. 1881. --4
BRICKLAYERS WANTED. Apply at
Poindexter and Old Georgetown rd.
BRiCKLAYERs, fsHI'Sf white; apply on Job.
Flower ave-, y blk. of Piney Branch
I'd. or Rockville pike. next to carni-
Bus us B6RiviNG 6iSH1iTS AND CUSTODIAN po-
sition open at TRINITY LUTHERAN
SCHOOL: refs. req. Call WA. 7-03S3
for appt. bet. 8 am. and pm. 20
BUTCHER, exper., soper. reliable.
Apply Mr.. NORWOOD, S23 18th
BUTCHER, white: experienced; must
have references; good salary. Phone
H0 2-3320 -6
Evening star., 1954-09-04
ASST. MANAGER

For. bowling alley; must be energetic,
sober and reliable with excel
character refs. No exper. necessary.
fpHgs AppIy at HXyaaaTTsynhE Fyaa ;E,dss BOWLING
H Hyattsvtlle 'H Ma. betWee1 bSals1m0Fe 10 axe sad
Z pm No phone calls. a
CONSTRUCTION SU-
PERINTENDENT to work for gen.
eral contractor. Must be expert
enced in one-family rambler and
split -level house construction. Call
ASTos SST s1o4G RopYPESPpPFR fPT sPPSantmsSt MsSn. .,
Washington's largest volume dealers
has an opening for an experienced
body and fender man; excellent
earnings and all-year-round work.
See Mr.. White. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. INC" 1871 Bladensburg
AUTo III BoDYMAN coMBINATIoS-
Must do flrst-class work. Earnings
VSY VI e MOTOR SERVICE. VIC 'fSr.;8 81. ;38-S5ls @
AUTO PARTS CLERK, preferably
with Chrysler experience; excellent
opportunity. See Mr.. Bauer. BEAL
MOTOR CO. 1401 Rhode Island
AUTo tEr nj MECHANICS ta,-1dncoln-
Mercury experience preferred. Ist ;t
MI. Wentz. GRADY MOTORS, INC,
1909 Wis. ave.. Bethesda. Md.
AUToMoTIvE PARTS MAN-Won.
derful opportunity for young ag-
ferred. Call Mr.. Rogers. parts man
ager. BROAD STREET MOTOR
CO.. Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-51O0.
AUTO SALESMAN, reliable. with sales
E.,aa11aak Nv fnP
man willing to work. Demonstrator
furnished with good commission
plan and substantial monthly bonus.
Plenty Of floor time. Apply in person
to L. P. STAFFORD. s507 Coiesville
Tdi; sI1ysr sDriaafEr rsiaafErsMMdAN-we MI have
an opening. In. our used-car sales
force for hard working. alert man
who Is interested in making lots of
money. We believe we have the
best used-car commission rate in
town. You must have an outstand-
essarily in the automobile field. See
CHEVROLET, 33rd and NJ sts. NV.
Afro On SALESMAN, iHEsi exper. only. salary S
and commission; no outside work re-
$500. AUTO WHOLESALERS. III NC. :.
AUTO SALESMAN-Used cars for
suburban Ford dealer; good in
ventory; must be sober, good pro-
ducer and closer; excellent pay ar
IsIs6S'i TAkoIA 'MioTok CO. s7aS if5Sssi Pinssi
AHTo SFSD'n SALESMAN IL : Experienced s
man to sell new Fords and used
cars. Demo. furnished, ample floor
time, pay plan set to insure capa-
BILE man of fine income. Apply in
person. Mr.. Cocherhan. LOGAN
sALESMEN--Men who
are willing to work and get good
money in return 7% commission
on new cars, 10% on accessories
with $50 minimum. Sc money diff
ference on used cars with S25 min
imum; new-car demonstrator fur
nished; disqualification plan; would
like to hire laundry, bread. milk
cleaner, etc. Routemen who have
served in, Silver Spring area. Con-
tact r. F. Williams, JU. $4,000.
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. -6
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN--Mechan
familiar with analyizing. billing and
routing mechanical work. A. good
proposition for an experienced fore
man. Call Mr.. Doughten. Ii. 3-SS00.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871
Bladensburg Rd ne. II
Evening star., 1954-09-04
CANVASSERS
White or Colored
FULL OR PART TIME

To open up new installment accounts
using blankets. sheets, pillow cases,
spreads, etc; selling on no-noney-
down, easy-term basis: unlimited
earnings. See Mr.. German, KINGS,
735 9TH st. NV. IS
CARPENTER. ready to work, Tues.
morn. with tools, See Mr.. PANZONE,
Druid dr.. Garrett Park Estates,
Kensington. Md. 10
COOK, colored. Short-order and
second man. Must be reliable; local
Apply sHfRIINGToN DEL, 4015 8.
28th St. Arl. TE. 6-0096. --5
COOK, working chef. Sober. reli-
able; no takers. DANNY'S STEAK
HOUSE, 2714 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
-5
CRANE OPERATOR. experienced. on
porthaggess drasiine; references. 2V.
DlSHWASHER, daywork, 8 hrs, Oh
Sunday; good pay. BASINS Grill.
7416 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. OIL. 4-bIso
Evening star., 1954-09-04
4. f. >. LEcFAW, LEcsAAW,
rHos. ,. OWEN . SON, Auctioneers,


Irpitsss' lp;esIa , Sale ,,2f, Sf ,yyaIIyable Row
AS 4 81 PREMISES Rem NUMBER $50 WAR
REN STREET. NORTHEAST.
" wv, virtue OF g certain deed Of trust
Folio 372 ct seq. Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
the ofice Of Thos. j. owen a. Son Son,
suite COL. Perpetual Building, iii
z Street. NV on FRIDAY THE
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER AID.
1884, AT ONE O'CLOCK PM. the
oWing-described land and prem-
1Ses, situate in the District of CO.
dlumbia. and designated as and
being Lot "a in Harry A. Kites
subdivision OF lot 12 in Square 1893,
as per plat recorded in the Ohice
q the surveyor for the District Of
rERMs 81 N SAFE EsGfE "a Al e fcl1e CASH 4S
deposit of $4,000 will be required
at time of sale Adjustments made
as Of date of sale. All conveyancing
recording, revenue stamps, ETC., at
cost of purchaser. Terms of sale
to be. complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser, after five
days advertisement of such resale
II some newspaper published In
IDA sCHWARTzMAN,
ISApoRE SCHWARTZMAN.
sel.4,9. Trustees.
Evening star., 1954-09-04
AUCTION SALES tconfl .
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers
1111 Z st. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable BRICK
RANT. ZoEED SECOND CONNER
GAL. BEING KNOWN AS PREM.
ISES NUMBER 627 n STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 92S9
seo9ds of &. sfa Sis.ris Ct q ne coan land
bia, and at the request Of the party
trustees will sell. at public auction
n front OF the premises on THURS
FiFTEEN ociocKe ges P.M. the mAnd- foi.
owing-described land and premises,
situate in the District of Columbia.
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot 81
s1u.rs n strzasssursers zss a, sHsdiyisio9 In
the. once Of the Surveyor for the
District of Columbia in Liber
=. L. II. at folio 3S6. Also the
West 5 feet inches front by the
tun depth thereof Of original lot s
purposes Of assessment and taxation
as Lot $40 in Square 453.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior
fbuilding association deed Of trust
for approximately S20.572. 40 fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid in cash. A deposit of
100000 in cash or certified check
required. Conyeyancing, recording,
etc.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
ieited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discre-
ton Of the trustees
WALTER D. NEWRATH,
HENRY s. SNYDER,
au2s. .3l-se2.4.S Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers,
I'LL E st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-09-04

ENGINEER-Large apt. project. Va;
evening watch: Capable OF super
vising electrical. plumbing and large
boiler operation; REQUIRED to live
On On project. 1tar Euii company Deneaa's'
electronic and mechan-
ical, for research work on ordnance,
guided missile and aircraft projects.
Write fully. P. o. Box 596s.
ESTIMATOR-sALE
We have two openings in our tnsula-.
tion dept; must have. blueprint
experience: protected territory, leads
s-4s4o. Ext. 2s7. -5
GASOLINE STATION MANAGER
Capable person needed to take COM
plete charge Of new ESQ station;
unlimited possibilities to the. right
man; must have refs. Call LU.
2-1447 or LU. 1-9664. D.
GLASS MEN, experienced. all-round
so6s sober .,1slx F1s1aOls & s1sSa sse:dy smpoymens
GLASS MEN. store-front experience
Must be Sober. Box x4s-z. star.
HELPER (white). storm window in
staller. $40 day. Cali JE. 3-O032.
JANITOR wanted for large apart
ment building: must be experienced.
sober and have sixth-class engineers s
license. Apply to MR.. MILLER,
1929 l4th st. NV. mornings. %
work in ofice building: must be able
and willing worker. Write. stating
age, experience and local refer
ences. Box 299-Z. Star. --6
JANITOR, colored, experienced IN
maintenance. Apply ENGINEER, LOO
Conn. ave. ID