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The Nome nugget., 1955-04-06
Democrat Senators Say Ground Forces Cutbacks Should Be Delayed

WASHINGTON, R - Demo- cratic senators suggested Tuesday that the administration delay planned cutbacks in the Marine Corps and Army ground forces until tension lessens in the For mosa area.
 Sens. Stennis (D-Miss) and Rob- ertson D-VAO expressed this view at public hearing by a Senate Appropriations subcommittee on the 35 billion dollar defense money bill for the next fiscal year, beginning July |.
 Secretary of the Navy Thomas was in the witness chair. He had told the senators the $8,918,O00,- 900 proposed for the Navy and Marine Corps will provide "a force which can withstand the initial onslaught (of an enemy) and strike back with weight and precision"
 We are keeping a very strong military posture to defend the country" Thomas said.
 Stennis noted the Marine Corps plans a cutback of 19,0O0 officers and men, reducing it's force to about 193,O0O.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-06
Ala5ha Eskimo Scouts Maintain
 Constant Vigil for Signs of War
JAS the New York Times Sees 1il

Along the vast icy frontier be- tween Alaska and Soviet Siberia a line of Eskimo scouts keeps a vigil for signs of war.
 In their natural environment of trackleSs snow and freezing seas, the First and Second Scout Battal- ions of the Alaska National Guard are matchless sentries. They con- tlnually pour valuable informa- tion into the Army's intelligence network.
 Like the Guardsmen back in the States, the Eskimo scouts get paid for 48 drills a year. But they are always on active duty. Like the far-flung radar stations on the Arctic Ocean and along Boring Strait, they are on watch 24 hours a day
 The Eskimo scouts go about their normal business of fishing, trapping, hunting or more prosaic jobs, but they watch while they work.
 Every aircraft, every ship, ev- cry unusual activity of man or machine is reported. For the Uni ted States now regards the polar region as the inevitable route of attack if Russia precipitates World War III.
 Here in Fort Richardson the visitor gets an idea of the caliber of those who man this unique in- telligence system. Many of the scout battalions are attending a training school here. The United States Army does not have the temerity to teach these men scout ing They could give lessons in that.
 The men come here to learn what the Army wants. They are instructed in techniques of con- veying information. They learn such things as when they should deliver oral and when written messages. Should they have a scheduled messenger service? Or does the mission require a special messenger, or double messenger so that one can get away if the pair is ambushed?
 These men, with Army uni- forms and sergeants' stripes, with Mongoloid faces and mostly speaking with an accent, will go back to their villages to instruct the other men of the scout battaI- ions.
 In certain places, where the situation requires it, they serve
Evening star., 1955-11-04
OFFICIAL NOTICES

D. c. GOVERNMENT, october "a
III IIas5S:=oRDEREp; That 3,,,,,.l sss :
REouLHT1oSs for the District i d
esses e1lS=e.ss 3 so,,oas ss Amend sTs hsTssi Psa
II. Article XIV. Section l63 tal
PARKING. ngrthwest Section 10y
and substitutinE the following.
From 9Th Street 10 7th Street
on both sides. no parking 700 70
$50 an And 400 70 $40 pm
and on The north side. from the
east building lih& Of 62a q Street,
westward q distance Of 81 feet.
go minute parking $3.50 an. q
400 pm. Amend Part y, Article
ksrsbs.ss ssssiss s1et,o iSs idd,nS InhKise s.
followlng To the paragraph dealing
With Irving Street. : From M
Pleasant Street 70 nth Street erI
the south side. 20 parking 1sOe
Amend Part II. Article XIV. Sec
tion 1913 Id PARKING. Southeast
Section By adding the following:
q STREET. On the south side.
. point IS feet east Of the alley
on the north side. no parking at
any time. Amend Part II Article
XIV. Section It,3 Id PARKING,
Southeast Section bY addlng thu
following TO the paragraph deal
Inc with Pennsylvania Avenue.
From 3Sth Street 70 Alabama Ave-
nue. on the north aide. no parktns
..,,i,y Z. any line Ass,a Amend rtTt rtTt y, y,
ssiIsls sHRkINA As sau.sssss sss,aon section lss
adding The folIowinr: PKRKLAND
PLACE: From Nichols Avenue Nc
waeiark Place on the north side,
no parking at any time. WACLAHK
PLACE: From Parkiand Place q
Aaieiei Street on the west aide,
no parking ~ any time: Amend
Part II. Article xxVIII gection
sSs,h.sss sSS ssssson naWaf 4, s,lifnE iFhEEos y,
dssiinS with ives Place and sn6sti-
clause. as amended. viii read;
From Potomac Avenue to 18th
Street for south and eastbound
trafie only. Amend Part II. Article
Xxx Section lsS fhl sToF
SIGNS. Northeast Section; y
M5sro. 5sss = ss4ees srsss lse e II asd;iSS iiSS
Amend Part II. Article XXX. sec.
tion 1t3S ldl STOP SI0NB, South.
east Section By adding the fol.
lowing. On 2 Street at 10th Street
80 es 70 stop Z Street traiie.
Amend Part u Article xxxyL
Section ia, TEMPORARY RE0U-
LATIONS. BY adding the follow
ing: In connection with eonstruc-
tien work at 18th and G Streets,
NE: d STREET. NE From 10th
Street to 18th Street. on the north
side, no parking ct any time. 18th
STREET, NE From D Street q
Constitution Avenue, on the west
side. no parking at any time
CONSTITUTION AVENUE. NE
From 18th Street to 18th Street,
no parking on either side at any
time, 18th STREET, NE. From
D Street to Constitution. Avenue
STREET. NE. Prom Constitution
Avenue 10 b Street for northbopno
At d Street SO Is to stop south
bound traiic on 18th street IN let
OF atopptnE westhound traflc 90
d street. On Constitution Avenue.
NE. at I6th Street 80 rs to atop
Constitution Avenue tFnfic IN lieu
0f stopping s0nthbound 18th Street
LAUoHLIN. r. A. LANE. Commits
sionerE. d. G. no4
Evening star., 1955-11-04
Deodline 10 Tonight
For Sunday Want Ads


The deodIine tonight for won't
ads to be Published 10 The Sat-
urdoy Or Sunday staf IS 10 o'clock
BY telephone or 8 O'clock OF the
business counter in The Star
lobby.
Year 10 sh& yses Nc-.Sks
Stor produces the best ysos-
round rsssIis for classified edyef-
tissrs. That's why il publishes
more classified eds thon the other
two Washington newspapers COM
bined.
II you want to hire. rent, buy.
trade or sell, tell il to the mony
people who make il . reading
hobit TO check the columns Of
the big SteF Classified esery doY.
You'll get speedy results.
his easy to place an Cd In the
productive stor Classified. Just
phone sTerlins 5000 and ask
fer sa A. -Tsksr.
Evening star., 1955-11-04

Filed oct. -. 1885, Harry n Hull
UNITED sTMEs bisTRicr COURT
for the pistrtrt 81 columbia.- =
Ro9EMONT CEMETBRY Aeeo.
CATION, NC . eofporation, e
cI;MrTThhY 81; TThlshlsY'insaj sajssocIIHTII[5aEs HII[asDAbS a5
TME 1usy9 Cy0pNTy OF ". wAsHIMqToE, 81
eorpCFasion, its s.ses.ors So.uMsaa IA a.
siens, et ai., pefendants.--cIVi
ACTION NO. 1859 SIS. oRoER
OF PuBLICATIoN.--The object oi
this suit Is TO remove cloud on
title to real estate In the District
of Columbia known as Lots $40,
S0a, a1S end ae0 in Square 5676.
and Parcels .e21 us and 2eIfT1
on the records q the Assessor Of
The District q COLUMBIA 70,
the M % piaintiiis, Il is this ss'S istS dss y
Of October, 1855. ORDERED.
That MARGARET WARE. HAR.
BROWN. Believed 10 Be persona
representative Of Mary L. 0rice
deceased, cause their appearance
70 Be entered herein on or before
the foftieth day exclusive Of sun.
days and legal holidays oecnrrini
cation OF this order. otherwise ths
cause will be proceeded with q,
in case OF default; PROVIDED {
copy Of this order be published
once . week for three successive
weeks in the WASiIIN0TON LAW
REPORTER and The EVENING
the defendants HILLSDALE GENE.
TRY AeSoCIATI0M OF TIL
TRIcT or COLUMBIA. corpora.
ton, its auecessors and assigns
MECHANICS AND LABORtNQ
MEMS Association or TIL
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA its sue.
eessoIs and aSsigns: FUNERAL
DlRECTQRS cEMETERY A9S0.
C1ATfOE OF THE DISTRICT OF
K COLUMBIA, . eefporntIQn. its sue.
eessors and assigns: ESTATE Oh
JOHN 4. RHINES: and the I'M
X IRoan aaIsdr, hsIFs Aiie3sss snd psyl.s.. .s.
Agent Of HiIlsdaie Cemetery As.
sociasion ei the County 81 wash
JOSHUA BALL: KpaAR BALL,
RosERT u. BYNQ. Trustee
TTSssse TTTSs.se: 3.fcp I05N II srkF1TBI' knF1Tl'TnR e.
N41NE uA1Nk HAl nk lNIM0n v
ehadd, deceased HARRIET
MIDDLETON: FANNIE CARRoLL
also known as NARY RRANcEs
CARROLL. HANNAH BRUCE
FREDERICK J. 0RIcE. Trustee
also known as FREDERICK J
RICE Trustee. MARY u. 0RTCE
JAMES ., NICHOLSON. Trustee
and THOMAS WALKER. Trustee
cause thelr appeaTanee TO- be en-,
tered herein In or before the 1rsi
rule day occurring after the ex.
ptIatton Of three months from
this date. otherwise the cause VII
pc proceeded With IS IN case ef dc.
fault: PROVIDED copy OF thil
order be puhlished twice q month
for thres months IA the WASH.
lN0TQN Law REPORTER and
The EVENING sTAR before $40
day te BoLfTHA .. LAWS
Test: HARRY n HULL. cers. b
RAYMOND L. GETTING. peput,
Clerk. oe21 .26-nol. ! 8. -de2, f8
FLtNNERYs CRAIGBITL AND
AlELLO, Attefpeys, 00t FalgeF
huileins, Washihsten 8. D. G.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
TRos. n OWEN 4 SON, AnstioneerI
I'LL Z 81. NV.

SALE OF VALUABLE THREk-sIQkf y
BRICK BUILDING CONTAINING
STORE ON FIRST FLOOR AND
APARTMFNTS ABOVE. KNOWN
AS PREMISES NuMBER l2Dc
FOURTEENTH STREET, NORTH
Nv wSnt virtue Of the authority vested IN
Us We shall ofier for sale at public
AUCTION in front Of the premises
on WEDNESDAY, THE SIxTEkNIH
DAY OF NOVEMBER A.D.- 1855
AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. the. follow.
ting -described land and premises sit
uate in the District Of Columbil
and desiGnated es and being Loi
10 in Square 200,
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty t20ss) Pei
Cent Of the purchase price TO b
paid IN cash and the balance Il
be represented by the proniissor,
note Of the purchaser, secured b,
q first deed Of trust on the prop
erty, payahle in monthly install
ments Of $3.50 per thousand in,
cent per annlm plus cre-twelfth o
and extended eeyerage Insurance
or all cash at the option OF thi
purchaser. Further particulars Il
Be announced at time Of sale. 4
deposit OF 100000 IN cash o
certified check required ct time o
sale. conveyaneing. reccrding, no
tafy fees, revenue stamps, etc, q
cost OF purchaser. Adjustment
made as Of date Of settlement
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days Of sale otherwise depcsi
Taos, ,. OWEN = SON
Evening star., 1955-11-04
ALFRED 2. N0TARiaNNI. Atty.
1626 X 81. NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
inG . Probate Court.--Estate Of Me
cio Coiaftonio. Deceased. mo Sc,-
676. Administration Docket l8h.--
Application having been made herein
for probate Of The last will and tes-
lament Of said deceased. ard for
letters testameTitary on said estate,
by Grace DiFranceseo Dlckenson. II
Is ordered this ] 9th day Of October
AID, 1858. that Pietro colantonio,
Adelina Colpntonio Maria Colan-
tonic. Orlando Colsntonio.. and the
unknown heirs at law and next Of
kin OF the deceased. and Ill others
concerned. appear In said Court on
Tuesday, the geth day OF Noyeri1-
AM. 10 show cause why such ap.
pliention should not be granted
let notice hereof be published n
the ''WashinEton Law Reporter''
and The Evening Star" once N
each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein men
toned the fifst publication to bt
not less than thirty days before
said return day: witness, The
Chief Judge OF said Court. this
as.s as.s ds dsy,.sss e fsSR 1stsISsRfr Sn SsRKssI lssf
Deputy Resister on wills for tht
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF thu
Probate Court. oe2i .28.no4
Evening star., 1955-11-04
THos. 4 OWN . s0N. AussisnssrI

Trustee, ss,,J sale s,cK q ysiuisMls insMlrtEih6 HE;
HSs,HN a PRT1feNS 1900 n
eFeSs9rn eS9Tn NoufJ4R AeT
81, 1sst.e ~ 4 nerfelf, dad of frtfal
x,,iv seeoydsd II, Liber No. I030o
TSiio ISo et sea-. of the land
hse.u hss ~ tEs vSe,sesf ~ fhe party
tsssts tssetsss WI aiss ~. u pubic suctieT
Evening star., 1955-11-04
- snIa ASssIensers.S1prsis 3 "A. nf: aes'
ADAM 4. WRs0HLER q SON
Auetieneefs- s-ApprAiseFs

Brick APARTMENT BUffbfNo
CONTAINING TEN 0NE-BEDRooM
AND BATH APARTMENTS AND
SIX TWO-BEDROOM AND BATH
APARTMENTS KNOWN AS PREM
IsEs 2f64 FLORIDA AVE, NV.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust re-
corded in Liher No. 9005, folio .622,
ct sea-, one OF the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. and ct
the request ef party. secured there;
offer for sale By public auction. In
front Of premises, on SATURDAY.
THE TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER. 1855. AT IL O'CLOCK AN.
the following described property In
the District Of Columbia, to-wit:
Lot 20 In John H. NolRn's subdiyf-
sion Of Lots 80 and 81 and Square
SO IS per plat recorded in the OF.
ne q tns surssySs r lS. toE tns e psrst pa,a
also one-half Of the private alley
IN the rear Of said Lot 40 As shown
on the plat Of the said Lots 50 and
81 In said Surveyors Once in Libel
is a. folio lOa,
TERMs or SALE: Property viii b
sold subject 70 Q prior deed ol
trust in the approximate sum o.
81: $50 oe partieula.r.s q q sale eo5 5alc "
required Of purchaser at sale Ex-
animation Of title, eonveyaneine,
revenue stamps. recording and mo-
tarial fees ct cost Of purchaser,
Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise trustees reserve the right u
resell property at risk and cost
Of defauitinE purchaser. after .
days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper pnhlished n
Washington. D c.. or deposit may
be forfeited. or without foffeitine
deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any LEGAL or eapttaole
CHARLES II. BERdAzIN,
H. Bereaxin lErroneously re-
corded In trust Is Charles 4. ber-
BENJAMIN r. RossEER.
.,IrN y nrs1Row. tsftseesf Htty. for
Party Secured. $50 Barr BIDS.
no4 .6,7, So ,l0,11
Evening star., 1955-11-04
LEGAL NOTICES tesn..D


]. FONTArNE HALL, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate court,-No. o7176,
Administratipn.-This Is 70 Give
Notice That the Subscriber. which
was hy the DATED States District
Court for the District q celamni.
estate Of Nellie Foster Bourne,
deceased. has. with the approval
Of the United states Distriet Court
for the District Of Columbia,
hoidinx . PROBATE Court, appointe6
Mondky. the 14ta day Of November,
1855, vt 1000 O'clock AN, as the
time. and said Court room as the
place. for mnkine payment and
distribution from said estate. under
whtn and where all creditors and
persons entitled to distributivt
shares or legacies, or the residue
or parts thereof, are notified "a
attend. in person or by agent o.
attorney duly authorized, with
their claims against the estate
properly vouehed. Given under is
hand this 18th day Of October.
1856. NATIONAL SAYINGS ANn
eSJSR; eskShNR; PJssidsnnsR snRKsSf ss1p bsput; bbsIsss
Register Of wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. oc2l,2s,no4
CLIFFORD @, KAsLOW, Attorney
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia
Holding 4 Probate Court WAR
rem NEWCOMB WlLDRlcK, q
Guardian Of the Estate of CHuRcI
MYALL MATTHEWS. jr., Minor
Plaintiff. VS.. WARREN NEWCoMl
WILDRICK. Indiyidually: et si
Deiendants: :--oRpR NISI EQI
NEWcoMB wiLDRicK. guardian
Of the estate of CHURCH MYALl
MATTHEWS. JR.. infank. upon hi
bill to sell Lot 20. Square l2S.
improved By premises 301l Cam.
bridge Place. NV, In the Distrie
OF Columbia. having reported
sale thereof 70 Louis Alexandel
TrSxel, for MINEIEEMn ddn ~, THolusAElI n
Pc PoLsAsS sommssoS 8 pe ssseoO 81 essn am
having shown good cause. ans
complianSe with all preserihet
oRDERED, That said sale be ans
IS hereby authorized, ratined am
confined, unless cause 70 IN
contrary be shown on or betorl
the 18th day Of November. 1888
at 1000 AN. at which tim
ana OBJECTIONS viii be heard ii
Motions Court, provided . copy o
this order be published once II
The Evening star and once Il
the WashIneton Law Reporter. q
least ten DAYS before said las
mentioned date. LUTHER w
YoUNGDAf5L. Judge. teeall
True Copy. Attest. ! PRANK
BURKART, Deputy Reelster o
wills for the District q Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1955-11-04
THOs. j. OWEN . son. Aactisnee
1111 3 -. NV.

TrusteeF sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER ia VlH-
GINA aAFENUE, SOUTHEAST,
BY Eifture Of . certain deed Of tfust
duly recorded. IN Liner No. 962S. .
Folio 364 q seq. Of the lAna records
Of the District ot Columbia. anc
M ths request q ,s1s,Ina tns Dar;y ss,rss sssgrsc
viii sell. It public auction IN front
81 the premises, on MONDAY, THE
FOuRTEENTH DAY oE nQykM.
HER A.D. 1865. At IHkAk
described land and prsns.sss, i sit-
uate IN the District Of Columbia,
and desiRnated as ana being Lot
ID Cook subdivision OF pnft q
asuars LEO sos 4; pet ,rvsyes p,ss reeofSso fr nv "
Distriet q Columbia III Liber 2a
Tefms u aS:' soid subjsct 10 prior
Tor approximately S5.4Ql 30 and z
second deed Of trust fQr apyrnxi-
iifafsly S1,o34. IS. further pArtie:
nlnrg o. which yin hs ANNOUNCES
81 time d sale: the purchase pziss
ssss sss ss.s sas.s5os iEusii e $50 issaaire ss1di
nlifeiiasrr's cost. Adjustments made
IS 81 date Of sale, Terms 70 nt
complied with within thirty DAYS
ofiierWise deposit forfeited and n.
4 property may, h. Advertised eiid
Issold at the discretion q ~
E1sMAE " NtrEEEy7Bs rEEEy7sy,r,.
~na ~ "a IG Y Yfu9teo1.
Evening star., 1955-11-04

Washisstsn 5. b. {.
Filed oct. ls. 1855, Harry u. Hull
UNITED sTArrsI IiEd ibEdisTRicr couR7
HMERicAN issiE;cSiuRiTY ii AND S;S !, II Trust
COMPANY. corporation, ant
Trustee Wv Of ABRAHAM D
hARY' hAAhRaYN DufSsY uhsssaf'e cR4nRR. nlhlR Il Il
pefendnrts Civil Action No
30e7-5 THE object OK this sui
I. 70 obtain instructions fegaEaini
sM riss HazEr saasE 'ns sns S Y q p.assot aaha
the District of Columbia. described
es lot numbered 100 IN square $50
improved by prsmises kneNn q
i65 In square $50. improved b
grsgpiss,s g II known n, !. E g S9 @ z Street ,.. !,
bsss Z i.npfoysd q ss PEs,mis,es knoEI |. 7.
Sefsd lt'7. SS fos ana a 100 TO IN Il sauar, aianiI
bk3 now unimproSed known A
ce7-20.3I Brooks Couff, NV.
lot numbered sos In square I8a
improved By premises known q
1921 Z Street. NV: lot numbtfet
eb II square T63 improTed p,
/ premises known as 607 Ind Street
NE: lot numbered 10 IN squerl
SOS. unimproyed fronting on Della.
Ss.s.. Sy.ss Avenue I M ostnses rses..ds = sna s.,l
sale to Be distributed to the partiei
( hereto al their interests appear
On motion nf the plaintiff, Il \
this 18th day Of October. 1855
ordered that the defendAnts HUGE
III CRAMER. SHANNON 2
CIiAAEERl Jra CALVIN p. cRAMER
NARY j. KINNEY HORACE =
kRsgIkREyE .WlNiEhHqnsl WIN Nxqsl. RnISHEHsr ngEEfT
n Has TnAnff. nelH wfNFiEIp wEIp sof1 scoT1
RAE6LYs ELIzHBETH q MoHN
.. EARL 6. KocHER JOYCE :
REESE, PAULINE MILLER, YIR
0INfA r, HUGHES. ELIzABETE
HI WIfK DAVID III, BUTz. Il. PAQI
SSEiIARrSf h i; i; 4 oo'TccEs !, 4 AESsHiil sS;!H
EpiTH8, EpiTH8, p e suLLI,XsAE sIS s,. l ExDla = NV
q 3 entered herein ss' 81, or beicr,
the foffiefh day. exclusive Of sun
: days and legal holidays. octurrinI
after the day Of the nrst prblicn
tion Of this order: otherwise tht
actien will be proceeded with IS u
case Of default. Provided. that
CODY of TINS 0fner pc pubnknef
weeks Vess d .rs TSs Wasbineton law ~
porter and rhe washington Eve
ming star newspaper before sai.
day. and that defeudante, THI
uNKMQWN HEIRS AT Law. De
vf9EEe: ALlENEEa AND As
eidNEE6 on ABRAHAM D
HAzEN, cause their appearance
- be entered herein on % netor,
from l tlis dsts 81 fifst publication
viii bs proceeded With as In csll
81 default. Provided, CORY o
this order be published twice
month f0r three months u Tn
Washinstop Law Reporter, and vi
PAPER. 6sfere said dsy. 10. y M
WARD a, TAlEM. judge tfes
4 true se9rpy T,st; iA,bk1hnb Akhb = :
SsShaslss sssi 3 4. PRIV. ii.s.s, sl.sII
Evening star., 1955-11-04
PRoposALs
FALLS CHURCH VIRGINIA.

FALLS CHURCH SCHOOL BOARD
4 FALLS CHURCH. VIRGINIA
PROPOSALS
Sealed bids, in duplicate, will be re.
ceived by the Fails Church school
Board In the once OF the 1uperiri-
tendent OF Schools, 1857 West
Broad Street, Falls Church, vir-
ainia until 800 PM. EST, No
yember Is, 1925, for the eonstrue-
Mason Ss n hlniof. ~ ra;slI f.ssnior I Hirh School.
The building fs to contain: 0 Class
rooms, 1 shop, Drafting Room,
i Cafeteria. 2 Toilet Rooms, Re-
modelling Of one room and Kitchen
II extsting huildine. Plans .9peci-,
iieaaiOns Instructions 10 Bidders.
Bond and insurance requirements
and PORN cf Proposal. etc, may be
Obtained from the s..,,c AIcni,sss s1,
II45 18th Street. NV, Washing-
ton q. d. 6. General Contractors
proposina 70 bid may secure the
loan OF plans and specifica lions
upon depositifie fifteei1 dollars
4 fS15,00l per set. AL plans, .speci-
fcntions and addenda must be re-
turned IN GOOD condition within
fftsen t15l days after the opening
es bids te obtain / refund 4. q, q dsposis; y;
reserves the rieht 70 waive any
informalities In or reject any or all
bids. Each bidder must deposit
with his bid. security In the
amount Of 5es Of the amount Of
the base bid IN the form required
blythe Instructions TO Bidders. No
bidder may withdraw his bid within
thirty days after the. actual date
O. the opening thereof; Al Eeneral
istered and holding q certincate
81 RegistrRtion from the virBinia
state Registration Board before
biddine or undertaking his. con-
tract In the state OF Virginia. BY
order or Fails Church School Board.
JOHN A, JOHNSON, Chairman.
and KLEANoR ., JusTUsoM,
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARY COMMISSION. CONTRACT
NO. l67I-e:---aEWER CoNsTRuc-
T,oMssalsq Ie prSpoisIs sts.et iof cSpe SOR-
ham Road, and Adelphi Road,
Chatham--Pfince 0eOrges County,
approximately 93b feet Of .6-ineh
Rsl sswsrs sG sGncss s fes. q ,ssT seWsp hoss Ds
connections viii be received Al tho
4 pfiiceA0f the Secretary OF the WASH
inaton Suburban Sanitary Commits.
sion, Hyattsyiils MaryianYd until Y
s:oo sS::So0oa f.M.. Hsstern STANDARD Time
st which. place and time they WIN
b publicly opened and read, Plans,
Proposal Form and the Special Pro-
visions for this contract may be
obtained from the once 0t the
Chief Engineer OF the Commission,
upon deposit 81 $500, which de-
tc sthoss RETURNING plans and fCrms
BOURNE. chsirmsn: FRANK Z.
HEWITT. 5r., Vice Chairman: ].
NORMAN AdKR, JAMES ,. BLAND,
WILLARD "A. MORRIS, u 3. RAY,
ComnnisSioners Attest; JOHN =,
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PRENIaES KNOWN IA 1i2o
FOURTH STREET NE.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liher No. l0442
Folio 227 et seq, q the land rec
STs a e e: ss rsassss Dsssss sSs sGolumSaa psats
sssufsd thefess the undsrsisned
trustees Will gell,. Ct public aueticn
THuRsbAY TIE TENla Day 0F;
NQVEMBEE AID. 1855. AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK P.M., the following
described land and premises. sit
uate in the District 81 Columbia.
nIiInbersd Ssysnty-toar IA IN "a Z
subdivision BY. Cooley and others
Center Eekinsfon Is per pist
recorded n the Once 81 the Survey
Or for the District Of Columbia IN
1abef "a ct folio 17e; said Block 10
being known for purposes Of assess-
Terms. sold subject % 4 prior deed
066 so further particulars Of which
viii be announced ~ tins OF sale:
the purchase price above said
trust 10 be paid IN cash. A deposit
of $4,000 required. Conveyancing,
recording etc. at purchasers cost.
AdiasiInsnts l.,h made q .l,,!s g date IA e
within 30 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and rescid at the dis
eretion Of the trustees.
3. SPENCER FITZGERALD.
MIECHELL QUICK
TRUSTEES.