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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Samuel Chalet. a Jersey City
insurance broker who had some
affiliation with a truckers well
fare fund, $l0.477. Mr.. Suss
said Mr.. Chalet told him this
was merely q gift from q long
time friend. Mr.. Levey." Milton
Rosenblum. described by MIR
Suss as a municipal judge In
Jersey City. The investigator
said Mr.. Rosenblum explained
that he received $500 as q legal
retainer because Of my good
viii in the labor field" Mr.
Rosenblum, however. said he
performed no legal services In
that capacity. the investigator
added. @
Edward Dory, identified as an
official Of q teamsters' local, re-
ceiyed at least $1,000 on the basis
of an incomplete investigation,
Mr.. Suss said. Sidney Gruber
an oiiscasI y, an operatins en-
glneeIs local IN newark ana q
LICENSED insurance broker. S4O,-
WV, Mr: Suss saia investigators
couih NOT loeaee ME Gruper.
The illness rate among SUBJ
poenaed witnesses has become SO
marked that Senator Douglas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Knight which would have au-
thorized the States employees to
receive supplemental Federal
social security coverage If they
desired it. An official.referendum
was held and the results became
known yesterday.
CALIFORNIA; State employees
have a liberal civil service re-
tirement system, somewhat SINH
liar to that enjoyed by Federal
workers.
Federal .employe leaders de-
clare the outcome Of the Cali
lfornia vote strengthens their de-
Termination to seek from Con-
Igress next year legislation to
Iliberalize Government employe
annuity and family survivorship
benefits without any tie-up with
SOCAdA oCCu1lty.
/ Administration officials admit
privately that the outcome of
THE California vote is a severe
psychological blow to their hopes
of winning Congress approval Of
the social security plan for Fed
eral workers.
%Ak -
JOBS-The Civil Service Com
mission has announced exams
for communications coding clerks
and traffic clerks In various Fed
eral agencies here. The jobs pay
$3.4l5 a year. Walter Reed
Army Medical Center needs
engineering equipment operators
and ELEVATOR repairers, $2.0l an
hour.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - Mrs
Margaret E. Lawlor Of the Bureau
of Engraving's numbering divi-
sion is retiring after SO years Of
service. She is the mother OF
Howard Lewis. former Govern
ment columnist Of the Times
/ Herald who now Is q Post ONCE
Department information officer
;. Stephen s. Bean will be sworn
in today as a member Of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board. MFR
Bean has been a. trial examiner
with the agency since 1850.
William r. Burns has been elected
president Of Naval Gun Factory
Lodge % Of the American Fed
Ieration of Government Employees
Others elected were Ralph r
Thompson and Santo Saverino
vice presidents. and James M
IHawkshaw. secretary treasurer
=. The Army's Adjutant Cen
erals once has presented out
standing performance ratings to
tQllon D. McCosl and Frank M
tMcK erriaIia Other employees cited
were Wilbur M. Scott. sustained
superior work performance: La
verne K. Burke, Agnes v. Carroll
Samuel r. Giamo. william G.
Hoyt. Sagie Rec Leath. Olive X
Lehman. Mary A. Morton. meri-
torions suggestions: Ruby M. Gil
liam. Mignonne NJ. Rhodes and
Joseph Vasapoli. work simplifl-
cation proposales.s Rssf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
Stolen Plane Cracked Up
by Man on Solo Flight
-A Wirephoto

In feat the experts say cam
be done, a Washington mar
claiming no plotting experience
has told police he stole an air
plane from National Airport
early yesterday and crash-landeo
1t in North Carolina three hours
later.
Norfolk police are holding
William Joseph Beloate, IS. q
former attendant at Doctors
Hospital, on a charge of inter-
state transportation Of q stolen
aircraft.
Beloate surrendered in Nor
folk after hitch-h hiking from the
crash scene across the Virginia
line because he thought things
might 60 easier for him If he
surrendered in. the same State
in which the plane was stolen
Hearing Slated Today
{ He faces q preliminary hear
ing before United States Com
missioner Harry Brinkley In
Norfolk today.
5 Beloate says he has never fiovr
d plane before but had beer
Shioft several times with tnstruc.
ors while attending an orphans
School in Philadelphia.
r Tbs stolen aircraft was a sin.
le-engine Navion owned by Nc.
Duff Green, "a. Of Arlington
Flowers, and Jack Leachman. 30
pf Haddonfield, N. j.
z According to Beloate. he tool
OFF from National Airport be.
1ween 2 and 3 am, yesterday
without filing a flight plan
headed for Cuba for reasons HI
Bald were secret" Three hourl
later. when he thought he wa.
but of fuel, he successfully
crash-landed the plane about 81
miles over the Virginia line. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

was virtually demolished, but hi
suffered only minor injuries.
Veteran pilots, including Mr.
Green and a top Civil Aeronau'
tics ofiicial. say 1t can't be done
In other words. they refuse. Il
believe Beloate's minimizing Of
his flying experience. u
II wouldn't even believe II
after the CAA called me to report
the plane had crashed" Mr.
Green said. The Navion Is not 4
simple aircraft to fly for Z
novice pilot. While It has only
one engine of 205 horsepower anc
q cruising speed Of about III
miles an hour, it carries hydrau.
Ideally operated landing gear and
flaps and full radio equipment
M Green and M. IeachEpar
purchased 1t second hand about
h month ago and Waived 1t al
about $4,000. tt was insured.
Craft Fully Fueied
The craft was fully fueled
when left on a ramp at National
and when Beloate ran out Of
fuel" he probably actually had
at least 2Qs more gaildns left in
IN auxiliary tank, MI Green
said. 50
In Norfolk an FBI spokesman
said Beloate indicated that in
September Of 1850 he was ar
rested In North Carolina on q
charge Of armed robbery and
was sentenced to five years in
prison.
Assistant United States At
torney william Davis IN Norfolk
who authorized the complaint
against him in, the plane theft
said he will present the case to
a Federal grand jury in Alex
'andria Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

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Probe Is Told
of insurance
'Kickbacks'
BY ROBERT X. WALSH

Senate subcommittee mvesti-
gators testified today that an
insurance brokerage firm official
withheld $164, 900 from premium
payments In several teamster
union welfare programs and dis
tributed the money as kick
backs" or gifts to at least seven
other persons.
Some who received amounts
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000
In the Newark IN. j. area in
lcluded not only unlicensed brok-
ers but also several union off,
Icials connected with welfare
funds, the investigators said.
This testimony developed as
the Senate Labor subcommittee
on welfare and pensions dug
deeper into the insurance aspect
of such programs. The subcom-
lmittee, headed by Senator Doug
LAS, Democrat of Illinois, wants
to determine whether Congress
should provide stricter controls
and safeguards.
So Million Handle
The story unfolded by Fred
eric T. Suss and Joseph Eisman,
the staff investigators. concerned
the Continental Assurance Co. OF
Chicago and more directly the
e. j. Simons Corp. of Newark
and William H. Croland who re-
Gently resigned as the Simons
treasurer but still owns so per
cent Of the company's stock. The
Simons Co. is principal agent
for the Chicago concern and has
handled more than 50 million
q year in premium business, In
lciuding group insurance plans
for companies and unions.
Mr.. Suss told the subcommit-
ltee that Mr.. Croiand admitted
THAT he withheld the premium
payments but denied that he
kept any Of the money himself.
The investigator added that Mr..
Croland explained he found it
necessary to use the money to
pay several other people to keep
the group insurance business.
In q sense" Senator Douglas
interjected, those were kick
backs. II we may use the term. "
| Il think we may use that
term" Mr.. Suss replied.
/ Mr.. Croland was expected to
testify later today. Meanwhile
Paul Rinker and Russell Inskeep,
officials Of the Chicago company
verified the general story con-
corning Mr.. croland as related
by Mr.. Suss. They declared,
however, that they had known
nothing about the withholding
Iof premium payments until Mr..
Croland Confessed" to them.
Unaware Of Payments
They also said they had known
nothing of any payments by Mr..
Croland to any unauthorized
persons.
According to Mr.. Suss, Mr..
lCroland made the payments
mainly under instructions from
Jacob .. Levey. . Jersey City at
torney who died last August. Mr..
Levy was the lawyer for a group
Iof trucking company employers
who contributed to the welfare
funds Of several teamsters locals
lin that area. Mr.. Croland said
MIR. Levey di6 not keep any of
the money himself.
The following names and
amounts were listed by Mr.. Suss
las having been involved in the
payments by Mr.. Croland:
Roy E. Graver. 10000. The
investigator said Mr.. Graver
turned out to be a plumber and
had no connection with any
union; Marvin Galk of Jersey
City. an administrator of one Of
the welfare funds. who received
I$1l, 800.
Jacob Friedland, a Jersey
City attorney who represented
several welfare funds, 1900;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT.

/ District and vicinity-Increas-
ing cloudiness tonight with some
snow or sleet toward morning.
sleet or snow probably changing
10 rain tomorrow. Low tonight
around 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Maryland-Sleet or snow be-
ginning In west late tonight and
spreading to the coast by tomor-
row morning. Mostly rain prob
ably beginning as sleet or snow
lin east and central portions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
1.-THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
CoIiforniions Reject
Social Security PIon
By JOSEPH YOUNG

that could have great significance for Federal
employees caforn State employees have rejected overwhe-
ingly the coordinate their civil service retirement
with social security
The official vote 4s2Os against the proposal only
1859 in favor of 1t.
empoye interpret result as impressive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Ran throughout the
Southeast and throughout the Northwest forecast
tonight 1t win be in most Of the Central United
States and along the South Atlantic Coast while colder
weather Is expected in the Pacific Northwes-AP Wire
photo Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01

Slightly warmer tonight and to-
morrow. Low tonight $500 in
west and 30-35 in east.
Virginia-Some snow or sleet
beginning in southwest late to-
night and spreading east by to-
morrow morning. Mostly rain
on the coast. Rain tomorrow on
the coast and sleet or snow
changing to rain in the interior
with slightly milder tempera-
lures. Low tonight $3.50 in west
and north and 30-35 in southeast.
Wind-Gentle, shifting winds
becoming southeast tonight and
increasing to 1925 miles per
hour tomorrow. Poor visibility
tomorrow.
River Report
from o. 8 EngineersI
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls Shenandoah
clear T A. hsrDsT, 'eT Try y,,..a.v
Readings washington National Airport
Midnight 20 Noon 81
am. 2S pm. SO
s am 90 s Pm 81
Record Temperatures This Year
HIGHEST. 9S. on July 90 and August 2
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
EE oa. s &c. al s' q: lie1 s. nm
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
The Sun and Moon

Sun, today 7:0S am. 4:4Bp pm.
Sun, tomorrow ZOO am. 4:46 pm
Moon. today zoo m e.0b O. m
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-hah hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

SSdLAG sSsns B.sis9; sss5 EE sEs B. SUI. s15;e
LEH INC. corner Conn and Pa
/ ales. NV AD. $4,000.
lRoN1lAC fe51 eonl Hzdra.. peNst
sssE'nrs js5;5Sb s;xS ~; n,,J9 fEAsg:sssi n syI
Ecnnertlelf Wo 6-Efda
iExANDAND--nfust Eocfinee small a
Dr. 1oh3. EnElish Standard sedan.
9oes 80 to gallon bece0el u irn-
nediAte departnre abroad. Ltst pIiee,
81 30os win take $500. EA4s sos 3.
IsTuDkn6kER rs Commander 4-6r..
r an4 1., o.dis Wv. tires cream
gsoskE siS s1rS TrpssskHR 2ss 2aRs s6a Jss e
IssfGbkHhskE1 sf5 81 81 81 81 rapssui..r. S S.Ss
sslz s.,s slssn. :: srs 81 owner N szss BOW.
NAN eTqpEBAzkR 1000 Ca ave.
sftpfBakER Isl Champion z-sr..
!. and h., 3D. dark sEas. low mile
sIqpEBAKER. 76o0 O.. ave. RA.
|s1T1d5b6fE6AKER s1T1d5b6fE6AK 1883 conmsn6er s VS.
4-drs eserdrive. really dne carr
SLQ99 Can arrnnee terms. -sA
|sTUnERaKER 1917 commander ss-
elena Sen sns saselen l S sponpen saalpRsn spIs on
S297s EMERSoN 6 QEA9E lBuickF.
|sfGtDEbaAKER s. Champ s-dr. de-
luxe: oyerdEiye. r. and n $995.
LEE p BgIL5R NC nc 4o54 WIS.
sTUDERAkER sS2 Commander VS.
4-dr.: blue, under seat heater. over
drive; seat covers: used very little.
$500. Wa 1-7610. S.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AUToMosILEs foR SALE

PLYMoUTH 1854 station gaeon: hes
ofler. Can EN. 2-S245. 28
FLYlOuIl 81 cranhEeek zsfl.
Minn. n.es 10. 1-o22e. -28
lPLYMoUTn 1854 SAVOY: exceilen!
eonditlon: ! owner: g .Sea. a9h
lPLYH0trH Isl 4.dr., sxesiIsni een
dition; $4,000 miles; ! owner; 500
IFf1MoufH 1851 crarhroek elui
medium green fnish; seat eefsfs
/ factory heeters for only <545
yashingtons Oldest sd k9zzssl
PLxss0uTH 1850 d luzs l-dt. =.
/ dan; beautiful black nuieh. epotlesi
Interior with seat ,eogeks heater,
sondltsa @ Ilsss II sss sss: & ssaaeiias oia
Dealer. TRkW MOTOR Co. 9Th and
PLYMOUTH 1858 club coupe: beanti-
ful sea mis-: green nnish: looks ilks
| throushnuts has custom seat covers.
factory heater; S1sl05 Washine
toms Oldest and Larkest podeg-
Plymouth Dealer. TREW MOTOR
Coz 9TH and Pa. ave n.es a
|PGlMeuTH ,4a eonsertlbls: beaatl-
and IA Mhtte-Wal tires thoroughly
recondlttoned: only SS97. EMER-
son q oRME tBnIck), 1889 Pa.
IPEYtoug1H ISL I'D s1ar. sedan: lisi,s
cray: and ~, seat covers: IN.
oRME Ihuirk,. 1880 "a. ave. s.ss
|rEkioiGa4222 ioiGa22 1858 cr.uDreok a-dr.:
black With red top; very clean.
thorouehiy Tecqnditioned: only
S94z EMERSON a. ORME
lBuiek,. 18th and N sts. NV. DI.
|PLYM0UTH .5e cranhrook 4-door:
heater, oYerdriye. seat covers: dark
ssaS saofsheis hasiie nnSasIasss aslsn:s. one 0sss5
WHEELER. NC. chrgller Dealer,
$500 Wiseonssn NV, EN-. 3-470s,
IrEYRS6UrH 81 cranbrook sedan;
radio. heater. turn sisnasls: z s,ean q,
saT sasr 1Rsif2R 4Rfan2R MoFSoRS FSoSRS Fssssp Fords
ryNfIAe SSFgI Iess sss s-ey! 81. csssli,s III esS w
tires. 2-tone flnish. fully equip. Incl:
Hydra s!yyTais a ;7o5 P5NEY BRANCH
poS4iac ao5Ssti3ss 1915 s-tiso z-dr' HYDRA; sse;
inmae. FLOOD PoNTIAc. 1ssi
Cqnneetieut. Wo. 6-6400s
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain do luxe 4.
dr.; Exceptionally nice: equipped
viii With and n; sutc. s,l trans. eaSs sse
KENroNpEscK XII 6shass '0cahE cHEvRofEr, afE ais4Ri si4s
Lee hwy, Arlington. Va: IA u
= ggosi Ig,ai opsp " g;se. 49,. c.1.2sa. Sl /.
and 81. Hydra. Wv. tires.
leather interior. Terrifc dollar value
at S1s795. Top allowance for your
car. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1920 Wis,
ave-. OF. $4,000; In the heart Of
i oNTiAC .ps chisftain de luxe s.,
4-dr.; fully equipped; .spotiess 2.
1-owner car S1,4e5 Top allow
ance for your car. MCNEIL Pom
TIAc. 1880 Wis. ave.s on. $4,000;
IN the heart Of Bethesda. --2s
PONTIAC 1850 sedan; 6; Hydra; !;
5000. HORNERE BUICK, 1899
Mimi h 1e LII 1.a2Qn --2R
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AuToMoBiLEs FoR sALE

PONTEAcs, epmpIete sslcstion. vi
nsRsf ea EllfcsnE1f foNf1Ac. ~ ESQ SE w. sss ssE
oL. $4,000. in the heart q Pc
lr0NrIAC .5s catalina hard tor,
Hydra. = and h.. Wv. tires. eye.
accEssorlce. less than 30 miles
ssa.g hss pssss sss ssssa nssE 81 s9e; sel;aasEn En s
PONTIAC 80 suner de luxe Catalina
3 cglindef; Hydra-Hatie. rndip
heater, e-tone green. fully guaYall-
teed. 81 ,395s ARCADE PONTIAC,
1897 Irving ST. NV Ap. 4-e9QQ
Also $3.50 l4th ST ". IA; $500
PoNrIAc .sa station vasoh cyilp:
feaily nice: Si.{so. ARCADE pom,
$500 Also s4d0 l4th e. nv. "a,
PoETTt1c 1870 small ..s,' club eoiine:
upholstery ike new: very clean eaI
inside and out D. C inspeeted: new
tires driven 10 mi. daily as Z
second car Wonderfui eondftleh.
poNiiac III ( < 1888 IS cs.alina tsa custom epe. !;
4 5000. HoRNER'S Cor BuicE
Dealer, Fla, ave. ne. af 9th. Ii
PGNTizC 1859 Catalina; e-tone;
Hydra and b. 81 ,29D HORN.
ERH COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave,
ne At 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
S749 HoRNERss COR. Buick
peslef, Pa. ave. ne. ct 9Th. II.
Pontiac 1855 s-cyl. sedan; bssusi-
fpi dark gray; thofoukhly Tecopdi-
tIoneds very clean; only Sls34z,
EMERSON { 0RME Buick. 1883
Pa; eye: Sc n. 1900, HI.
ksaatifsii black finisk: faiiy sduippsd,
i Hydra. Wv. tifesj like new; 70 900
S945. WfesIN0ER CHEVnCLEf
CO.. seven Corners. Falls Church.
We IL 2-fl069.
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain de luxe ..6''
Cdr sedan; distinctive dove gray
finish, with harmonizine tailor-rnade
seat covers. Hydra. drive. de luxe
radio and heater and many other
accessories: loW-niiieage, 1-owner
car which reflects the finest Of care:
an outstanding value at only S695,
( oLDSTEAp MOTOR CO, Northern
Vifginiass LargeEl oldEmObile Dealer,
1000 wilson blvd Arl. JA, 7-6400,
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AUroMcsilEs foR SALE

IsIUDEBAKKR 1851 VS. sedan, Hthl
eessts els: sFE sss sns ssa'
sHqiekA 1859 p. ave. Sc. u Z.
stsBLzAkEs So chsns!sn. ss.r.
nte coupes +. and h.. cd. Very clean
soHsi.AN sf5bEszkfR. zidoo a.
ave. IA. 81 ia 80
"a sSsS sssssn.sss g ssa.h ske 1S Ply Ply
LTD Distributor. 18th and 2 ste.
WHY'S 50 Aero Eaals hard TOP: 7.
and b. cd e-tone Grcen. one owner;
g ,go5. BoWAAN eTupEBAkER
1900 ca. ave. IA 6-112e 30
WILLIS - station wagon: ccononli-
cAh 4-cvltuoer Job with ovefdrspeI
SECS cfEvI cHAsE MOTOR CO..
Home d Country Club 6ssd cslts.
WILL1s 1e4a station wagon: over
$z95, PARKWAY FoRD. S05i N
e. NV Ab. 2-01s5. open Q 10 g..
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AuToMcBlLEs foR SALE

oEDs SO ..oss de luxe Hpli1ey coupe
attractive s-tone erS5 fnish: eauip.
ped with radio. hee3ef. Hydra
Matte. power 1iegIing. poeer brakes
Autfcnic-Eye. E-z-EJe Glass apt
exeelient Wv. tires. a Nonderfn
car, priced 81 x2 1875 cCc guar
CAPITOL CApILLAC-cI.p I.pSMoBILl
o;p So z22 @ s:1s. sssa 81 sns nv It ~ s1sgS s,,s
n. HvdFn-Ms{ic. Wv. tires. g-tqns
blue; 81 .3e5: elfsEER STRING 10.
aat Ga. ave,l. elL sps- Nd 20
oIDs iosa srpsr sss 4-dri orig
ssscaSs s1se nHlsh aEsIs Ksln aaEInon.si 1esi
dGfsss Sriys. radio. RsatsS tafa % %slsnsi' aii
I and many olher aceessQrles tof
numerous TO mention 90s4Ds Aqua.
miles by one careful owner NUS
see and drive 70 Appreciate. AZ
seSfMsissFalHpb eSftMsisFsl1b moFo sslss g co s5I VIZ. VIZ
Einis's Largest olanrobiie Dealer
9Qe9 Wilson blvd. Arl.. JA- 7-s4UQ:
OLDS 81 Super ssF8n z-dr.. fully
equipped: showroom appearance ant
condl Special ct SQ06. Top allow
snes for your car MCNEIL PgN-
E sSs RssTs sszs y VIZ setsssaa sss M s-sSyo ~
oIDS Isl ass, Holiday 4-dr.: 1
and h. Hydrz-Matic dark gfey,
bowMlEi' sTUpfBAKER. i6o6 uIs, -
a sys sr RA esii22. ..a... 81. 30 20,
y eauippsd; s2.xse HoRNFR';s Coz.
NER ss5s Minn. n,s. u. i-g296,
oLDs 10 .es. sedan; Hydra; 7. 4 sne
h: S54a. HQRNER'6 CORNER,
BUICK DEALER. Pa. ave. ne. at
9th. IL 6-6464.
OLDs 81 Holiday sssa coupe: J.
and h., Hydra-Matie. beautiful o
trs, tSps .ra,,. i,sh ;,ry Eppd & tiEs slssI ag
tHSsRoui wv 3 !. aS w. n.s. DO b. $500 $500
oLRs sc A.ar AZ. ',ss.: .. lssssa IA glIA I,|
accept car II trade. 7lN Rhode Is
land ave. ne uu. 1897 .-2z
rncKA5C ng tossy i92g @ 5sr s. ssdsn iy sgssN5s Ne
ooffRRs0 ofR0 VIE %Lrss S aDggtGfiacsSS ggGicS sissSli sSoi
PScRakDs PHSscsRGals sye. W. + have the fins.t Z Sc
lection OF used Packards In the
Metropolitan Area: I'll models prop.
gnIsS sTlg Fsson ditiGHse sHd gsranSssS fn9 y.,
Dept. 1901 wilson blvd, 5 blocks
south q Kew Bridre. Open ewes.
ia4s 4-dr.; Good condi-
ton. good rubber; 500 or best ofIer.
pcskzRs6 Ssaszs Rs,e15i; iaso a.ar. .ed.n: ia,
ssss ssssn c.an9 Sd oi, Ri aS EHERsoN sEaR5
q oRME tBuick1. 1880 Pa. ave.
pAckAkP P-.ssSsY ssY SUPER s-dga H., tgIly III
NC. corner Conn. and Fla. ayeh.
AK AZ isss nssyvg s.door sedan: excel.
isnt condition. Prizes. si75. Lu s.
P2ckARD tai. 1858 e-passsnser club
sedan; radio and heater and Wv.
tires. spctless inside and out:
Gs51eS ds,sp4r aa .i,,IgS srsSs seo 70 ASshs 2sIgs
ltngton shopping center. Alex. Va.
pITMoTTR III ,IyfRV, ,5s cranbrook sedan;
radio and heater. Special for today.
81 .oaBi Car No; 1904. MONROE
FORD, 800 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
4 s;2oQo y (. opsn eyes ,tn s. 2 Pm n -.
Ts11S nodSl anS oig 5esss ssb Car gsiS NJ ETA
MONROE FoRD, 5100 Wis. ave.
NV. Wo. $4,000, Open ewes. I'll
q p.m.
,54 station wagon; low
mileage.. beautiful 2-tone blue flnish
equipped with r. and h.. auto trans,
see and drive this beauty todays
only 81 Ts5; easy Sss terms: KENYON
blvd. Arlington, Va. "a. 2-g9oi,
rIGMouTH 2sin u fs s'sa Cambridge S-door:
r and b.; 2.tone green finish with
immaculate interior: S705 PARK
WAY-FORD. 3061 NJ st. NV, AD.
2-0ls5. Open o to o. Sat. TIL 0
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

A. Brown or Black Wotch Box jacket from August
"ModeroiseIIe"! Fringe trimmed in wool flonne
1918 1899
Matching Button Front Skirt corres out fringe motif
1918 1899
Color eendne Wool Jersey Blouse in nuted green
gold; 1918. 7.99
B. More Block or Brown Watch Co-ordinotes The
classic boy jacket. Wool flannel; lO-l8 1899
Matching Bermuda Shorts to 90 to classes when its
olowed) hiking around the dorm; 1918. 500
Misses Sports Shop Third Floor Washington: Street Floor
SilUer Spring. Second Floor, PARKtngton
c. Juniors Pin-striped Mensweor Sheath by Marie
Phillips. from August" Glamour" White onooro trim on
brown or black royon with white; us. 1898
Young Washinotonan Shop Third Floor Washington;
Second Floor SLIDER Spring and PARKington
D. Knit One," OF leost! For Chapel teo doncinq
Kimberlys lush wool chenille fuffe d with onooro
sporked with jewels. Blue angel, beige. navy. Sizes
1918. 1898
Casual Dresses. Third Floor Washington:
Second Floor, Siluer Spring and PARKngton
, 1955-01-20
Plot 209 Of La Grande

Princesse
Monday April Il, 1865 at 2::3O
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to Victor S. & Erina
D. Thompson
Is Of GATHERINGS Rest
Monday, April Il, 1855 at 800
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to Bastian Williams
No. is Strand Street
Monday. April IS, 1855, at 2::30
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to Alexander, Nor
man & Iris Williams
No. 1BB & IA Prince ST.
Monday, April II, 1855 at 800
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to Daniel Williams
All expenses Of the sale in
Guiding the interest charges on
the tax due are to be paid by
the purchaser.
vendue Director Office
|Christiansted, January s, 1855
W. F.
Vendue Director
, 1955-01-20
No. q B Market Street

No. 81 B Market Street
Monday March z, 1855 at 300
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to Commela Kevel-
Ter, Florence S. Burke, Rose q
Lucille Farrelly.
Plot No. 6 Of st. John
Monday, March Z, 1855, at $50
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to Eric Lawaetz
Par. 8, 3B, 4, 5, s, & I Of Lit
tie Fountain
Monday, March IA, 1855 at
2:15 pm. according to the tax
list belonging to Eric LaWaetz
No. IS Hill Street
Monday, March 81, 1855, at
2:30 pm. according to the tax
list belonging to Duthia Mar
zero, John Christophina
Abramson, Elizabeth Williams
& Joseph Christian.
Est. Belvedere
Monday, March %, 1855, at 81
80 pm. according to the tax
list belonging to the ST. Croix
Labor Union.
Est. Cane Bay
Monday, April 4, 1855 at 2:;3O
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to The St. Croix La
Dor Union.
Est. La Valley
Monday April 4, 1855 at $50
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to The st. Croix La
Dor Union.
Est. Rust UP Twist
Monday April 4, 1855, at $50
pm. according to the tax list
belonging to the st. Croix La
Dor Union.