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MANHATTAN AUTO

9TH and r NV. 20
AUTO. GLASS Man, white. expert
sss MoRoh SRsS SAILS csh s. g. IS 1s iso ReR "
AFRO Ar syf fMnecsHAkHic.e d H e-ses2Pi sSeossPins 10 fore
man. must be sober. BOX 20-c.
Afro MEcHANIC-one opening on
day shift and one on nfGht shift.
sasily 'esrsoSsH1 earn over $50 % Tk. Plenty a a q
Hospitalization and other co. bsne-
oroRs RS Sss.aii sc Mr isss sts's6 6D.sp soY.L 4.
AFRO MECHANIC experienced, so-
Der, reliable; commission 500 on
labor. 1Q% on parts, must have
sERTaaos ss '0Sss ESQ ASgRRRIsv SgRRRsveE i PeEfS cEs
TER, l4SS Jeff. Davis hwys Arl; We.
AUTO MECHANIC. frst rate; high
oo5b isTcs5ht poNTAcA sssarfA Asg Come e ReFsSe. sse.
AUTO MECHANIC = Excel. oppor-
own tools and knowledee OF general
nv sSto ccsP rsRairs r. aaS pgISS in IIfIsS IsfEIsSn e
ESQ sERvicENTER Ari. blvd. and
PAtrick Henry dr.. Falls Church.
afro MEcHANIcs-En,oy security
r Z, psrmanss n as p1sso ps.s wnilf work work
ing conditions You win have top
level pay, protit sharing. paid vaca--
tons, paid holidays. health and
hospital t.csp to insurance and ePpSrtuni-
Myers, DE, 2-6700 for appointment.
Washingtofi's Oldest and LARGEST
podge Plymouth Dealer, TREW
AUTo26BfEf WUHbSG GHf MECHANIC. for pods.
and Plymouth service; good work
ine. cotid.. 6O-50 percentage basis.
BANNING q SONS. INC. $500
AHTo Halt,ISsif SEfNaEk, RETi must !. 1.t az sias.
and sober; 6-day wk.: top salary.
AGTo pRIx2D6iAToR REPAiRMAN,
Sliy1sssip1 A ~ sssS bo,iasa, EIta PIX PIX psg sSnui
'gss hours per day. dSy s;y on sat, sssurday;; usss;
position: no iayofis. Call 4lb 3rd
Afro SALESMAN tused earsiLA
very active. well-located car lot
TIE % man ss'Sr We are ioofins Tor must Sc
Of the highest INTEGRITY and have
recent used-car experience. 70 such
q man we can ofier 9 good prop
psition including ZOOS I09s: ilocr il,5; tine;
SALES. $3.50 wisccnsiS sys. nv.
AUTOMOBILE and truck ssiesmen---
We have an opening for 2 men with
the following qualifications:
Desire 10 earn over $1,000 per mo-:
25-40 years OF age.
experience.
Wiliine TO assume responsibility.
Desire 10 advance IN automobile
Minimum guarantee nrst 30 days
n 0ianttAad nRnlfranNn
Apply % Ron A. Henard
TRIANGLE, Va. US, I'll at the
entrance 10 ouanttieo. 80
Evening star., 1955-11-19
PERsoNAL

WEDDINGS, HAR-MITzvAHs. Cam
did pictures, complete album. $50.
Guaranteed. Appts., JU. T-0422.
after 3 pm. 30
BBAUTiF6L music studio by week,
day, hour; also attrac. practice
studio. Box eS-B, Star, 30
Enjoy DANCING, meet new friends.
D. G. smooth dancers club now
forming. Call Mr.. RUSSELL, from
2 % 10 PM NE. s,l296s 30
uscript analysis and fe-writing.
Professional writer. JU. 9-76i3;
mTMEOGRAPHNG - 500 copies,
s3.75. ExCH. SERv. Co. l74Q X
1t. Nv. RIM. as. ST. 3-ls1S 50. e4'
Forms .asI 81 q s. & JOB spplisation:, s,.ns n.,
counselina. ExCH. SERVICE Co.
l74Q x It, NV. Rm. 4s, 81. D.
siiMfooRAPHINa. envsop, = ana
card sddresslng. A04l sth st. O..
All IA, 1880.
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.INTERHIGH
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page A-l3
ton points. Francis Daniels in
tercepted a pass from Spingarn's
Don Wills two plays later and
the Clerks began knocking on
the door again.
Little, Stephens and Halfback
Lewis Nero punched 81 yards
to the ] before the final gun
sounded.
Spingarn had q 60 lead in
penetration points at halftime
on offensives which twice thrust
to Cardozo's 28-yard line before
Dupre fumbled away the ball.
Spingarn got two later chances
in the first half on pass inter-
ceptions by George Greene and
John Tresvant which were re-
turned Just past the midfield
stripe.
Sal Hall. whose Cardozo team
grabbed a share Of its seventh
championship in nine years un-
der his coaching. explained later
that his club was confused In
the first half.
"Our trouble was that the kids
were excited. They came out
here sky high in the first half, .
Hall said.
Spingarn was using a 6-3-2
defense and over shifting. We
tried to put out fiankers to on
set this but they (Spingarn)
were varying their positions.
We diagrammed the blocking
during halftime and got 1t
Strengthened out"
NOTES Cardozo was not
penalized once during the game,
while Spingarn was called only
four times on rules infractions,
three times In the first half.
Dupre. Spingarn,s 5-foot-9.
2l0-pound junior fuilback who
has performed exceptionally wen
all season, carried the bali eight
times and fumbled 1t away four
times. Al Dutch, Cardozo
end. punted out Of bounds on
the Spinearn 1-yard line early
in the last period.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
FINAL BT-COUNTY LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Biadsnsburs j suitiand !;
sasssv..s.4n ssRi Ben 81 a'sssss'I eSsys cA...
Northwestern High. which
never has lost to Suitland in
football or basketball since the
teams began playing against
each other in 1851, needed Q bit
of luck to keep its football rec
ord intact last night at North
western.
The Wildcats. on the short
end Of the statistics and out
played most of the game, wound
up with q 1912 victory.
For q moment 1t looked as
though Suitland might tie it up
In the fourth quarter. After
Pete Moran Of Suitland scored
from 2 yards out to make Il
1912. Rudy Calub got set to
try the conversion. But q bad
pass from center prevented q
kick and Northwestern got on
the hook.
Bob Haberland set UP the first
Wildcat touchdown in the first
quarter when he intercepted 8
Suitland pitchout and was
brought down on the Rams 2l-
yard line. Five plays later.
Duane Gill cracked over from
the 4. Bob Thomas ran right
end for the extra point.
Suitland scored In the OPEN
ing minutes Of the second quar-
ter after Moran had intercepted
one Of Thomas passes on the
Wildcat IS. In two play. plus q
15-yard penalty, the Rams
scored with Junior Calub carry
ing the last Is yards.
Just before the end Of the
first half. Suitland drove to the
Wildcats 43-yard line. on
fourth down Rudy Calub punted
to ]. r. Morrison who fumbled
on the 4-yard line. Sonny Stone
fell on the ball and on the next
play Moran moved within a foot
of the goal as the half ended.
The Wildcats last touchdown
came In the fourth period when
End Carroll johnson intercepted
. pass on the Ram 23. Four
plays later Morrison bulled his
way into the end zone from the
2-yard line.
Northwestern finished the sea-
Evening star., 1955-11-19
IDAM 4. WEsCHLER 8 son.

TRysTEEg SALE OF yALgAgLE
AyENVE NokTHEAsT. DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA.
gy virtue q . certain @ Pc pssd q q TEIss nnlse
230 81 the land records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell
by public auction IN front Of the
Esspsctsy,s; prsraises g 4 On TpESypAsTsss m.
T5vrSTMSRRE nT IMhNIh1ssc0TI isss' IN o1cfEocK D1f "
PM. the following described real
estate situate IN the District OF
Columbia to wit: Lot numbered
Sixty-twO 1922 In George 8. Coo.
per's subdivision Of part Of Square
numbered Ten Hundred and Fifty.
nrii n. oSs ose 81 gSss pas satyssSp sscpfdfsS for
III II folio le6; subject to right
Of way over the rear 5 feet thereof,
for alley purposes. improved BY
tWo-story brick nat containing two
apartments, each Of which consists
SspaFsss g loaT oWst.p SGs Sns s.ssa saIa Giant oSa
TRkMS or SALE: sold subject to
. prior Deed Of Trust for eppzoxi-
meteiy S3,762.32, further paFticu-
lars Of which viii be announced ct
sboye said trust 70 be psid q go; I "a
Dollars required Of purchaEet At
time Of sale. Examination Of title,
stamps and Notarial fees at the
cost Of purchaser. Taxes, water
bin and sewer service charees to be
adjusted Is Of the date Of settle
piled with within thirty 1901 days
from date Of sale, otherwise Trust:
ees reserve the right TO resell said
real estate In default 1t risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser After
fya t6l days advertisement of such
resale IN some nevspaper published
IN WeShington. D. c.. Of deposit
may be forfeited or without for.
feitina deposit. Trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or eauit-.
spls right AGAINST defAuitins puF-
LEO A. wAfgHK,
nART. =. WALSHN
ncl2.tt.t7.1e.21 Trustees
Evening star., 1955-11-19
AucrIoN SALES Gent,
THos. J. OWN = SOM Austionssrs.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT SEMI.
PENIS PEITNAasHEp KnoRk BRICK ks pMFkHdiINo ppMEFEkHinEos
NUMHER 2oIh KALoRAidA ROAD.
By Virtue q 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 101s6.
Folio 426 ct seq OF the land rec
Sna SSI q e &: &: Tsaaes Psst q q s psrS
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sch. ct public auction
DAY THE TWENTY-NiNTH DAY
9woNS2yEX 9R EoyENsEEi EnElsir651p; Ar; ipsSS, pS, a. AZ
ises. situate in tie District Of Co
iumbia. and designated as and be-
ins Lot AZ In warmers subdivision
Of lots In "Geofee TTuesdells Add.
tion 70 WashinEton Heiehts" 9;
ss Hsr g sfy.sSf rsSpFdea tc1 . sne 6spTe 4ss 81 81
Columbia in Lber II at folio 95;
taken for alley purposes. Now
known for purposes of assess
ment and taxation as Lot $50 Tn
Square 2b4O.
Terms: Gold subject 10 prior
toI pE5pr spprroSimsseiY asa1Saaosi sioSsoSi ss fur
ther particulars Of which win 5e
announced ct time Of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid In cash. A deposit Of $500 90
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 ad-
yertised and resoId at the discre-
tion Of the trustees.
A. JASPER MOORE,
JOHN G, HOLSBERG.
no17.i9. 22.2b % Trustees.
ADAM A, WEsCHLER q son,
INSTRUMENTATION.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Unbeoten Frosh to Help Terps
IN BockfieId, at Ends Next Yeor

Maryland's first unbeaten
freshman team during Jim Ia
stum's regime win provide help
for the varsity next year In the
backfield and at end, Coach Bill
lWhitey) DoveIl said yesterday
after the Little Terps beat the
George Washington Jayvees. ls-
I, at Maryland.
Dovell was not belittling his
Z Inemen, but he believes there's
! 20 much talent returning on the
varsity line that it viii be
tougher for sophomores to break
In there. Maryland loses four
ends and three Of its first eight
backs BY graduation.
The perfect season for his
frosh team was quite an achieve
nent for Doyell, inasmuch as
the freshman footbaliers do not
receive any preferential treat
ment at Maryland. They work
against the varsity all week and
never have . day TO prepare for
their own opponents. Some
freshman squads IN the Atlantic
Coast Conference work as q
unit.
Kcrshner Runs so Yards
The Terp Frosh beat the vir-
ginia and North Carolina fresh-
men, Mexico Poly. Navy Plebes,
and CIV Jayvees. Their season
included the longest trip taken
by Q freshman team when they
played In Mexico City.
Ted Kershner and Dick Lewis.
both from Martinsburg. w. Va,
and Don Soberdash from Trot-
ter, Pa, played the big roles In
yesterdays victory.
Kershner reeled on q 6O-yard
run to set up the first Maryland
touchdown and Eoberdash scored
it from 5 yards out. Lewis passed
Is yards to Soberdash for the
second and added the third him
self on q quarterback sneak.
Kershner, 170-pound break
away runner, and Soberdash win
have q 60 at the halfback spots
next year and they should make
the second or third teams.
Larry Casparo win join the
battle ct fullback behind Tom
&elep and. with Fred Hamilton
Evening star., 1955-11-19
HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT JR., for local cPA
hrm. Write only stating age. ex-
perienee, auaiincatfonS and salary
desired to Room 200. Ala Florida
ACCOUNTANT. il. - Employment
with large local cPA firm. no ex-
perience required: accounting stu
dent viii be considered. In reply
state age. experience, education,
salary desired and phone number.
Box p5-B. Star. -91
ACCOUNTANTS, senior and seTni-
senior Public accounting Arm.
Room 32l. Union Trust Bldg, 18th
and II SITS. NV. 2I
ACCOUNTANT, semi-sr. for large
local CPA once. Apply 237 Wood
Evening star., 1955-11-19
PERSONAL tcons.j

FUND RAIsINd can Be fun. ceiling
world-famous colognes for your
church club or orRsniaatien- 20.
DOMESTIC TRouBLEsi Missing per-
sons located. Private. confdentiai
SERVICE as1Sicf f'''Ij BUREAU. iJa'is RE. 7-dlSs:
after hours. Ju, 0-6149. --10
WEDDING ANNOONcRMENTe ard
inyitations: 24-houF service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING CO.. sos
ynehI, llsh st-niE Ann pb h.Hdt 51lta4 4srrng1sr.
no monetary issue; white only;
pianist wanted. Write me. Box
PIC, star. Ia
Evening star., 1955-11-19
ACCOUNTANT


Opportunity for qualified man as
head bookkeeper and ONCE manager.
Large automobile leadership. Give
details OF experience and present
earnings: Box 27-B. star 20
ADJUsT0R-Local branch OF ma
!n,asa.1n nonai financial organization offers
tion for ambitious and agsressiva
,i,; .gtO furnished. Mr.. oRIF-
ArPIriScs Fin an s-sa29; neeHAsrc. tr.1n.e mse
clined man 70 Join progressive
servictng company. servicing elee-
trical household appliances. Must
srn.en shTe car API,ly ,IrI1 IN psFson e Y, 2
INC zo7 EdEeVood St ne. Ne
APPIfAScE APTT1ff SSs.s sERucEMAs, pe eTperi.
eneed: service home freezers. re-
fIiRerAtors. auto. washers, gas and
cleo. dryers for progressive servic-
inE company. Use Of company truck.
Apply N person 70 ]. X. Simpson,
soUTHERN SERVICE. INC. 707
BdReTood st. ne. No phone calls
APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN = Must
pc exper. on automatic washers.
driers and ranges. Excellent sal
.;,zis9or sf;y ior riEhs tn nan; op otcup hospi,
have b. C. drivers permit. Hp-
Ssy 3Sc,.,! RADIO ~ . " CO. 5is
ARcHfTkcT r craftsman, exper..
enced in al phases Of layout and
sesis,, Psrmsnsnt. position cEith
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN. ex-
r.,,ss's ps,.,issncsd in eoTSpHsreisl SH apd n
between Q and for interview.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFrsMAN-
Wol king drawings experience; SYM
opportanity in expandina orssniza. ni
ton. ROGERS a TALIAFERRo.
coionisf inisf's s-osss. Annapolis. Sa si Nd. n0ns
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN. 5
virsinia once. Call JF. 4-l0a6 for
ARGHITEcT-Must ASiIaissr Be registered In
virginia TO MI opening with nrn
doing larss housing projects, state
and salary desired. Boz 271-B.
ARTisT.ILLUsrRAToR, exper.. must
be capable Of doing top-notch Tealx
Ss,onss' ssIf nsars s.r a5.TSs po. ah = ~: i:.ds hs
AssisiTASfqA NJ bo0kRREEPER. white,
2O-2b, good typist. varied duties IN
contractors once; state are, expef..
sal. expected. Box eI-B, Star
ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER for
Ford dealer: typing essential ex.
perience helpful but not essential.
Excellent starting salary. Apply 10
Mr. LePhew OF Mr.. Heiss, TAkOMA
MOTOR CO. Takoma Park. Nd,
AUT0M0TIVE-n you have some
experience IN the automotiYe feid,
parts or service. you may qualify
for position with one Of the large
auto manufacturers. Please give
personal information and brief his
tory. You should be from 90 TO
26 yrs. Of age. Box 227-B, Star.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN
l2D. experienced men needed: s.
right men. STANDARD AUTO
BODY WORKS. 100 Kaioranha I'd.
AuTo B0DY NAN. 1. experienced o com.
hination metal and paint man pre-
ferred or one with body repair
experience only. We offer paid va
cations and excellent working eon-
ditions. Plenty Of work with Buick
l1Iil TEMPLE Z MOTOR I so;: I@ 1914 g.
Afro BODY AND FRNDER NAN,
sober and reliable; steady work on
pereentaRe basis. approx. salary
RossLYN Afro BopY Co. ISL
n. Lynn ST.. Arl, Va. 30
Evening star., 1955-11-19
'H0b. ,. OWN q. b0M. Auet
I'LL = 81. NV.

Trustees ssIs e =, yaluasls TWO
DETACHEp BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AZ PREMISES
hTRnNT hETRMgaR rosSs1I.HwRRsArN ssI 4 AND oLPH
duly recorded. Ia Liber No. g253.
Folio 70 .et seq. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and 1t the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustee will sell. ct public auction.
DAY THE .sTWENTY-FtRaT DAY
OF NOVEMBER AID. 1855 AT
Two O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises. stt-
uate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot
l0l IN Norway's suedivision Of
70 the city Of Washineton.' IS
per plat recorded In the Once Of
the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia In Liher so at folio 81.
Said Block IS now known for pur-
poses Of assessment and taxation -
TEaEMs 7adsFs 81 81 SALE. ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $4,000 win be required
at time Of sale. Adjustments made
as OF date OF sale. AL conveyancing.
recording, revenue stamps, ETC..
~. cost Of purchaser. Terms OF sale
70 be complied With within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and
cost OF defauiting purchaser. after
i've days advertisement OF such re.
sale IN some Newspaper published
tn washinsso1s 1sIRf,oS.1 z e. EvANs.
Substituted Trustee In Civil Action
AfIfnbaP kGn1 1~E1
nog,12,14,10,19 -.
ADAM 4. WEsCHLEB . son.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
BIodensburg Finishes
With Winning Record

Bladensburg High ended 1t.
first winning football season ir
three years with q To victory
over High Point yesterday al
Bladensburg.
The margin was Ted Libernini's
conversion after a Len Avery te
John Russo pass. covering So
yards, went for o touchdown In
the first quarter.
High Point came back for 9
score In the second period. Dale
White throwing to Henry Clay
for "A yards. Nick veerdonk's
placement attempt that would
have tied the score was wide.
Biadensburg finished its sea-
son with q SIS record. High
Point. playing for the first time
this year, had o 2-5-2 marx.
Bulls High Scores
Jim Donohue and Phil Chap
peIl each scored twice to lead
Bulls High to q 1916 victory over
Charlotte Hall yesterday at
Bulls.
Donohue went IS yards with
an intercepted pass for one
touchdown and intercepted
another to set up his second
score. On the first play from
scrimmage following the second
interception. he ran SO yards
into the end zone.
Chappell scored on runs Of 10
and 5 yards following sustained
drives. Charlotte Halls only
score came In the second period
on q pass from Clark Kirkman
to Ed Lucey. the play covering
20 yards.
Carver Beaten. 20-e
Carver Of Rockville lost to
Manassas Regional. 900. yes
Iterday at Manassas to finish its
season with q 1-6 record.
Manassas scored once in the
third quarter and added two
more touchdowns In the final
period. Carver's only offensive
thrust came In the second quar-
ter when 1t reached the Manassas
30, but lost the bali on q tumble.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
CLOSING Hours:
SPECIAL NOTICES

/ WILL NOT BIZ REsFoNsIBLE for
than myself. DANIEL A. ZAWIE.
veS RySHA 500 Sargent I'd. ne.
APPLES. CfDER-crisp, luscious,
juicy apples and sweet, fresh, spar
king cider direct from chiicott
Orchard. located on Chain Bridge
I'd. tRte, 1881, bet. Vienna and
Fairfax. Va. Tel. Dunkirk 5.7766.
] WILL NOT BIZ RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for BY any
one than myself. MRS. ALICE b.
NORRIS, 4002 8. Cap. Sc. City,
l WILL NOT NE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone
other than myself. IlAuRINE v.
KIRBY, b305 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
AUCTION SALES
THos. J. OWEN q SON, Aueslaneers.
1II1 Y 81. NV.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable TWO

AAhA = ot. NV
Tfs,ss sTosY BRICK siss pwHalaLLihNSoss aaLhSss BEisd Nc
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
ll1B OWEN PLACE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of D certain deed Of trust
duly Tecorfied. In Ltber No. 1856.
Folio 2A2 et sea, q he land
bia. and At the request Of the
p:rsya sna sssursd .Sa... HsTshy , s ne Z, gdsf pS,
anetion IN front OF ths premises.
On MONDAY, THE TWENTY.
FIRsT DAY or NOVKAsBER, AID.
1855, AT THREE O'CLOCK IN,
the following land and
premises, situate in the District Of
Columbia. and designAted Is and
being Lot I6s IN Rutty's subdt.
psr p,0 Dl.s g rssorsa soss u iS1ts i sss Ss oS:
the Surveyor for the District 81
Columbia IN LIbeF az ct folio 30.
Subject TO covenants Of record.
Terms: Sold subject 20 3 prior
building assoctationt deed of trust
for approximately $1,000. 80. fur
thef particulars Of which will be
announced At time Of sale; the
$5O0.00 required. conyeyancins.
recording. etc. at purchasers cost
Adjustments made Is Of date OF
sale. Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold 1t
NICK Y. CAMPANKL1sAs
JACK T. SLOWER.
noo .12.14.16.le Trustees.
FHOs. ,. OWN q. SON, Auetioneers.
I'LL y a NW
Evening star., 1955-11-19
TH0s. ). OWEN 8 SON, Aucsionesfii
iii 3 81. NV.

TTpstees' Sale OF Valuable FOUR
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
sT,., sgTumpINo -, CONTAINING. AIN I, SIX
fREMdisEs fHandSi sseso NJ. so kH0WN NV Nyoksss
AVENUE. NoRIHWEsT. ~
BY virtue Of Q. certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 9SiS,
cords Of the District OF Columbia.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby the pndersigned
A lTont Ha & Nj sRgT gEsT,sss BAY SP 81 n2s p2c
O'CLOCK P.M., tie following de-
scrtbed land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot 172 In
Square 819 In Wardman and Bones
Sr u 81 Il tolo psr Pai ID Ss ces
q the Surveyor for the District Of
terms: sold subject to a prior deed
OF trust for approximately SI0D.-
04l.3S further particulars Of
which. will be announced at time
o. sale; me purchase price above
DEPOSIT slS uss u Z s10 IN n sash ssSn a
certified check REQUIRED. Convey
ancing, recording. ETC., ut pur-
chaserss cost. Adjustments made as
Of date OF sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
Psssa Il &. 8 Rs sSs
THORNTON W, OWEN,
ROBERT W. KIpWELLs
noi9. .22. .eb,2s,30 Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-11-19
Northwestern Preserves
Record Against SuitIond

lson with q 2-6-1 record. Suitland
had its worst year in the schools
history. posting o l-6-l mark.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF RESTAURANT
AND BAR FUENIsHINGs AND
EsSHisTs EsHIRMEsT eos c9ETAJEER pTojE Isr.AIn ~
HsdE HssddE S,hi iNs. AnIsscS Sissc Il EElsHs das HOLD e
BEvERAdE BE T1I License. ETc'
BY virtue Of o Chattel Deed Of Trust
recorded in Libsr l0245. Polio 473
the District Of Columbia. and st
the request Of the marty secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
win sell BY public auction. at the
aforementioned premises on NON
9AY' spvE,1sEs TUE TWENTY-HloHTA yb IaII. pAT Ak
TEN O'CLOCK AN. National cash
reeister, National check register.
air conditioners, freezers. walk-in
coolers, ice boxes. frialatora ranges.
steam tables. baking oven, slictng
tasie msfnn S:r msad snd Saes bal s Seer ySI Ss
penser, booths, tables, chairs. RcA
televiston. neon signs. safe, etc.
also alcoholic beverage license.
Class &C. and lease.hold interest,
etc. Particulars 70 s-nr! Rs annoqnssd rssS
STANLEY II. KAMERow and
ALLEN L. KAMERoN. Trustees.
AnoY noY7. 7.is..si'as.ss i.Moaa e. AW
THOS. ]. OWEN q son, Auctioneers,
111I z st. NV.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two
STORY ROW BRICK pMELLlNo
NUMBER s46 COLUMBIA ROAD
By virtue t" of II certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. I0le3,
Folio b73 ct sea, Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia.
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sch, At public auction
Il front q the premises; on MON,
SFE-TRiRTY Thirty Ao''ctocK Xc E EP.G.. he s
following described land and prem
ises. situate In the District Of
Columbia, and Designated as and
being Lot III in WAliaeh ct al
subdivision Of lots in Block 5 me
Pleasant and Pleasant Platrs, as
e. e. Pst iy.sss Ess1rdsa c4 y q. 'hf 6is. 1ss Si
Columbia in Liber 45 az folio So.
Said Block now known IS
Square 2EGa,
Terms: Sold subject TO q prior
building asscoiationb deed Of trust
for approximately 81, $4,000, fur.
ther particulars Of which will be
pareSass price above said trls, 70
S506.0O required. ConveysneinE.
recording. etc, At purchasers cost.
AdtuStments made as Of date Of
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and fesold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
LEWIS AZ. BIvfEs.
WLFRED z. STRANGE,
nc0. .I2.l5.17.l9 Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-11-19

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Evening star., 1955-11-19
AUTO BODY
SHOP HELPER

To assist in dlsmantiing damaged
cars, prepare cars for painting.
etc. Permanent lob for willing
worker Must have references.
Apply IN person 10 Mr.. Herson or
Mr. Mills