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.CheverIy Homes
Win Tour Prizes

Three Cheverly (Md0 homes
were judged winners last night
lin a Christmas decorations toul
sponsored by the Cheverly Gar
den Club.
The home of Camille L. Cou-
ture, 1924 Lake avenue, was
Judged best overall"
Winner in the best window"
category was William F. Hori-
gan, 5735 Euclid street. William
A. Reed, 1908 Crest drive, won
first prize In the best door,
Judging.
Cash prizes were awarded by
the Town Council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
MEETINGS CALLED
TO DISCUSS GRAY.
TUITION PLAN

The January referendum
in Virginia on the Gray
Commissions tuition plan Is
to be discussed at these
meetings:
Today
Mr.. Dabney s. Lancaster.
head of the Referendum
Information Center. Rich
mond, and former State SUI
perintendent of public in
struction, will give reasons
for the proposed constitu-
tional amendment, tbs pm.
television station WTTG,
Channel 5. Introduction by
Delegate Harrison Mann Of
Arlington.
Fairfax Committee for a
Constitutional Convention
to Prevent Forced 1ntegra-
ton, 8 pm. old Circuit
Courtroom, Fairfax.
Arlington Delegate Harri-
son Mann, speaker, Arling-
ton Junior Chamber of Com
merce. 8 pm, Hogate's Ar
lington House. 400l Wilson
boulevard, Arlington.
Tomorrow
Arlington State Senator
Charles r. Fenwick, rally
sponsored by Fairfax Com
mittee for the Constitutional
Convention to even t
Forced Indignation; also
Fairfax School Board Mem
Der Fred w. Robinson; Fair
fax Supervisor Stuart De-
Bell, and Lytton Gibson, for
mer city attorney of Falls
Church; 8 pm. Herndon
High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

NOWADAYS, except for the
few left at the Commerce
Building, the important ones
preserved by the Smithsonian
and those destroyed in two big
fires. they're in the hands of
curio collectors.
"And today" Patent Office
official shuddered when he said
1t, If we still accepted work
ing models, we'd have to rent
the Peptagon and then start
looking around for real stor-
age space"
The paper that accumulates
Is bad enough-two rooms full
of packed shelves running the
length of the building
The Patent Office began re-
quiring models in 1886. Before
that, thev wanted one ''if pos
sih'a CONGRESS- called a halt
around 1880, but by then some
100000 models had piled up.
About 1000 were destroyed
in what, with its own empha-
sizing exclamation point. the
Patent once lists as The
Great Firenpf 1886. But that
didn't help tne storage prob
lem much because, since the
models were q part Of the rec
ord. as many as possible had
to be restored.
The Government resorted to
such storage places as the
Commerce Building, the crypt
at the Capitol and a rented
garage at Seventh and F
streets NV.
When Congress said 1t was
all right to quit requiring
models, and later on that 1t
was all right to dispose of the
ones on hand. the Smithso-
MAN looked them over and
took about $1,000. The rest
were sold at auction over six
years beginning in 1926. When
the final batch went in 1882,
the Patent Office breathed a
long sigh of relief.
From then on the Govern
ment doesn't know exactly
what happened to the models,
and didn't particularly care.
Five years ago, 10000 of them
turned up in New York City,
when Gimbels offered them
for sale at prices from 81 to
$1,000.
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The
Rambler
The Potent Offices
Model Headache
Ry JACK JONAS

Just inside the door at the
northeast corner of the Com
merce Building, If you walk
slow enough, you can see the
remains of the greatest filing
problem in Government his
tory.
1t took Congress, the Smith
sonian, a couple of fires and
Gimbels to resolve the prob
lem once and for all. But it
was a real headache while it
lasted.
Inside this door at Four
teenth and E streets NV, two
dimly lighted display cases
the first is so dimly lighted
you might miss it even if you
were looking that way-house
models of Inventions, once re-
quired with every patent ap-
plicant.
There are other display
cases. too, scattered through
the Patent Office wing of the
building, showing off items
of 19th-century attenuation
weaving machines, for in
stance, a vibrating propeller
and a machine for picking po-
tato bugs off growing plants.
These models are examples
of the inventive genius of
America. But the most inven-
tive minds must have been in
the Patent ONCE. 1t would
have taken a genius to find
storage space for all the mod
els once on hand.
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in support Of the amendment is
their belief that its adoption
would result in the closing Of
schools in certain areas Of the
State" the University Of Virginia
president declared.
Virginians will vote January
g whether to call a constitutional
convention to permit State pub
lie grants to pupils for private
schooling, an effort to avoid in
tegration.
Has Endorsed Plan
Mr.. Darden has Endorsed the
proposed tuition grant plan as
Offering an opportunity Of
keeping the schools open and
dealing with the critical situa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

An executive type, briefcase
in hand, ignoring the traffic
signal at Tenth street and the
Avenue while a safety patrol
car, waiting for the light to
change, blared warnings to
pedestrians to be especially
cautious during the holiday
season -.
Five men, and no room for
the boys, soberly inspecting a
display of toy electric trains
on Pennsylvania avenue near
Twelfth street :.
A giant Of a man putting his
foot on the platform of a
pair of scales while his dimin-
utive woman companion
weighed herself
A pigeon siding to evade
tramping feet on M street :.
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MUST DECIDE
Pupil Assignment Plan
Draws Moderate Fire
BY ALEX r. PRESTON

There objection the pupil assignment plan than
private tuition grants proposed by Vrgnas Gray
Commission.
Advocates of the commissions to avoid compulsory
integrated schools dependent the
other.
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Public School Pledge
Sought by Borden
Wants State to Assure Voters
GRAY Plan Won't Curb Education

RICHMOND, Dec 20 (SpeciaD.-Former Gov. Colgate W.
Darden r today called Categorical assurance that the
public school system would be maintained throughout the Com
monweah under the proposed change in the State constitution
and In legislation that is planned to follow
great objection encountered in talking with people
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Lions Club Dance

The Herndon Lions Club will
sponsor dance at 9 pm. Mon
day at Hunters Lodge on Route
20 three miles west Of Fairfax
Proceeds will be used for Lions
activities. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

On Jonuory 9 virsinions will decide by
referendum whether to take the first
step to omend their Stote Constitu-
ton. This is the sixth Of series Of
articles dealing with recommendations
Of the Gray Commission to prevent
enforced public school intesrotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

PATENTS now are being
granted at a 70,000-a-year
clip, and some models arrive
unsolicited.
I'VE send them back" an
official said, with emphasis.
The only time the Office
seeks out a model Is when
there's a suspicion the inven-
ton might not work. Then
they ask the inventor to prove
1t by a working model. But
even that is sent back when
the Government Is through
with it.
II enAyrac - chopoA
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Commonwealth or by the United
States Government.

The next article in this series
will appear tomorrow. 1t will
be written by Mr.. B0othe, who
Is State Senator ELECT from
Alexandria, and will give his
reasons why the people should
vote against the constitutional
amendment referendum on jan
uary 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

| NCBdtAUu VI uuHAH OlBHAty
Oliver w. Hill. colored, coun-
sci for the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People. included all recommen-
dations of the commission when
he told the public hearing:
THE action under considera-
ton coupled with the proposals
which are to follow, constitutes
a, negation of those principles
of individual liberty and human
dignity.
1T is common knowledge that
the present proposal is simply
an initial step in a series of pro-
lposals which, we believe, If pro-
mulgated into law can only
serve to create q condition OF
strife. turmoil and confusion in
the days Immediately ahead and
until corrected by some future
Legislature. the people Of this
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Street Scenes

It seems a shame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

MARYLAND
Brsdey Shopping Center, Bethesdas
Flower Ave. and Piney BFaneh Roods Silver Spring
4646 Suftiond Rd and Huron Ave.-opp Census BuEeeu
Four Corners WoodmooEs
University Lone and Riggs Reed. Hyottsvlles
2l9 N. Commerce ST., Rockville, Nd
48l3 Annapolis Rd., Biodsnsburs. Nd
Marlboro Pike and Silver Hill Rd., PeFkIand
Queens chepe chillum Rds, Queenstown, MI ReineF'
vers Mhl and GridIey Rds.. viers Mll xllese"
S529 George Ave- and Ellsworth Drive, Silver Spring.
1881 Main ST., Leure. Nd.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Powhoten and Henry Sts."
Kings Hishwey and Ford Drive
$40 Fronklin ST.
Fort Hunt and Shenandoah Rds, Holm Hell vlIeses
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
57zz Georsia Ave. NV
1879 20fh 81. NV. Dupont ciFelsl
eo6 G 81. NV.
al Chaplin 81. at Texos Ave. S.E.'
1899 AIobome Ave. Sc"
1868 irving St. NV"
18Th and Sis. NE.
VIRGINIA
williamsburg Blvd. and Sycamore.
{. FaIls Church,
Arlington TeweFs-il4o Wilson Blvd.
Washington 8 Lee Center,
io2 5. Weyne ST.
Arlington Blvd. 8 AnnandnIe Rd.,
FeIIs Church"
1874 W. Broad ST., FoIls Church"
denotes Parking Lot
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NEWS or MUSIC
By DAY THORPE

American University Orchestra,
George steiner. conductor; solclsts:
no; John Yard. baritone; Joseph
Ssl,lns sas ss%SSon W. sss s y
s sissz5. ' Wslter HsTtiss: sinio1issts.
Piston. Che aecidente, from Y epcso
Dsluse, K43e. Mos AT Gfnagns &c. naee 4;
Figaro, K492, Moxart: vengo, Aspect
tate. from La Giemenxa 81 Tito, K61l.
Mozart; All Tact, from Don 0iQsanni
k M MSasrs M ke asss Es'i Raso
Mozart
George Steiner Is q good mti-
stefan ana q good conductor. and
he has the knack Of making an
imposing evening Of music under
llandicaps which would excuse
q much less successful perfornl-
aflce.
The American University Or
chestra, which gave q concert
last night under Mr.. Steiner at
the university. Is an amateur
organization which works out
long. taxing and unusual pro-
grams, and then Is Joined by .
number Of good professional
players to add style and body.
The ringers are brought in
only for the performance, GER
tainly for not more than q single
rehearsal, yet Mr.. Steiner has
the ability to fuse the two un-
matched groups into 3 highly
respectable entity.
After q short and spicy sym
phony OF Sammartini, the or
chestra played q recent work Of
the well-known young Washing
ton composer. Walter Hartley,
whose music Is being heard more
and more, and who Is working
on q commission from the Kous-
seyitsky Foundation. His cham
Der symphony Is a short piece
showing spots of neatly con-
trived orchestration and q NUM-
Der Of good tunes. It's weakness
seems to be lack OF form. It has
more middle than beginning or
end.
The Mozart Trio turned up
with Q new soprano, Lee Mere
dith, and gave o number Of COM
certed pieces, some from the
familiar Mozart operas and
others from unfinished works
and that largely undiscovered
treasure Of Mozart, the pieces
he wrote to be inserted In other
mems shows.
Miss Meredith at FIRST ap-
peared to have insufficient voice
to hold its own with the orches-
ira and the reaches Of the large
gymnasium, but with the trio
from "Tito," it was clear that
she had not previously let her
self 90. Her voice Is clear, full
and resonant, and she sings in
good style. The men also sing
well. although Joseph Collins
diction ID not as clear as 1t might
be and John Yard nov and then
as In the Don Giovanni" trio
lets theatricality rob him Of q
good legato.
Musically. the Mozart Trio is q
satisfactory unit. 1t Is question
able whether the three SINCERE
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THIs NOTICE Is published for rec-
ord oniy--The business 81 SEAL q
COMPANY. formerly owned and
operated by PEARL 3. SEAL. has,
since January /. 1852, been. 4. fully
Psaki & s ppfrsn na HaE sxssp
SEAL. and as such continues, doing
business ~ electrical contractors.
rear 1910 3 street nv. Washias-
B6sINSkissniEN = Troubled with
ltEht problenss in your store. once
instaiiation 1t Center Market City.
zARTN Electric CO., III. 4-0a9b.
j WILL NOT M RESPONSIBLE for
myself WILLIAM BERNTsEN.
rs ysoa 4h 4 u s;TSoisCKHoLpERs u &.
KNIGHTS Of Pythias Hall Assoc,
Monday, Nov. n. 3 pm. st lO12
solution o. the Rnisiits Of Pythias
Hall Assoc. J. =. sPRINoMANN,
/ fWsa VILE Nor BE responsible. for irsS ANY
debts incurred by anyone but NY ~.
self. MRS CATHERINE B. AZ
Hts Nd wash. 81. D. G, 30s
! WILL NOT BE repsonsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
thsn myseif. REv. ADAM Wake.
A ri sss d Hi d. your ri sr,sp,
luscious. Juicy Apples and sweet.
fresh, sparkling cider direct from
Ghileott Orchard. located on Chain
Bride e.. sRts. 12Sl. between VI
emma ard Fairfax. W. TEL: Dun
rssVEaTfs1STrNM -S.vsr.,aat .,,,t
divorce: any time, anywhere; u.
censed. bonded. Cal 20. 2-86l0.
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oFFIclAL NoTlces

). q. OOyERNnEkMT oetoher 70.
IgB5--o RpEkKn: L1st TIE IMAt-
TIONs for the District Of Columbia.
Pc and srs hereby amenas9 . e rl aq,-
Section l53 thb-Iieighthy strlk-
tng out the paragraph DEALING with
thi: subject and t sIIlnstisatins m II
HEIGHT. No vehicle. Including any
load thereon. shall exceed Q hetTnt
Of ~ feet . inches: and no vehicle
shall be. operated so. that y g
the load thereon shall strike OF
otherwise interfere with any MyIMl
installation or construction tlesu6.
ing bridges, bag windows. trees end
PARTS thereof, In, or over any street
or hikhNaT." Amend Part III. AItielo
XIV section 1852 al STANDING,
Northwest Section BY striking 0ut
the weird * street. 81. the 1rst
clause Of the paragraph deeling
With Wiscunstn Avenue and sub.
stttutine the words &c n o CAnaL
70 that this clause Is amended VIII
read: from the G q O Canal 70
d Street on tile. east siae. = 0
XIV. Section 1913 Id PARKING
Southeast Section, ~ adding the
following to the paragraph dealing
with HALF STREET: Prom n
street 70 o Street On the west side.
no parking q any time &.
A, LANE. Commissioners. D. G.
frq0
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prRsoNAl (cenl.l

ADUkEs-Ecik aingine: learn 70
accompauy yourself on the eaitaf,
Glasses forming now: free loan Of
guitar. no preyiQlis musical fraln-
Ing necessary. Phone Me- S-1e1e.
Cooley SCHOOL for retarded chill
dfen: tuelye.nonth trHtnire perl
atmosphere. Individual training.
reasonable rates. MRS. 3. q. PoA-
TEn, Direetof. LeesburE. Virginia.
MrMEOaRAPaING :. 500 coolies,
s. NV. m. IS. 81. 5s6iss B. :
FORMS 81. y. 8. Job affiliations
prepared and typed; personnel
counseling. ExCH. SERy. CO.
I54 o. < st. NV I'm. 81 p.
BUSINESS HOUSES. commercial
firms and professional people set
your Christmas cards ct wholesale
prices. directly from distributors
large warehouse. Name tnipfintine.
dRkETING CARDS. INC. ware
house 1854 3ist st. NV. Du, ~
1900. Open 3 III
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WO0pLAWN, MD. Infants up, IN
small lie. day nursery. Ar. 7-i303.

WOODLAND, HTD.--Tnfants up, IN
small lie. day nursery. Ar. 7-l303.
TINS ID TO GIVE NOTICE thst Inc
UNDERMINED has severed connec.
tons With the Arm Of podd Bros.,
Inc,s and AL Bills and debts shouid
he unlimited directly 70 them.
EU9SxIL g. QoDD. Al David HIN
VACANCY Us. ne new addition, Wind
oyer Nursing home: Dedicated 70
kind and loving 24-hr. nursing
care V the aged. 4 home away
tsom hone Tor your loved ones.
tsnts l Seas. WI %Ts fnoSHsas0f NfuRgs
mo HOME, vienna, Va. DO. s.
ATsTyEaNaTIoN home freezer owners.
Meats. frozen foods and Ice cream
at wholesale prices. cut and
S yEsgges sSooy SSr VIZ sgse,ssl Ias3
VACANCY, PAYNEs licensed nursing Sa
home; GOOD food. loving care. home
p sSslEsnsnIR aaS.slnas G r.r.
sons lCcassd rrissss cbntqsIIslSl
SERVICE BUREAU 5nai HI. S a.oaSs:
ATTENTION SMALL BusfNEssEs--
Books started and kept up; tax
returns, all statements. Reasonable
wEDbrSG A HSsSNsSSU hcEmsNrs sna
tnyltstiQrl4; 24.hcuE service, 6TAN-
tE ApAMs PRINTING CO. sos
ltth Ut. NV. uI. T-l4SH. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29
AUTOMOTIVE
CRANE MEN

Branch leading autornatiys concern
has immediate openings for 2 white
crane operators with MarylRnd
drivers permit, Radio dispatched.
truck experience. familiar with
Chevy Chase Bethesda area. 8
I A.rn.-4:a0 pm; 0 days. Only QuAIi-
ned men, good records need apply.
See Mr., Clark, CALL CARL, INC,
1881 wisconsin ave. Chevy Chase,
Md. 80
AUTOMOT1yE MAClalNIST, white.
skilled Or sttni-skiiled to assist In
overhaul operation Of new auto-
motive machine shop. Salary de-
pendent. upon ability Of man. Best
Of working conditions. Unusual
company benefits. No floaters,
please. Write BOX RIA. Star;
AUTOMoBILE MECHANICS ss,,
only seliRhle experienced men need
apply. plenty Of work and excel
lent working conditions; $3.50 Day
FORD. cfiANbfEs MsoTok CO.
a CIR oSssEHsis ifci s1zds0S sspsr,.
sncsd only, Apply b6ob Mafnqre
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HEk p....-MEN

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEKK With
Geo6 background for le1se lob ID
ready. Boz 1903. star. ---a0
COOK. GENERAL. sood hrs, r1ed
pay: Apply IN psrsgl: HQHes on
boro pike District HEIGHT, Nd. 80
COOK. white or eclored. sober md
HOTEL 10th and H sts. nv
cOoK. experienced in better rsssau-
rant gopd salary and opportunity
for yenne. ambitious man. Hgnfs,
pm. 70 u1fdnizht. Closed Sunday,
CAFE BuR0ANDY. 5031 Conn
couNrKR. GRlII MAN, white. & *
pefienced. Call Is. S-9744. 80
Z Cf3UMTkRMAN, 10 work at service
counter. IN electrical appliance
service station. mechanically III.
ciined Serson with ability 70 serIe
the public preferred. G. A. LIPS
DISK cLERK. expsrienesd. Apply
III person only. HOTEL STaATs
FoRD, rs 8 SO ny. -. 20
DINING ROOM CAPTAIN
10 assist inatre Il ID hisl-elass
restaurant: only experienced need
apply. TOP salary and fun BENEFITS
Applt In person After 8 Pm, 70
Mr.. Harry Cohen. FAN = bills
1872 Conn. ave. III ~---i
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NEWS or MUSIC
Hondicops Overcome
By Al Orchestra

are wise. when they are giving
small. unrelated snatches from
d number Of different works. to
make such exaggerated use OF
gesture, facial contortion. and
the styled movements Of the
actor.
The nature Of their program Is
such that they do not have the
time 10 develop 4 character or
ID situation. and their continual
stage business. particularly in
comic scenes. tends 10 become
|disconcerting and annoying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
fer the District Of Columbia. Hold
Ing Probate Court .--So. S. 65,
Admin. te.E. This Is to Give Mo-
t1ee. That In accordance with tbe
Act Of june "a. IDae.. 6ist Cong.
Pub. Law 1879. the subsertheT has
applied to the PROBATE Court OF
the District Of Columbia for .
funder $500 ID yaiuel % vivian
w. AgnIel late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All reft0fe
are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof,
legaIly authenticated. 70 the Sab-
scribe1. on or before the 6th day
of December, AID. 1885, otherwise
they may BY law BE- excluded from
Al benefit Of said estate. Given
under ny hand this z7th day q
October, 1876. Luc1LLK A.
cALAGES, 12l l2th St. Sc, Apt.
&, WnahinKton 3, %. c. teeAi1 At
test. AIiENK ~. IVORY. Deputy
REGISTER Of wills fol. the piltEict
81 Columbia, Clerk o. the Prohsts
Court oC29
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HELp----MEN

ACCOUNTANT TO handle general
iedgey p0sting for establisned whole
sale sfirnas &6,000-S6 600 per an
mum, plus bonus. Write In your
6Wn handwritinG, giving full details
Of your experience and auahdce-
ticns or employees kniw g w nus
ACCOUNTANT - Public experienced
CgA preferred. for expanding CPA
e eisty s nv exssassnes s,s op
poYtunities for Advancement lead.
ing 10 possible paytnegship. Apply
In own handwriting. etytng fuil
resume az experience. All replies
will Be held IN strict e0nfidenes.
Box B00-A, star. --3i
ACC0UNTANT.Onsce naanager-bk.
kpr for auto leadership IN northern
Va. one .o2 the big 9. 95Q-cMT
dealership. Must undefsssn0 sn
OPEN n sox Sos-v star. 20
A esa ss. Ap n a ' Wosas .sss
ACCOUNTING TRAINERs--Eationa
oYRnni1ati0n Is accepting epplira-
tions from younG accounting sttis
dents and recent accounting Eradu-
ates aS trainees In established well.
rounded training program Involving
all phases Of accounting and audit
work. Applicants win be carefully
screened and selected for training
0n easis e.. q aptitude s.a ior sIts g
complete detailed resume Of exneyi.
ence, education and pefsonal back.
ground. plus recent phctosraph.
BOZ 1-B, star. ---1N
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Leader Reelected

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Oct. 20
R.--Dr. Harold =. Erickson Of
Rockford, Tll.. was reelected
president Of the National Sum-
day School Association yesterday
a. the association wound up its
three-day 10th annual conyen-
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29
AucTloN SAILS
THOs. j. OWEN 3 SON, Auesiensers.
l111 3 ST. NV,

Trussees sale 81 valuable SEMI
SEEihNd KNOWN as PREMisEs
s glg5lMTn4EFs. NJ sss IxTH STREET.
duly recorded. Cd Ldber No. aI03.
Eolio ~ e 81, ~. q ne la a,n,. re- ~
T na x shs red n,ssfe y 81 & pesg ~
cured thereby, the undersigned
trustees win sell. 81 public auek!en
a trent q he premises. ~ ~. VIZ gIs
NOVEMBER, AID. 1885. AT -FOUR
Thirty O'CLOCK PM. the tol-
s.asssEioeS la .,,e h nlla pFel e
csscSihu,mb Sis.ss ana desienatsd Is and
BEING parts OF orieinel Lots Ie
and IL in square SAT described
81 trust. Now known for purposes
Of assessment and taxation - Lot
SIT II said Square,
so as.os sse3es, d " of rS st
ior apsssroxisnafeiy $a,SS0.S0 iur-
Their particulars of which Will BE-
announced at time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust "
he paid tn cash. A deposit o.
$4,000 required ConyeyAnetng.
recording. etc. at purchasers cest;
Az rents e Sad !. com 3 az ~
within thirty days, otherwise de-
p0sik foxteited and the property
may be advertised and resnld ct
the dissfsss2n cf VIC tT,sseeE.
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TMos. !. OWEN j SON. Auesisnssrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29
AUCTION sALEs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday Oct. 81. 81 u An. ~
1855 Eastern ave-. 81. SpEs one
1919 Mash 4~dr. sedan, serial 10;
nl0fteage III name 81 Irene AtWeii
nov held BY Calvert Credit Corp,
shall De sold to the iaigileat bidder.
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ADAM Az WEKEIIHER r. SOM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS