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ROOMS FURMIsRED-N.W.

HICKORY or mixed hardwood. Also
lumber for sale. Call CIR. 3-23O3.
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SERVICE STATIONS

One in D. c.. one in suburban
Maryland: both stations in opera
tion at present time: reasonable
rental terms. Excellent opportunity
for right party For information
phone MR.. DuGAN. ia. 9-S500
between 9 and 4.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Lge, Nv
rm., 2 Ice. bedrms. kit, bath;
suit. 3 or 4; SEQ per mo-, ISIS
18th st. NV. co. $4,000 or AD
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e7Os QUE ST. SEE rms, dinette,
S10e Que, Apt. 502. FLOYD =
DAVIS Co, 1929 x st. NV. Ma
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GENERAL VARIETY STORING.
shopping center. For rent: incls.
all fixtures Reasonable. Phone
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bUPONT-SCOTT CIR.--Studio apt
man; shower tile bath, .GE
refgr pvt entr, $50 so. Also
front room. new foam rubber
bed. sac so. 6.3O-9.3O pm" 1885
\ st. NV.
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APTs. UMFuRMIsHED-O. ca
CONTINUED
PERFECT

Air-cond. apt. incl. sec'y. serv..
linen, etc. rent reas. TV. garage
sver. Embassy row, Meridian Park.
1873 Euclid NV. HU. 3-34O2
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HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY, 25 to as to share whole
comfortable house with another
lady. Very cow. TO downtown and
Pentagon $50 monthly. TIE g.
1897. all day Sat and Sun,
after Z pm. weekdays.
VIENNA, VA or 2 bedrooms,
furn. or unfurn.: in lovely mod.
ern home; bath and kit. privils.
Close to everything; reas. DE.
2-9645
COLORED-8-RM. HOUSE. private
bedrm.. all privileges. single or
dble. Reasonable. 3421 Clay st. ne.
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nILLcREsT nEIGmTs--a.bedrm

MANTUA = New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: 9 baths. separate din.
rm screened porch, garage. lge
recreation area. $3.50 month. JE.
N-EOIu
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EIorneWood HoneSiteS

500 down, S25 per mo.
Each domestic is at least
half acre and has at least
l0O-ft. frontage on Q State
maintained I'd. Each home
site is wooded with large oak
trees, ali are clear of debt
and are within 81 minutes OF
the PentaEon, mostly over
Shirley hwy. Price $1,000
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$3.50 DOWN. maybe even a little
less to responsible purchaser-Pretty
3-oedrm. rambler in new-housf
condition; nice-size Nv. rm., sep
arate din. ell, roomy kit. with nice
equip; loads of storage space; large
yard with, Anchor fence; alum
storm windows. and doors: window
ian. Cal US for details ON large
Total price. only $l3,25O. HOLLEY
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy, KE. s.
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80 MINUTES TO CHAIN BRIDGE
Au-brick rambler In North Airing
tons best location. Wide living
room, door opening on side screened
porch. A BIG KITCHEN: 2 bed
rooms and den; fun basement. ga
rage. Reduced to S23.750. Immedf.
ate possession. Cali METZLER-jA.
E-TE-s ftI3 b - =. N@
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BEST

New 3sbedrm. rambler: only $3.50
down ed $3.50 per mo. to vets. or
nonvets. Full bsmt with game room.
lge, lot. A few locks from Catholic
and publ schools.
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SPECIALS

3 b.r., shgld.. hsmt. Cd. loo. $13.950.
2 b.r., ST., I'D. terms; must sell. 50 $50.
2 b.r., mas; D. Hts. ex. at. take Off.
3 lg. b.f .brk.; g., BIS, /, i A; must sell.
2 b.r. brk.; At. pit fin, bs. GI. $4,000,
4 b.r., bsmt. Assume lge. CT loan.
br.. bsmt. SIN. dn. payt. $6,95U.
MOORE & MOORE
RE. $4,000
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REPURCHASE OPTION
HoATS
MOTORCYCLES

AILsTATE 1855; like new: 77s
ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving 81. NV. AID 4-s5O0
Also 1850 14th st. NV. RIA. $3.50
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BET

just compare this big bright, new
brick Cape Cod for only Si2.950 |
block OF Rhode Island ave. near
public and Catholic schools, transp.
and shopping. LIST floor: Liv. rm.,
equipped kit. 2 be irooms, .colored
tile bath: space for > big Nedrms.
ON end floor: iull basement.
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GARAGE.
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. SIS. OOO-S50,-
00O-Group your debts. lower your
payments. ref1nance your property
courteous service on real estate.
farms etc. ONLY in the State OF
MARYLAND. Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltimore. Nd day or nights:
suns. and holidays at Saratoga e
4047
F--0M $500 TO $4,000 on well-kept
homes with some equity: Va, D c.
or Nd. Raise cash. repair CO.
$4,000 or teves.l ia 2-52s0
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INvEsTMENT PROF.. WANTEr

OUT-oF-TOwN INVESTORS inter
ested In apt. invest property con-
sistinR upward OF % units. Please
write full details. Box 17o-Y. star,
3'
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
ALEXANDRIA
S16275

A beautiful cedar-shingle
rambler on an equally beau
tiful lot Of "a acre. This
lovely home Is ideal for the
young growing family. (
FLOOR plus a glasseG Flor
FLOOR plus a jalousied Flor
ida room opening of the liy-
ing room and kitchen where
you will want TO live and
have your meals for 8 months
OF the year. Ideal for the
young family and priced
= rlsht; Listing 1065-M.
z. 6-l400 XII. $50
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HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY "a. 1875.
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YOUNG IN HEART?

THEN CONE with US to q home
that's a Joy! Inside this home shines.
Its 3 bedrooms. Ia baths are at
tractive. Living room has fireplace,
plus large concrete porch, full base
ment. off-street parking and you
shops at New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended Only SIS, 800 price on your
terms. Dial HE. $4,000 to buy now.
ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 TIL Q PM. RIA. ol360O
Our 37th Yr. OF Dependable Service
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BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5qa.
NON-GI-LOW CASH
TAKE OVER AZ LOAN

3-bedroom rambler near new Park
way spotless, paruuet floors: AFT.
lot, Immediate possession; SS4 mo-.
$1l.950. MR.. NICHOLS. MA. S-2S33.
ewes OI, 1-oOe9
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SALE OR RENT
460l SHERIDAN ST.
RIVERDALE. MD.

3-bedrm. brick: Nv. rm. with fire-
place, sep. din. rIn., kitchen With
breakfast space; bsmt. rec. room;
saSsrNchF Nv dhh;opnIMRsn eq srA PPg$Sess cn
UN. 4-l166, WA. 7-fi655.
S750 Dn-3-Redrm Ramh
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YOUR

A very nice nome In q over price
bracket. Liv. rm,. big dining rm.
with bay window, Ige. kit, 3 bed
rms, and bath lull bsmt.; hot-wa. !.
heat: garage; porch; lge. lot, 125 by
125 with pig trees. Only Sl0.950.
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ONE IN SOUTHLAND

ONE IN SOUTHLAWN
ONE IN DISTRICT HEIGHTS
ONE IN FOREST HEIGHTS
You can assume a big CT loan on
either Of these practically new homes
Full basement, level Anchor-fenced
yard. Clean as pin. Some people
wouldn't recognize santa Claus Il
they met him. hope you amt one
Of them. Call Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS
REALTY CO, ST. 3-736S.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.-Row brick. 8 rms. with
f'ili bsmt.. 2 bedrms. and bath Up;
50, 500 down. Assume $4,000 Gil
loan. By OWNER, XII. 9-2435.
ALEX. SUBURBS: assume high OF
loan, pay less than rent mo-
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler: has
Ym.. fully equip. kit, Daylight hsmt-.
h-acre fenced garden; loo. in beau
tiful Brookland Estates: on Fran
COMA I'd. Price. Sl6,950; down pay
ment, $4,000. For details call Mr..
McGINNISS. Ma S-5000; ewes. TU.
2-23SS. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SAIEE. INC
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Commercial Warehousing

Does your company require ware
house space, but doesn't need COM
plete warehouse facilities? Rent
space within our warehouse. use our
warehouse labor. andy our deliv-
cry iacils.. thus saving cost OF op-
loo. "a mi. 14th st. bridge. NEW
Ions TRANSFER. ia. 7-1122
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eusINEss PROF. FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN

UPPER KANSAS AVE. NV. n
railroad. $4,000 "a. II. on finished
road. bus service. utilities. priced
for q quick sale Call Mr.. CASTOR
quay. LII, 2-93tjp or
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1917 EYE ST. NV.
haywood shopping centel
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

wAREH0UsE-l2,5 500 50. It and
Offices for rent in Md. mr.. d. G.
line. Avail aft. Jun 10. tn. 2-2bb2
WAREHOUSE. approx. 1000 So. IT..
heated: suitable for shop or manu-
featuring: zoned light Industrial,
heavy electric; 2 Offices, air conc,
2 toilets. HA. 7-7272.
NEW. MODERN Industrial and ware
house buildings: IS-foot clear cell
lngs. one floor. industrial coming,
heavy powered, convenient to down
town. all facilities, de luxe oftices.
air conditioned and heated: in units
OF 8, 12 and 81 900 feet: immediate
occupancy. Telephone Union 4-S003
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SPRINGFIELD, VA
BROS. INC, Realtors, FL. $1,000
evenings. TIE. 6-4ST2.
sTRATFORD HILLS Of n. Arl Z

finest res, areas offers this VI -old
brick ramb, with 3 lRe bedrms
ga baths lge. screened porch.
tile galls and eating space. tull
bsmt and garage; beaut. land
6caped. many extras and enttfeiy
only $50 $50. For fui her details.
call THE DARBY CO, ia 5-g3J3.
Office dDep a MI a
, 1957-11-26
West Indiun Conf.
Ends Successful
Seventh Session

Curacao : The West Indian
Conference Seventh SESSION.
which has been meeting here
during the past days conclud-
ed its discussions after what
many delegates described as
its most successful session.
ITO my mind" Hon. Will
liam Seivright, of Jamaica,
declared, 1--WE are doing far
more than giving an opportu-
nifty to the representatives Of
the various islands and main
land territories to meet and
discuss the problems that be-
set us in this part of the
world. I see something far
bigger than this. I see US
benefting, cementing, streng-
thening and building upon one
Of the cornerstones of world
unity, which was laid ten
years ago : the Caribbean
, 1957-11-26
Dept. of Public
SufetY Defers Refocus
Of Auto Lights

The Department of Public
Safety hereby brings to the
public attention the fact that
inspection for the refocusing
Of motor vehicle headlights
will be deferred throughout
the Virgin Islands, due to the
fact that the necessary equip
ment is not presently avail
able, until further notice.
However, the regular motor
vehicle inspection will take
place throughout these Is
lands as scheduled, beginning
November. 26, 1857. In Saint
Thomas, inspections will be
conducted at the Submarine
Base in the vicinity Of the De
partment of Public Works
Building, and in st. Croix at
the Forts in Christiansted and
Frederiksted.
, 1957-11-26
jones O'Bryon
Gets Post With
Tax Bourd

Appointment of ] a e S
.O'Bryan as Executive Secre-
tary of the Tax Exemption
Board at a salary of 5000 a
year was disclosed this week.
in that capacity he will con-
duct investigations of firms
making application for tax
exemptions and perform the
other work Of the Board.
For the time being, his sa-
larry will be paid by the Office
of the Government Secretary,
although the Tax Exemption
Board is an agency Of the
Dept. of Tourism and Trade.
When the department gets
Continued on page a
, 1957-11-26
Commission"

Commission"
CASTOR Feuillard, of Guade-
loupe, supporting Mr.. Sew
right, said that the spirit
of cooperation evinced at the
Conference was a sure founda-
ton for the common action
which can help in the progress
Of the region.
Hon. E. Ramos Antonini, of
Puerto Rico, described the
Conference as zone more step
forward by the Caribbean
Commission in the direction of
the unity which is so neces-
Continued on page ~
, 1957-11-26
Funds Released
For improvement to
Boil Pork in ST. Thos.

The office of Coordinator of
Essential Public Works Pro-
jects announced t h t the
sum of $76,971.63 has been re-
leased by the Interior Depart
ment for the construction Of a
stadium and the improvement
of the Lionel Roberts Ball
Park in St. Thomas. Prelimin-
:ary plans for the project have
been made by Hilborn Associ-
ates, formerly of st. Croix,
consulting architects, and are
being studied officially.
Coordinator William Seeley
INDICATED That the amount OF
appropriated will fall
short Of the sum needed to
construct the stadium to seat
upward of a thousand people
and to drain, grade and fence
the field. He was of the opin-
ion that additional funds
would have to be requested to
the possibility of max
ing improvement in stages
which will be very costly.
, 1957-11-26
Fritz Morris Seeks
Injunction in Sole Of
Union Property

Fritz Morris of Grove Place
has filed a petition through
his attorney, Senator John
David Merwin, against Ray
mond A. Pedro, and the SUI
preme Council of the St. Croix
Labor Union for an injunc-
ton restraining them from
selling real property of the
Union.
The petition reads in part
that "the executive staff and
officers of the St. Croix Labor
Union who are presently act
ing in such capacities, do so
without proper legal authority
on account of the fact that the
annual meeting Of the Saint
Croix Labor Union held on
December IS, 1855, at which
the said officers were pre-
to have been elected,
there was not present a quo
rum of fifty (5O) members as
required by Section 81 of the
Bylaws of the St. Croix La
Dor Union, and as a conse-
quence all business purported
to be transacted at such meet
ing was, and is, null and void.
The action was fled on
November Is, 1857.
, 1957-11-26


TO Head Up
PR. Festivities Comm.
At a Christmas Festival
Committee meeting Thursday
evening of last week attended
by leaders of the Puerto Rican
community of st. Croix, Can
dido Rodriguez Guadeloupe,
well known merchant agreed
to head-up the festivities for
Three Kings Day. According
to the release;
It is expected that "Mano-
can" as he is affectionately
called by friends, will seek the
support of all Of the Puerto
Ricans in st. Croix in making
January 6 Little Christmas) a
truly memorable day.
This year, for the first time
in recent history, Three Kings
Day will be a holiday through
cut the Virgin Islands; it is
tentatively planned that a re-
ligious procession will be held
on the evening Of January 9Th.
And a parade on the afternoon
Of January 9Th.
Record numbers of visitors
are expected. Senior Miguel
Tapia Gonzalez, President of
Accion Cultural has informed
the Festival Committee that
he will be accompanied to the
celebration by twenty-eight
members Of his group.
The Mayor Of Vieques Don
Antoine Rivera Rodriguez, has
written the Chairman of the
Festival stating that himself
and large delegation from
Vieques plan to be in St. Croix
for the Festivities from De-
cember 9th to the 10Th.
It is believed that the favor
able publicity which the Saint
Croix Festival has been re-
ceiving in Puerto Rico and the
mainland, will serve to stimu-
late a record influx of visitors
over the holy days.
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All the Famous Brands you know and trust
and use every day! Yes. FOOD LANE offers you q
greater variety of Americas Famous Brands Re-
plenish your Pantry Stock up Now :. at Lowest
possible prices!
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e Thurs, Fri & Sat-, Feb. %, Mar. ! & 2. Groc
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said Trilling was busy con-
Tossing to several housebreak-
ings right after his arrest.
He said the police certainly
couldn't be expected to inter-
rupt this spiel" to take Trill-
ing to court right away.
Mr.. Idomir objected to the
marshal's taking Trilling back
TO headquarters after the ar
raignment. He said his client
was not properly told about
his constitutional rights at the
Municipal Court arraignment.
But Mr.. Stirling said there
was no evidence TO show Trill-
ing wasn't apprised OF his
rights and said II must be
assumed" he was told.
He pointed out no confession
was extracted" from Trilling
by police--a point objected TO
in the Mallory decision.
las a matter OF fact. the de-
PENDANT freely Dragged OF his
crimes" Mr.. Stirling said.
The assistant United States
attorney also said there is mo
time limit" mentioned in the
Mallory decision and that IL
does not require arraignment
right after arrest.
And he said the marshal
acted on his own discretion"
in taking thrilling back for
further questioning, citing a
previous case In which this
procedure was approved by the
court.
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Representation
.0fPerryUphe|d

A rape conviction against
Aaron Perry. former District
welterweight boxing champion.
was upheld today by the United
States Court Of Appeals for the
District.
In Affirming Perry's convic-
ton for the November. 1856.
rape OF a 20-year-old girl on
the grounds Of Soldiers Home.
an opinion written by Judge
Charles Fahy refused TO rec
ognize application Of the NAL
lory doctrine in this case.
Judge Fahy said that even
though Perry was held for six
days between his arrest and ar
raignment. there was no at
tempt at extraction OF q con-
fession from Perry by police.
The Mallory doctrine handed
down last June in a Supreme
Court decision. holds that q
confession cannot be admitted
into evidence in his trial II
there is unnecessary delay"
between his arrest and arraign-
ment.
The purpose of the decision
is TO protect a defendant from
being forced into an involun-
tary confession.
Judge Fahy said the delay
between PerryS arrest and
arraignment appears to have
been clearly in violation of
law" but pointed out a con-
feSsion was not ELECTED through
illegality. and Perry's state
ments were voluntary.
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u. 5. Seeking
Cities Help on
|Lease-Purclase

Federal officials are looking
rather hopefully to local gov
ernments for assistance In pro-
viding financing for Federal
construction projects under the
limping lease-purchase pro-
gram.
Three States so far have en-
acted special legislation author
izing such financial participa-
tion--Minnesota. Iowa and
Oklahoma.
And In Omaha. Nebr.. the
voters this week approved a
bond issue that would permit
the city TO loan funds to the
United States for the lease
purchase project for a post
ONCE and courthouse for which
50. 1850. 900 is needed.
General Services Administra-
ton advertised for bids for
financing that project. No
offers were received. but GSA
officials were cheered by word
that on Tuesday the voters Of
Omaha approved the proposed
bond issue by a 2 to vote. Il
was assumed here that the city
had the authority for the pur-
pose without special legislation.
GSA as yet has made no
determination on bid proposals
received for two projects. Yes
terday only one bid was re-
ceived for Sl.690.0O0 post
Office and court house for Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Iowa. 1t was SUBJ
mitted by the Bankers Life Co.
of Des Moines, which offered
an interest rate of 4.97 per cent
for financing repayable in ten
years.
The same company earlier
had submitted a bid at 4.74 per
cent for financing a $50 million
project for a federal ONCE
building at Albuquerque, N.
Mex. The Government would
repay that loan in IS years.
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Yule Concert Slated
At Westinghouse

The 94-member Washington
Lee High School orchestra will
give its annual Christmas YES
per concert at 4 pm. Sunday
at the school auditorium. 1900
North Quincy street. Arlington.
The school choir also will
take part in the free concert.
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volved in the argument was the
controversial Supreme Court
Mallory decision.
This decision. handed down
last June, holds a defendant s
confession may not be admitted
in evidence at his trial II there
has been unnecessary delay"
between his arrest and arraign-
ment.
Trilling was arrested at $50
am. September 2. 1855. and
charged with a HOUSEKEEPING
the day before. He signed a
written confession and made
oral confessions in other house.
breakings. was questioned and
cleared Of implication In a muir
der case. then arraigned shortly
after 1880 pm. September 2.
After arraignment he was
taken back to police headquar-
tiers by a United States marshal
and questioned further. He
signed written confessions "a
two other housebreakings.
The result was conviction in
three separate trials last year
and early this year. His attor-
ney. John Idomir, appealed all
the convictions.
Arguments wereN heard on
appeal by a three-judge panel
last June. However, the ma
jority Of the appellate court
bench voted for a rehearinR
after looking at the unpub-
lished opinion resulting from
the first hearing.
In the rehearing yester-
day. Mr.. Idomir argued his
client should have been ar
raigned Immediately after
arrest, since Trilling's finger
prints found at the scene OF
the crime by police certainly
gave them probable cause" 10
think he'd committed the Sep
TENDER HOUSEKEEPING.
But Assistant United States
Attorney E. Tillman Stirling
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I WILL NOT ~ RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone
other than uiysef In person. DON
y. RurLEY' iiss i4th 81, nv.
WILL NOT bE REsroNsIBLs
for any debts incurred By anyone
s ennsr , ,na S msssii CARL I.
rmk ANNUAL siEErING Of the
9toekholders Of The Columbia Title
insurance Company Of the DIS.
slsc,iss hisssn' as fr trustees q q
tho Company or the ensuing year
aad transactlng such OTHER bpai.
meas IS may properly COME before
the deetins. viii be held 81 the
once OF the company ~ l42e II
street. Northwest, Washington, 3,
I. C.. on Tuesday, January ~,
lsSs. At ! Pm; Transfer Books
dates inclusive RoBERT i. LAM.
AOND, Secretary
HOME PLATE GLASS INSURANCE.
WASHINGTON, 303 7th 81. NV,
WASHINGTON. u. C.--The annual
Stockholders' meeting Of the Home
Plate GLASS Insurance Company
of the City Of Washington. will
be held on Wednesday. January
IS, 1898, at the once OF the
company Al PM, for the pur-
pose OF eleettng 2 trustees for the
ensuing year and for action on
such other matters as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
HERBERT NJ. PAsEwALK, seers-
tary. dei215.N
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New Sputnik in u. S.

BALDWIN PARK. Calf, Dec.
IL R.-Alexander Sputnik Or
nelas was born yesterday TO
Mrs. Alfred A. Ornelas. Hospi-
tai nNrses said Alexander began
beeptng almost Immediately.
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THos. ). OWEN 4 SON.
Auetieneers,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALuABI
TWO STORY ROW BR1c
pWkLLINo BEINo KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 420a HILL
DRETH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, IN Liber No, lO7S6,
Folio l70 Ct SEQ. Of the land
records Of the District OF colum-
bla, and at the request OF the
sisned trustees viii sell, At public
lses, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, A b.
1857, At FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the followine described land and
premises. situate In. the District
OF Columbia, and desienated as
and being Lot - IN square b3aa
IN the subdivision made By Carr.
nc. "a per plat recorded In the
once OF the Surveyor for, the
paistrict % Columbia. In Liber
TfRkis: Sold subject to a prior
deed Of trust Tor approximately
Sg,40O.2l; further PARTICULARS OF
which will be announced ct time
Of SALE the purchase price above
said trust TO be paid In cash. A
deposit Of $500 required, Con.
seyancine recordins, etc. A.
e nee e scmps aet st * x sss isTes
DAYS. cthsrwiss deposit forfeited
and the property may be adver-
tlysd and resold at the discretion
WY ipHN' 4, JONES.
aslall1S'is,aif VE Frustso