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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry 1UriterS' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
Sdtion.
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Two Brothers, 9 and Is, Lead
Police on 1OO-M.P.H. Chase

GRAPEVINE. Tex. Jan. IS (A1.
Two Fort Worth brothers who
l"just didn't want to be stopped"
led police on Neutrality-suspicious.
car chase yesterday that ended
when the l947 car the g. and 49,
year-old boys were driving quit
running.
Its a miracle someone wasn't
killed or hurt" said Highway
Patrolman Dan Nowlin.
He said the boys covered a
45-mile stretch of busy road in
the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
travelling at fantastic speeds
through small towns.
Patrolman Nowlin said the
boys, Donald, ., and Ronnie
Walden. ran away from home in
Forth Worth in their dads car.
He and Policeman Jack Sullivan
were cruising 3 miles south of
Mckinney, SO miles from Fort
Worth, when they saw a driver
less" car speeding southwest.
"A little Sandy-red head
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25,OOOth Parcel
Sent to Hungary
By Area Group

The rs. 000th family-unit food
parcel destined for distribution
in Hungary was wrapped yes
terday by volunteers Of the Dis
trict Red Cross chapter and q
group Of sailors from the Naval
Receiving Station.
Uniformed volunteers from the
District and chapters in Mont
gomery. Arlington and Alex
|andria launched the Nation wide
project January 3.
Members of the Uniformed
Volunteer Services serving on the
special food parcel project in
cluded Mrs. John Hoy Kaufman
and Mrs. Morton Rosae, CO.
Ichairmen: Mrs. David E. Finley.
chapter vice president: Mrs.
Francis z. Hildebrand, chairman
Iof Volunteer Services; Mrs. Bruce
Roberts, chairman Of the Re-
lcruitment Committee.
Also. Mrs. Lester E. Cohen. vice
chairman and head of the Blood
Recruitment Committee; Francis
Il. Cobb, chapter manager; Dom
aid Frederick, chapter comptrol-
Ter. and Mrs. Anne Donnelly,
administrative secretary. Office
Iof Volunteer Services.
The food parcels should pro-
vide q supplementary diet for
a family Of four for one week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

ITO uDtAlty OVCI Vic yCdtb.
A disgruntled former employee,
George Metesky, SO, was arrested
as the bomber at his Waterbury,
Conn.,. home Monday night after
a file of his letters turned UP in
a company search of records.
The dispute between the police
and Consolidated Edison over
the way the case was handled
flared up last night with the
accusation which was attributed
to police sources who could not
be named.
Deputy Commissioner Walter
Arm. who is in charge of COM
relations and also func-
tons as publicity man for the
refused comment on
the charges.
Commissioner Raises Question
Later, Commissioner Stephen
p. Kennedy was reached by a
newsman by telephone and said:
=. We we're informed that
1910 files were the earliest that
Consolidate Edison had.
1.-The obvious question this
raises is: Why were the earlier
files not searched? The impress
sion given to me by men who in
vestigated the situation was that
such files were not in existence.
1.-The complete investigation
showed that our men had checked
through all available files of
Con Ed. I understood that 1910
was the earliest year on record
in Con Ed files. ! will have a
complete investigation made con-
corning the previous files. My
is that we were told
that 1910 was the earliest re-
cord"
Planted 30 Bombs
The Mad Bomber" seeking
to work of his grudge against
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raised up over the steering
wheel and looked at us as il
passed [" Patrolman Nowlin said
The officers gave chase and
were hitting 100 miles an hour
when they drew alongside the
sedan which Ronnie was driving
He ran us of the road and
kept going" the officer said
The 9-year-old was navigating
for his big brother. We could
see his head bob up now and
then. He would tell the driver
how close we were and which
way to swerve to drive us. out.
The big one drove like a pro-
feSsional race driver.
I'VE never stopped him. The
engine quit running on that old
car"
The boys were taken to police
headquarters and were released
to their parents. No charges
will be filed.
They told officers. I'VE just
didn't want to be stopped"
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tyLibrarian
Gets Pay Raise

PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa,
Jan. rs (P.-Mrs. Mary Knowles,
who was convicted Of contempt
of Congress for refusing to
answer questions about COM
munist Affiliations, has been re-
tanned in her job at q Quaker
library and will be given a salary
raise.
The board of the Quaker
operated william Jeanes Memo
rial Library said yesterday 1t
wanted to "restate our comb
dence" in Mrs. Knowles.
Mrs. Knowles is free on bail
pending an appeal Of l20-day
jail sentence and a $500 fine
given her In Federal District
Court in washington by Judge
Ross Ridley.
The 46-year-old librarian was
found guilty Of SO of So contempt
counts for declining to answer
questions asked her by q Senate
Internal Security subcommittee
in 1866. Mrs. Knowles denied
under oath that she was at
present q Communist but refused
to ansker questions about past
Communist activity.
Her retention by the library
after the original charges of
Communist afiiliation were made
caused a Juror in the Quaker
group which operates the library.
The Fund for the Republic gave
the library a 5000 grant for re-
fusing to discharge her. The
award has not yet been accepted.
The announcement said her
pay will be raised 5000, to $1,000
"a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

Consolidated Edison for a
claimed injustice in compensa-
ton for an injury in 1881, started
his campaign of terror in 1910
He planted more than 80 home
made bombs in public places
here. Twenty-Five exploded, in
juring is persons. He had written
letters to the company airing his
grievance.
After the first accusation at
tributed to police sources, /"
Consolidated Edison President
Hariand C. Forbes said:
"As far as know, they (police)
had complete access to our files
and went through them many
times. OF course, / wasn't in
contact with various phases of
the investigation and / wouldn't
know at this time who would
know"
The police sources" an
nouncement had said that it
wasn't until two weeks ago that
police learned through a conf
dental tip that Consolidated
Edison had records going back
before 1910. The file on Metesky
was found among these old rec
ords.
$4,000 Reward at Stake
AS the dispute between police
officials and Consolidated Edison
continued, the disposition OF
rewards of $4,000 posted fol
information leading to the
ARREST and conviction of the
bomber remained a puzzle.
Commissioner Kennedy has
conceded that an employee OF
Consolidated Edison discovered
the vital file that led to Metesky'.
arrest. The company has said
the file was found by Miss Alice
Kelly, a senior Office assistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25

and q 25-year employee. She
matched the Metesky file with
10 letter from the then unidenti-
fed Mad Bomber" printed in
the New York journal.
Miss Kelly sale yesterday that
the ind was just part Of her job
and that she thought the COM
Ipany-if anyone should move
to collect the money. The COM
|pany's view was: "It's UP to Com
missioner Kennedy"
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Acc Adviser RESIGNS

DR.. Eugene p. Wigner of the
Palmer Physical Laboratory at
Princeton. has resigned as a
member of the General Advisory
Committee to the Atomic Energy
Commission. the White House
announced late yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-25
Postal Service

Mail handling by the United
States postal service amounts
to about 20 pieces Of mail each
year for every world inhabitant.
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Bomber Hunt Hindered
By Utility, Police Charge

NEW YORK Jan. Is H-High police ofhcas say the Com
sodated Edison osucted the search Bomber
by aegedy denying for two the existence Of old
of employees before 1940
officials of the electric and company reply that
Consolidated Edison with the police the best
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"GOING-P
WARDROBER
17.s5

See what doylone versatility our
Fashion 5th Shops modest price
buys. Sheath dress, jacket and
skirt all in matching shontune.
weave cotton and royon. Quick
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once fobric thot's washable and
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Dress cops your shoulder, hos
flotterine wee detail. Jacket hos
pretty petal collar and skirt is
graceful in motion.
Have your Wordrober in blue or
navy; sizes from 1870, l4H.
22h.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop, 5th Floor
:. olso Chevy Chose, Corners
and Alexondrio
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DTcTAPHoNE OPERATOR for newt
publication. $40. accuracy essen.
tial. Reply Swing age and exper
70 Box 2h4.K. Siar
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When anspsrtns advertisements
addressed to Star b01es Do NOT
enclose original references. pho.
togrophs or other materials OF
personal ualie Copies serue the
purpose Originals may Get lost
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SECRETARY

For air conditioned law once. Fast.
neat accurate. not over 35. Salary
80 per week, DI 10000,
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statesmen
's IAclSITn MACHINES a I 4 Z !; OR

VAcIUNM cI SElNES On
Need 5, INDEPENDENTLY. settieo
men to represent Well-establishee
local hrm. No canvaSsing, ali caIls
arranged for you. All the calls you
can handle plus floor time in very
pusy establishment Car needed
20 charge for bond: car allowance
eno guarantee. All INQUIRIES Conf.
GENITAL; local work only. See M
To-Day. Mr.. WALLER, bl56 Ben
nlng I'd. sc, 10. s-54O9 2iS
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SALESMAN. 2I o IS %, for bsy

SALESMAN. 81 to 2S yrs, for beV.
erase distributor; must have car;
permanent position. Call OIL
$4,000 for appointment.
are you an ex-Army
Navy. Marine or Air Force otncer !
II 80, why not put your specialized
BACKGROUND TO work and 40 into
business for YOURSELF We have q
spot for you with the Oldest and
larEest mutual lie insurance COM
pany dedicated to serving Armed
Forces personnel II selected. you
wall have the BENEFIT of complete
training with financial assistance
write suite 514. 1923 ConneetI-
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rHOS. J. OWEN q sol
Auetloneers,
iii z ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
sEEGK Dwelling STsEET n6 sITgATE es'

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING, SITUATE 63E
ACKER STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Libepr No. COST
records Of the District Of coium.
hia; and ct the REQUEST Of the
signed trustees will sell. at public
a asncti91nS,,isn tycnt q the premises
SIXTH DAY or AuousMTs. N h.p
1857. AT Two.FIFTEEN o'cIo ois
PM, the following described land
and premises, situate In the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
as and being Lot Numbered One
Hundred and Ninety (l9Ol In
John H. Richards subdivision OF
lots In Square Numbered Eight
Hundred and Sixty-one (S6I1, as
said subdivision Is recorded In
records s q the ofc. t 81 the g sun IN.
veyor Of the District Of Columbia
TERMS OF SALE. ALL CASH. A
at time Of sale. AdiustTnentS
made as Of date Of sale. All con.
veyancinE, recording, revenue
stamps. etc, at cost OF purchaser
Terms or sale to be complied With
within thirty days from day q
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property Al
the risk and cost Of defaultlne pur-
chaser, after five days advertise
ment es such resale In some news
paper published in Washington,
feited. or without forfeiting de-
post, trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting pur-
chaser.
8. WILSON RARNsHAw
RUDOLPH w. SANTELMAN.
Surviving Trustees.
FRANK :. SCRIVENER, ATTORNEY,
I'LL Z Street NV.
For Party Secured.
aul5.l7.l9,21.24
THOs. J. OWEN 3 son.
Auctioneers.
I'LL z ST NV.
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PERSONAL

DO YOU FORGET those Important
dates2 Try my reminder service.
again. Details, Box Bel. Star
CHILD CARE, good day care in new
home by eAper. mother, licensed.
oxon Hill area, 10. 7-3765.
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nELP-MEM

PORTER. coiorsd. reliable and mus
store Apply f,'' wo 5fII LII uoSs s2l
4Ol 7th ST. s.W
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hELP-MEN
tcONTINuEpl

b0OkkEEPER, ACCOUNTS RE.
CEIVABLE. furn. store, small OF.
nee. Interesting varied detail
202l 18th St: NV. NO. 7-3900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

GLAsSMAN. expef. auto. glass and
crystal: salary open. Reply con-
tldentiaI. Box 461-L. Star.
INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR, age
22-30. needed, in handling insur-
ance investigations in Alexandra
and Arlington Counties; must be
nigh school graduate: salary and
expenses paid; knowledge OF typing
necessary, car essential; national
nrm.. permanent salary position,
Write full Qualifications, Lock box
ll7bA Alexandria, Va. or phone
k1. S-44ll. Ask for employment
manager. 10 a.m.-3 pm.
IRON WORKERS, exper. only.
stairs, rails, light structural: ton
wages, overtime. POTOMAC IRON
WORKS. Call AP. 7-522a o. WA.
1-l023.
JANIToR for desirable downtown
apt. bldg, excel. quarters: must
nave 6th-class license and oil
burner exper., also good refs. Call
Resident Manager, MRS. DONO-
HUE. AID. 2-S720.
yANTToR, coLoRED COUPLE, $40
Mo. plus 3-rm. apt. for o5.unit
Bldg n town; must be experienced
with stoker. heat and maintenance
work CAL MR., CHARLES, EN-
5-l2d0 AFTER pm,
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Kitchen Cabinet Statesmen

Kitchen Cabinet Statesmen
Experienced, cabinet statesmen with
competitive line Of birch. cherry.
knotty -pine, oak. ana walnut cabi.
LUMBER CO.. eSi4 Piney Brsnch
I'd, Silver Spring. JU. 5-4646.
|LINOLEUM AND TILE MECHANICS
AND HELPERS; start immediately,
year-rouno work. company hene-
nts, opportunity for advancement.
70. 4.56l0. WHEATON TILE
MACHINIsT. APPRENTICE-T you
nave the aptitude. Q high school
diploma or equal. completed mill.
tary, service. age 90 70 80 apply
by letter. giving age, education.
past employment record. any ex-
pertence or special Qualifications
you selected this trade, etc JOB
In washington with Well.estab-
lished flrm. BOX 191-L. Star.
Maintenance Carpenter
white; permanent Job; large com.
$40 per wk., paid vacation. KAY.
WOOD GARDENS, 4101 haywood
pl Mt. Rainier. Nd. WA. $500.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER for Ice.
garden-type apt. in D. c.; white,
sober. settled, married: must have
previous exper. In this type posi-
ton; good starting salary, apt.
turn,' must be avail. -immed Write
giving iul particulars to BOX
MAINTENANCE MAN
Bndable. Jack Of all trades; must
j. BRODIE OIL. 10000
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JANITOR

colored. for sarden-type
apts. must be honest, sober
an an. hSra worker, Also good
refs; QUEBEC ARMS. APIS.
Quebec st. and 18th ave,
Langley PIX, Nd.
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statesmen

Opportunity for an alert. ambi.
tlous salesman to sell an essential
pi0ouct 70 consumer. Applicant
Nlb receive extensive training ano
oe given the opportunity 10 carr
IN apove-average income. Whether
fou nave sales experience or not,
Enjoy ideal WORKING eonditions
Enjoy year-round ennploymenf
Establish yourself in 4 reSueetst
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Pressman-Letter Press

Experienced letterpress OPP
erator--black and white and
color. 5-day. 40-hour week.
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AucrIuN SAILS
tcoNIlAueDl
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON,
Auctioneers,
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PREMisEs NuMBER le27 4th
STREET NV.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
qn a. recorded: u Lip ,. NO No. 1920
ords Of the District Of Columbia
end ct the request Of the party
secured thereby, the understand
trustees will sell, at public auction
in front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY, THE THIRD DAY OF SEP.
TENDER AID. 1857, AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following de.
scribed land and premises, situate
in the District Of Columbia, anc
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 81
in Square 1911 In David J. Duni,
gan's subdivision Of lots IN Bloch
100 Petworth Addition to thu
City as.: q y W " hing Is Per plal
q the Records Of the once O
Columbia.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior dees
sost1Hss ' further iPs p aDPicaIs'e y
Of sale: the purchase price a6oy,
said trust TO be paid in cash.
deposit Of $1,000 required. Con,
veyancine, recording, etc. q
purchasers cost. Adinstmenti
made as Of date OF sale. Termi
to be complied with within 81
days. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be adver.
tised and resold at the discretion
HARRY j. KANE. jr..
ROBERT E. HAMMOND,
au1S,21,23,2s,31 Trustees.
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GROUND SUPPORT
MECHANICAL.

Experience In the design ana de.
velopment Of missile ground han.
ding and support equipment
tLaunehers, erectors, vans, trail.
erg, etc.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALuABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1ug kARRAGUT STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. in Liber No.
g sGS r rSS 4s e sfS :, St the
Columbia. and ct the request OF
the party secured thereby, the
PREMISES pH1ni ue' On MoN SioAS Of r IN
NINETEENTH DAY OF AbGUsT'
AID. 1857. AT THREE O'CLOCK
Pm, the foilowing-deScribed land
and premises. situate IN the Dis
trtct u Columbia. and DESIGNATED
IS and being Lot 102 In the sub
division made bv DuniRan. Inc
Addition to the CITY Of wash =
tngton. IS per plat recorded in
the once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia. in Liber SO,
az Folio. 81. subject 70 Covenants
Of record
TERMS: Sold subject TO . prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately S7.s46.sB: fur
Their particulars OF which will be
announced ct time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust
70 De paid IN cash A deposit Of
$500 required ConveSancing. re-
cording. etc. ct purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of date OF
sale. Terms TO be complied with
With thirty days. otherwise de-
'l0sit forfeited and the property
may De ADVERTISED and resold Gt
the discretion OF the trusteea.
THORNTON W OWEN,
ROBERT W. KIDWELL,
au7.10.I3.l5,l7 Trustees.
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Statesman

Exceptional opportunity for per.
sonable young man In our inst.
tutlonal dept We are the laraes,
ant oldest wholesale frozen fooo
distributors In this city. Perm. DO.
sltlcn; 5000 salary TO start; excel
opportunity for advancement; eaI
furnished: usual company dement's
give ess; education ana references
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HELP-MEh
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

One Of the areas largest
breweries has Immediate
opening for qualified sales
representative. Must have
substantial and proven sales
record in Washington. d. c.
Beverage experience pre-
terred but not necessary.
20 to 40 years OF age. At
least q high school graduate
with strong sales interest
and BACKGROUND. Neat. well
eroomed appearance and
ability to meet public. Indi-
vidual selected will play vital
rol. in an aggressive mar
keting proRram.
Good starting salary. COM
pany car, expenses and
many fringe dement's. ouAli-
ned applicants interested In
personal interview. please
send complete resume to Box
172-L, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

Unusual openings for analytical
and operations type studies n
missile and electronic syEtens
Engineers having experience II
the following areas would b
considered.
Combat surveillance problems
army neld operations, arm,
ordnance, communications anC
electrOnic systemS
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utlu.
Get SECURITY plus extra dement's
~ VIRGINIA. PHONE "a. 1919
IN Mp, -. c. PHONE RE. 6-4idf
METROPOLITAN FOOD PLAN
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Exceptional opportunity with Al
company. Exclusive territory. Re.
peni ORDERS 70 serious man nov
esHing on restaurants. Institution.
aug nIge consumers Salary plus
pv n1 .es Write in fun detail
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
iun time. Apply at 1901 Benninp
ne. between 10 am. and
y Pm: white only.
SERVICE STATION shift MANAGER
EEAaDEhs GULF SERVICE. 1895
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
NIllte. AGED 25-40: lubricatioY
exper. and good salesman: saiarj
open: plus comm. and vac, BAR.
hON's SuNOCo SERVICE wis
ave and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
GAY SHIFT. steady work. Able Il
Mssn ana grease cars ESQ STA.
li0lS. : -gn bladensburg I'd. ne
SERvlCEMAN. young radio n
or pinban exper. preferred MAJ
selected Will be trained AT factory
oaiary open. HU. 5000.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC--Tor
MAseS Ior right man exper. n
eleetronic chassis required Mpsl
90 own layout and set IN ma,
SSnineS. Apply IN person. ELEC-
ahONiC SHEET METAL CORP
~ Linden lane, Sill Spg.. Nd
SHIPPER - Electrical vholesal,
mouse; experienced. must knov
CITY and Metropolitan areas. ref
eIences. Apply IN person Man
H TiSk ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co
IJ4 nth s. NV, Mr.. GREEN
SALESMAN. to cover estabIishe,
route. selling cigars. cigarettes
candy. etc: 5-day week: car nee,
essary Box 1881. Star.
SALESMAN. 70 deliver donuts an,
pastry: exper. preferred. 739b Gs
ave. ia. 0-2111.
SHIPPING CLERK for pubIishInS
nousei some mail RIM. exper helm.
Iul. knowledge Of tipping desirahie
Phone Mr.. SMITH, III, 4sa094 n,
can at 4l0 New Jersey ave. Sc
SnuUOE1M MaaAEk or fnIsher. AppiS
MMODEhN SHOE FIXERY. iToE
Columbia I'd. NV.
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THOs. J. OWN q son.
AuetloneerB.
Hi Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE oP VALUABLE
PREMISES NUMBER 7oS FiFfH
STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust re-
corded In Liher No sgS2. at Polio
lS3 oil the land records OF the
District Of Columbia. We shall
sell. IN front Of the premises, on
-ONDAY. The NINETEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST AID 1857 Al TWO
O'CLOCK P NJ. Lot Is in rheo-
doe and Henry c McCauley's sub.
division Of lots IN SQUARE 1928. as
he Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia. IN Liber u. at Folio 81
TERMS nF SALE. ALL CASH De-
post Of 500 required AZ time
Of sale Terms Of sale to be com.
piled with within thirty days from
date OF sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right 70 resell the
property AZ the risk and cost Of
the detaulting purchaser after
resale 10 some newspaper pub
lisheo IN the District OF Colum-
bis or deposit may be forfeited,
or without forfeiting deposit,
trustees may avail themselves OF
any eeal or equitable rights
aes'~-' defaultinR purchaser; fur
ther particulars at time Of sale
Adjustment Of real estate taxes
and water rent 70 date OF sale
Al ecnveyancing. recording and
revenue stamps. ETC.. At cost Of
purchaser.
sAlIUEl scRIvENER Jr..
'UNIOR p. CROWELL.
SufVivtn9 Trustees.
aus,l0.I2,14,I7
TH0s. J. OWEN . son.
Auetioneers,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-17

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