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street. a classmate of Joseph at
Spingarn, Third place went to
Lawrence Wilson, is. of 1900
Potomac avenue Sc, a 10th
grade student at Eastern High
School. Bernadette O'Connell,
Is, of 1902 Branch avenue Sc.
a 10th grade student at the
Academy of Notre Dame, re-
ceived honorable mention.
The three top winners will re-
ceive United States savings
bonds, and their schools will be
given achievement certificates.
The awards will be made in the
name Of DR.. Harry H. Kerr, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

Mrs. v.M.B., 90 yeors
old, found kloaoro
Cyclic Mossoes helped
her 10 feel bstteS, Be
more oe'ive.
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Joint Film Venture

HONG KONG. March 8 (P.-
Red China and France are nego-
tiating to join forces in produc-
ing a film. French film star Ger
ard Philippe. currently touring
Red China. disclosed the plans,
Peiping radio reported. The &C.
tor also said Chinese film week
will be held in France next Oc-
tober at which more than 20
Chinese Communist films will be
shown.
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sional Engineers and Stephen A. Derry
Registered Professional Industrial Fin.
American Society Of Civil Engineers
3 pm. Meeting. Cosmos Club Auditorium
"Sesquicentennial Of The Coast and Geo.
detic Survey" by Rear Admiral Leo o
Colbert use g. GS (Rl and Real
Admiral H Arnold Karo. use. a. O S
Director OF c. & G.S
Wednesday
American Society Heating and All
Conditioning EnRineers--5.4 AS pm. din.
ner, Broadmore Hotel. followed bv meet
ing : pm. Important Phases Of Far
Selection" by Robert JorRensen, assist
ant chief engineer. Buffalo Forge Co
Social hour before dinner. 5:i5 I'm
Society of Plastlcs TngineerS--9 am.
Naval Ordnance Lab. White Oak, Md
Full days program including tour OF
the Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
The Geological Society of Washington
- pm. meeting In the assembly hal
Of the Cosmos Club Speakers include
ID. B. Stewart. T.. NJ Irving, r. n. Neu-
man and A. Il. Palmer
Thursday
American Society of Mechanical En-.
gineers-S pm. meeting PEPCO audi.
forum. A panel discussion Operating
Diesel Engines with Residue Fuels
Moderator W. Kaufman. c. E. Worth
inston Corp Speakers. z. B. Rawlings
Cooper BeSsemer Corp: J. Seagren
White Motor Co. and r. H. Beadle
Morse Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Famed Whodunit Writers
Will Perform at Benefit

Such literary sleuths as Fred
Dannay and Manfred B. Lee
(they collaborate under the bet
ter-known name of "Ellery
Queen". Richard and Frances
Lockridge. George Harmon Coke,
Harold @. Masur and Lawrence
G. Blockman will be on hand.
Miss Pat McGerr, Washing
tons own chronicler Of crime,
will join her out-of-town COL
leagues, and far-away authors
like Raymond Chandler and Erie
Stanley Gardner. who live In
California have promised tc
come If they can.
Also taking part will be a pail
of crime editors, Miss Lee Wright
Of Simon and Schuster and Mrs
Isabel Taylor of Doubleday, anc
Burke wilkinson. Deputy Assist.
ant Secretary of State for Public
Affairs and a writer of adventure
stories.
Mr.. Blochman, president Of
the Overseas Press Club ano
former president of the Mystery
Writers of America. will act as
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THE SUNDAY STAR AIS
Washington, D. C. @
SUNDAY. MARCH 10 IQH7

master Of ceremonies and Mrs.
Frances Wasser, who is arrang-
ing the event for the Institute
for Cancer Research, will intro
Iduce the authors. DR.. Stanley p.
Reimann. the institutes scientific
director. and Mrs. Raoul Berger.
president Of the organizations
women's auxiliary. will speak
Proceeds of the dinner will go
to the Institute for Cancer Re.
search.
Other events during the Writ.
lers' three-day stay in Washing.
ton will include a cocktail party
on March 81 at the American
Newspaper Women's Club and
a luncheon the following day at
the National Press Club. The
Thai Embassy also will entertain
them on March %.
The authors will be dinner
guests of the Town House res
taurant on March 81. and Wood.
ward and Lothrop will entertain
them with a tea on March %.
Tickets for the dinner, which
begins at 7 pm, are available
at. $40 from Mrs. Thornton Leigh
Page Of 710l Western avenue
NV. Emerson 3-5986.
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TODAY IN MEDICINE
Simple, Quick Test
Spots Cystic Fibrosis
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS

nized that a high concentration
of sodium and chloride In the
body sweat probably indicated
cystic flbrosis. Early tests. how
ever. were confined to institu-
tons which could afford TO pro-
vide rooms especially equipped to
produce 90-degree temperatures
with so per cent humidity.
In 1854 doctors developed the
sweat bag" This plastic bag
inclosed the entire body up to
the neck-much as. a space suit
after a small piece Of gauze
was tapped to his back to absorb
the sweat. This somewhat COM
plicated test. however, takes
from 80 to 80 minutes, plus an
other 10 minutes for chemical
analysis.
New Test Developed
Last November DR.. Harry
Schwachman of the, Harvard
Medical School and the Chill
dren's Medical Center in Boston,
published a report in the New
England Journal Of Medicine on
the development of a new
screening test. Doctors at Chill
Idren's picked 1t up Immediately
for a trial.
This test is for the presence
of chloride. 1t "simplifles the
diagnosis of cystic fibrosis from
"a very complicated one to an
instantaneous Office procedure. .
he wrote.
A solution of agar with silver
nitrate and potassium chromate
forms a gelatin-like mass which
may be kept in shallow dishes
or on a cardboard surface. 1t
is easily and swiftly concocted.
The substance is reddish in
color. "A finger or hand imprint.
or in small infants. a toe or
foot impression, is made directly
on the surface of the agar plate. +"
DR.. Shwachman wrote. VERY
gentle pressure is needed.
when little chloride is pres
ent on the skin surface, as after
the hands are washed in water
and dried. the imprint is barely
detected on the surface of the
plate.
Immediate Reaction
But if there is much present.
then an immediate and intense
yellowish discoloration is noted.
THE possibility of recogniz-
ing patients with cystic fibrosis
of he pancreas becomes a sim
pie m, tier" said DR.. Schwach-
man. 1T also provides an oppor-
tunity of screening large num-
hers of children.
Since the sweat bag" test was
introduced in 1854. some Is or
20 cystic fibrosis patients per
year have been turned up at
Children's Hospital alone. There
may be more with the use of the
new test.
Doctors routinely test for cystic
fibrosis now in many cases of
respiratory and other troubles
which seem suspicious.
The Washington Chapter Of
the National Cystic Fibrosis Re-
search Foundation will meet at
2:3n o'clock this afternoon in
the community room Of the
Washington Post and Times
Herald Building. The new test
will be demonstrated on seevral
children and their parents.
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founder Of the local cancer
society.
The contest was open to all
10th. 18th and 18th grade stu
dents in public. private and
parochial schools in the District.
Judges were Herbert Block, car
toonist for the Washington Post
and Times Herald; Miss Marjorie
Booten OF the D. c. Teachers
College faculty; Perry B. Colt.
chief curator of the National
Gallery of Art; DR.. Paul B.
Cornely. medical director Of
Freedman's Hospital. and Peter
Kerr. art instructor at the Maret
School and the son of DR.. Kerr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

An unsolved crime will get a
going-over from the experts here
on March %.
That's the date whodunit
writer's from all over will gather
at the Shoreham Hotel to break
bread with their Washington
fans and raise money for re-
search into the mystery Of can
Ger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

An instant screening test to de-
tect cystic 1ibrosis. a battling
and fatal disease. has been put
into use by physicians at Chill
dfen's Hospital, one Of the lead
ing centers Of research in this
field.
The test Is simple: Just place
the patients hands on gelatin
like solution and watch for a dis
colored imprint. If it appears,
cystic fibroSis is likely.
This disease is a generalized
disorder which affects the exo-
crime glands and is often marked
by unusual sickness of all mu-
Gus secretions of the body and
unusual sweating. Excess sweat
Is what causes the discoloration
of the gelatin-like solution.
Hitherto, diagnosis has beer
more difficult and it is believed
many persons have died of cystic
fibrosis in the past, their deaths
being attributed to respiratory
diseases or other ailments.
1t is generally considered a
disease of childhood because
only through treatment with
modern antibiotics does an &C.
casional victim live into adult
hood with this congenital and
hereditary disease.
Doctors believe many persons
carry receSsive genes causing the
disorder. When each parent pos
sesses this recessive character
istic. the two combine to be posi-
tive.
One in Every 600
Researchers estimate that per-
hapS one child out of every 600
births are born with cystic
fibroSiS.
Gradually, the opening through
which the pancreas secreates d.
gestive engines is often plugged
up. An obstruction of the bron-
chioles may occur. These de-
velopments mean little or no
weight is gained because the
patient, often with a ravenous
appetite, does not digest and
absorb the food. The child wilt
develop rapid, shallow breath
ing and respiratory diseases are
likely to develop.
Before World War II cystic
fiDrosis was not often diagnosed
correctly.
As late as 1948 it was recog-
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Tomorrow
American Society for Metals - q 40
pm. dinner Broadmoor Restaurant 1901
Connecticut avenue NV, followed by
meeting 3 p,m,-"Precipitation Harden
ing Stainless Steer by NJ. Z. Carruthers,
Armco Steel Corp. Research Labs
The Institute Of Radio Engineers-6:30
y m. dinner. New O'Donnell's Restaurant.
1221 E street NV; 8 pm meeting,
PEPCO Auditorium; The Central Prob
lem OF Information Theory and It's Prac-
teal implications" by DR.. Robert Fano,
Professor OF Electrical Communication
Tuesday
American Institute Of Electrical En-
gineers--Students night. 7:I5 pm din
ner Catholic University, Seventh and
Hall; S:l5 pm. Meeting,. Chemistry
tiers" by DR.. Grace M. Hopper Rem
ington-Rand and Monroe NJ Dickinson.
I.BM
American Institute Of Industrial En-
gineers--S pm. Meeting, Perpetual Build
ing & Loan Auditorium. Eleventh and E
streets NV; Panel Discussion--"Why
1t Is Important For Engineers to Qualify
as Registered Professional Engineers".
moderator. oscar H. Beasley, Pc, Presi-
dent. ID. c. Chapter Professional En-
gineers. Panel Speakers: Paul H Rob-
5 pm. meeting in the assembly hall
Ington. D. G.. John J. Rockefeller.
Deputy for Maintenance once OF the
Special Assistant of installations. U. S.
Air Force; M. X. Wilberding, Chairman,
Board for the Registration of Profess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
SCIENCE
CALENDAR

Science and technical society
meetings hare been announced
TOR this Deek By the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
OF the District OF Columbia
Council of Engineering and
Architectural Societies and
The Washington Academy of
Sciences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10
Spingorn Student Wins
Cancer Poster Contest

18th grade Spingarn High School student is the
Of poster sponsored by
American Cancer Society
He is 7-year-od Joseph Wood of l112 Feth Me-
poster develops
four persons
Runner-up Person. r 49, Capitol
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SUMNER DRESSES
SPECIALLY PRICED
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regularly 900 and more

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dresses purchased at this low low price. In
this wonderful collection you will find woven
drip-dry cottons, Benbere sheer prints, royon
and silk blends, EvereIoze lawn prints, tissue
gnehon, leno royon and cotton prints
all in the Ioveest summer postels and dorks.
Sizes 10 TO 20, l4h to 24h.
We show four styles from the selection
A. Drip-dY tie print jacket dress in navy,
eroy or brown cotton l2-20, l4H-22N. 800
B. Afternoon dress Of fine combed cotton
broodeloth with dyed match lace. Pepper
mint pink or blue. 1918. 600
c. Derby drip-dy cotton chonbroy in brown,
eroy blue. l2-2o, l4h-22h. 600
D. Cool eno royon sun dress and jacket. Blue,
navy, lilac, black; Sizes 2 to 20. 600
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dress Shop, 5th Floor
-. Selections OF Chevy Chose Corners and Alexandra
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TO THE BRIDE

TO THE BRIDE
her attendants and her mother,
an invitation to our
Bridal Fashion Showing
Wednesday, July 10, 7:5o pm.
Ask for your free ticket
in advance at our
Wedding Service, 5th Floor.
Washington store
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
fCONTlAalIEDl

OFFICE of the District Director Of
Internal Revenue. Baltimore. Mary
land.-The following described
personal properly, seized from
CLYDE and NELLIE r. .SLADE.
S54 5lst Street NE, Washington.
contained in Section 1881. Inter-
nal Revenue Code of 1854. for
nonpayment Of DELINQUENT internal
revenue taxes. will be sold In ac-
eordance with the provisions of
Section. $685.. Internal Revenue
Code Of 1854: and the regulations
auction on the 9th day Of June.
1887. at Il AM. at Call Carl,
0iiyet Road E., Washington. D. c.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
is47 Dodgs 45poor. Serial No;
" SsM ora assSV ~ :c5s property viii
item. Only the right. title. and in
terest Of CLYDE and NELLIE r.
SLADE will be offered for sale.
The terms Of payment will be pay
ment in full upon acceptance Of
TIE hishsst pa Nv: without 10y resard ., to
A PUBLIC HEARING having been
n sc the matter ns of ciCsins certain
alley areas In D c.. as hereinafter
described. and, as said Commits.
sioners are Of the opinion that
the alleys referred TO should be
closed NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
thai under pSSs date Of June ne u gS
sssnt to tie "S DIosisions Of I Pub O Act
307. appr'd Dec 10. 1892, the
alley areas as shown In green
color on plats filed Il the Once Of
the Surveyor. D G., ane numbsredd
as sSa Maps si7s si5 s;.h sl7S d FIG
and after JULY IS 1857: the title
to the land comprised in said areas
so closed to revert to the AUDITING
property owners as shown on SAID
maps; the laid closinRs TO take
effect jointly CT separately srSI ey sub
fective date s'oressid. according to
Items |. Q, 8, and 5. described
as follows ~ Closing Of part OF
public alley in .sa 1908 i2l Clos
ing Of public alley IN So 449: 80
Closing Of public sIlev IN So; 7Q3;
go l5I ciosins Of Eublic aiiev in
terested must file in writing. with
the Commissioners, D C, obiec-
as 70 any item providing for the
ssi SdaS LISTED llssed a above within The
1857 otherwise said ciosiHss' shall
become effective On and after that
date. In accoi dance with the pro-
visions OF Pub. Act 3Q7. appr'd
P PfS. B 8 lg K2asEEckE. + M1 & EENt.
e. oI9%7 ;HsiiS so.sIP aaS:a4as.ao.a7as.
20-jy1o
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PROPOSALS

GOVT or DIST. OF COL, DEPT.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be Sy reed.
~ RIM. 404. 4nD Pa. Ave. NV,
wash, l, ID c.. until 2 PM,
July. II. 1857. EDIT and then
publicly opened and read for paw
ing the roadways OF Kenilworth
Ave. from ouarles st.. 10 a point
approx. 40 north OF the ID c.
line into Md. includ. service road
ways and lntersect. streets, Fed
Aid Project, d. C.-Md. No VI
300 t2l consist OF approx. TO-
roadway pavement eiTh, fsI inches
In depth and 5 900 SO yds REIN
forced Gem. conc. roadway pavement
nine tDl inches In depth. Minimum
wage rates for this project have
been predetermined as required by
law and are set forth In the bid
proposal. Proposal forms. 1lans and
specns. obtainablc from Super
visor, Constr and Bond Sec, Pro-
eurement once, d. c., RIM 400.
4O0 Pa. Ave NV. tTel. Ma. s..
5000, Ext 2J7Sl.
ieoh On 81 o8 0Q-iy1
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Dixie B. Guynn,
Broker, Dies

Dixie B. Guynn. IS. a real
estate broker with Marshall j.
Waple Co. for 20 years, died yes
terday at his home at 4219
Thirty-ninth street NV. after
a long illness.
Mr.. Guynn was born April Is.
1892 at Hillsville. Va. the son of
John C. and Valera Guynn. and
attended Washington and Lee
University. He married the
former Matte Dellinger at Balti-
more on February IL, 1920.
He served in the Army from
1909 to 1919, having enlisted at
the age Of II. and served as a
captain with the general head
quarters of the First Division.
He was a member Of st. James
Lutheran Church, the Fl. Stevens
Post Of the American Legion,
the Hillsville Masonic Lodge and
the Almas Temple of Shriners.
He was a 32nd-degree Mason.
He was also member of the
Baltic Society of Army person
mel who crossed to France aboard
the transport Baltic with Gen.
John Pershing.
He leaves his wife, a brother,
James C. Guynn of gainesville,
Ohio. and two sisters. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Bowman of Pulaski, Va.
and Mrs. Ida Horton of Hills
vile, Va.
Funeral services will be held
at Gas am. Friday in Gawler's
Chapel, with the Rev. David
Wecht of the st. James Lutheran
Church ofiiciating. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel after /
pm. today. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

TO: jim AND FLORENCE JOHN.
son, II liying--if dead. heirs Of.
address unknown You are hereby
notified OF the existence 81 an un-
lawful condition on Lot $50, Square
SOL known as premises, 462 l.
street s.w., consisting OF unclean
HousinT Rsgulationsi Unbarricaded
y Iss No oadi sSld ssss ca ss Ghs x,
District Of coiumbisI You are d.
rected TO cause the said unlawful
condition to be corrected on or
before July 70, 1857 Upon your
condition will be corrected BY the
y c.. Government. and the cost
thereof Including the cost Of this
advertisement will be assessed as
MeIAuoHiiN. b b KARRicK.
ie24,25,26
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for by anyone
other than myself CLARENCE r.
LESKANICH, 5425 Galena pl..
Wash. l6. D. C. 20
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted for by any
one other than myself. JAMES
TOOGOOD. 1882 v st. NV. 2S'
NOTICE OF LOST CERTIFICATE-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
Certificate Number lOSlS for 100
shares Of the capital stock Of the
Union Trust Company Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. REGISTERED in the
name Of DANIEL B. DEVORE. was
lost or MISPLACED BY said REGISTERED
owner. who died on March 10,
1856. This notice Is given pur-
suaut to the bylaws Of said trust
company. Estate Of DANIEL B.
DEVORE. Deceased. By. L. W HOL-
BROOK and UNION TRUST COM
PANY OF THE, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. By J WESLEY CLAM
PITT. Jr.. Vice President and Trust
OfIcPF Executors
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PERSONAL

EMBASSY REST HOME. District H.
cense 24-hr nursing care. tray
c es5''f :.433ssaa patients; special diets
wIMEOGRAPHING 800 Comics.
10. incl typing stencil EXCH.
sEHV' 1882 K st. NV. ST. 80 IS.
Form 81. o 8. Job applications
e coanseinr aR FxcH tyDs sFpvERcE
isss K st. nv. ST seeIss IS 81
HAND-PAINTED OIL PORTRAITS
from photographs: guaranteed IKE.
ness. minimum size, 1890; also
8 pm DI. 1885. Ext SEQ.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
ADAMS PRTG CO. SOS nth 81
NV ol' 7-l4a4; ewes. IA. 5;sSss45.
LEARN TO SWIM children ana
Ter Pool. 2040 Columbia pike, Ar
ia. 7-aJ4i N 'NnAII'
PERM WAVE. So 95; shampoo wave.
&c n2c cut; 50c WASHINGTON D c.
BEAUTY ACADEMY. 1905 H ST. n ".
JEWISH LADY, as. desires to be
paving guest in Jewish or Adven-
fist private home. Minimum care
NEED not be Kosher. JU. a-7s52,
HE 4-7533.
WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY persons
by day. week. or month while you
are on vacation. Refs LA. 6-9556.
DESIRE MATURE woman as COM
panion for elderly woman. To live
in. Salary. Re. 3-7626.
SINGER SEWING machine and all
other makes, cleaned repafred ar
electrified. UN. 4-a38l.
cHILDREN's CAMP IN MAINE, BOYS
and girls: moderate rates. group
going July from Chevy Chase
School. OIL. 2-aS13.
FREE TUITION for a child camp
IN MAINE or private school in
Chevy Chase in exchange for par
ents transporting children TO school
In Chevy Chase. OIL. 2-9S73
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THOs. J. OWEN q SON. Auetioneers,
iii E 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRlCk DWELLING KNOWN AS
PKEMISES 3236 THIRTEENTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust recorded
IN Liber No. 991l. at Folio 2S5
Of Columbia. we shall sell in front
Of the PREMISES. on MONDAY. THE
AT Two-FIFTY O'Clock PM
Lot 80 in Harry wardman's sub
diyiston in Block 81. Columbia
t Hsis nr,c. as =, per Pc. g plat recorded IN
District Of Columbia. in ~ Li snr
County 10. at Folio 1875: being
more particularly described bv
metes and bounds IN said deed OF
trust: said Block ~ now known for
purposes Of assessment and taxa
r 1lRn S OF SSus ssr is43 ar,. CASH
deposit OF $500 required al time
OF sale. Terms OF sale TO be com
piled with within thirty days from
date Of sale. otherwise the t-nstesS
reserve the. right 70 resell me
properv At tbs. risk and cost ~ the
dsianting purchaser. after ave. days
advertisement Of such resale in
sone newsoane- nrhHshed IN tire
District n Columbia or deposit
NAV be forfeited or without fer
teifinv deposit trustees NAV avail
themselves Of anv 'egal CT equitable
rtghts aeainst refaultin- nuYchaser:
frrthr- particulars at time Of sale
Adjustment OF real estate taxes ard
water rent to date Of sale All
conveyancing. RECORDING and rsvs-
nue. stamps. etc. ct cost Of pur-
chaser
SAMUEL SCRrvgw~1. Jr
JUNIOR p CROWEF.
'e"H "S-tyl 3.6 Trustees.
TUOs OwrN a S0N, ...-.,--
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THos. ]. OWEN q SON, Auetioneers.
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY ROW BRICK DWELL
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NN UnTlE5kH,v33I 9 COLUMBIA ROAD
duly recorded. in Libsr No esss.
Folio 34l ct SEQ. Of the land rec
ords OF the District OF Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the Underlined
trustees will sell. at public auction,
in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF JULY,
ooceiocikso "p AT IN ic;INolSII.Y
described land and premises' situ-
ate. in the District OF Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot
136 In Winfield Prestons subdivi-
sion OF lots In Square 305l, as per
plat recorded in the once Of the
surveyor for the District Of Column
bia, In Liber so at Folio 9s:
subject sInns :, to Coy covenants and restrie-
r i5RDs q s ses9rd sub,,c, 70 nr,or
for approximately S5,iB5 90: iuT-
ther particulars of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid In cash. A deposit OF $500
required. Conveyancing. recording.
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as OF date Of sale.
Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
teited and the property may he
advertised and resold at the dis
erection Of the trustees
HARRY SHFNK,
"A, LOUIS A, RUBENsTEIN.
Je2B, 2S-ty SO Trustees.
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AUTOMECHANIC

experienced. chance 70 learn Diesel.
opportunities for advancement 10
supervisory positions. pension and
insurance plan holiday pay paid
vacation and sick leave: apply Mon
tnroueh sat. $3.50 ON. or By
appointment
GREYHOUND GARAGE
l345 New York Ave. NE.