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AUCTION sALEs
ADAM A. ,WEscHLER : SON.
AuofioneeFs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I6EEE IL S no lam -B Iss1s
Der ITO EAST CAPITOL
STREET; ALSO oUEsTHoUsE
FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT
CONTAINED THEREIN.
By virtue OF an order passed No
vember 4, 1857 las amended), in
the United states District Court
t for, the l District Of Columbia. se:
SndersisneS 4n trustees VIII oier f or
sale By public auction. in front
THE SIXTEENTH DAY. or DE-
O'CLOCK PM. the foIlowi,s.
described land and premises. sit
uate in the District Of Columbia,
70 Wit: Lot 10, 70 SQUARE 9Se,
on, also certain guesthouse fur
niture. furnishings and equipment
contained therein.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. A cash
deposit Of $500 required of pur-
chaser at time Of sale. All convey
ancing. recording, revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of pur-
piled with thirty days from day
reserve the risht to resell the he
property at the risk and cost Of
the defaulting purchaser. after
hve days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper pub
lished IN the city Of Washing
j. RICHARD EARLE.
WILFRED E. LAWSON.
no16.23.30-de7 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son.
AuctiOneefs,
1l11 CT n M
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AueTioN sALEs
THos. .. OWEN ; SON.
tf11 q eT NV.

TF Two sToRY 1h s2sdrpE ei:SHHaEp
BRiCK DWELLINd KNOWN as
PREMISES NUMBEH 1881 BASS
PLACE SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
dated a,, July laz iaSs: ann i Fseoreeas
records records Of the District o. ceiun-
bia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the under
SIGNED trustees viii sell ct public
snction , Y drort q re pEsmlsss.
SEVENTH HvENTH DAY BAY or NodvIEMSaER,
AID. 1857 AT. TWO O'CLOCK
pm the following -descrioed land
and premises. situate IN. the Dis.
trict Of Columbia and DESIGNATED
ss and bsine Lot Up In square
the Suburban Heiehts Develop
TERMS H soid subject to 1 prior
tbuildins association) deed Of
trust for approximately So 800:
srthsr UssslcgaTs q yh ss;. M ~
purchase price above said trust
$500 required Conveyancing. re-
cordiug etc.. at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as Of date of
S sais Terms fp,rt, e Dc cCsRp e v fa
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold 1t
the discretion Of the trustees.
ALLAN LANG.
SAM WASsERMAN
, nol6.l9.2l.23.2 Trustees.
THos. = OWEN . SON.
iii 3 ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING SITuATk
sTREET NORTHEAST,
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
Folio 4ss ct seq. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees win sen ct public auction.
T II 1ssnt q r AZ P PnrTH Day "
T TRR nEcrMsSF o, G sss7 PIT Ar
the following- described land and
premises. situate in. the District
OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED as
end heine Lot Numbered one Hun
p ieS enc and s, others. Subdivision
Of SQUARE Numbered Ten Hundred
and Fifty-one n05D as per plat
recorded In the once Of the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia.
in Liber n, at Polio. 1871.
building association, deed Of
trust for approximately IS, 262 "a;
further particulars of which will
be announced at time of sale:
the purchase price above. said
t."s. e be paid IN cash. 4 deposit
recording. etc. at purchasers. cost:
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale Terms TO be COMPLIED with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and fesoid At
WORTH ARNOLD.
THOMAS r HARRISON.
no23.s5, 2a-de24 Trustees.
ADAM A. wESCHLER 4 SON
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
MMuUMnE5!ER 3ll4 NEWTON STREET
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF
trust duly recorded, In Liber No.
hSsS7 recalls. rSC s y , e SEA- :,, q t6s
Columbia, and at the request Of
the. party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction. in front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY. THE
1857; AT ONE O'CLOCK Pm,
the following-described land and
premises. situate in, the District
Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED ~
IN the subdivision made hy Rich
ard p .o'Neill. as per plat re-
corded In the Once Of the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Column
hia, in Liber az. at Folio 3.
TERMS Sold subject to a prior
tbuilding association deed OF
trust for approximately S5.S71. T3i
purchase price above said trust
to be paid In. cash. A deposit Of
$500 required. Conveyancing, re-
cording. etc. at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as OF date OF
sale. Terms tofhe complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
oosit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at
the discretion OF the trustees.
JEROME MALIN.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
no23, rs, 29-de2.4 Trustees.
THOS. ]. OWEN q SON,
Aucti0ueefs,
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THOS. J. OWEN q son.
Auetioneers,
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DWELL
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES NUM-
Der 1851 ALABAMA AVENUE
BY virtue Of deed Of trust re-
corded in Liber No. s904, ct Folio
b IsS Ct Of tA cOS anS 1ss Ts shall .s
in front Of the premises; on
SEVENTH DAY or NOVEMBER,
AID 1857. AT Two-THIETY
Williamson's subdivision Of chi.
s:t oy. s per She sssph 5:fSroe Folio
81. Of the records Of the once
Of the Surveyor Of the District
OF Columbia: being more particu.
larry described by metes and
bounds in said deed Of trust: said
property now known for purposes
Of assessment and taxation as
TERMS OF SALE. ALL Cash De-
posit of $500 required at time OF
sale Terms Of sale to be- complied
with within thirty days from date
Of sale otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purenaseI. aver ~
In some newspaper oublished IN
the District Of Columbia. or de-
post may be forfeited. or with
out forfeiting deposit, trustees
may avail themselves q any. legal
or equitable rights against de-
iaultinE purchaser; further pa,-
mente of real estate taxes and
water rent to date of sale All
conveyancing. recording and rev.
enue stamps. ETC. at cost 81 Dur
JUNIOR r. cRowELL.
SAMUEL eCRIVENER. Jr..
Surviving Trustees.
noid.1e.2I. 1929 .-
ADAM A. wEsCHLEh . SON.
Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE-STORY BRICK pWELL-
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES
STREET NoRTHwEsT, WASH
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RALPH D, COIN
Trustees Sale

no14,16.1S,20,23. Trustees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER a son,
AuctiOneers- APPRAISERS,
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HELP MEN

AccoUNrANTs-B ooKKFEPERs
We Specialize in These. Positions.
ATLAS AGCY.. 1870 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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AUcTI0n SALES 4


TRUSTEES SALE OF REsTAu-
RANT AND bAR MIXTURES AND
Ec clr coNTisk TtrT N wa PRHEn shas
NO: 1909 NICHOLS AVENUE
BY virtue d 4 chattsl deed Of trust
Aled April "a. 1880, emong the
records Of the District Of columhie
as instrument 70 s.42S. and st
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
win sell. BY public auction, at the
aboye-mentioneo premises. on
TUESDAY, THE TWENTX-SIxTH
DAY OF NQvEM9KR. 1851. AT
TEN O'CLOCK AN. 80 tables.
reaeh-in ana counter refriserstors.
compressors, fans, bar. beer dis
kitchen equipment, etc, more par
ticularly described in said trust.
TERMS: CASH.
TIMOTHY DUNw9RTH.
JOHN W. woLFoANo.
Attorney for Party Secured.
134S Good HOPE Road Sc,
ADAM A. WBsCHLER . SON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TRUSTEES SALE OF REsTAu-
N hfMh 6sh AM AND ESud fPMHE Sn
STOCK IN TRADE, ETC. CON-
TANNED IN PREMIsEs NUN.
BIER 25O6 FOURTEENTH STREET
NQRTHWEsT; Also ALCOHOLIC
AND LEAeE-HOLD INTEREST.
BY virtue OF q ,chattel deed Of
trust recorded In Liber 1865,
snd Eo 4seord s g q ' e. f ps.F e 'ss
Columbia. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby. the ur.
PUBsiIics AUCTION. AZ the sboye-
THE TWEkETY-TiFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1887, At ELEVEN
THIRTY O'CLOCK AM, booths,
tables. chairs. stools: bar, bot
friserS SHs seton R's ar conditioner.
television, dish and glass washers,
ranges. slicer. deep fryer. steam
table, freezer chest, cash register.
electric beer cooler. china, glass
utensils, stock in trade. etc.: also
alcoholic beverage license. trade
name, good will and lease-hold in
terest, particulars Of which VIII be
T 1nanSsnce Cash & time OF sale
JOHN souNIK,
GEORGE SIMMONS.
PETER @. cHAcoNAs, ATTORNEY for
Party Secured, wyatt Building.
no1S,20,23
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON.
AucttOneeFS,
iii z ST. NV.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-30
Injunction Halls
'Skegee Boycott

TUsKrGEE. Ala-The nrst
jurisdicial round In the boycott
Of white merchants at riskesee
went 70 the merchants here
Thursday when Circuit Judge
win o. walton Of Lafayette grant
I'd temporary injunction against
the ruskesee civii association. 10
officers. followers and all other
persons In active concert OF par
ticipetions In the boycott
The injunction was granted 1t
the request Of Alabama Atty. Gen.
John Patterson. who said his In
vestifation into the economic
squeeze On white merchants In
dicated Il b IN effort by the
Tea 10 destroy the economy Of IN
entire city
Negroes IN r1skeeee and the
surrounding area have been boy
cottins white merchants In pro-
test Of . law which changed city
limits 10 leave 40 out Of go Ne
gro voters outside Of the city.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-30

HOT apRM0S-1hs attractive
and comfortable homo Of Mr.. md
Mira I. n. Bottoma iis Gaines
street. was the scene Last Sunday
afternoon Of q sals celebratien
- ~ols and new acQuaintances"
were renewed and made. The
Bottonses were hosts 70 several
vacationists and friends from Lit
Tie Rock. Texarksna. and Of
course Hot SprinsA A dslecta-
BILE menu was served buffet style.
along with favorits beverages 10
hishlight III afternoon
Little Rock guesh wers: Arh
L. v. Scott Ma Robert r. Jooea
Mr.. and Ma oeus Jousa From
Tsxartsna we've Mr. and Ma \
J. Snare. Ma rsari eublstt md
Ma q. c. Maehsy tnss cordsliA
xllisO. Lseal gssses we've NJ. sni
Ma Louis (nDesksD Weesoa. nj
thsir daaGhtss. lrSnA Tsznxkann
gussas vis11s6 0s ~ city ~
. vssk-snd e 0sAinG. 1gssdnss
Scoea nd ncbors Jeuas I'D VEGA
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Eastern Stars
March Forward

LII 0E0&48 ass $
The 72nd Annual Session Of the
Royal Grand chapter. Order Of
Eastern Star. held IN the Masonic
Temple. Pine Bluff. August u. II
and IS. Is nov history.
Under the experienced and pa
tienl leadership of grand worthy
matron. Hiss Annie 3. Gillian.
Little Rock; Grand worthy pa
iron. Rev. Norman MeGill: Fort
Smith ana Mrs. D. Z. Cook. Lat
tie Rock. grand juvenile natron
the grand ehapser ahows that
there has been eonsidsrsbls in
crease.
The grand worthy mstren gave
her annual message with mixed
emotions Of grstituds and sadness
Gratitude for the peace and pro-
Eress that have prevailed through
out the state. sadness for the los
Of cur beloved grand secretary.
Mrs. Porter.
The 9 district meetings were
very constructive. under the lead
ership Of the . district presidents.
Mrs s. Robinson. Mariana. Mrs
Annie Smith Hot Springs. Mrs
Hirtha Jone4 Mrs. Florence VIII
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Judge Orders Miami to Discontinue Segregation on City Buse

and Az him 70 stag he effees
of the ruling pending tie ezys
appeal.
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Deamlnps
Petitioners:
Mixes Classes

NASHVILLE. Tuna ped
- MA ovsr 500 Signatures
g 49, M Negro parents -
6nn1lns thss Meanwhile eonsisse
annsa ssiEsUntisa. w. ignored
- - eity sehssl board. = u
- aAsa1 1his wssk end rsg1e
- n sstimatsd 10 Negro
- an1oss - seazt elansss Win
49, nszt w..
49, have beea alerted but o.
l1lH0s nnticipa1s - trsuhIa.
49, . 1B1sr1l eguzt-eupfoved
-. - firA sFsds = being D.
0un1uAed this fAIl md TIE city
uIksnl Board 4 70 submit By d.
uGInw a r1nns ~ htsgrstins
- sGAar Godeas
- bnchbone a 6e plan b .
IDpG1 trana1r pslicy ~ send0s
q - rncoa
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1957-08-30

~ - y C0Eu0
~ "a annual ssasiou of he
InoerioL Council. A = A o. n
- 8 was held h Phiiadelphia
Aau.4 ls14 Boeker 7. Alexsn-
- dlIivsrsd his annual address
us.day. IN which h stated that
mre than 4looe new members
- bpn added. and nors thsn
9 Ee( Is had passed during n
-. rsksl eash asHs amount
. nose than eleoooQ Including
q. n ed cancef fundA H
snsnnunendsd thes mors orena-
- - ahrtna lluhs - ersnniz-
Z = unhann Ne growth Of
01ons1nn fhat. dipensation -
- dbe1tkei ana that tis0 b
prtts ~ slIocated TO t<mpln
onClng - 1iGhsa unnbag = -
ullbws - -.
- rorch Eietk parade snd
- cmn1knn 4 Nsvicss also took
- q tEsn1ay. Hon George y.
LADfar. oDver0pr e ~ Common
v1nl1A q fapssylvania. officially
vsasnel ~ felseetes 70 TIE
esvsuttpaeHA .xtetsd that n
Nnvsyisvhsl1 migration = be
4 pruoficeSi + -. talked sbout-
* &x~-6--. ~~~k~mAsx a
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a Hldh-ar>1s Christian College which ssrss eu %
ounastions and Faitha located n Q Sfewsne Mssrs-
ea,esn csntsr With unusml cultural a6vortaees ano
sessrne part-tlms employment opportunities tor se-
asmNs. Il sajsys Ne highest ssossdatation ~ ~
slsaal lsvsl.
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With The Churches

End nAPllgr-nsv. A. rolndsz-
ter. passor-1hs yeung Adult
Doos1sr club had ~ first meet
ins August -. st which tim
they presented q nsceemeul sntsr-'
tainment Ned Denie1s Vim b
H. nGxt hoge
m Cub Scouts wi11 have thslr
next meeting russday ni1a. An
parents and frisnds are asked 70
b prennl
Five new members have beea
added 70 the church Ma Ora
Mccray and -Rsv. JeaGs wsre =
bic TO attend services Last Sun
day. You are always wslcome -
share h our ssrvieeA .
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FMdyce

roRDYCE-st John Axt
church. Rev. r. L Lilly. minister.
win hold IL fourth and last guar
terly conference Sunday. Or. W.
II. Hunter win deliver The ~.
mon. The following churches WIN
participate In the fellowship ser
vices At 3 p. m st. John. and
Ward Chapel Of Pine Bluff: Ma
cedonia. Bearden: Greater 81
Mark. Thornton. ST. James. KING
land: Bethel. Bluff Springs. and
ST. James al Of Risen. DR.. A. O
Wilson win Be The qpsakse. Ma
Marie Bridges h out Of The hos-
pital. and b improving. .
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Roy wilkins. NAAcP executive
secretary. commended the Miami.
Fla. HAACP branch this week
for its continuing campaign 70
end Segregation on city buses
Having secured a decision b. ;
federal Judge on Aug 9 that Ma
Mis- bus segregation laws are W.
constitutional the NAAcP unit
new i encouraging Negroes b
follow the court order.
wilkins message 10 the Miami
branch was In the form Of q tele-
gram sent on Aug. Il 70 the Rev.
Theodore Gibson. branch presi-
dent and rector Of Christ Episco-
pal church In Miami
Federal Judge Emett c. cheate
ordered an end TO segregated seat-
Ing on Miami buses BY Sept l.
He specifically ordered the Miami
transit company and Miami city
officials 70 stop enforcing any
laws state Or IocSl which ~
quire segregation It the whits
and eolored races on the motor
buses or ether similar types Of
vehicular transportation" In the
city.
The ease was brought By q. Z
Graves. NAAcP attorney. on be-
half Of four Negro women.
Miami city attorney. George 8.
okell has nid that he Vim ask
the fifth circuit court Of appeals
10 reverse Judge choate's ruling.
tened here . week - guests of
Mckenzie Court and the Bottoms
family. Or. Timothy Bottoms. .
chiropodist. Of Hot Sprinel also
participated n entertaining he
VXlt0fA
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sailing fer time.'
okell said last week that ne
would GO before Judge choste
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The NAAcP attorney also ex-
pressed thu opinion that the city
; -iust jumping hurdles and
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Responding to this. Graves de-
elared that okell's appeal Is
Is good IS in the graveyard now
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1acQ PHILANDER SMITH 1Q57
1000 COLLEGE '91'


-VWHAr HAPPENS TO AMERICAN spUcATioN
WILL EVENTUALLY HAPPEN 10 AMeNIsN
fcovoei, on Financial Aid 10 edueation)
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400 fiSst-queIity cotton. nyIon end
Doeron bIouses. stripes and prints
IN dressy and Tailored styles. Sizes
81 10 80.
400 temous-bSend cotton blouses In
white or stripes. Sizes 81 10 SO.
Regularly 800. Now ---------z.99
Down Stolrs Store, BIouses
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Webb said. because Virginia S
tax segregation act of 1926 per-
mits localities to impose only
certain taxes while reserving for
State taxation major revenue
sources. This tax act is giving
Virginia localities q bad case
of financial strangulation," Mr..
Webb said.
Although Fairfax has a popu-
lation of 10000 persons, he
said. only $1,000 persons are
credited to county when the
State distributes funds to locali-
ties. This distribution is based
on the 1850 Federal census, he
said.
Has Six Proposals
Mr.. Webb said the change he
proposes are:
/. Allow localities to retain the
proceeds Of deeds. wills, suits and
contracts which last year totaled
$2,846, 900 throughout the State.
2. Allow marriage license fees
to be kept in the localities where
they are collected.
8. Allow localities to retain ex-
cess fees. (This amounted to
$36.632 in Fairfax last year,
4 Remit at least one third of
all individual and fiduciary in
come tax payments received in
the State treasury back to the
localities where they were pro-
duced. (This would give Fairfax
about $l.l million and would cost
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cotton pereale dresses
regularly 500 200
IS printed end checked cotton per.
esIe dresses In sizes " 10 20.
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses
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the State about SIS million.)
S. Provide that highway funds
be allocated to localities on the
basis of numbers Of motor We
hicles registered in each locality
rather than on the preceding
census formula. (This would not
reduce State revenues but would
change the pattern Of distribu-
tion.)
6. Distribute Alcoholic Bever-
age Control store profits on the
basis of individual income taxes
produced in localities instead of
on the preceding census basis.
(This would not reduce State
revenues but. again, would
change the pattern of distribu-
ton and more than double the
$275.609 which Fairfax received
from this source last year,
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ers Union, are asking for a IT.
cent raise. Their present aver
age hourly wage is SALT, COM
Ipany spokesman said.
The other union. comprising
about 500 clerical workers, re-
portedly wants rs cents an hour
over the current average hourly
pay Of $2.15.
Both unions also are seeking a
number of fringe benefits.
The meeting tomorrow, called
by Gilbert McCutcheon of the
Federal Mediation and Concilia-
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Webb's suggestions and asked
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Cos Company
to Meet
Mediator

A Federal mediator has called
a meeting with union leaders
tomorrow in an eleventh-hour
attempt to avert a strike of 1900
Washington Gas Light employees.
Members Of two unions have
authorized their negotiators to
call a strike If contract demands
are not met by the company.
The present contracts expire at
midnight Saturday.
The approximately 1900 mem
bers of Local SO, Chemical Work.
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vkic DOaru TO Jake the leao IN
broadening the tax base.
Mr.. Webb told the board that
tax sources producing $18 mil
lion annually for the State
treasury should be turned over
to Virginia localities to help ease
the burden of local debt.
He said that while the State
enjoys "debt-free status" vir-
ginia localities are carrying the
crushing burden of over $406
million of bonded Indebtedness. "
Mr.. Webb urged that Fairfax
County lead a crusade of other
local Jurisdictions in an effort
to drastically revise antique"
tax policies of the Old Do
uainion."
The $18 million represents tax
funds collected in localities and.
under present State Law, sent
to the State treasury for spend
ing. OF this total. 50 million is
raised in Fairfax County alone.
and would be retained for local
spending under Mr.. Webb's plan.
Hits 'Strangulation"
He predicted the State will
soon adopt a sales tax which
win produce about $50 million
for each ! per cent of tax. Reve-
iiues from this source will more
than Offset the $18 million loss
to the State treasury resulting
from his proposals. Mr.. Webb
said.
The changes are needed. Mr..
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Ition Service. involves only the
chemical workers.
Charles D. Magruder. principal
Inegotiator for the company, said
he does not know to what extent
service might be curtailed.
He said employees have never
struck, although contract nego-
tiations have been pending at a
late hour in other years.
The 400 or 500 supervisory and
nonunion employees would try to
carry on company business "as
well as we could" If the others
strike, he added.
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$4,000 Contract Let

Ted Englehardt of Silver
Spring has been awarded a
$4,000 contract to design the
proposed 81 million dental re-
search building for the National
Institutes Of Health in nearby
Bethesda. the General Services
Administration said yesterday.
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japanese PIuin Tour

TOKYO. May 80 R.-A six
man delegation from Japan's
parliament is leaving next week
on an eight-wee.k trip through
Southeast Asia, Europe and the
United States itp study parlia-
mentary systems. 1t is headed by
Shigeru Hori, Liberal Democrat.
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Eoirfox Urged to Drive
For State Tax Reforms

The Fairfax County Democratic Committee last night urged
the Board Of County Supervisors to take the lead seeking
tax reforms which would put in the local Golfers
The committees action followed appearance before
board yesterday by State Delegate John c. Webb who outlined
proposed changes in the tax setup
The committee Endorsed Webbs suggestions and asked
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X SanfoFized cotton
sport shirts
if perfect I.69 to I9o ~

if perfect I.69 to I99 w
iSresuIor cotton sport shirts with Ivy
League and regular style eoIIers n
checks. plsids and petterns. sizes
5, N, l.
Down Stoirs Store, Mems Wear
taffeia lamp shades
regularly 80, z for Too
so rsyon teffess pillow piped lamp
shedes eveiIoble IN several eeIors. ~
On is" bell shaped and u end Is"
drum shoped styles.
so washable roller coated noR-skid
rug runners, extro-losoe size in blue.
chestnut, block and hunter green, 3.7s
Down Stoirs Store, Lomps and Rugs.
North Building
oIso Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
remnants-Friday only
silk shaniung dresses
less than 600
Y. price "


Y, price "
IS pure silk shentuns prints
in assorted eoloss.
IS cotton print dresses IN
brown, block and novy print on
white. Sizes 10 to 10 and l2h
to. 22h. Were 1929. Nov.
2S-lo0eS nyIon jersey dresses
in paisley and block prints. BY
a weII-known nonufocturer.
Were 1895 and l4.95. Nov.
500
IS skins in light postel woods. !.
Were 500 to 500. Nov, 500
IS wool jacket sweeters in
block, white and noVy stripes.
Were 1929. Now 500
10 Wunderspun Orion boxy
tvpe eoos sweaters in white and
Iioht blue. Were 1929. Nov.
500
Down stoirs Store, Sportsweor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
misses dresses

regularly 1925 900
and more y
$50 DceFon and cotton end silk shan
tuna dresses reduced for clearance.
Sizes 10 to 20.
%22S spring dresses. including crepe,
toffeto, Acetotes, royons and blends
in sizes u to 20 and l4h to 24h.
Regularly much more. SIS and S.Ss
Down Stoirs Store,
Women's and Misses Dresses