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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
What's a Dependent?

I have once again COM
pleted my widowed mothers
income tax return and again
wonder just what is a de
pendent" BY tax book def
milton, a dependent" is a
person who receives more
than one-half his support
from either a husband, wife,
child, parent. sister, brother,
etc. Under this ruling, my
mother is certainly one of my
dependents since she makes
her home with me at no cost
to herself. Under the ruling
that her income may not ex-
coed the sum of $500, she
certainly qualities as a de-
pendent, since her income in
1857 was not only not 5000,
but If one can have a minus
figure for income, hers was
minus $347 to be exact. Still
she does not qualify. because
OF a joker in the law which
states that a gross income,
before expenses, from rental
property, of $500, disqualifies
anyone from being claimed
as a dependent. Now, there
is a very real difference from
an income of 5000 in wages
and an income of gross rental
of 5000 or $4,000, which re-
suits in a loss after paying
out taxes. repairs, commits
sions, utilities, etc.
1t is quite apparent to
workers at the Internal Rev.
enue Department who have
offered their sympathy at this
paradox in the law which
seemingly considers owners
OF property as not requiring
the same consideration given
non-property owning citizens.
1t is certainly clear to me
that something is wrong
when l can legally claim as a
dependent my mother-in-law
who had a bona-fide income
OF $500 from social security
payments, as a widow, but
cannot claim as a dependent
my mother to whom l gave
not only total support, but
even loaned money to keep
up this non-income produc-
ing property.
/ am sure that some we'll
meaning soul will offer the
advice to sell the property.
This is easier said than done.
Thanks to the accurate books
keep. l could show a pros
pective buyer only a losing
deal. Only the District AS
SCISSORS Office finds the prop
erty valuable, as witness the
absurdly high real estate
taxes paid.
Perplexed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
THIS AND THAT
By CHARLES E. TRACEWELL

When one mother sneers
at another foy feeding her
children sandwiches. it may
not be because she detects
bad eating at all.
No. no, it may Just be that
she is seiZing the chance TO
get in an underhanded jab.
She feeds her own kids
sandwiches; who doesn't?
They are all right for her
children. but when she hears
about it in another. She
Jumps to the conclusion that
it is somehow wrong.
Actually, it isn't a dietetic
problem at all. with her. but
merely a long delayed snip
ing,
Since the sandwich was
invented, at least TO the pop
ular mind. 1t has gone It's
merry way.
We now have sandwich
shops. offering up the most
stupendous creations. really
whole meals in themselves.
with slices Of meat. cheese.
all sorts Of vegetable and
fruit additions.
Such connections. while
technically sandwiches. are
more meals than anything
else, as any one knows who
has ever tried to eat one.
Real sandwiches are simple.
That is one of their charms.
Even a child may make
one, with two slices Of bread
and a slice of ham, and there
you are. a traditional sand
wich, and one Of thesbest.
Meat seems TO go best, Just
as bread and meat are always
surefire favorites.
Something has been said
against the meat-and-bread
combination. but honestly, is
there any other quite so sat-
isfyinR when one is really
hungry?
1t doesn't make much DIFF
ference, after all. how one
eats them. either one and
then the other. or both to-
gether.
A sandwich. If not too elab-
crate, is one of the great cree
ations Of the culinary art.
and runs the gamut from the
tiny rectangular affairs at
cocktails. TO the nourishing
combination In Juniors
lunchbox.
What would a lunchbox be,
without the sandwich
Just an affair OF Jelly roll
and sickness.
II is the sandwich that
makes the lunchbox q ma
tional institution. And what
difference does It make. Mary.
II the children eat their sand
witches at home OF at schOol7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

A team OF Agriculture De-
partment. State and local
specialists now stands ready
to go into action at q few
hours notice to save livestock
and crops from destruction
by biological warfare.
This has just been an
nounced by the Department
of Agriculture. The team now
is operating on a full-scale
peacetime basis throughout
the Nation. but it is set up
to go quickly into high gear
in case of deliberate use Of
disease-producing agents by
an enemy.
Deliberate introduction Of
q plant or animal disease as
an act Of sabotage" says a
report, could cripple our
livestock and crop industries.
An enemy could select the
host. time and place of out
break to make control diff
cult and cause devastating
losses. Similar diseases could
be introduced at the same
time to confuse diagnosis and
eradication. 1t is unfortu-
nately true that some ami
NAL diseases-native and for
eign. harmless and fatal
have similar symptoms and
are difficult to distinguish.
Combining different diseases
might produce confusing.
contradictory signs and diff
ferent incubation periods"
Civil Defense Move
The danger was recognized
early by the Federal Civil
Defense Administration and
the problem of adequate de-
Tense placed before the De-
partment of Agriculture. A
series of meetings was held
throughout the country to
determine the most adequate
procedures.
1t was decided that the
best way to deal with bio
logical warfare on livestock
was to have a well-trained
standby force that could be
expanded in time Of war. At
the same time it was decided
to use existing State and
Federal organizations to keep
out foreign plant pests.
I'm the past" says an
Agriculture report. I'VE have
looked upon many animal
and plant pests and diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
STILL sNoWBoUND

Cartoonist Glib Crockett Is
StiH buried In snotDdrtfts In
the fri0id zone OF Montgom-
ery County. Cdrtoonist Jim
Bergman Is heading north
from a Udcotion in Latin
Americd-but iDe are still
Without a cartoon for today.
Better luck tomorrow. tDe
hope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

O. Is 1t possible TO repair a
damaged eardrum by sur
gerry? II l..
A. Two operations have
recently been developed in
which a skin graft can be
applied TO repair a perforated
eardrum or TO replace an
eardrum and middle ear
bones which may have been
destroyed by infection. The
repair Of a perforated ear
drum is called myringoplasty;
the replacement OF the
destroyed eardrum and mid
die ear osSicles is called
tympanoplasty Both opera
tions. which were pioneered
by German surgeons, must be
performed with the aid OF
microscopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19

@. How do American ex-
penditures for education
compare with personal ex-
penditures for such things as
recreation or tobacco? c. II.
A. Americans spend more
on recreation than they doom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
By III HASKIN SERN
BY THE HASkTN SERVICE
reader faeus


education. according TO the
National Education Asso-
citation Public elementary
and secondary schools got
some sl0,7l7690. 900 during
the school year 1866. while
recreation expenses totaled
about Si3.B44 900 900 To-
bacco products took S5.68i.-
100000 and alcoholic bev-
erages $1,000, 900 900.
@. How did power pro-
duction OF textiles get started
In American s p.
A An English textile
worker. Samuel Slater. came
TO this country In disguise,
and recreated from memory
machinery with which he
had worked In England. This
was In 1890. In Providence.
r. ]. Skaters disguise was
necessary In order 70 cir
cumvent British regulations
attempting TO guard the Sc
crets OF spinning machinery
TO protect Britain's own in
dustry.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

Ma gornjoj sc vidmo mladu i krasnu djevojku, Miss
Carolyn Ann Mrowca IL Uniontown, Pa koja takoder
natece Kraljicu popuarnos ovogodisneg zaednicar
skog Dana Ujedinjeni Odsjeka HB.Z Zapadnoj Penn
sylvaniji, koji odrza q julia Hrvatskom Cenru
Sestra Carolyn je 16 godina sara canica je Pomat
ka gnezda bro 80 cd rodena koje e gnjezdo pod ori
jem odsjeka broj u HBZ Unontownu Ona jc takoder
canca crkve ST. Mary te canca "of the Young Ladies
Sodaity' Slovackog Sokoa Unontownu. Kcerka e Mr.
Mrs Francis Mrowca il Oliver, Pa
Ona polaz deseu razred North Union High School,
Prpada skosk "Chcerleader Club" ucestvuje mnogm
drugm skoskim aktivnostma.
Njezn otac, Francis, Sr. njezina majka Carolyn
aktivni Glanov odseka broj u H. B. Zaednce. Nezna
sestra Agnes brat Francis Jr canov Pomlatka gnez
da broj 80 H.B.Z, gdje sc nalazi
canovi odsjeka broj 72 Majcin Klub gnijezda br 30
HBZ. ce ucinti sto je njhovoj moc da mladoj
str Carolyn Ann pomognu rasprodaji secaka pa da po
stigne svoj zeleni ci pobedi Kraljicu popuarnos
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Mi cestitamo mlado Carolyn Ann, njeznim roditelji-
ma, canstvu odsjeka broj 70 Majcinom Klubu gnezda
bro 49, narcotic nhovo vredno upraviteljici gnjezda
Pomatka sestr Catherine NJ Francis ovo zauzenost
zelmo da dobro porade da time izvoiste pobedu mia
du Carolyn Ann, koja je po redu Hjepom
nat jecaju Kraljicu popularnosti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

stavnici ponekad vrlo o slabi
hriScani kad Sc radi O naSim,
srpsko- -hrvatskim, medjusob-
MIN odnosima. Tokom vreme-
Ia kod mas su stvorena i diva
pisma. NADIA "a n a u k u po-
stoji samo jedan knizevni je-
xix, srpsko-hrvatski iii hrvat-
skosrpski, ipak postojecc di-
ferencije omogucuju elemen-
TINA, koji su protiv unifika-
cije, da podvajaju hrvatski
knjizevni Cd srpskog knjizev-
nog jezilSa. Bilo je u proslcsti
vremena kad je borba "a IL
vesne cd tih posebnosti biva-
la veoma zestoka i ostavljala
je liza sebe vidljive tragovc.
Setimo Sc borbe Srba pod
Austro-Ugarskom "a srpsko
pismo it'd. U drugim prilika-
ma to SUI isto cinili Hrvati.
Kad slirecemo psznju na o.
We cinjenice, zelimo da kaze-
mo da danas, 0 4O-godisnji-
ci Jugoslavije, treba ovo ina
ii u vidu, ali nikad ne gubiti
hrabrost.
Da bi Jugoslaviju odrzali,
unapredili, ojacali ii prosiri-
Ii da nam bude cd Trsta do
Varne), tre e b a sve ciniti da
ideja narodnog jedinstva kroz
praktican zivot postane ide-
jom najsirih narodnih slojeva
nash. Mi treba II tom cilju
da ucimo IL knjige zivota Ju-
goslavije izmedju diva velika
rata, da vidimo sto tn nije BIZ
(Nastavak ma 2. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

Pr zakljucku lsta dobli telefonsku West da je
brat Joe Plese nedjelju vece H. aprila Joliet I'LL
e zalosna West potresa, er nismo ocekivai
njegovu smrt
Brat Plese dolaz cd dobre zajednicarske obeiJ bio
je Zajednici poznata lcnos Ia edan termin bio je g
odborn 1882. do 1885 godine) Nalzon oga bio je
mjesten Glavnom Uredu Zajednce kao cinoynik od po
cetka godine 1910 pa do podzraj neseca januara
1858. Dao je osavku cnovnicko casti posao pen
zu, ujedno je odseio liz Pittsburgha svo Joliet
jom suprugom Mary, gdje ina tri tr snahe wise
unucad.
Pittsburghu je brat Pese bio vro aktivan
dovma Zajednice, kou je vrlo volo, nju svoju
obite Joe e zvio. Pittsburghu je bio vodja pred
"Javor".
Mas dragi pokonik je rodjen g. februara, 1889 60
dine selu Laz opci1a Mrkopal koar Vrbovsko, Hrvat
ska. Prstupio je odsek broj Hrvatske Zaednice cd
Illinois mjeseca juna 1908. godine Umro je kao clan od
sjeka broj 18 Joliet Illinois,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

ka ovdje ga u cijelosti pre-
nosimo, "a pouku i informa-
ciju nasih citatelja.
citajte i sami svojom gla-
vom sudite:
Najbolji nasi umovi, srpski
i hrvatski, bill SUI u zadnjih
stotinu godina "a narodno je-
dinstvo. To su bill pesnici,
mislioci, knjizevnici, ucenjaci,
prvosvestenici, drzavnici, VIA
daoci. Mi, Srbi j Hrvati, bill
smo jedan narod u ocima i
po ucenju tin ljudi.
Ideja narodnog jedinstva,
dakle, bila je ideja izuzetnih
duhova, istinske narodne e.
lite.
Medjutim, to nije bila ideja
narodnih masa - nj kod Sr-
ba nj kod Hrvata. Rastavlje-
ne vekovima. ziveci pod raz-
MIN u s v m a zivota, pod
drukcijim sistemima, narodne
mase nisu mogle da Sc srode
sa tom idejom makoliko da
su one sustinski imale toliko
zajednickog sto odgovara i
deji narodnog jedinstva. U
svakodnevnom, prakti { n o m
zivotu ideja velikih duhova,
ideja narodnog jedinstva, pro-
lazila je stalno svoju Col
gotu. I otpor je prema toj i
deji uvek dolazio do izraza,
sad II jednom sad opet u dru-
gom vidu. Tragovi proslosti,
pre- svega. nisu mogli tako la
ko da sc zbrisu. Ne radi Sc
samo o diva imena. Mas dele
crkve ciji su pojedini pre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
ProIietni konCert j Dance "zore"

Chicago ILL., - Hrvatsko Pjevacko Drustvo 'Zora" pri-
reduje svo proljeni koncert dance nedjelu 25 maja
1858. Falcon Auditorium 1912 So Ashland Avenue,
Chicago ILL., Koncert pocet tocno poslije podne
Bit &c kratk koncerni program gdje &c stupiti nas
lokani talent i mas organiziran zenski quartet
Pozvamo prijateje nase "Zore" ljubitee zabave
da dodju sprovedu ugodno vrjeme svojm prjatelma
Zabavn odbor e prpravan da brats boravak nasoj
sredn bude cim ugodnj pax unaprijed lice Dobro
dosh Zabayni Odbor "Zore"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
Tamburitza Orchestra.

Piles svrati &c Continental Tambrtza Orchestra
Pose programa servrati &c vecera vrlo umerenu
cijenu po osobi Nakon vecere nasav &c pesom dr
gim vesejem do kasno noel
Draga brace sestre il Cleveanda svih bznjih gra
dova pjevacki zbor Balkan" srdacno pozva
svoj prv koncert, kojem &c dat specijalno bran
program koem cete uzivati svaku tocku Zato mo
nemote oglust nasem poziv ako vote svoj narod
svoju hrvatsku kuturu pjesmu. Dodite svi pokazite
nasm madm ovde rodenim pjevacma, da i'll stujete pr
znajete nhov rad trud nemojte ubijat vou NINA, vec
ponosite da nadete dobar pjevack zbor Ceveandu
Uz bratsk pjevacki pozdrav - Svi dobro dosi!
Pete Malenc predsjednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

Cleveland, Ohio = Pjevack Zbor Balkan" Ceve
landu prireduje svo prv koncert jepim pjesmama sa
ljivom dramom "Kiavica nedjelju, 4. maa, 1858.
sata posije podne, Hrvatskom Domu 6314 ST. Clair
Avenue Ulaz IS cent? po osobi.
Program &c bt jako dobar interesantan, kojem ce
te cuti skupno pjevanje po zboru Balkan kao Duete
Solo, doc &c jedan Cgann koi &c otpevati jednu sa
vu cigansku pjesmu pranju pevackog zbora Balkan
Grupa plesaca cd Kolo Aces odpesat &c nekoko
viii Kola.
Poslije kratkog odmora, clanov cd pjevackog zbora
Balkan" odigrat &c jednu vrlo savu dramu 'Kjavca
kojoj &c srasno kjat grac dame pa cak gledaoce
drame &c napasti kihane Ia vijeme programa, kao
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

omadna &c stvor takovu sku, koje &c dugo sjecat
sv on koji &c posjetit prredbu
Pole koncerta biti ce plesna zabava kou ce svra
vrlo dobro poznata popuarna Greyko Tamburitza Or
chesra Uz to &c bt prodaju domaceg peciva so &c
nase vredne zene domacce pripremiti donijet.
Pozivemo nase clanove Hrvatske Bratske Ia jed
prjatelje Ptsburgha okoicnih mjesta da posjete
ova koncert plesnu zabavu omladine nedeju 4og
ma ia. Sv dobro dosli! - Joseph Spehar, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

Hrvatska Bratska Zajednca njegov odar polaze
lijepi vijenac zadne poGast kao svom bvsem gavnom
odbornIxu Isto tako poiozli vjenac cnovnistvo
Zajednice, kao unskom cnovnickom clanu
iu sazalnicu
s' Pokojnik je pokopan srjedu, 80. apria Joietu.
Njegovoj drsgoj supruz Mary, sinoyima, snahama
tlnucadi rodbin, iskreno zalovanje a bratu Joe
PleSe - Saya! - UredniStyO
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - Nasa omladna, organzrana Pitts
burgh Junior Tamburitzans odrzati &c svo godsn pro-
ljeni koncert plesnu zabavu nedjeu, a. maja 1885,
Hryatsko Narodno Dvorani Javor, 822 North Canal St.
N. S. Pittsburgh.
Direktor John Gregurich ucitejca plesova Miss Vio
let Ruparcich, vec priprem vrlo ep program koj
sastoj cd novih pesana plesova glazbenh komada ko
&c poceti tocno 80 sat vecer.
Obucen svojim sarolizim narodnm novim nosnjanna,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
U CETRDESET0J G0DIkI Cd P0STAkKA
JUG0SLAVIJE - LJUDSKA DUzN0ST

Jugoslavensk Americki Glasnik a. apra 1851 do
nosi pod gornm nasovom clanak IL isa skra IL pera
adnog pametnog Srbna sto pokazue da medu Srbma ina
de treznh dobronamernh savjesnih ludi osjecajem
dobrh odnosa Hrvama. Rad tog vrednost tog clan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
NARODN0SNI FESTIVAL u PlTTSBuRGHu
"a DANA u SYRIA MOSQUE, OAKLAND

MA OVOM FESuVALU MEDJU DRUGIM NARODMA
HRVATI TREBA DA SE u VECEM .BROJU POKAzU
Kako je vec ranie objavljeno, rodelu prjasnjih
dasnjh canova Duquesne University Tamburitzans prize
djuu hrvatsku izlozbu kuhnju Syria Mosque "a trec
godsn narodnosn festival Ptsburghu g., 10. H. maa.
Izlozen &c bii velik broj hrvatsh narodnih veziva
rukotvorina, kuhnj prodavati &c domaca
jea peciva "a uzivanje prostranoj blagovaonici
HrvatsN program biti &c petak vecer 8. maja, IL
vadja &c ga Duquesne University Tamburtzans Alumni
temom "Sv. Jura ko je dan hrvatskoj legend usko
povezan projetnm festivaom.
Odbor Roditelja Duquesne University Iamburitzans
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
BROJ (NUMBER) 18
P0CASNA LISTA VRIjEDNIH GRADITEIJA
NASE HRVATSKE BRATSKE zAJEDNICE

Ma ovoj st nalaze sv nasi gradtelji koji imadu
so iii wise tockica Ce ime nije ovo sti neka nasto
poradit kampan da dodje pocasnu listu graditea
SJEDINJENE DRZAVE
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PR0PosRLa
,eoNilNnEn1l

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN EANl.
IAAN COMMISSION, CONTRACT
NO. ~ ld-W, WATER MAIN CON-
1TkuCIlON. - Sealed proposals.
ior constructing IN Lunar Drive,
havlne Drive and GLADE Drive.
Burton knolls, Prince oeorGe5
County, 1arvland. approximately
4l1 ieet Of 0-lnch. a1O feet oi
6-inch and e,ib5 feet OF iO-inch
water mains. viii be received Al
she ctuce Of the Secretary OF the
MaAhlngton suburban sanilgry
Commission, until Monday, July
Ia, 1888 at 1900 PM, Eastern
paylight SAVING Time. Al witch
place and time they will be pub
hcly opened and read. Plans. Pro-
posal Form and the Special rrovi-
sions for this work may be OBJ
famed from the once OF the Chief
tngineer - he Commission, upon
deposit Of $500. which deposit
will be returned 10 bidders or 10
those returnlng plans and iorms
NJ good condition with 10 DAYS
AZ ming Of bids. r. EARLE
nOuRNE. Chairman; FRANK u.
HEWITT, JR, V-Chairmani ],
NORMAN AOHR. JAMES n.
BLAND WILLARD A. NORRIS. L.
8 RAY, commlasioners Attest:
JOHN 7. BoNtFANT. Secretary;
lYf
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AUCTION SALES
TnOs. ,. OWEN a son.
Aueilonetrt,
tiif 3 81. NV.

rRusTREs' SALE or VALUABLE
THhEE-HIORY BNfcF UWEIf,-
mo bEiNo KNOWN AZ PREM
ISIS NuNnEh NlI NORTH
qARQLfNA AvENun SOUTH
~ virtue Of a certain deed ol
lluAt duly recorded, In Liber No,
ueft, Folio b35 q see, of ths
Columbia, and At the request oi
UNDERLINED iruflees eIil aell. AZ
public auction. N front Of the
kLEVENTH Day oF july, AD'
1888. AT oNE-THlRTY O'CLOCK
Pm. the foliowlnG~o described
lanu and premises, situate IN the
District OF Columbia. and dcnig-
nated Is and being Lot rs IN
CroiAsant's subdivision or lot s
IN Square 092, as Ger plat re-
corded IN the once Of the SUR
teyor for the District of coluni-
bia, IN Liber t3 al Folio iHN
TERMS. Sold subject 10 . prior
building associationl deed Of
trust for approximately ~ ,..49 81:
further particulars of which WI
he announceq Al time ol s4lei the
purchase price above said trust
to Be paid IN cash. a deposit el
$500 required. ConYeyanrIng. re-
cording. etc. at purchasers cost,
Adjustments made As Of date ol
sale. Terms 70 be cQmnlled with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may bo advertised and re6old 81
the discretion Of the trustees.
HOWARD BERN8TLfN.
JEROME MAkfN.
ie2S-lyl, $40 Trustees.
TH0s. y. OWN q SON.
Aucfloueera,
lfti Z 81. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
TWO STORY WITH BASEMENT
ROW FRAME DWELLlNG KNOWN
AS PREMfoES 400 NEW YORK
AVENUE. NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust re-
corded IN Liber No. 0703, at Folio
is Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, we shall
sell In front OF the premises on
FRIDAY THE ELEVENTH DAY
OF JULY AID. 1855. AT TWO
sI.T iFIf r1,SsycscII. 6'cLoSK: lss WIN nIT-
sion in SQUARE numbered North
Of Square Five Hundred ana Fif-
teen North OF 51bl, as per plat
recorded IN the Once OF the SUR
iISnSia X LiSsr {, Il }. Il Foiio
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. De-
post Of $500 required at time
Of sale. Terms Of sale 10 be
complied with within thirty days
from date of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defaultine purchaser,
after hve days advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper
published in the District Of CO.
nmbla, or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting de-
selves Of any leEsl Or equitable
rights against defaulting pur-
chaser. Further particulars At
time Of sale. Adjustment Of real
estate taxes and water rent to
date of sale. AL eonveyaneing,
recording and revenue stamps,
ETC., ct cost OF purchaser.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, Jf.
JUNIOR p. cROWELL,
je30.Jy2,5.7.10 Trustees.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MD.
FEDERAL AID
PROJECT 431
M-563-1-517,
S-180 Isl
Notice to Road Contractors:
Sealed proposals will be

Notice to Road Contractors:
Sealed proposals will be
received until 10 am. EDIT
on Thursday, August Z,
1858, at Room 6O2, County
Office Building. Rockville,
Maryland, at which time
they will be publicly opened
and read for the construc-
ton of 1.25 miles Of River
Road, beginning one-half
mile east Of Seneca Creek
and extending to Reddick
Road. Major items included
will be clearing and grub
bling, grading, flexible paw
ing, drainage, and a 1876
foot pre-stressed concrete
bridge.
Plans, Specifications and
other contract documents
may be obtained at Room
506, County office Building,
Rockville, Maryland, upon
presentation Of Official
County Receipt for Ten
Dollars $50. No refunds
viii be made.
Only contractors formally
Qualified by the Maryland
State Roads Commission
will be eligible to submit
proposals.
The successful bidder will
be required to be bonded to
Montgomery County, Mary
land, to the sum of One
Hundred Per Cent (l00%)
lof the amount of his pro-
posal.
Each proposal must be
accompanied by a bid bond
or certified check in the
amount Of at least Five per
cent t5eo) of the amount
of the bid. The bid bond or
certified check of the bid
der to whom the contract
is awarded shall be for
Ifeited in case the contract
and bond are not executed
within ten days after re-
ceiving contract for execu-
ltion.
All work shall be per-
formed under this contract
in accordance with Speci-
fications Of Maryland State
Roads Commission and
Special provisions which
viii be made a part Of the
Contract.
The County reserves the
right to reject any or all
proposals and to waive
technicalities as may be
deemed in the best interest
of Montgomery County.
NJ. A. BUTCHER,
Director of Public Works,
for Montgomery County,
| Maryland.
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