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LONDON, July %. R.-The
new Prince Of Wales, 9-year-
old Prince Charles. is top of his
class in geography. And his
French Is coming on well, too
He cheered up his ailing
mother, Queen Elizabeth II, by
bringing home this bright re-
port card to Buckingham Palace
over the week end. The Queen
is recovering from a sharp at
tack of sinusitis.
Charles, who is at Cheam
School, 40 miles west Of London,
heard his mothers recorded
television announcement Satur-
day that she was naming him
Prince of Wales. A few hours
later the term examination re-
suits were posted on the school
notice board.
At the head of the geography
list 1t read: prince Charles"
The young heir to the throne
isn't so good at arithmetic.
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Seeks More Authority

They say also that the ad-
ministration has no precon-
ceived ideas about fixing the
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@. Henschel, convention chair
man, emphasize that there is
no "nationalistic or racial bar
rier."
I'VE are one" Mr.. Henschel
said. Others may claim to be
Christians. but actions speak
louder than words. Here we
have true Christian love. We
are genuine Christians and real
disciples"
Ofhcials have called this New
York City's largest convention
ever.
A spokesman for the Wit
nesses said 1l7.295 we're at the
stadium and 1896 at the Polo
Grounds. Those at the Polo
Grounds and more in streets
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Congress Too Sensitive

Congress wants no part of
any move to raise its own
pay. Not now, at least. The
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Rainier and Grace
Guests of Onossis

MONTE CARLO, Monaco,
July % P.-Prince Rainier
and Princess Grace, who at one
time were on frosty terms with
Greek shipping magnate Aris-
totle Onassis, boarded Mr..
Onassis' yacht Saturday night
for party that should have
thawed things out completely.
About 20 we're seated at din
ner aboard the ocean-going
yacht, which was sparkling like
a Christmas tree in Monaco
Harbor with some 1000 light
bulbs strung about the decks.
Three orchestras played for
dancing. At midnight there
was a mammoth display of
fireworks.
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nearby listened to the speeches
over ampliflers.
Graduation ceremonies were
held for 1903 students from Ga
nations who prepared for mis-
sionary work at the Watch
tower Bible School Of Gilead at
South Lansing. N. Y.
The witnesses are legally con-
stituted as the Watchtower
Bible and Tract Society.
Witnesses believe a battle be-
tween good and evil-Armaged-
don-is close at hand. Only
those of their persuasion, they
maintain, will be saved when
the battle occurs.
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pay Of classified and postal
workers. although II Is ae-
knowledged that the admins
trAtion would like more author
lty In this regard. But this
doesn't mean that the admins
tration necessarily hopes or ex-
poets Congress 70 give up It's
authority entirely In this re-
gard. II " pointed out.
Finally. administration ON
cials point out that the pro-
posed commission would be
controlled by members Of Con-
gress. inasmuch as 9 members
OF the House and Senate would
be among the i5-man commits
sion. Furthermore. they point
out, the commissions role
would be only advisory. ana
that any change In the Federal
pay systems would have 10 be
approved by Congress.
$50
FLANAGAN DUE FOR
OTHER J0B-Bernard Flana-
gan. who resigned as Civil Serv-
ice Commissioner last Friday, is
due TO get another Government
job. either q political schedule
c Job In the executive branch
or on Capitol Hill. The admin
istration is said to be ready to
find another assignment for
him.
It's reported that the Demo-
cratic Senators who successfully
fought Mr.. Flanaean's nominal
ton as q Civil Service Commits
sioner because Of his admitted
misstatements on his Govern
ment job application forms,
have no objections 10 his get
ting another Federal job.
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10000 Witnesses
Meet in New York

NEW YORK. July 20 VP,-More than 10000 Jehovahs
Witnesses oveowed Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds
yesterday to eghtday Divine Will international
Assembly
light afternoon rain failed to dampen the witnesses
spirits and met by only few umbrellas.
Negroes whites and Asians mingled freely heard Milton
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systems and the methods Of
fixing Federal employees sala-
ries.
However. q closer look at the
proposal by ieaderS Of Congress
and key members OF the Senate
and House Civil Service Com
mittees caused them TO change
their minds about taking any
immediate action.
The reasons for Congress
cautious approach 10 the pro-
posed pay commission are
these:
They see In II a move by the
administration 10 raise the pay
of It's top appointive officials.
such as cabinet officers, agency
heads, bureau chiefs, etc. This
Is not q popular move In Con-
gress. which only two years ago
voted these officials substantial
pay raises.
Congress feels too. that the
purpose Of the commission
would be 10 recommend an in
crease also in the salaries Of
Senators and Representatives.
as part of the administra-
tons campaign to raise the
pay Of its top officials. The
suspicion in Congress Is that
the administration realizes that
no increase in pay for top Of
ficials can be achieved unless
Congress also voted to raise its
own pay.
Congress Too Sensitive
Congress wants no part of
any move to raise its own
pay. Not now, at least. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
TIE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Congress to Delay
: SoIory Study Action
ny JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

cauous Congress expected delay until next year any
action President Esenhowers request 10 up special
commission 10 study the Federal pay structure.
Congress at nrst expected 10 approve quickly the
posed i5-member commission which would study and make
for oyerhaulng the Ooyernments yaro
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members are most sensitive 70
the reaction Of their eonstitu-
ents In an election year 10 any
move that could be interpreted
by their campaign opponents
as the initial step 10 increasing
their own salaries. Congress
has more than doubled the pay
OF Its own members the past
10 years-rising from $4,000
10 s22.500 annually.
Congress feels that the pro-
posed commission would be
used as a device TO try and
take away from II the author
ity to set and adjust the sale
aries OF the Governments
classified and postal workers.
The strong sentiment among
most members of Congress, is
TO retain control over the fixing
Of classified and postal workers
salaries.
White House officials insist
that there is no devious plot
involved In President Eisen-
hower's proposal for q special
pay commission.
They say that the President
is strongly convinced that the
current patchwork" Federal
pay structure, under which
there are n different pay sys-
TENS involved. is too outmoded
and inflexible to permit the
Government TO retain and at
tract the best possible person.
mel In the continuous competi-
ton with industry for their
services.
They deny that there is any
special emphasis being applied
to raise the pay Of top Govern
ment officials or that Of mem
bers Of Congress.
Seeks More Authority
They say also that the ad-
ministration has no precon-
ceived ideas about fixing the
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Subscription Book Manager
SYNToPIcoN STAFF

Opening for 3 statesmen TO
become permanent members
OF our Syntopicon Stan 20
assist In promotional pro-
gram. Men selected Will be
trained personally nv District
MANAGER. SA2U per mo.
guaranteed. For interview,
call DI. 7-S43B, 10 an 10
. pm, In Va, call FL.
AIN8N
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STOCK CLERK, Alex, sleetTpnis
POTOMAC EMPL, sii KinS e..
Alex, kI g-505b.
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sALEs MANAoEMENT TRAINEE-

heip you would need Box EST,
SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE--
Sotls s s.sas s,B mot ,s over se
For the man who Is seekinE
greater promotional opportunities
with q leading corporation In .
stable Industry Salary oommensu-
rate with experience and ability
Furnish resume OF experience,
stating salary desired. Box l51-X,
SAILS REPRESENTATIVE, gaso-
line and motor oil experience
necessary; established and ex-
panding inteErated oil company,
virginia area salary commensu-
rate with experience, Send back
ground resume In confidence 10
Box 4se-X, Star
sALEsMAN--Youg man 10 collect
and sell life insurance In d, G.
500 weekly to start. NE. s-2Si0
24'
SALESMAN for electrical fixture
showroom No experience neces-
sary in fixture selling II you have
had some background in sales
work. DOMINION ELECTRIC SUP
PLY CO. INC. OO03 Lee nlan-
way, Arlington, Va,
sALEsMAN--Fuel-oi salesman 10
represent Met Area fuel co IN
Northern Virginia Box 2O7-T
Star
SALESMAN - AREAS LEADING
COMPANY In field needs perma-
nent aggressive sales representa-
tive. Guarantee, commission and
car allowance. Active established
protected territory thoToueh
training with pay constant re,
institutional and Industrial nature
Excel. once, service and delivery
staf1s to assist salesman. Age 80
so; selling experience and car re-
ouired Ideal opportunity for man
who can sell others need not
apply 2l0 Mass ave. NV.
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SALESMAN

intelligent young man,
23-aS yrs old, now successfully
employed, but interested in ad-
yancemept. You can earn 81 600
up Isl year, career ,t,Irs SAFES n.r opp csr
furnished. Suburban Nd. company,
established over 10 years. Call
JU. 5-5636.
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HELp MEN
COOK

Must he experienced and able TO
handle brOiler and carve roast
beef. good paw. no suns, Apply
between ; and 8 pm only, AL
FONSo's RESTAURANT, 1903 l.
~, NV,
CLERK, electric repairs
and parts, DAuBER's, 2320 18th
st, NV. after 10 am.
c0UNTERMAN, sxper kosher-styls
sandwiches Excel salary TO dua
man Apply 40ib 8, 2sth st.. Arl'
TIE. A-OOp6.
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Rhsn antpeTine adUeTtIiements
addTesSed 10 Stat boIfs DO NOT
enclose ORIGINAL references pho
fo0raphs on other materials OF
personal value. Copies seFpe the
purpose Originals may oct ioSi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

FRESHMAN. for Harris in medium
sized combination open shop down.
town. Must have good employ
ment record. Call MR.. WEBSTER,
Ma. S-Sn6l or EN-. b-O62S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
NELp MEN

PAPER CUTTER, for medium -siEe,
5000 open shop downtovn mus s
CAN NH wEBsTfiHR. NA. s.soesI
CT EN- b-062s.
PART TIME ROUTEMEN for news,
PAPER del. All-day Wed. only
Must have full time lob 81
PATENT LAwYER-our arm needs
. patent attorney and q patent
lawyer with At least some litiga.
ton experience and aptitude for
trial work Both positions ofief
excellent opportunity. Please make
written reply swing full peril
nent information, WHANN A Nc
M MANIC 4 S dS,w vest 9th st. Los
PHARMACISTS (2l, registered
p Isp 6 S.S e. l Md' s.Ss 81. or fun time
PHOTO COUPON sALEsMAN
transp. furn. MOVE PHOTO 10
18th st. NV. 81
PLASTER or SCRATCH MAN, ex-
experienced only; steady NoIk
Call for appointment JU e-501O
FLBMhEAs lbt-CihNNt WIN ~ ~
drivers permit, for new and re-
modelling work. TOP wages. Apply
y. L. BATEMAN a SON, zoos
n. !, ave. ne, HO. 2-.2n0
AND HELPERS must
be thorouehly experienced; new
construction; plenty OF work TOT
the winter, uN. 4-T733; Weekdays.
WA. 7-55f5,
PORTER-stock clerk, for retail
liquor store. exper. only. D, G
permit necessary, VIII be bonded
MODERN LIQUORS, 1901 9th at
NV.
PLUMBER AND helper, expert
eneed for iobbina and remodelinE
IL 4-4400
AND STEAM FILTERS,
new work, top wages and dement's
Call Ju. S-l225.
PLUMBERS HELPER, exper, In re-
modelling work to I'LL perm. posi-
ton with established shop. Vac.
hosp. and top pay Must have
d. G. drivers license JOHN O.
WEBSTER SERVICE CO.. ist and
N SITS. Sc.
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NELP MEN
ELECTRICIAN Am RELPFR-FiTI,,

ELECTRIcIAN Ann HELPER-Er.
perieneed In new-hou6e wiring
apt, wiring or commercial good
pay, steady work, Apply bet. y
and 1 AN, TRUNNELL ELEC.
TRIO, 7s42 Wisconsin ave, Be-
thesda, Md
ELECTRICIANS, LICENSED; and
experienced helpers, for year-round
house wiring. Work with growing
company. AdvaneementS and many
other company Dement'S. Call ED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

PAPER CUTTER, Tor medium-siEe
good open shop downtown, must
Gail Mr. WEBSTER, Ma. s-s06l
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HELP MEN

sALEs MGR. for memorial park-
Wonderful opportunities for con-
scientious young man capable OF
hiring and training GROUP Of
IN. men osrden yps: p ,ssnid
Ideally located POP. million, hlgh
employment. outstanding hank A.
nance; 100 miles from Washing
lneton Write In detail what sales
help you would need BOX pb-T,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

Clerical positions available indus
trial fuel oil dispatcherS once for
men capable Of general Ctiice work,
Experience not necessary Call fol
appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

PORTER-stoek clerk, for retail
liquor store exper only. D. G
| permit necessary, VIII be bonded
MODERN LIQUORS, 1901 9th at
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HElpMIn
DRIVER-sALESMAN

Food distributor interested II
expef. anleamans 70 cell perihhAbit
|lood producta, SALARY plus cnms
2 n. s.s, H. hAn sll.r qorrLinn' NC
DRIVE TRpCk, Fead and vrits,
know D. e main Streets 70 AZ
suburbs Deliver and set W equlp-
ment' dave must have oNn
Transportation 10 work. ~
h.AihH SUNDAY eniy,
Dnyd cLfnk. part tlmsi ever
ukhs DRuo, NC. SOi7 Conn
kLEcfKionN wANrsD vim .. q.
card and permit TOP pay foI
riaht man, RA, u-HhOu,
lKLEcfRONlcs teehnician. eooo
understandlna Of basic yiectronleI
and aome drafting ability, pE.
SION a PRODUCTION, INC. 800
elatef'a lane Alex. Kl $4,000
KNolkkkns. Oh ana SIN class. q
huiidinG. muat have references,
Be sober and dependable. see M
Deem. chief englneer, between =
nv No islspbonss ys saIis. please :
ENoINnEns. MIDWAY Iel, srad.
uatg civil enginsefn. experienced
eonsiT6cElon snd design; sslsrs,
$4,000 20 s0,hOo, Wanted b
bhPT. or RtSfic woRIis. 10
iniormation. writs oeorss 5,
house, Upper Marlboro, Nd
KNdINREH. colored. expers eth.
class @ better Appiy. INV DUN
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DETECTIVE - Ambitious young
man for investigations Of all type,
civil and criminal, for private
nrm. Some experience necessary
Full or part time. must have car.
Write giving age, experience.
phone number. ETC., to BOX ASK,
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RElPMEH

ACCOUNTANT. nsminsnier, for cPf
ioihca, salary open, Apply stNHOr
A lash, i73h De Sales ne.
M, s-teaf
ACCOUNTANT-eemissnlog or "a,
state cxper,, education, ane, mari
l1-Y, AlAf,
ACCOUNTANTS Tor ofAes Of ioea
ca ssplol and Junior mef
hsedsd Rely IN Own hsndyIit,
s'9SiSi sss iili,' s's'' I 4 LI H'1'
Waahington 0, D e.
ACCOUNTANT DQoKKxKPEns
x xf sSpi xocF'. asossf' Ave- ss:i' NV
ApvERTIeiNo SPECIALITY
REQARpLE4e or WHAT con.
ShiffTippEsSy WOW nov 10, hAyt ,,,iI
9ypRr w !.p SlIRg22ssa VT AIN ehF
peihins Deducted bsIhlnG bell
Exclusive lines; absoiutsif Nc
e2mpeti.ion. plus all the non-sx'
The most liberal prans-sharinl
bonus arrangement In the Industry
Free Blue Cross and Hue Shield
insurance for you and your family
a iQrty.yeaI reputation Tor bon.
s.ty a! a \, fair DEALING 10 sdvsrtisinl
/ And many more.
Write today for personal inter-
view In WaahinGton, Give fun In
formation n your letter. All replies
wM W KIEpRicK co.
WARRINGTON ", y. g,
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THOs. ]. OWEN 4 son,
AuctlOneeTs,
iii + ST. NV.

SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING KNOWN AS PREM.
IsEs lis THOMAS STREET
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust re.
Folio 255 of the Land Records Of
the District Of Columbia, we shall
MONDAY, THE TWENTY-sIXTH
DAY or MAY, Ap; 1888, AT
Sarah M. Davidson's subdivision
OF lots In Block /, Moore anc
Barbour's Addition to the City Of
Washington" as per plat recorded
in Liber County No. 20 Folio %
of the records Of the once OF the
surveyor Of the District OF Colum.
bia; subject to the covenant o.
record Note; At the date hereof
mated on the records Of the as
SCISSOR Of the District of Columbia
for taxation purposes, as Lot 81
in SQUARE 3f13.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. De.
post OF $500 required at time o.
sale Terms OF sale to be com
piled with within thirty days from
date OF sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost o.
the defaultins purchaser. aftei
1--WE days advertisement Of sue.
resale in some newspaper pub
lished in the District Of Columbia
or deposit may be forfeited. Of
without FORGETTING deposit. trustees
may avail themselves Of any lega
or equitable rights agsinst De
ticularS at time Of sale. Adjust.
ment Of Real Estate taxes anc
water rent 10 date Of sale. Al
conveyaneins, recording and reve
nue. stamps, etc, at cost Of pur'
SAMUEL scRIvENER, Jr',
JUNIOR P. CROWELL,
Hyl5.l71s,2i,c4 Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER a son,
AuotiOneers

SALE OF VALUABLE
ATTACHED DWELLING, NUM-
Der 1927 NORTH CAROLINA
.AVENuE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF q deed OF trust re-
corded in Liber No, 10947. Folio
351, ct seq, one of the land rec
ords OF the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of party Sc.
cured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
trustees win offer. for sale, by
public auction. in front OF prem
iSeS, on WEDNESDAY, TIE
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY,
1855, AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described
property in the District Of Colum-
bia. to-wit' Lot 80 in Kennedy
and Davis company's subdivision
Of lots in Square 1856, as PEI
plat recorded in Liber %, at Folio
ject 10 rieht Of way for alley
purposes described as follows
Beginning at the northeast cor.
ner Of Lot So In said square .ano
running thence westerly alone
the south line of said Lot 80
1889 feet. thence northwesterly
along the west line OF said Lot
80. 3 feet. thence easterly in.
straight line parallel with the
south line OF said Lot 50 TO ar
intersection with the east line Of
said Lot 50: thence southeaSterly
along said easterly line to az
alley; thence southwesterlv alonl
said alley to beginning
TERMS OF SALE. Property vii
be sold subject to the balance O.
prior building association deco
Of trust for approximately ST.
376 rs. further particulars o.
which will be announced at tint
Of sale, the purchase price allow
said trust to be paid in cash. 4
cash deposit OF $500 required o
purchaser az sale Examination
OF title, conVeyaneing, recording
notarial fees and revenue stamps
at cost of purchaser. Adjustment,
made as of date of sale. Term!
to be complied with within thtrt!
days from day OF sale, othcrwis,
trustees reserve the right to resell
property at risk and cost Cf de-
faultine purchaser, after nv
DAYS advertisement OF such re.
Aale In some newspaper published
in Washington, d. C.. or deposit
may be forfeited, or without for.
feiting deposit trustees ma
avail themselves of any leeal o.
EQUITABLE right agsinst defaultinI
AoSW1ARb BERNsTE En-
nyiT20'.2,e4.e7 Trustees.
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CoUNTERMAN. exper., white: must
ne neat appearing and willinr
worker; disqualification and va
cation dement's. See Mr.. Hutchins,
100 Vermont ave. NV.
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JANlT0n. vhitei married couple
onls thoSe With besg references
s %ssa.. ssRls s ss''lsAsx siRs ss
LoADEn ortnAIon tvhllsl ieI
Tor Experienced opefalor, Apply
NJ king. rfaneonla hleh eohoQI.
y yeoi &c cl7 a.SEsa st. s'''Asn'id'
MAcillNisIs. isl;slss. enlSi perm,
Co, iNc. 0fh VI II, NV.
hANA0En TnAlNEE. between 20
and 10 vrl, Of aae. muai have
experiences IN consumer nnanee
business and willing 70 rtlocete
after training period, our con.
PAM Il ever "a yr.. cid and eAn
o1ef excellent future 70 qualined
man man. eoppAny bsnsil NJ. ~
BfpHhssff' 'fsfRvIchfs eciksRs'b1fSfI
cORp., 1900 Kant West hwy BE-
Ilom sls Sa am nI q ! 1 p'm' ~
iaAfNTkNANCk MAN tor large eaI-
ence N al maintenanee work I.
references required single OF
married man with no children;
npartment ana excellent salaiY
ARgls n sa.i cone Z e 4; nv ~, Nos'
MAINTENANCE MAN. eolerea. mqss
Be thoreuahly experienoci =. Win
alokrrh able 20 assume fun re-
oponalbllity, for apartment proi.
cd: couple Only: must have local
auartcrn, Wriis Boz 6s-x, star,
MECHANIC
Iendlz washsr, ana arisrs; ca
gsIlensse onH. a,i Loeaia Is,sI eai 4
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AueiisassFt.
TRusTEEg SALE or VALUABLE
TWO /. eIoRY . and nAeHAfnNl
ROW BRICK DWfl.LINu KNOWN
AZ PnEMlnHa htsMnEn fall
tounrkhNrh STREET NORTH
NJ virtue Of = deed q lrusi y,
corded, IN Liber No. tOO9s, Volil
ajA. q see. one Of the lapd rec
ords Of me DistFiet 81 Columbia
and at the request OF party sc,
cured thereby, the undarslrneg
trustees VIII Onef for sale, b.
public suction, ~ 'front.' 81 prsm.
l .ss e. Wrp 2 nEy q, VI,
ipSs. At IILREk O'CLOCK Pm
me me sSl 5.l9Is, q esrm Ssspss ~
Jacob 81 uruyef and others SUB,
division Of lots IN said square, A
Der plat recorded IN Llber 20
az Polio !. IN the once o. N,
surveyor for The District Of Co
lumbia.
TERMS oP SALE; Property vii b,
aold subject 10 the balance 81 /
prior bullding association dees
Of trust for approximately 81,
9bi .nui further particulars u
which will be announced ~ tim,
Of sale. the purehaae price allow
said trust 70 be paid In cash. 4
cash deposit OF $500 required u
purchaser at sale, Examination
Of title, conveyancing, recording
notarial fees and revenue stampl
At cost Of purchaser, Adlustmentl
70 be Complied with within thlrty
days from day Of sale. .0thefwias
trustees reserve the right 70 re-.
sell property at risk and cosl
OF defaulting purchasef. after
days Advertisement Of such re,
sale IN some Newspaper puhllahec
In washington. ID. C., or depotll
may Be forfeited. or without for.
letting deposit trustees may avail
themselves OF any LEGAL o. eaui'
table risht asainst dsfaultin'
WADDEIL r. THOMAS.
GEORGE &. WILLIAMS,
my17 10, 22,2f.27 Trustees.
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CASHIER

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Fire insurance company desires
Experienced policy writer, but will
train applicant who is willing TO
learn Neatness and accuracy es-
sential: 5-day week, extra hene-
Ats; Salary viii depend on ex-
perience.
Republic Insurance Co.
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DENTAL TECHNICIAN - Asst. in
denture work, In small laboratory;
good oppty. for right man: state
exper., age. Box AJAX. Star.
DESK CLERK-FoT apt. house: call
Mr.. DIVINE. HU. $500.
DRIVERS, good earnings, pleasant
Apply 1896 Lee hwy, ARLIN0-
TON CITY CAB.