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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30

Hyde County, among them. Dick
O'Neal, Charlie Cahoon, Leland
A. Dudley, Thomas Fisher, David
Selby, Reginald L. Mckinney, Earl
Topping, Walter Lee Gibbs, w. l.
Cochran, all of whom will be listed
on the ticket at the Democratic
Primary Saturday morning.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-30
NEWcOMB MIDGET ASKS
VOTERS TO GET Till
RECORD STRAIGHT

have seen and talked to many voters in Dare coun.
n.y. and many people have told they convinced OF
my innocence in the things being held against the
County Commissioners. want to give the people this
further explanation and to ask their careful consideration
Of The facts:
l. When went on the Board in December, 1855. the
entire project known as the courthouse and jail Job had
been entirely arranged and poweress TO change it.
The applies to HaIe++ Perry Of Kitty Hawk who took
Office at the same time
z. In regard to the tax valuation Job. this
RANGED after came on the Board but had been worked
up without my knowledge consent. II said that
some had been employed to boss the Job. but
given TO understand that competent in Dare County
from each township would be employed to value the prop.
erfy. they should have been.
B. Naturally with everything being kept in the dark
from me- could not do anything to stop the work which
has caused much trouble. However, will say. that
during Board meetings last week. Commissioner Perry
who advises he also opposed to the New Jersey Job,
not got fair deal. and orders from the Chairman Of
The Board spent Two days. making house to
house in Atlantic Township. trying to satisfy the
people, Our Board was agreeable TO let Mr. Perry decide
what values should be put on The various types Of property
in his township and this has been DONE believe Mr..
Perry is honest who wishes TO always do the right
thing. and which cannot say about every on the
Board.
therefore trust that you will give further thought to
The goodness and honesty that in my hearf to my life
long record good citizen and neghbor and lifelong
Democrat too and give your support in The primary
with the assurance that my experience during this term
will be devoted to your faithful service and that have
gained knowledge from any mistakes that have been made
and thereb do better by the people than any
available for This job.
With my love and gratitude for your past favors and
appreciation for your further support am
Your friend
NEWcOMB MIDGET
Waves, N. c..
May ~. 1858
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Less Juveniles
Are Committed

A 80 per cent drop in the
number Of children committed
to District Welfare Department
custody was reported yesterday.
Comparative figures for the
six months beginning last July
were lis as against 1877 in the
same period the previous year.
according to Donald Brewer
acting welfare director.
In his report yesterday to the
Public Welfare Advisory Coun-
Gil. Mr.. Brewer said the setting
aside Of a Large number" Of
previous Juvenile Court COM
mitments was partly RESPONSE
bic for the reduction. More
welfare workers assigned to ju-
venile problem work also was
a contributing factor. he added
Capt. John Ryan Of the Met
ropolitan Police Youth Division
pointed out further that juve-
nile crime in Washington has
dropped steadily for the last
three years by 10 per cent.
Another possible factor has
been a backlog Of Juvenile Court
cases. Court officials reported
the time that elapses from in
itial appearance to trial date
has increased by about one
month. as against a two-week
interval average last year.
The number Of admissions TO
the so-called Cedar Glen and
Maple Knoll units Of the Chill
dren's Center at Laurel were
unusually low" during Deem
Der, Mr.. Brewer reported. Only
20 children were admitted, while
% we're released.
Rejecting the same trend, the
Receiving Home for Children
population continued Iowa 80
average during December.
A bonus" has been found In
the surplus food program here.
Mr.. Brewer further reported TO
the council. Families coming
in TO pick up their food supplies
have been inquiring about, and
getting the answers TO. prob
lens involving home-making
generally.
Mr.. Brewer reported the re-
Spouse has been so encouraging
that basic home-making courses
are being expanded. He said
the welfare department regards
the program as a potential
benefit toward strengthening
family ties.
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SPECIAL n0TicEs

'.TAYLOR"-Tax ccnsnltant; estab.
80 yrs., accurate, lesal. ded.. red.
state. lndivld. SIN. bus. every day,
eyes, sun ;holicays. EsAs. bsS 7th
TnE ANNUAL MEETING Of the
Sfoekholders OF The Real Estate
Title lnsurance Company OF the
District Of Columbia for purpose
q ssss1lns fourteen 40 Trustees
year and transactins such other
business As may properly come
oetote the meeting. wtl be held
81 the once Of the COMPANY ~
l4s2 y Street Northwest. Wash.
,nston D, d. G.. on Tuesday.
January q. 1858, a. pm.
from January ~. lg5s. 20 Janu-
RoBERT i. LAMNoND' ssers.
tary. del9 sd-ias.e,l6
NOTICE OF Thing or ARTICLES
or INcoRPoRATIoN AND or
INSURANCE COMPANY. 10
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PuT-
saant TO Title 35-s0c. d c. Code.
1881 edition. notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned a. in
eorporatorA have Med Articles Of
incorporation With the Superin-
tendent OF Insurance In the DIS.
triet Of Columbia incident 10 their
intent and purpose TO organize
lie insurance company under
the laws OF the District OF Co
lnmnias 70 De known as GUAR
ANTY LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PASY OF AMERICA. Washington.
. G January Is, 1858. Leon
Chernsr Alvin Q Enrich. Milton
Eisoerg Jerald p GOLDBERG,
Eugene / OoSdFidxe. Harry Ner.
kin. Charles p suter. iais
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LEGAL NOTICES
RoRkRT ,. UNISON. Atlsrn,,

1000 Rims Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold.
ing a Probate Court. Estate OF
.ADOLPH KAHN, also known as A,
KAHN. Deceased. No. pa,pS2, Ad-
ministration Docket inA.-Appli-
cation having been made herein
for probate OF the last will and
testament OF said deceased, and
for letters Documentary on said
estate, by STANLEY I. POSNER
and HENRY J, FOX, Il is ordered
this 9TH day OF January. AID,
loss that lSIpoRE SHAH, Lucy
lACHNo, POMONA LUBOSzYc.
ERNA FEfNSTEfN, the unknown
heirs at law and next OF kin of
the deceased. and ali Others con.
cerned appear In said Court on
AID. 1855 at 1000 O'clock AM,
10 show cause why such appn-
cation should not be granted, Let
the washington Law ReporterH
sHd each , Tssis sSOcs stsS v ssss
before the return day hcrein
Be not less than thirty DAYS before re
hoSo Es,TSH s HeS HEHI'9S''iE Awast
She q Jgs sDss q SAG bcGIT, ms IN
h h.,ss,t; v rRANk w,BEu E,KART.
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
froe1te Court iae.lo.2S
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TEusrEEs. sALE oF vALuARl.I

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DwELLINo KNOWN
sTREFT Northwest
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF
M S'' ,os sy y TsIsors sea :. in ,.d LO e.
Columbia, and al The request Of
undersianed trustees viii sell. at
public auction Z, trent Of the
FoRTY.FivE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and
premises, situate In the District
and being Part OF Lot 6s in the
spbdiyislon Of the South Grounds
recorded in Libsr District No /.
Folio az " the Records OF the
once Of the Surveyor Of the Dis
irict of Columbia, described as
follows More fully described BY
F oiio' iicioI' fass e s a Lot o ss n
Trims, sold subject TO prior
lbuildine association deed OF
trust for approximately $1,000 40
Be- Snnouneed a. time Of sale: the
purchase price above said trust 10
be paid In cash A deposit OF $500
required Copveyancing. recording,
etc.. at purchasers cost ADJUST
ments made a. OF date OF sale.
Terms 10 be- compiled with within
30 DAYS, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold 81 the discre-
ton Of the trustees
PHILIP w, THOMAS,
THOMAS W, PARKh
slsioie,9i,as,sb trustees.
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PROPOSALS
G %. ~. . !, !, or LME DIsLRICI

GONEkNMLNT OF THL DISTRICT
OF COLI BlA, DEPT OF HIGH
WAYS, ID C., JANUARY Is, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL be
received in Room 4u4, 49a penna.
Ave NV. Washlngton /. D, C..
until 2 NJ, ESI, JANUARY ~,
1888. and then publicly opened
and read. Tor PAVING ROAD
NAYS OF KENYON AND IRVING
EAST OF GEORGIA AvENuEl;
STREETS BETWEEN 18th and
CFRoM l4ih Strict TO ADAMS
s IRON iSta STREET To HIATT iSAP
PLACE. NV. and PAVING AND
WIDENING THE RoADwAYs OF
0EORGfA AvENUEl: PARK ROAD
tFROM HIATT PLACE TO WAL
BRIDGE PLACE. NV, FEDERAL
AID PROJECTS PISS tsl and
Poi t6l. consisting OF approxi-
mately 10000 50. yds, OF REIN
forced cement concrete roadway
pavement eieht 81 inches In
denih, and 10000 lin, n. OF
cement concrete curb eieht Isl
inches In width. at the top, eieht
and one:half tshl inches In width
inches in depth ineidin s BACK.
fiilinR, complete In place. Proposal
forms, plans and specifications OBJ
tainable. from Supervisor. Bid a
Contract Section. Procurement Of
nee, p, c. Room 4O4, iNa Penna.
Ave NV. (Tei. Ma. $4,000, Ext,
2d7k.l Jaib,16.17,1S.1O,2i
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RUssELL VINE
JAZZ IN 81 ~ Trustees.
THos OWEN . son.
Auctioneers,
iii q 81. NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING eITuAIE
BY virtue oi certain deed OF trust
euIy ree9rded, IN Liber No i02g7,
rs SS 70" ., n. bl.tGpe, the 3, s cos
lumbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby the under
sisned trustees VIII sell Al pub
lss,I on pPFR JIhA THE SEVEN.
iess. Ar on on. III iHRnTSYe o7cLobc p
PM the following described land
and premises situate In the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
as and beinE Lot numbered One
Hundred ana Eight u0sl In a
subdivision. made by Urbano ga
elso q iots y SQUARE numbered
Ys. "s psf p inr recorded rSdss,s'sn n
Libsr so. Al FOLIO si Of the
surveyor 81 he he p Smis 81 81 CO. CO.
TERMS TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH. A
deposit Of $500 90 will he required
as Of date d sale XII eonvey "
Ing recording, revenue stamps
etc ~ cost Of purchaser, Terms
Of sale 70 be COMPLIED With within
30 DAYS from dav OF sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the
risht 70 resell the property At
the risk and cost Of defaulting
vertisement Of such resale In some
newspaper published In Washing
ton, D.. c, or. deposit NAV Be
forfeited. or without forfeitine de-.
post. trustees may avail them.
Iights AGAINST defauitins puf-
WILSON EARNsHAw
RUDOLPH w 6ANTLEMANN
Surviving Trustees
FRANK = ecRIvENER, Attorney.
,S ~ I,ifI,!I ;:;Fi s"-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DWELLING kNowS AS P PRln
ISIS 2ll FOURTEENTH STREET
NORTHEAST. WARRINGTON.
By virtue Of q deed Of trus, re-
corded, In iiber No. p97s, Polio
1871. 81 SEQ. one OF the land ree-
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
ana snd a. ,s the REQUEST Of party e;
trustees viii ofier for sale By pub.
lie auction. 10 front Of premises,
EiuHTH DAY or JANUARY,
1888. AT THREE THIRTY
described property In the District
Of Columbia, 70 wit; Lot num-
bered Fifty 800 in D. p. MaekA-
numbered Ten Hundred and Fifty.
I'VE 10000, ~ per plat recorded
in Liber %, at Polio .s. OF Inc
records Of the once Of the Sur
Yeyor for the District OF Columbia
TERMS OF SALE ALL CASH. A
deposit o. S5OO required Of pur.
chaser at time OF sale. Examina-
ton OF title, c0nyeyancing, re-
cordina, nOtarial fees and feve.
Adjustments made as q dss. q
sale. Terms 70 be complied with
within thirty days from day Of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve
the riaht 70 resell property Al risk
and cost Of defaultine purchaser,
after I'VE days advertisement Oh
such resale IN some Newspaper
published In Warrington. d, C.,
or deposil may be forfeited or
tees. may avail themselves Of any
lsgal or equitable rights against
defaultine purchaeer
louis e. DIeMER,
Julius A. MAEDE1,,
tai6i6ai.a[.a7 Trustses.
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Boston U Alumni Fete

The Boston University Alum
nj chapter Of Washington will
receive It's charter tomorrow
night at a dinner at the At
lantic Coast Conference Club,
l34s Y street. N. W. A recep-
ton at $3.50 will begin the af-
fair.
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THOs. ,. OWEN q SON.
Auetieneers,
III q ST, NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELL INC BEIN0
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
1872 QUE STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. In Liber No i0766,
Polio as5 e. 5eay q the land
bia, and At tRe REQUEST o. the
pss ' trustees 'S S ,. ns T pSUo
on ncI MlGooNpAY0 n TH n 'TpwEMSsTIffEisffiii
DAY or jhNu6RY, XD iabs,
At THREE.THiRTY O'CLOCK
PM the followlnR described land
and premises situate In. the Dis.
trio Of Columbia, and deslpnAted
as and being lot 90 N Alley and
others subdivision OF SQUARE lb3
as per plat recorded IN the once
OF the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia In Llber ~ at Folio Z.
TERMS Sold subject TO q prior
S6uilding association: .nclnt On al, deed Of
which viii BE- anno SnsSp' Al time Ss
Of sale. the purchase price above
said trust TO be paid In cash A
deposit Of $500 required Con-
veyaacing recording, etc.. At puf-
chaser's cost Adjustments made
AZ Of date OF sale Terms 10 be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resold 81 the discretion OF
inc LoVis 'YsupELEyIr
nSw'lhitLih!Hffsiw' kipY TETa.i.eY
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ACCOUNTANTS 121
OTHER POSITIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

Yodng man @l-35. with interest in
accountinE field Experience as
bookkeeper and or college-levei
study in basic accounting desired.
Initial phases OF employment
will consist OF training in all sec
tons Of q large and expanding
aceoau,ins once OF . specialized
industry.
A eenGine career opportunity Of
fering ,ob security pleasant work.
ms conditions and other favorabls
benefits
Submit resume include past en-
ployment, age marital status, sal.
airy requirements streSS,ng expert
enee or Sehooling in accounting.
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Doctrine Blocks
Bandit Evidence

Federal Judge David A, Pine
exercised the long arm Of the
Mallory doctrine again yester-
day In ruling out evidence the
Government sought to enter In
Federal court trial here.
The defendants In the case.
charged with armed robbery.
are John D. Leach and Charles
N. Jenkins.
The evidences concerns state
ments Jenkins Is said to have
made ut a police lineup, at
which police Jenkins was iden-
tined as one Of the men who
held up the Tiifey Realty Co.
at 100 Fort drive NE. last
January.
But Judge Pine wouldn't
allow testimony about the line
up to be entered As evidence
in. the case.
Jenkins was arrested last
March 3 at about 4 pm. but
he wasn't arraigned until about
the same time the following
day. The lineup came at about
6 pm. the day he was ar
rested. N
Held 10 BE Delay
The judge said these state
ments could not be admitted
since there was delay between
Jenkins arrest and arraign-
ment.
The Mallory decision Of the
Supreme Court. handed down
last June, backs UP the Judge
on the ground such a delay
tends TO give police time TO
extract q confession from a sus-
pect in a crime.
Hugh ]. MCGEE. attorney for
Leach. also raised the Mallory
doctrine as q block to efforts
by Assistant United States At
torney Frederick Smithson to
get in testimony abount finger
prints found on paper bags the
holdup men had over their
faces.
Mr.. MCGEE said Leach was
arrested at 8 am. March 3.
but was not arraigned until 4
pm. the next day. He claimed
this was unnecessary delay.
But Judge Pine turned down
this theory on grounds no state
ment had been taken from
Leach.
Detective Testifies
The judge also allowed testi-
mony by Robbery Squad Detec-
tive John T. Bailey. in spite Of
Mr.. McGee's objections.
The detective said he talked
to Leach in District Jail March
IS. He said Leach told him he
had fingered" and planned
the holdup. that he hadn't
taken part In it. but that Jen-
kins had.
Mr.. MCGEE. in opening state
ments Of the trial Tuesday, told
the jury his client isn't guilty.
He said. however. that II the
jury found Leach was one Of
the gunner. there would be
q showing he was mentally III
at the time Of the crime.
Leach was found not guilty
by reason Of insanity in an
other District Court trial in
November. He later was found
sane enough. however, to stand
trial in the case now under
way.
Between daily trial sessions
he is returned TO st. Elizabeths
Hospital. where he was sent tas
required by District law after
his November trial.
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HELP-MEH

ACCOUNTANT BoOKkEFPER. 70
take charge OF larse construction
contractors once must have at
least ) years experience and
be aeauzinted with reQuisit!0nS.
Bookkeeping and hi.linF Give
references, education and salary
expected AL applications NIL -
Kept confidential Box 4s0-B,
Sfgr
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NFFH dnsWeTfEe co eYfgSeMeats
GcdyesSec 70 STA, boxes do NOT
sEcfnse oyioIEGt references pho-
'o9yGphs o. Other materials O,
personal rciEe COPIES xe-ue the
rayonse OTfosIGis racB 0es fosf
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rHOS. } OWEN a son.
Aactioartrt,
NM ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or vAtuAatr
DETACHED FRANZ pWEi / mo
hEiNo KNOWN AS PREMfsEs
NoRTHEAgT
nv virtue 81 cev,air Sc.d ~ ,r,,..
duiy reeorded ~ Tsh.. ~ nagSe
Foiio eiS'u ss y, ssc Lios, H9, iuni q
records ~ ths rpfstv,et - rot,,,..u
1 PsT,s s ,S,.. THEREBY . The under:
on wFpN II Ss's OF ri HF p FfuHTH
p44f rp pR gAS o!1!S oT;;x A p is q.
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ADAM A. WEscHLER q SON.
AnetiOneerA.

TRusTEEE RALR OF VALUABLE
DWELLING KNOWN AS PRFM.
ss5s Ne .gr7 EIGHTH STREET.
s so, sF.uf in q S.y ds 70 f a Aust yn re-
5as' et SEQ ons OF he ISnS
records OF the District Of Co
lnnb'a, and a. the request Of
PARTY secuYed thereby, the un-
dersisned trustees will offer Tor
sale BY public auction. IN front
OF PREMISE IN FRIDAY THE
TWENTY.FOURTH DAY or JAN
usRY 1858. AT TWO O'CLOCK
pI a thf IN S SIioTi ,a;,,,, dessriesd
lunbia to-wit. Part Of original
Lot ciy f6l In SQUARE -Four Hun
dred Twerty-fouF fa24i; begin
nine for the same 81 the North
vest corner Of SAID Lot @ and
running thence South slong the
line OF 9Th Street West 20 feet
inch thence East a. risat angles
g said stree, 9S Zee, 70 70
along The line Of - ID aiiss 20 y ZEE,
inch: thence a5 feet TO saio
sih Street and the poin. Of be-
TERMS OF SALE. Property viii b.
sold Sublcc, 20 the balance OF .
prior Bulding and Loan Asso-
citation deed Of trust for APP
proyimately Ss.a5s SO further
particulars OF which viii be an
nouHeed AZ time Of sale. the puf-
chase price shove said trus, 20
Be paid in cash. A cash deposit Of
$500 required OF purchaser at
sale Examination OF title. con-
Seyancing. recording noiarisl fees
and revenue stamps ~ cost OF
purchaser Adjustments made as
OF date OF sale Terms 70 be COM
Piled with within Is days from
day OF sale otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell pfop-
erty 81 risk and cost OF default
Ing purchaser. after days ad-
yer.isemeni OF such resale in
some newspaper published IN
WashinEion, ID c. or deposit nav
be forfeited or without forieiflng
deposit trustees NAV avail them
seiyes OF any legAl or equitable
rishi against defaulting pur-
chaser
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
THOMAS W. HUNT.
tai4.l6.is,2l,.3 Trustees.
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THOMAS =. BURKE, Attorney.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court - Estate OF
ELLEN T. MORGAN, otherwise
known as HELEN Y, MORGAN
and NELLIE MORGAN, Deceased
Docket la6.-Application having
been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament OF
said deceased. and for Letters Tes-
AMERICAS SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY and THOMAS
r. BURKE. the Executors named
therein, Il Is ordered this tn
day of January AD. 1898, that
Katharine I Mccarthy and FLOR
snce willis .I,,,;. her GSn ns ursS
Alice RogeTs Laura Krone Fran
els Mccarthy. vincent Ross Agnes
Ross Murphy and all others eon-
cerned, appear IN said Court on
Monday, the 18th day Of Febru-
AIRY, AID 1858, at 10 o'clock AN,
10 show cause why such applica-
tion should not be granted Let
notice hereof be published IN the
"Washington Law Reporter" and
The EveninR Star" once IN each
q three successive weeks ,,s.,, before ts..or
the irst publication 20 be not
less than thirty days before said
s cRhp,E Sf nyoLI MiiRsS' LAWS e cSisi
Judge Of said Court, this 9TH day
o. january, a d, lbs !ssaD
uty REGISTER Of wills for the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, Clerk OF the
Fhobate Court. iapie'eS
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Box 62-B. STAR

AUTO LUBRIC ALTON MAN. perma.
nent position, good salary. 5-day
week clean uniforms furnished;
tree uarking insurance ana paid
vacation WILSON PONTIAC. INC
1nsa Georgia ave Silver spring
AUTO Studebaker or
Packard experience, with qualified
employment record Good start
ms salary. plus time and one-half
overtime. Paid vacations. Group
hhoSpitalisatiSn ana retiTemsni,,
Motors N Nc. NsN isis H RSOd.
island ave ne Ap s-oi6s.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced
Chrysler products, 5-dsy week, y
day every other sat $50 guar,
HOLIDAYS enpioye profit. sharing
plan, al other usual benefits Ap-
70 q pm. MASON MOTOR co,
INC 3Ath and Bennine I'd ne.
AUTO MECHANICS
Experienced. to work IN busy shop
on studsbakers Paekards and MeI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER. SIS Nort6
Glebe I'd, Arl., Va
AUIOMOTlNE SERVICE MANAGER
experienced with record Of sue
ceSSiul shop MANAGEMENT, Stude-
baker or Packard experience pre-
equipped shop OF established new
car agency. Group hoSpitalisation
and retirement progIam. salary
open. Apply to Mr. MeNey,
Money MOTORS. INC. 1878
Rhode Island ave ne. Phone
AID .-Ol62
AUTO SALESMAN, TO join small
sales force Of suburban Ford
dealer Wide. open territory. Ex-
Gel pay plan with guarantee
draw Demonstration furn. hos
rtal1ation and other benefits
CAL Frank Nichols, ROCkN1LIE
FORD, Pc. ..aiSS
AUTO Statesmen. exper.. good
proposition for the riFht man.
See Mr.. Morgan. TAKOMA FORD,
$50 Piney Br, I'd, s, 8. ~.
BANK TELLER
Exper preferred but not nee.
fser opportunity Bonus frineo
benefits, 5ls-day week Call Mr..
Dewey XII N-HHl" for appt SHiR-
LlNoToN TRUST Co, Ari, Va,
ROOkkNEPER - Retired man who
wishes pSrt-tlme lob, contact CA.
THEDRAL SuPERMARKET, 5000
Conn ave ew
Continues on Next PAssl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
AUCTION SALES
THOs. J, OWENS q SONS.
Auetieneerg,
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DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
STREET SOUTHEAST.
by virtue Of Z. certain deed Of trust
duly recorded IN Liber No. 1871,
Polio 2s7 q ssa.. q the land rec
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secured thereby. the undersiEned
trustees win sell. at pubic aac-
Ton, ~ front Of the preI1 lses. on
wEDNEsDAY: THE rIF ZENITH
pay 81 January 40 1858,
t,o TWEEN 1cLo oS5 p. PM the
lssB, situate In the District Of
Columbia. and Designated as and
being the north 1874 feet front
By full depth thereof. Of Lot
Numbered seven ~ IN vsnHook
and Metealfs subdivision Of
SQUARE Numbsred Nine Hundred
suryesor Tor ne Re pistr ss q 81 c g.
lumbia In LibeT VIZ at Folio 81;
nov taxed as Lot sii In Square
TERMS; sold subject to a prior
tbuildlng association deed OF
iu qsI ior p sPRIS1ilTat sobe sS
be announced At time d sale:
the purchase price above said
trust 70 be paid in cash A de-
posit Of $500 required. Convey
ancins recording, etc. Al pur-
eheser's. cost. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale, Terms 10 Be
complied with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the. property NAV be advertised
and .resold At the discretion OF
the trustees
III r PAXTON.
,..~osTuART RoBEsoN,
~ .s lie a.kkpvr SALE I aas stEs
TJE TWENTy-THiRD DAY or
:JANgARY AID l05s AT TWO
T H,iIRTY Z, oo,cILocK Pm. AT THE
BY ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
iai6...
ADAM a. WEscHLER q SON.
AuetionserA.