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AUCTION SALES
tcoNIINUEpj
ADAM A. wEsCHLER q SON,

Auetioneers.
UNITED STATES hAR6HAL's Sal. 4
OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of q writ OF execution
issued out Of the Clerks once Of
the United States District Court
Tor the District Of Columbia, and
20 me directed. l will sell. 81
pubic auction, FOR CASH. in
irvnt Of the west entrance Of
ne Court HOUSE; on John Mar
B. c. % FRIDAY TT1 NE sIx.
AT Two O'CLOCK Pm al O Of
the right, title and interest Of
the Defendant, Morris Road Apart
ments. Inc, q corporation, In the
following described real estate IN
the District Of Columbia 10 Wit;
Lot Numbered 81 In Square Num-
bered 5s24 having q frontage
OF 60:4 IT. By q depth OF 1924
y. improvements consist OF q
three-story-and-basement detached
brick apartment house said to
contain Is one and two bedroom
and bath units. known as Prem
ises io2o Morris Road Sc; also
Of AL It. BY q depth OF I22 q
II improvements consist OF q
Observation-Disclosures detached
brick apartment house said to
contain IL one and two bedroom
and bath units, known as Prem
ises 1888 Morris Road Sc, seized
and levied upon Is property OF
the aforementioned defendant and
sold 70 satisfy . Judgment at
Law No; "A. 23l-5S In favor
Of SYLVAN kRAUeE. Trustee,
etc., Plaintiff.
CARLTON O. BEALL, United States
Marshal in and for the District
of Columbia
sp26,27 70. 90. 3O-myI, 23,4,Be
7,S,D,lO,1l,l2l3.I
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AUCTION SALES
TH0s. }. OWEN a SON,
Auetieneers.
HI n ST. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO SIORY-AND-B BASEMENT
eEMIDETACHED BRICK DWRTL-
ING BEING KNOWN as PREM
Uses NUMBER 1856 NEWTON
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q certain deed OF
trust duly recorded. In Liber No.
ira Lolio IFS e seq. Of the
Columbia. and ct the request Of
the party secured thereby. the
public auction, in front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY or NAY, AID. 1865,
AT ONE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the iollowing described land and
premises, situate in the District
OF Columbia and Designated as
and being Lot. 276 in Lansing s
suooiyision Of part Of Mt
n isf tSe oe:s as ~ tb. plat rseordsd
the District Of Columbia. in Libef
County II. at Polio 80: subject
70 building restriction line a.
SHOWN on Plat 67-3s.
TERMS: Sold subject to a Arior
building association deed Of
trust Tor approximately S.
b36 81: further particulars OF
whlch VIII be announced at time
OF sale: the purchase price above
said trust TO be paid in cash. A
deposit Of $500 required. Con.
yeyanelng, recording, etc. al
made as Of date Of sale. Terms
TO b complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may BE- adj.
vertised and resoId at the discre-
ton OF the trusee.
GEORGE II. TIPP,
Surviving Trustee,
ap22.26.27. 20-mYI
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
APRIL 20. 1855. AT THE PROP
ERTY YARD OF THE CHEZ
ALSO PROPERTY CLERK. NIT
RoPOLITAN POLICE DEPART
SIKH SIKH q e 8 sTTREEafSsc Nv. GER A
TAIN LOST, STOLEN AMI
ABANDoNED MOTOR VEHICLES
CONSISTING OF 1871 MoToE
BEEN CLAIMED WITHIN TIL
TINE REQUIRED BY THE d. c
CODE. MINORS WILL NOT BI
PERMITTED TO BUY ANY vEHI
cLES. TERMS OF SALE. CAST
Only. YEAR, MAKE OF VEHI.
sc BODY. SERIAL, ENG; 1851
1850 1850 olss t,ar. sedan. 5CaM2i 49,
SPEiGSs i FaSsS Gass 'f fssi
1915 Buick i-dr. sedan. sls9SSss
dan. 7057sg07. c3s-777i2: los:
Mercury 2-dr. sedan 53LA3341S
l34s Nash cdr. sedan. K2655SO
se515: l947 Plymouth l-dr' sedan
l190664. P15-7SI373: 1919 Buich
4-dr. sedan, 35O4O94s. 526I 1897
1850 Pord 2-dr. sedan. BOcsIiI.
9s4: 1919 olds cdr. sedan, 4a6.
B1734, 6A61s5H: 1919 Buick 4-dr
sedan, 55l1Oi33. 52S37997: 1919
Cadillac 4-dr. sedan. 49825l9O7;
1871 Chev. aston Pickup, 9AKOa-
ilal. Nc29I66: l94s Plymouth
4 ssdot7, sedan Ials lbS +: az ,P Pts
5794s06. sll-l747o: 1851 Mer-
enfy 4-dr, sedan. 5iMcs5s7s:
lgas Pontiac !.dr. sedan; Ps-
PBAS424: l9l7 Mercury 2-dr. Sc
dan. 99Al552sl: 1851 Henry J. g
S DIS sedan K5l3922Q9555lss 552?I72:
SSH: 1919 Ford 4-dr. sedan, lSBA.
ll1O34: 1913 Mercury 4-dr. sedan.
SD9A2l964ls: 1852 Buick 4-dr'
sedan. 5652642D, 673g550T; 1850
Pontiac cow. FSTHl626g: la47
Pontiac 4-dr. sedan. WsMB1llb:
1850 Hudson Cdr. sedan. 5OA-
1l922S: l947 Chew. cdr. sedan,
l4DKAi072s. DAM32s0i: 1915
Pontiac 4-dr. sedan, csRHIO0Os:
1852 Dodge 2-dr. sedan, stilg3.
D42-3242o5: 1850 Ford 2-dr, Sc
coupe. 2AHi2.iiss3. dMssSs7s;
l94s Olds 2-dr. sedan. gsBi347,
9-26D2lH; 1850 Plymouth 4-dr.
sedan, 126iS25s. P2O-570537;
1877 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan. ISL
s245s.. P15-l3s568: 1871 Ford .
Or. sedan. lS-6l256l; 1910 Mer-
curry 2-dr. sedan. 9cMl71026:
1871 Buick coupe, 3399s279.
54l79402 1850 Pontiac Cdr. Sc
dan, WSTs52s5: 1851 Chev. 2-dr.
sedan. 2lJKl77434. JAAI022047:
7I631s: iS4s Packard l-dr sedan
2392i S228. H23377i: 1887 Ford
stake Truck. iS-4iisi6i; iSf7
Chev. cdr. sedan, I4EKF2S5gl
EAMi 2602: 1916 Buick 4-dr. Sc
dan. l438a5l6. 4563s265: 1850
Cheyr I4JKDS0Os9. JAM257O56:
1919 Mercury 2-dr. sedaR, OCH
l80337: l947 Ford 2-dr. sedan.
79eA-17s096s; 1853 Chey. truck
tyan), JCD536ls7. IRWda622:
d631 $3.50. 1919 Ford 2-dr. sedan.
7lQA40l715: 1916 Chrysler 4-dr.
sedan, 70OlSS3e. c2s-11sg4; 1850
Ford 2-dr. sedan. BOCS142166;
1888 Ford Cdr. sedan. 1S-221O-
924 1850 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan,
12367963 1913 Pontiac 2-dr.
sedan. RsPAi 1872; 1921 Mercury
DIR. sedan. 49aW5324: 1851 Piym-
outh 4-dr. sedan, l243393I, POO
l1s522; 1913 Plymouth 4-dr, Sc
dan; lis622226, DvT1942ODc;
1919 Ford 4-dr. sedan, gSBA727.
~; 1850 Ford 4-dr. sedan.
so : y 56sl3 d957 chryslsr 40. { 4
i77ss1 is4o Dodge s'S gar. sedan sedan
HARTMAN. Deputy Chief. Chief
ALSO Property Clerk. Metropoli-
tan Police Department. D C.
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NOTICE no BIDDERS

the Silver Spring Volunteer PirS
p Z 2 m i nm SIS oto Sysss unit nj.
publicity opened for 4 5-rm, franz
exsllins; located on Lot 49, BIZ
moved 70 the foundation on Of
SILVER sPRiNo VoI uNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Attest. Charles Moran Sec'v.
BY PAGE p. Hopkins, Pres.
SEALED BIDS viii be received un.
I'll noon, Tuesday. May 10, 1875,
at the once Of the state Roads
Commission at Box az. los Z
Lexington Street. Baltimore 5,
Maryland. ofieTinE 70 purchase the
improvements consisting OF ..
story frame dwelling and two l.
story frame sheds. located on the
former Murrel L. Myers, s9la
Connecticut Avenue. property In
Chevy Chase. Maryland. located
on the proposed highway improve
ment between Chevy Chase and
Kensington. All OF these i'm.
provements must be removed down
70 the ground line BY midnight,
Tuesday. July 3. 1855. Details
bidding forms and special bidding
envelopes NAV be obtained at the
state Roads Commission al Laurel,
Maryland. District once phone
PARKWAY 5-O69O. ap2O.27
SEALFD RIDs will be received untt
NOON. Tuesday May ~. 1858, al
the once Of the state Roads Com.
mission; a. Boy III. los Z Lex.
ington street. Baltimore 2. Mary.
iand, Offering to purchase the
improvements consisting Of -
,t toTy frame n1lns DWELLING = l-story
shed. and l-story frame chicken
house located on the former Percy
Jack Ravford on south side Of I'M
Ardmore-Ardwick Road, "a milt
west OF Pennsvlvania Railroad
main Inc about y mile east ol
U s. Route 50. property In Ard.
wick. Maryland on the proposed
highway Improvement between
Ardwick-Ardmore Road and Land
over Road. All OF these improve
ments must be removed down tc
the ground line bv MIDNIGHT,
Tuesday. july 3. 1858 Detsils
bidding forms, and special bid.
ms envelopes may Be obtained
at laurel. Maryland The i'm.
proyements must he bid individu.
ally. each unit OF Improvement
70 be bid on must be on q sepa.
rate bidding form and accom-.
nanied BY two certified or cash.
ter's checks. the hrst in the
amount Of the bid and the second
in the amount Of the guarantee
as sDecifled on the bid form Dis
triet once Phone Parkway
b-odso. ap20.27
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SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1858
Commencing at IL Noon in Front of the Court House
AT LEESBURG, VIRGINIA

+: i 4 ,;Si M ;s''; &
Sh;s e as's the v S. b.sd b:of Gg
r ''ss Lssssi$
hod. debt s hS S secured nSs Ga
gcSss e @ yrfns o.
TRACT ONE Al that certain tract Of land with improve
Ss. nsrsSD ad
vins sontsinins Just north Busmont
now BY baum snS ana S by the lands
Being the same land eonyeysd 70 Robert Lashley and
~ d as March a' s 1872 Ct record sne h
Ioudoun County Deed BOOK - U.s. paSs SiS
This land = Improved BY an once building and is being
.eAS 4. b s Clark. tract equity ct 'Vf cn s.:
ne Blue Rdfs 0s sns Just west e STAT
stanuias and others,
Esn: the Ms .Sd EsE w S
MsS1. and s S 6 G s S F o nS SR ne
StoEssad Clarke County cef once Deed IS page ass
s large m. tract u Of snS Ia. V V.
possibilitss q dsVslOpment ""O nus ''''
Reference hereby expressly made to the aforesaid deeds
description Of said lands
SALE Of said lands viii be made separately.
POSSESSION: To be announced day Of sale
TAXES Taxes for the 1858 shall be paid BY the
purchaser purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
WILLIAM w. NICKELS, Trustee
AuCTTONEER: Leonard c. Bowman
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RhsH aHspsriHe adptrtissmeAil
addresSed 10 Siat bo1et DO NOT
enclose original refereHees pho.
t0oFaphs or Other Materials OF
personal palhe Copies terpe the
purpose. Originate mas Get iosi.
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel CounSeling
Placement Services
1923 CONN. AVE. NV. RIM. 2is
CALL DI. 7-4l50
FOR INTERVIEW TIME

CRAFTSMAN. Q yrs. college
ensr.. min. yrs. drafting. exper
II desire 70 complete education, co
allows for time and pays tuition
Able 10 get security clearance
White. To aee IS To $3.50 mo. de-
pending on expeT.
DATA COMPUTER, min. l VI
college, good grades in algebra. Ike
figures, able 10 make security clear
ance. II desire to complete eduea'
ton. CO. pays tuition and allows fol
time. White, 10 age 35. to $3.50. -.
DATA COMPuTER, will train. z
yrs. college math, use calculator
able TO get security CLEARANCE, agt
25-35, TO $50.
9th cl. lie. helpful but not nee
excel. refs; 3 p,m.-l2 am. o days
70 ase 40, $3.50,
ADVERTISING SALESMAN
Newspaper eXper,; must pc re-
liable. steadW producer, Leads FUR
nished Car nee, Box e3-L, star
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2-DAY
LARGE
ANTIQUE AUCTION
SALE
THIEVES MARKET
80 N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va

FRIDAY EVE. MAY 2
z PM. UNTIL
ALL DAY SAT, MAY 3
10 AM. TO 10 PM.
IiouYDAT ffSdIO The cSooNrENsTrss
OF 2 MORE ANTIQUE SHOPS
Including. fine collection OF cut
glass, cut glass floor lamp, pattern
glass. colored, pressed, blown anC
Titan type. etc.
Lots Of nne china, eOlorful snt
collector items.
Bric-a-brac, dolls, statues. etc
Music box, copper and brass
silver, etc, etc,
OIL paintinRS pictures, frames
mirrors.
Large lot Of furniture. Including
Victorian marble top pieces, anc
Also early American. nice pin,
pewter racks. ref1nished. tCircs
1901; lots OF small S pieces esS' stands H'
chests, cupboards, chest Of draw.
ers, chairs. etc.
And many, many hundreds Of
other items too numerous to men.
ton.
Collectors and Dealers,
Don't Miss This
sALE-RAIN OR SHINE
ALL GOODS SOLD WITHOUT
Auctioneers, Dick Kline
HENRY c sSaaSy oSTs
IA. 8-9463 IA. Sale
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE OF farm. dairy,
orchard equipment consistina OF
20 tractors, wheel and erawler,
$50 pieces OF other farm, dairy,
SiSdins ' Hi.go Ps MsSn n' Trse.
tor, Ferguson drill. etc. The Dcsl
lot OF machinery ever offered for
sale anywhere, anytime. No Junk
items, so don't be late. Sale be-
sins At 1000 am. train or Ahinel
Mon. April 18th. N Kent st..
Winchester, Va, near virginia
Livestock Market. tsee sale bills
widely scattered H. g. Pat
Barr
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Accountant, Jr.

LARGE expanding local firm has
excellent opportunity for younE
man with degree In accounting and
l-2 yrs, public accounting expert
ence Starting assignment viii be
as assistant to internal auditor.
Successful candidate will have good
opportunity to progress: salary,
si.5O1 70 $1,000 10 start. Write
ence age and family status.
AcCT an p0t3 f,pA S6 SO0
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MANAGER EXPERT
CENTRAL PARKING LOT, axe
nth 81. nv, RA. 6-l239.
AUTO BODY MAN. must be sober
reliable, and nave good refs
Prefer man with GM exper. Vaea'
ton with pay, group hospttaliza-
ton: 5-day week. See Nj. Bar
ham. Mon. between = and 10 m
STAR PONTIAC. 407 Fla. ave. ne
AUTOMOBILE BODYMAN, exper
with clASs-A work. Sober ano
steady. Lots Of work, Apply u
person to service mgr, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO. 1880 Conn, ave
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN
--Opportunity for ! metal man q
work in 9 new. clean and we'll
lighted body shop. Man must be
reliable and sober. must be able
10 do quality work so as 70 main.
tain shops reputation; excellent
opening for individual Ming these
qualifications. Paid vacations anc
holidays 5000 pay plan. group
disqualification. Contact BROAD
sTREET MOTORS BODY SHOP
Mr.. Jack Deal, lO3 Gordon I'd.
Fails Church, Va. JE. 2-5lOO.
AUTO. MACHINIsT: sober, exper
70 work IN excel. equip, shop; TOT
salary. Mr.. SYKES. Ov. 3-2SlS.
AUTO MECHANIC with good gen
eral line experience and references
Opportunity to work with an
established and reputable co "a
elusive Dement'S such as $50 week:
II guarantee, profit sharing. paid
vacations and holidays. group
health insurance, excellent work
ina conditions. See Dave Best:
pitch, service manager. CHEVY
CHASE CHEVROLET -77e5 Wis.
ave. Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 4-6l00.
AUTO MECHANIC. chrysler exper
preferred. must be FIRST class with
Complete set OF tools; fiat-rate pay
basis; plenty Of work in our mod d,
fully equipped shop. II you qualify
you can earn $3.50 per wk., plus
many company benefits. Apply 70
Mr.. Gearhart. Service Mgr, ROYAL
MOTORS. INC, 1910 Upshur ST
NV, ia. $4,000.
AUTO MECHANIC. De soto-Plym.
outh, q good opportunity for right
man FALLS CHURCH De Soto.
wood ave. u. e.2S00.
AUTO MECHANIC, exper. GIN lines
EoheF and steady Plenty Of work
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HELP-MEM

ACCOUNTANT, junior for CPA
firm: student preferred. Hrs. q "a
s. Reply to Box 337-V. Star, Stains
salary age, education and exper
ACCOUNTANT. SlOO-Sl25 wk. up
s 4ssHssss s65R o. TPYf tsPi;t s SsaoE
daily. Visit immed, BOYD'S Test
~ yrsD, cor. 18th and @ NV
INA. S-2340j.
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE. JR.; writ.
ing ability with semi-tech. back
ground plus deg. and min 2 yrs.
ssxPer.; $3.50: Submit resume
LING AGCY., sos l4th NV, ST
3-8sSa.
ACCOUNTANT IN. for CPA ONCE
q -
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS

MATHEMATICS - individual in
strueticn BY former European pro-
fessor Call Hu. 3-79lf.
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VOCALISTS

VOCALISTS
Thoroughly professional training
IN popular singing: avail, TO limited
ents Msn nc tscbDo ambitious espssra saq
projection, breath control. Out
standing d. c., HOLLYWOOD. New
York contacts when ready. Free
additions. AID. 2-SS10
COLORED LADY will care for chill
dren nights or elderly people. AL
references. tn. 2-53S3.
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AUTO MECHANICS

q men 10 specialize on foreign
cars. Work on percentage basis
for highest income in the industry,
Work for the leader in foreign car
permanent Job only II you are an
expo rienced foreign car mechanic
or can and want to learn quickly.
See Mr. Perry between 10 and IL
m. at
MANHATTAN AUTO
eth and r SITS. NV.
AUTO PAINTER-Exceilent oppor-
tunity for . steady experienced
man; ulcnty Of work on per-
centaEe basis: paid holidays. va
cation and insurance Dement'S,
RoSSLYN AUTO BODY CO" IA.
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NATIONAL
Employment Service
washington's LARGEST Agency
SALES DIVISION

SALES DIVISION
Closed circuit, sound systems excel
sales background, S. o. Fabri-
Gated paper products, ID. C.. VA,
NC sc. territory: exper;
Industrial ehemicala 25-a5 $3.50
Business machines. exper. nee;
Casualty insurance. 25-35, college
pref. ---to 50, 900
IntanEibles 70 $500
PhaTmaesutieals. to IS; eOiies. dsSs
MsnseeTent traine.. s5-ss col.
lege DEG. married $500
Trainees natl cosD. some car turn.
con OFFICE Fl Division t1,SPO up
rns sSsip s sesr food S5s sso S@S
Casually Underwater. as yrs.
Craftsman sfsDhie. i'Ometris. per;
Casually ms. spec. agent, .npsI, ;
70 35 yrs to $40
Eleetronie tech. celebration. instru-
ment exper. $3.50
Asst. to statistical supyr.. resume
nee. coll. pref; TO IS yrs. S465
Aaehinist. precision. close tolerance
exper, 10 S433
Tech. librarian. exper S433
L~ 70 20 Advertising artist TO sr BID
Field Tspr.'.. nOn.ssnins. ai:s5;
car fuTn. $3.50
Exec, Seey., shhd, yng. to $3.50
Sheet metal 5 yrs. exper. eleetronic
parts. no fee S34S
Bank teller. exper, no fee $500
Bkkpg. elk. 1880. Nd. ST. $500
Adjustors. 2l-30, no fee ST. $500
Country club rm. clerk. aeetg. back
Eround yng.. Im., board SOS
.If0s 18th 81. NV. FX 3-T2SO'
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ACCOUNTANTS

1920 N. Y, Ave. NV. RIM. 500
ADJUsTOR. TO handle collections
for local auto finance company.
inside and outside work: prefer
man with some experience and
interest in advancement. Call
Mr.. cooKsoN. II. 3-225e,
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. la
Dor org, claims div, extremely
diversified duties. some methods OF
shorthand and tipping, work for
executive. Able to make security
clearance. Age TO IS. Start $4.6SO,
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ACCOUNTANT IN. for CPA once
some experience desired. Call ME
S-4b71 for appointment.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

=. I've tracts Of land improved building
ou bsiusmont and frontinS approximately 567 feet
~ on west sde Of the road leading from Route
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AUTO MECHANIC. exper. GIN lines
Sober and steady. Plepty Of worl
for lst-elass man. Apply in per
son TO service mar. BARRY-PATI
MOTOR co, 1870 Conn. ave.
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HELP-MEA

CARPENTER, for garden type apt.
maintenance: good salary, permA.
nent position, furnish refs. and
previous work history In lst Jet.
ter, Box f4J-v, star.
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PIANO TUNING and RepairinG.
NATHAN FRANKLIN; Call sun
SPEAK sPANIsH-PRENcH
Record course Brooches method.
Price IS. EN-. 3-Ol44 for circular.
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Hope to Avoid Big
Tax Hike Fading,

Legislative hopes of avoiding
major increases in the sales and
income taxes practically vanished
yesterday. The Board of Revenue
Estimates forecast further drop
Of S22O5.OOO in expected state reve-
nue. and Gov McKeldin prepared
supplemental budget totaling
one million dollars TO submit TO
the General Assembly today
This leaves finance committees
still needing 10 raise at least IS
million dollars in new revenue.
Hearing on Airport Bill
A hearing was held Wednesday
on House Bill ZIG, concerning
possible airports for Ocean City
and Garrett county, and another
hearing is set for tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
The bill would provide a way
for state funds to be added to
Federal and county funds which
would make it possible to have
an airport in this county.
The legislature is heading for
adjournment at midnight on March
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SANG RUN

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Pentccostal church met at the
home of Mrs. Parker Dewitt Mon
day evening. Seven members were
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carr and
children Smithton Pa. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Carr over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dewitt and
Zebra Ann. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bishop, Buffalo Run, Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stemple
and Jeri Nordeck visited Ralph
Hoye. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bacr. Rose
Ann Messer and son, Andy, of
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Michael and Maurice Brookhart
under the leadership of Jack
Gnegy. started on the journey. The
group abandoned their car at Sand
ers' Lane and proceeded from thele
on foot, pulling the toboggan with
four bales of hay
After three and one half hours
Of wading and climbing over ten
and fifteen foot drifts. the EXplor-
ers finally came to the rescue with
the hay.
From the Davis farm, they called
Mr.. Johns at five p. m, and asked
him to notify their parents that
they would be slightly late in get
ting home.
At siX-thirty the tired. weary
group returned to their respective
homes after a job well done.
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SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

Here we are again with our
little budget of news after being
showed into isolation for quite
while. Our roads were opened up
late Monday night and the farmers
of our community are getting
ready to farm and our women folk
have laid aside their knitting and
quilting. and are back in circula-
ton again.
Lester Moon. Harold Bachtel,
and Glenn and Larry Canaan
helped Ray Arnold take some of
his young heifers across fields,
fences and huge drifts of snow
from c. w. Soelter's. where they
were Wintering, to the home of
Mr.. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs George White and
son were supper guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Friend on Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Stahl, who has been
visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. Eff
fie Stahl for a couple of weeks.
spent a couple of days last week
with Mrs Hilda Stahl before re-
turning to her home at Albright,
W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage ac-
companicd Mrs. Effie Stahl to
near Baltimore on Monday after
receiving word that Rev Paul Ar
It's, who had been in i'll health
for some time. had died
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hauser and
children. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Canaan and sons we're Sunday eve
ming supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Soelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Yoder and
son Loyal. were recent Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Canaan.
Ray Arnold and Charles Soelter
were helping Harry Canaan on
Monday.
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HOYES

Sunday School at 10 o'clock,
weather permitting. We haven't
been able to have Sunday School
since February 2.
Mrs. Dollie Smith. of Morgan
town. w Va, visited relatives here
one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart McCrobie
arc spending some time at their
home here before he returns to
the hospital in Pittsburgh, around
the first of March.
The WSCS and Homemakers
club VIII be held next month at
their regular dates.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vitez and
children we're Friday evening Wis
itors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w w. Dewitt and Nancy.
Martha, Nellie and George Bish-
off and Catherine McCrobie are
among the adults taking classes at
Northern High school in bOokkeep-
ing. The tipping class has been
cancelled on account of poor at
tendance.
George Bishoff and Jimmy Will
DNIu Sptbt luC Ncth-cHO III w dSil-
ington, d. c. and Baltimore. visit
ing friends and sightseeing.
Herbert McCrobie and friend
visited his parents recently.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart McCrobie
and Mr. and Mrs Arthur McCrobie
visited in MorgantoWn on Sunday
On Monday they visited Misses
Marlcnc Spiker and Shirley Rode
HEAVIER in Washington, d. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bishoff
visited Mr. and Mrs Hobart Bish-
off for while Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Claude Bishoff
and Anita spent Friday in Union
town.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Friend and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Richter and
family.
Miss Dorothy Ringer and Rich
ard Bernard, SWanton, we're mar
ried on Saturday afternoon in St.
Johns English Lutheran church.