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Sundy Levi, 53, Instructor
AT Phelps Vocational School

Sandy A. Levi, ST.. So. an
instructor at Phelps Vocational
High School and former owner
OF LeIi's Shoe Shop. died Of a
heart attack Saturday at
Freednen's Hospital. He lived
at III Forty-eighth place NE.
A llelong resident of WASH
ingtoh Mr.. Levi was a graduate
of Armstrong Technical High
School where he won both
scholaAic and athletic honors.
An ouetanding athlete. he let
tered ID four sports. He studied
shoe ROARING and became the
first ghduate to establish a
shoe reSair business.
For rpre than 20 years after
his graduation he owned and
operated Lewis Shoe Store in
the 500 block Of Fourth street
Sc. II also owned several
building in the Southeast and
Southwdt section of the city.
Mr.. Lki sold his business in
1871 ana became a vocational
instructd at Phelps High
School. 3here he remained un-
til his dath.
He wat a longtime member
and former trustee of the
Mount AEy Baptist Church.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Jesae Levi of the home
address two sons. Sandy A.,
jr.. of loll Fourth street NE.
and Water C. of Detroit: two
daughterS Mrs. Jacqueline
Green ol l01l Fourth street
NE. and Mrs. Yvonne Earle of
1902 D street Sc; a brother,
Allen; two sisters, Mrs. Fannie
johnson of Los Angeles. and
Miss Lillian Levi of 5802 Oates
street NE, and four grand
children.
Funeral services will be held
at l,pm. tomorrow in the Mount
Airy Baptist Church, II L street
NV. Burial will be in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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lhis, too, is the language Of love

What do they really sayhose long legal paragraphs in life
insurance poicyP
Most of them pledges Iron-cad legal pledges strong the
law of the land.
In policies the company pledges this to help provide wfe
support if her husband should die.
But reading the lines they pledges the husband makes
his wife He says effect pledge you my continued
and support if should not always be with you
Or pledge and support long shall live
Yes-this is the language of loUe
INSTITUTE LIFE INSURANCE 4S8 Madison Avenue New York O. N
When someone's counting you YOU count on life insurance
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Psychiotrists' Talk Aids
Patients in Deep Sleep

but the effects do not last Iona
after treatment Is stopped, Or,
Cameron said.
To produce lons-term
changes, he added. the treat
ment probably would have "a
be given until the new be-
havior pattern becomes estab.
IiShed In the mind Of the pa
tient.
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U.S.MaySue5
Firms Making
SaIk Vaccine

The Justice Department Il
studying the possibility OF In
stituting civil action 10 recover
several millions Of dollars IN
damages from five top pharma-
ceutical companies indicted yes.
terday on charges OF Urice-
fixing In the sale OF Salk polio
vaccine.
The Federal government from
1855 10 the present had allo-
Gated more than t5S millior for
the purchase Of the vaccine and
It's distribution. Funds had
been given 10 the States for
these purposes.
Under the law. the Federal
Government may sue 70 re-
cover monetary damages that
might be shown as a result oi
the alleged price-fixine In q
civil proceeding.
Investigation Of the drug
firms was sparked by hearings
conducted. beginning IN 1855,
by the House subcommittee or
inter-governmental operations
OF which Representative Foun-
tain. Democrat Of North Caro-
line. is chairman.
Named In yesterdays indict-
ment we're Eli Lilly and Co,
Indianapolis. Ind; Allied La
boratories, Inc, Kansas City,
Mo-; American Home Products
Corp. New York: Merck and
Co.. Inc, Railway. N. j.; and
Parke-Davis and Co., Detroit,
Mich.
The Justice Department Is
investigating sale and distribu-
ton Of hormones and cortisone
with an eye on possible anti
trust violations.
Meanwhile, the five drug
companies have issued denials
to the charge of violating the
antitrust laws.
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New Adhesive Sticks
Anything to Anything

LONDON-A new English ad-
hesive that is said to be able
to stick anything to anything
may be introduced in America.
1t air-dries to q water-clear
film and is waterproof and re-
sistant to gasoline, oils. fungi,
and weak alkalis and acids.
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exploded last December)
Due 10 the application OF
unusually delicate and precise
measuring anei alarm appa-
ratus, all mistakes are usually
discovered In time.
IF anything Is not In order,
the attempt Is postponed.
1T may happen that the
launching OF the next new
sputnik may be postponed un-
I'll such time when complete
certainty is reached that all
apparatus is In perfect order"
The Russians launched their
first two satellites last fall but
since then have officially re-
ported no further attempts. The
Polish press expected a new
sputnik 10 be sent up May !,
the big Communist holiday,
and an Italian agency special-
izing In Communist affairs re-
ported that the Russians had a
failure May 3.
Prof Pobiedonoscev's remarks
we're taken by his audience as
confirmation of a Soviet set
back.
The professor said the third
satellite would be followed
quickly by others. He added
that the third one probably
would not carry a dog-as
Sputnik II had-but that the
fourth or fifth might.
Prof Pobiedonoscev also said
the Russians are working on q
rocket TO circle the moon and
take pictures of the other side
that man has never seen. He
was vague about when 1t might
be fired.
He. said the Soviet Union
launched a single stage rocket
in February with an apparatus
weighing a ton and a half. It
went up 295 miles. He did not
say what sort Of apparatus this
was or whether any attempt
was made to put it in orbit.
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Mb. EIfrieda Baker
RITES Held in Arlington

Funera1services for Mrs. Ell
frieda NJ. baker. q founder and
president bf the Hay Rubber
Stamp Co were held yesterday
at the Tvs funeral home In
Arlington.
Mrs. Baler, who was 50. died
Friday at sibley Hospital after
a long illiess. Her home was
at 2i22 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Born q Washington, Mrs,
Baker at lhe age Of 10 estab-
lished thd rubber stamp Arm
here withlthe late Robert Hay
IN 1918.
When Mr.. Hay died six years
ago. she assumed control of the
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BIoeden Avenue
Section Closed

Construction work on the
approaches of the Broad
Branch Bridge has made il
necessary to close a section
of Blagden avenue NV. fol
three days, the National Capt.
tai Parks announced today.
The road will be closed be-
tween Tilden street and Mat
thewson drive today, tomorrow
and Thursday. A spokesman
for the park service said full
traffic was expected to re-
sumo Friday.
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ny RENNIE TAYLOR
Associated Press Science Reporter

SAN FRANCISCO, May Ia
A psychiatric research team
says Il changed the behavior
pattern OF schizophrenic and
psychoneurotics by pouring talk
into their ears during prolonged
sleep.
The talk marathon even
caused temperature changes In
the ears OF some patients.
The most striking results
we're In improving the social
behavior OF mentally troubled
people. DR.. d. Even Cameron,
professor Of psychiatry at Nc
ON University. said yesterday
In q paper before the American
Psychiatric Association.
Associated with DR.. Cam
eron In the experiment we're
DR.. Robert B. Malmo Of the
Laboratory for Psychological
Studies. and DR.. Leonard Levy.
of the Allan Memorial Insti-
tue, Montreal.
Six Of the patients were psy-
chotics Of long standing. One
was an epileptic. Eight others
had varying kinds Of psyche
neuroses.
They were kept asleep most
Of the time for periods ranging
from 80 to 10 days. Every day
for six hours or more their ears
we're filled with talk from tape
recording machines.
One Of the subjects, DR.. Cam
eron said. was a woman In her
middle 40s. unmarried and shy.
Four hours at a time, and
for 81 days. things like this
were drained into her ears:
Margaret (the patient) is
becoming easier and more
friendly with men. She likes
their company and she can
trust them"
Became FlirtatiOus
Out from under the treat
ment. Margaret became really
warm. the psychiatrist reported.
She would put her arms around
people. She would even inter-
rupt her meals to rise and en-
brace them. She became posi-
lively flirtatious with the men.
Nearly all the subjects i'm
proved in one way or another
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Arm and operated II until her
illness.
Mrs. Baker waS q lifelong
resident OF the District and mad
attended Calvary Baptist
Church.
She Is survived by a son,
George c. Baker Of 800 Birch
street NV: three sisters, Mrs
Robert L. Ettenger Of 5000 Van
Ness street NV: Mrs. William
Jameson Of 307 North Glebe
road. Arlington. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hoffritz OF Philadelphia; q
brother. william Z. Grieb OF
1891 Verplank place NV. and
three grandchildren.
Burial was N Columbia Gar
denS Cemetery.
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Red Scientist Hints
Trouble With Rocket

WARSAW. May Is H1.-RuSSia into trouble
ying to launch third sputnk top Soviet scientist hined
last night
Addressing the Polish Astronomical Society," Prof Jur
2obedonoscey said preparations for putting up a
Spunk nearing completion and that probably would be
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Oil Resources

MELBOURNE.-Australia ex-
poets to produce enough oil in
the future to be independent Of
imports from other countries.
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Textiles in Piedmont

COLUMBIA, s. C.-Much of
South Carolina's textile indus
try is located in the Piedmont
area.
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AUCTION SALES
TnOs. y. OWEN 4 SON,
IIiiFeT. NV.

TRusTEEg SALE or VALUABLE
bWkELiNo KNOWN As PREM
igRs NUMBER bf3 TWENTY
FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. IN Liber No. lOf44,
Polio 45l et sea. Of the land rec
ofds Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees win sell. at public auc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on
MONDAY. THE TWENTY -FfRST
DAY OF JULY AID. 1858, AT
-FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the follow
ipg-described land and premises,
situate s. n ne District q Columbia,
sanais asslsnasse asi q rI5ses hna eein i.
sion Of part Oh tract Of land
called 'LonHmeadow," as per plat
recorded IN the once Of the SUR
veypr for the District OF Columbia.
IN Liber So. nt Folio 20: subject
10 restriction line Of record.
TERMS: Sold subject TO q prior
lbuildlng aesociation) deed Of trust
for approximately S0,101 .4B; fur
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust 70
Be paid In cash. A deposit Of
$500 required. Conveyancing, re-
eording, ETC.. ct purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as Of date OF
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, Otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid az
the discretion Of the trustees.
ROBERT w. KIDWELL,
THORNTON w. OWEN,
jy11,12,14,i6,10 Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CHT1TTn HI. 0nAY,
lcONIlNuEDl

OMLNNEM ~. GRAIL
CORPORATION Counsel, ID. o.
GEORGE Q. UFDkGHAEE,
Carporation Counsel, ID. Q.
STANLEY DcfEALE,
Assistant Cofnoratlon Cuunaol. D. q.
JOHN II. HISS,
csrperstlen Z Coinsei, d. Q.
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
lrict Court for the DiBtriCs o.
Columbia. = DISTRICT or CO.
LUMnIA, pialntin, VI. Part Of
lot 20 containing 2.b32 90 "a. H.,
Part Of Lot "a containing 2.6o3 80
50, n.. Part Of Lot 20 containing
2,0l0.40 "a H., al IN SQUARE beo0
IN the District OF Columbia;
HENRY and MARIETTA eau.
THORNE, ct al, and UNKNOWN
OWNERS. Defendants. - District
Court No, 1905 tCondempation of
land N the vicinity of 56th and
no.s. Haas strssss trlcA y , es ssheoa pgr- :
MARIETTA CAUTHORNE. their
nssignees, devlsees, ailenees. heirs
at-law and next Of kin, and ali
unknown owners. You are hereby
notified that q complaint IN con-
domination has heretofore been
filed In the once Of the Clerk OF
the United States District Court
for the District Of Columbia, for
the taking Of an estate In fee
simple In the property described IN
Exhibit "A. attached to nnd
made = part Of such Complaint. IN
which you may have or claim an
interest namely. Lots 20, NT and
rs, IN Square 1926, for achool
purposes. The authority for the
taking Is contained in Sections
1b-6Ol TO 1891. inclusive. d q.
Code. 1851 ed. and IN the Act
Of Congress known ns the District
OF Columbia Appropriation Act
1858, Public Law Sb-61, abth Con-
gress. approved June "a. 1857.
You are. further notified that II
you desire TO present any OBJ
lection or defense TO the taking
OF your property. you are re-
the plaintiffs attorneys. at the
twenty days after July 2h. 1888.
Your answer shall Identify the
property In which you claim TO
have an interest. state the nature
and extent Of the interest you
claim. and state all Of your OBJ
iections and defenses TO the taking
OF your property. All defenses
and objections not SO presented
are waived. And IN case OF your
failure SO 10 answer the COM
plant, Judgment Of condemna-
tion Of that part Of the property
described in Exhibit ''A.S attached
70 and made q part Of said COM
plant. namely, Lots 20. % and
2S. all in Square 1925. in which
you may have or claim an interest.
will be rendered. But, without
answering, you may serve on
plaintiffs attorneys q notice OF
appearance designating the prop
erty in which you may have or
claim an interest. Thereafter you
viii receive notice Of all pro-
ceedings Affecting It. At the trial
Of the issue Of lust compensation,
whether or not you have pre-
viously appeared or answered, you
NAV present evidence as to the
amount Of the compensation to
be paid for the property in which
you have or claim an interest. and
you may share in the distribution
Of the award. (S.) CHESTER II.
GRAY CORPORATION Counsel. ID. c.;
tS.) GEORGE C. UPDEGRAFF
Assistant Corporation Counsel,
D c.: ISL STANLEY DeNEALE'
Assistant Corporation Counsel
D. c.: tS) JOHN r. HESS, AS
sistant Corporation Counsel. b. g.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. District
Building, Washington 4, d. c.
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July 10, 1858, 10 AM, EDT
Continuing, If Necessary, Thursday,
July II. At the Same Hour
INSTALLATION and SERVICE
TOOLS, MACHINES and
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AuCtlOneef8,
I'LL E gT, NV,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-S TORY ROW BRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 272S SHER-
MAN AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. IN Liber No, 1926,
E Eolio So4 st gscs cs,, Of the .,,I. LAND
ary Da a1S Secured ts therebS asSutss Ss andsa
signed trustee will sell. ct public
auction. in front Of the premises,
on TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH
FMMco O'clock LSSI PM. the lsOSi fclloW. ":
g-described land and premises,
situate In the District Of Colum-
bia and designated as and being
Lot 81. IN Dell's subdivision Of
part Of Block IS in Todd and
Browns subdivision Of land known
as. Hoqnt soDt Pleasant is4 and ,sro1asS plsss
IN IN the Once Of Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia, In Liber
County 49,. at Folio 14S: subject
to right Of way of record. nov
taxed as Lot ~ ins Square 2S5s
TERMS: Sold subject to Q prior
building association) deed of
trust for approximately $4,000.
and q prior second trust that Is
purported to be paid but not re:
leased; further particulars OF
which will be announced ct time
of sale; the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash A
deposit Of $500 REQUIRED. Convey
ancing. recording, etc.. at pur.
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as Of date of sale. Terms TO be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resold ct the discretion Of
j. GEORGE GATELY,
iy3,7,0.l1,14 Surviving Trustee.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON
neeFa-AunrnisaFR
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ADAM A. WESCHLER . SON,
AuctiOneeFg

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ONE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
KNOWN as TAG NINTH STREET
BY virtue Of 9 deed of trust re-
corded, in Liber No. 106S4, Folio
405, ct sea-, one Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and ct the request Of party Sc.
cured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale, By
public auction. In front of prem
i, ises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF JULY. 1858, AT
THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the following described property in
the District Of Columbia. TO wit:
The south one-half of original Lot
Numbered Eight (S) in Square
Numbered Nine Hundred and Fifty
$3.50, In the District Of Column
bia. Note: At the date hereof the
above-described land Is DESIGNATED
on the records Of the assessor for
the District Of Columbia for as
sessment and taxation purposes
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A
cash deposit Of $500 required Of
purchaser at time of sale. Exam
coTding, notarial fees and revenue
stamps at cost Of purchaser. Ad-
justments made as Of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. D. C., or
deposit may be forfeited, or with
out forfeiting deposit trustees
or equitable rights against de-
taulting purchaser.
r. EDWARD EARLY,
THOMAS r. HARRISON,
iy11, ,16,17,19,21 Trustees.
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70; 0WNER OR OWNERS Of Lot
ant TO the prov. Of the Act Of
IAN Act to Create . Bd. for the
Cond. Of msan. Bldgs. in the Dist,
Of Col, and for Other. Purposes,
as amended, the members OF the
bd, have investigated into the
sanitary condition Of the bldg. at
the premises mentioned above,
This bldg. has been found. as .
result Of such inves. 70 be IL such
insanitary eond. as TO endangser ,s.e
Ing Ia the vicinity, and according
iy the same is hereby condemned.
Prom and after Is days after q
copy Of this order is afixed 70
the said bldg. or parts thereof,
ii shall be unlawful for any per-
SON to occupy this BLDG, unless
within the said period the con-
ditions which led TO condemna-
tion OF the bldg. have been REM
edied and this order mas peen
cancelled. or unless the time With
in which said bldg; or ,,I,t.t nart there. re:
81 Seen nSs EXTENDED T tT by special order
Ot 't this 3D. BOARD FOR THB
TRRY Eistn BufnbiSos. nbi Il, Col Rob-
Sri SSobns : 8 McToei cToekeT, r. william Roe:
der, George o. Pierce. john "
Brink. iy10,l1.12
TO: OWNER on OWNERS Of Lot
500, So. 5205, known as Premises
b34S Jaw st, N.E-Pursuant to
the prov. OF the Act Of Cong, Of
May /, 1905, entitled An Act TO
create q Bd. for the Cond. Of In
san Bldgs. in the Dist. Of Col,
and for Other Purposes, as
amended. the members Of the 3D.
have investigated into the sani-
tary condition Of the bldg. at the
premises mentioned above. Ihis
bldg. has been found. as result
Of such inves. to be IN. in such such Y. Y.
health or lives Of persons living
In the vicinity, and accordingly
the same is hereby condemned.
Prom and after Is days after q
copy of this order Is afhxed to the
said bldg. or parts thereof. It shall
be unlawful for any person TO oc-
cupy this bldg. unless within the
said period the conditions which
led to condemnation Of the BLDG.
have been remedted ana this order
has been Cancelled. or unless the
time within. which said BLDG. or
part thereof may be lawfully oe-
cupied has been extended By spe-
cisl order Of this ID. BOARD FER
SANITARY BUILDINGS. 1t. Col.
Robert Z. Mathe, r. Donald Kin.
ney. John s. Crocker. william r
Roe6er. George o. Pierce, John v.
Brink. 1yl0.ll,l2
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CHEF-NIght head, exper. in Ital-
ian and American food. good SAL
ary. KIKI'S RESTAURANT, 1918
WteC0uEtn ave n N
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NELRMEn

SALES REPRESENTATIVE for ma
tIonnl pump manufacturer In
MARYLAND, Delaware and Northern
VlrnlniA, Exuerlfnce preferred. Afe
Wrise jAc6zzi Bros. NC ibo6
RelleEllle Itreet, Richmond, HA.
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orFTcE MAcH1iNGEs IN and FuRN.
b Ry PUBLIC AUCTION
sl0 and 916 5th st. NV.


July is, 1858, 10 AM, EDT
Continuing, II Necessary, Thursday,
July II At the Same Hour
INSTALLATION and SERVICE
TOOLS, MACHINES and
EQUIPMENT
American "ATR- 1000 tile remover,
Porter-c able. American and
pile brush, Challenger spray, Mas
tic tile cutter, Spotnailers, RAM
pet beyeIler, Lewis @2s-4" lock
stitcher. singer "32-64" stlteher
and "Sl 80" over-edge stitcher,
Lyon 30' conveyor wl5 stands,
Portable As" paper rack, hnoleum
truck, GE and Hill industrial also
Lswyt and Hoover. vacuum clean
ers. dolliss. BRYANT sAs-tired ceil. si !,
cleaning machines. Drying poles
and pulleys, wood gas-fired water
heater, paper boiler, steel shelving.
pedestal fan, carpet display racks,
Neon CARPETS" sign, COZ and
S&A Fire Extinguishers, steplad-
ders, etc
OFFICE, MISCELLANEOUS
Narchant calculator. Underwood
l0-key elec. and Allen adding ma
chimes, Royal and Underwood
typewriters, Pawn r. check
writer. fireproof legal filing cabi-
net, .double-d door safe cabinet,
Executone, Cincinnati time clock,
sales recorder, desks, chairs,
Speed-O-Print
PHILCo and CARRIER CONSOLE
AIR CONDTTIoNERS
TRUCKS. sTATfSS H!ss WAGON, ETC
International "53" Metro, GM.c.
Isl" and "4q" Paness. Chevrolet
"52" station Wagon, "52' sub
urban. Isl" stake and "49"
NOTE: Trucks, station wagon and
suburban will be sold at Lot
1904 sixth ST. NV WED.
JULY 10, ONE O'CLOCK PM.
INSPECTION JULY Is, TO
TERMS: CASH. A deposit Of 25et
Of the purchase price payable in
currency or certified check made
payable 70 the order Of the aue-
tioneers required at the time high
est bids are recorded; balance
payable in . similar manner not
later than July II, 1858, 12
Q clock noon.
LEON N. SHTNBERG, Trustee.
Washington BuildinE
JOHN W. MAHER, Attorney,
Gl1,l4.l5 Barr Building
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

70: HEIRS OR ASSIGNS, or both,
Of JAMES CASSELLS, Deceased,
known as Premises 4o3 C ST,
N.E.--Pursuant to- the prov. oi
the Act Of Cong. Of May /, 1905,
entitled "An Act to Create q
Bd. for the Cond. Of Insan. Bldgs
in the Dist. Of Col, and for
other Purposes" as amended, the
members Of the bd. have investi-
gated into the sanitary condi-
ton Of the bldg. at the premises
mentioned above. This bldg. has
been found, as Q result Of such
inves. to be In such insanitary
cond. as TO endanser the health
or lives Of the occupants thereof
or Of persons living in the Vicin-
ity,. and accordingly the sam:
after Is days after q COPY Of
this order is affixed to the said
bldg. or parts thereof, it shall
be unlawful for any person to
occupy this bldg, unless within
the said period the conditions
which led to condemnation Of
the bldg. have been remedied. and
this order has been. conceled, OF
unless the time within which said
bldg. or part thereof may be
lawfully occupied has been ex-
tended by special order oi this
bd, BOARD FOR TIE CoNnEM- nIITT Y
NATION OF INSANtTARY S,u!hD-
INGS. II; Col. Robert Z Matnse, ntis
or, william F. Roeder, George o.
Pierce, John v. Brink.
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AUTO MECHANIC

Ford experienced preferred. Large
conditions, paid hoiidsys and va
Mr.. shuits. MONROE FORD CO.,
1897 East-West hwy, sil. Spg., Nd.
AUTO RADIO REPAIRMAN-Afust
Be experienced: excellent salaTy
and bonus arrangement. Gail LA.
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HELP-MEM
-

AUTO PARTS MAN, for Chevrolet
dealer with large wholesale busi-
ness: one with General Motors
parts exper. preferred: good SAL
ary and bonus 10 q uualiiied man.
See Mr.. Mcdonald. ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES. INC, 14th
and Florida ave. NV.
AUTO SALEsMAN, for active used
car lot. Must be experienced. SAL
ary, comm. demo. Apply in person
TO Mr.. Sisco, BANNING a. SONS
$500 BALTIC. ave, Hyatts., Nd.
AUTO statesmen, foreign car
exper. pref; demo. and company
benefits. See MR.. DAVIS, 1915
Baltimore ave, College PIX, UN.
4-S6QO.
AUTO statesmen
(Two) for new-car dept. We pay
high commission, profit incentive
demos. furnished. hosp. plenty Of
floor time, other company benefits
Apply STANDARD PONTIAC, INC.
7l25 BALTIC, blvd, College PIX. Nd,
Ap, 7-4282.