Evening star., 1962-12-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES
(coNTINuEpl

DECEMBER 8, I062.--Notice Il
hereby given that the following
named companies at the addressei
listed herewith have made appli
cation to the Commissioners o.
the District Of Columbia for II.
censes 70 engage in the business
OF loanlng money for the licens'
as provided by the Act Of Con.
gress approved February 4, 1918
Anyone desiring TO protest against
the issuance of these licenses
Comm lssioners Of the District O. o,
,L-..3'l4a IN the manner prescribed
BY said act. ADVANCE INVEST.
MENT, CORPORATION, 607 Penn.
sylyanis Avenue Sc, and 30Ol
dtthR 1tth ASTS street tcoRNbWWS ,rIINN RANKERs
nance Nan f'feeS coMPxNYC, YCoiHeslA iNc.i III FHi
s6tG Street NV; F1DELiTY Fl
NANCE CORP, 1929 goth Street
NV. GoVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
CORPORATION, 1901 Vermont Av-
enue NV. de17,2O,24,27,3l -ja3
A PUBLIC HEARING having heen
held by the Commissioners, d. c.,
In the matter Of closing certain
streets and public alleys In d c.,
as hereinafter described. and as
said Commissioners are OF the
opinion that the streets and alleys
referred to should be closed, NO
TICE Is Hereby Given that under
date OF November 20, 1862. thev
have prepared the following order
'"oR'DIERED; That pursuant 70 The
Dec. 10. lO32 lhe street and
p|ats filed In the Surveyors Of
flee, D. c., are hereby ordered
CLOSLO. same to take effect on
aao after January 1863. the
title 10 the land comprised in
said areas so closed to revert to
the abutting property owners as
shown on sale maps; the said clos
mss TO take effect Jointly or sep
arately by. subsequent order or
orders on the effective date afore-
SAID. according 70 Items l ., 3. 4,
on Nov. g. 1902. described as fol-
So. 5a4I tfiie: SO, 6I-S8I: t9J
Closing part pub, alley in So. III
tfile so. 62-ll7): (3l Closing
pub: alley In So. 235 tfile: SO.
Sc, between Barry Farm and
Firth Sterling ave. (file: so
6l-5ID; -(5) Closing pub. alleys
in So. $40 tfile: so. 6a-lOOl I:
80 Closing 18th. St. NV. bet.
r and s Sts.: Of pub, alleys In
SsGs. i s16 and 3o7; and providing
III fle nsT SO asy ssyiiC aTea Any n sS and saS ai
Writing, with the commissioners, Hr a s.
d. c.. objections, II any, to these
closings, or as to any item pro-
viding for the closings listed
above, within the 30-day period
prior to, January Z, 1863; other
wise said closings shall become
effective on and after that date,
IN accordance with provisions Of
pub, Act. 3O7 appr'd Dec. Is,
1g32; v. n. ToBRINER, F. ].
CLARKE. GI!.IOSf;, y 3. DUNCAN Com
"is!ysi6, q ndisS;S;iio6,,lI lIIs,,la.14,l5,1z1s.1o,
lOIICE-sALE OF DELINQUENT
TAX PROPERTY. OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
Der IL. 1962.-Notice is hereby
visions Of the Act of Congress, ap-
proved July /, 1902. 32 Stat. 632
ch.. 1858. to amend an Act in re-
lation to taxes and tax sales in
the District OF Columbia, approved
February 2S. 1893, as amended,
and in accordance with Public
Law 364-S3rd Congress, approved
May Is. 1854, relating to unpaid
water and sanitary sewer service
charges, and in accordance with
Public Law S7.S67- -S7th Congress,
approved October 90, 1862, max
ing appropriations for the Gov
ernment of the District Of Colum-
bia Tor the fiscal year 1868. there
has beer. published in all regular
issues Of the Washington Daily
list of taxes in arrears on real
property in the District OF CO.
lumbia on July 1, 1862, including
unpaid water and sanitary sewer
service charges. and special as
SessmentS overdue, and IL these
taxes, water and sewer service
charges. and assessments overdue,
with penalties and costs, are not
paid prior to January 8, 1863,
the date fixed for sale. the prop
erty involved will be sold at public
auction by the Chief, Property Tax
Division. Finance office, in Room
3lO6. Municipal Center Building,
commencing January s, 1868, and
continuing each work day, Satur-
DAY, Sunday, and legal holidays
excepted. until all such delinquent
property is sold. WALTER N. TO-
BRINER. FREDERICK j. CLARKE,
JOHN 3. DUNCAN, Commissioners
Of the District of Columbia. At
test: @. M. THORNETT. Secre-
tary. deI2,13'1a'S0