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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-30
School to-
Mark Both
Birthday

The oldest coeducational
independent day school in
Washington, will mark its
80th birthday next Wednes-
day and will celebrate with a
day-long Convocation Day Of
open house events and an an
niversary dinner.
An invitational luncheon
will open the Sidwell Friends
School festivities. 1t will
honor the 81 upper school
students. their parents,
teachers and members Of the
board Of trustees.
The days theme, The Role
Of the Uncommon School, I"
will be the subject of an adj
dress by Author-Lecturer
John E. Fletcher. at a 7 pm.
dinner that night at the
Shoreham Hotel. Guests will
include patrons, faculty and
alumni.
From 1880 to 4:30 In the
afternoon, events open to the
public will include academic
programs, art exhibits and
choral appearances.
At 2:30 pm, three guest
speakers viii speak on their
special fields. Venezuelan
Ambassador Tejera- Paris will
discuss Democracy in Latin
America" as a guest of the
Spanish Club; White House
Correspondent Sander VAN
cour will speak on white
House Assignment" for the
Current Events Club, while
the Drama Club will present
Thomas C. Fichandler. exec
utive director Of the Arena
Stage.
Chairman Of the anniver-
sary convocation committee
is Mr.. John w. Thompson,
jr.. president Of WMAL
broadcasting and associate
editor Of The Star. He also
will act as master Of cere-
monies.
Added feature OF the event
filled day will be the
awarding Of alumni citations
for outstanding service and
achievement.
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Mrs. Sargent Shriver
Fetes Princess

Sohier, Mr.. Art Buchwald,
Mr.. George Stevens Of the
United States Information
Service.
Also attending were Mrs.
William Mccormick Blair,
jr., wife of our Ambassador
to Denmark; Mrs. Angler
Biddle Duke, Mrs. Rowland
Evans, Mrs. Robert E. Cooke,
wife of the noted Johns Hop
kins pediatrician and special
list in mental retardation,
and Mrs. Mob a m ed
Laghzaoui, wife Of one Of
the Moroccan party.
Is So
Archduke Otto of Haps-
burg wound up a week of
lectures and a round of par
ties In his honor with two
more yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
entertained at dinner la st
night, while Donna Julia
Brambilla had a luncheon
for him at the 1925 F Street
Club.
Guests at the o'clock
luncheon numbered IL and
included Greek Ambassador
and Mrs. Mastas and their
house guest, Nine. Nazli Tia
bar; former Ambassador and
Mrs. Harold Tittmann; Count
and Countess Laselo Hadik,
DR.. Richard Rowland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mayer.
y =
Farewell salutes we're said
last night and welcomes ex-
changed between two military
attaches who have traded
posts at the Korean Embassy
Korean Military Attache
and Mrs. K. H. Aim held q
$50 pm. reception at the
embassy for Brig. Gen. Aims
replacement, Brig. Gen. Seunl
Kook Yoon and his wife.
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The annual brunch will be
held April 7 at the Officers
National Club, after which
the annual memorial service
will be held at the National
Presbyterian Church.
A wreath will be placed at
the monument in front of
the church in memory of
the Rev. John Witherspoon,
18th century American edu-
Gator and clergyman who
was president of Princeton
College and the only clergy
man to sign the Declaration
of Independence.
On April 7 the annual sup
per meeting will be held by
the association of State pres
idents and charter men,
bers of the National Society
at the Sheraton Carlton with
the president, Mrs. @. Lynn
Woodruff, presiding.
Speaker will be Mrs. Clydia
M. Richardson, chief of the
presidential commission staff
Of the State Department who
is in charge Of the United
States Seal.
Speaker at Mondays lunch
con at the Sheraton Carlton
Hotel will be Craddock r.
Coins, associate curator for
the division Of military his
tory at the Smithsonian In
stitute.
Past presidents Of the So
ciety will be honored guests.
The closing board meeting
will follow.
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New CHA Bylaws
Blocked by Court

Group Health Association
serving $4,000 persons here
must continue 10 operate un.
der its old bylaws. according
TO a restraining order signed
by Judge william B. Jones Of
the District Court here.
New bylaws passed in a con-
tested referendum were TO have
gone into effect Monday.
Members represented by At
torney Claude B. Kahn filed
suit yesterday in District Court
10 block the bylaws. which are
designed to reorganize the
CHA. judge Jones then signed
the restraining order and set
April 8 for a hearing on a
motion for q preliminary In
junction.
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Rev. {. M. Burke
To Be Speaker

The Rev. Eugene M. Burke,
c. s. p, will speak to the
Prince Georges chapter of
Trinity College Alumnae
Monday at $3.50 pm. The
meeting will take place at the
Citizens Bank of Maryland.
Father Burke's topic will
be "Ecumenism and the Edu-
Gated Catholic" The public is
invited.
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Puerto Rico

The Commonwealth of
Puerto Rico has chosen Miss
Gilda Isabel Falcon Garcia
to be its 1868 Cherry Blossom
Festival Princess. She is the
20-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Enrique o. Falcon
Rogue of Santurce, P. r.
The Princess is a student
at the University Of Puerto
Rico, at Santurce, majoring
in business administration.
She plans to specialize In
statistics and law. She was
graduated from the Convent
of the Sacred Heart in San
turce.
Miss Falcon is a member of
Eta Gamma Delta and Kappa
Phi sororities. She designs
her own clothes and is TAX
ing folklore dancing at the
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Matthias to Speak
On Civil Liberties

Representative Matthias. Re-
publican OF Maryland. will
speak at a meeting on civil
Liberties in Maryland. 1868"
u B:i5 pm. Thursday. spon-
,ored by the National Capital
Area Civil Liberties Union.
other speakers viii be DR.
Gilbert NJ Byrd. IT,. OF the Uni
'ersity Of Maryland. attorneys
Theodore A. Miller and Eugene
FRESHMAN. aud Prince Georges
states Attorney Arthur Mar
Shall. tr.
The meeting will be In the
Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commits
sion building. 1857 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring.
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Nevada has selected Miss
Valerie Estes as its 1868
Cherry Blossom Festival
Princess.
She is the 21-year-old
daughter Of Mrs. Warren C.
Estes and the late Mr.. Estes.
Mrs. Estes resides in Reno.
The Princess is a research
assistant in the office of
Senator Howard w. Cannon,
Of Nevada.
She was graduated from
the University Of Nevada at
Reno with a Bachelor Of
Science degree in home eco
Monies. She was a member
of Who's Who in American
Colleges and Universities,
Phi Kappa Phi, Cap and
Scroll and Sagens. She at
tended the university on a
scholarship for four years.
Miss Estes was selected to
fly to Minneapolis, Mimi,
for the Pillsbury Junior Home
Service Award program as one
Of seven finalists. Following
the contest she came to
Washington.
! During her college years,
Miss Estes was q participant
in the Reno Junior Ski Pro-
gram and served as an in
structor. She also enjoys hik-
ing, camping. swimming, and
is an excellent cook.
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Minnesota

Miss Joan Benda, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Benda, of jackson, Mimi, is
Minnesota's choice as its 1868
Cherry Blossom Festival
Princess.
The Princess is 10 years
old and an employee of the
Central Intelligence Agency
in nearby Virginia.
She was graduated from
jackson High School in 1851
and entered the Airline Per-
sonnet Training School in
Kansas City, Mo. She was a
Queen attendant at the 1862
Valentine Dance at , the
school.
Her hobbies are riding and
swimming.
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Last nights service at Adas
Israel Congregation consisted
for the most part. Of music
sung without accompaniment
by an excellent choir Of IL
voices conducted by Karl Hal.
vorsen.
The music itself, besides that
which is a more or less in
variable part of the service,
illustrated the three traditions
of Jewish religious music that
have developed for the last
three centuries-the individual,
the contorial and folk tradi-
tons.
am not sure what an in
dividual tradition is; l quote
from the program. I am GER
tain that the music offered
here, a selection from the SO
pieces of synagogue music
written by Salomone Rossi of
Mantua, Is an inestimable
treasure of choral music.
These I heard for the first
time, although / am rather
well acquainted with the 10
volumes Of madrigals and ms
trumental pieces by this 18th
Century master.
The janitorial tradition, which
apparently developed In the
18th century. was represented
by three pieces which featured
the vocalism of the expert and
knowledgeable Cantor Raphael
Edgar. I must say that / do
not understand the language,
and in the absence Of the OPP
portunity to be impressed with
the words I find this combina-
ton Of wailing cantillation with
sticky romantic harmony not
to my taste.
The folk tradition was illus
trated by a beautiful and tender
little piece by Hugo Weisgall
that would grace any choral
program and a cute little
folksy bit by Shalom Altman
where some Of the chorus sang
BIN BAN" many times while
the rest sang something else,
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NEWS OF MUSIC
3 traditions Presented
ByAdos IsroeI Choir

repeat: the chorus was first
rate. The tone was exquisite
and each section had the pro-
per characteristic color. Blend
was excellent, and except for
some little inaccuracy in at
tacks and releases, I have no
fault to find.
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NEWS OF MUSIC
BY WENDALL MARGROVE
Contributing Writer

Adas Israel Choir. Karl Halvor-
sen. conductor: Raphael Edgar.
cantor. Program: How Goodly are
Thy Tents. Almighty God. Gideon;
Leeha DOdi. Nowakowsky; Borehu.
Rossi; May the Words. Bloch; Elo-
him Hashivenu. Rossi; Excerpts
from the Kedusha, Rossi; B'rosh
Hashono, Naumbourg; XII K'shtmcha.
Lewandowski: Ham ehabe Is Haner.
Altman; Omar Rabbi Akiva, Weisgall.
BIN BAN, Altman; Adon Olom,
Rossi.
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Cherry Blossom Pincesses
To Reign at the Festival

university. She speaks Eng
lish, Spanish and som e
French.
Miss Falcon is descended
from two of Puerto Rico's
Oldest families. They origin
ally came from Aguadilla, the
spot where Christopher Co
umbus first landed on the
island, and previous to that
from Spain.
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Reception

Miss Joan Benda. Min
nesota Cherry Blossom Prin-
cess. and her court viii be
honored at a reception to be
given Wednesday by the Min
nesota State Society.
The reception is scheduled
for 8 pm. in the New House
Office Building.
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MUSIC SUFFERS
IN WARM HALL
Contributing Critic

Mark Ellsworth, violin and viola;
Nancy Ellsworth, violin: Jean Rob-
bins. cello; Esther Ballou, piano. At
the Clinical Center Auditorium, Ma
tional Institutes Of Health. Bethesda.
PPr D1. Ea sonata tor Two viollns
No. I in q Minor X AIS, Mozart;
Piano Quartet No. 2. on. 20 Brahms.
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New Hampshire

Miss Linda A. Martignetti
will be New Hampshire's 1868
Cherry Blossom Festival
Princess. She is the 18-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martignetti of Bethle-
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;Ss$::d 90: VI 81 - 49, y:
2Qg27w21e Aeo, % .Aqguss Us.
1883. Is II AN, e. 1900 Nishcli
Ave. Sc, WashinGton,. .. c. ThG
underlined EeeeHyes the riGht q
Sie; Ass.s0CIATs D1scouFT
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PROPOSALS

STUART n. RoBEsoN, u''s'''
Attorney for NOteholdeF.
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Au sHSs; :; G lSlf Z 81 sG NV.
TRUgrTTs' sALh OF vAIUAB

TRUSTEES sAI.k OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
As PREMISES 80 ADAMS STREET
q virtue q ! certain deed Of tIusi
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1896
rolio e2s Ct seq. q the Land rec
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the understand
trustees win sen ct public auction
n H,I IrSnt q .tn u. pTsmises: ,,L @
P 66XTRo OF o 4gSgsT' P AP l tSs AZ 81
Icy. :tssts a G. b 6hS Sse 81
Columbia. ana desEinated Is and
being Lot 20 in Paul and Otherl
subdivision Of Block 10, DobbiLI
Addition to washington. Is per
plat recorded in the Office Of the
Surveyor. for the District Of Co.
lumbia in Liber County % 81
Folio l5l, Block Is. known Al
TERMS: sold subject to 9 prior
deed Of trust for approximately
Se.l3b.95; further particulars o.
which will be announced at timl
Of sale; the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash
A deposit Of $500 IN cash or GER
titled check required. Convey.
ancing, recording. recordation tax
&c. ct purchaser's cost. Adjust
Terms 70 Be complied With within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
advertised and rsioid a the ais
efetion az the tfuskeeH
THORNTON w. OWN,
EQBERT W. KrDWgLL.
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WILLIAM BHER,
,s.-nR ALPh d. KAISER,
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PRFKfTaE6
s sTsNhsAFR Nblss4D, ,iE s0SRETf-EtoHTE

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE
BEING KNOWN AS PREAffsEs
sTRkET NokTHEHsT.
By virtue Of . certain deed of trusl
Folio GIG ct sea, Of the isnd fSe.
ords Of the District ~ coiumSia,
and At the request Of he party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, At public Auditor
N 'front.' Of the premisen, on T6Ea.
DAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, AID. 1888, AT TWO.
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowinR-descrihed land and prem
iees. situate In the District Of CO.
lumoia. and Designated Is ana
being the South 10 feet front Or
4Sth Street b. full depth thereof
O. LOT " and Al Of Lot SO II
s,on I, S s.ss n . sSTswns slbdiyi.
Of the surveyor for ths oiSt iisi
o. Columbia In Liber Sc 81 FciIc
30; said part OF Lot 90 belne
TERMS: SOLD subject 10 prioI
building ASSOCIATION deed Of trust
Tor approximately Sbl1,7l; fur.
ther particulars OF which win b
announced ct time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust
. Be paid IN cash. A deposit 81
5000 In cash or certified cheek
REQUIRED. ConveyancinR. record
Ing, transfer taxes, etc, ct pur-
ehAser's cost. Adjustments made
as OF date Of sal0. Terms 10 be
complied with within thirty DAYS,
the property may be Sdvertissd
ana resold at the discretion 81
JAMES A. WILEY,
HENRY !. COLEMAN.
STUART n. RoBEsoN, u''s'a'
Aul,3.7.A,l2
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HARhY IA. HI1rL. cinrk

HARRY M. HULL Clark
N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
JAZZ S 8. %RiIHRis. i Rs.estdI y. Tsj
Trustee. 81. Al, Defendants. civil
PUBLICATION. Absent and Unknown
Defendants.--The object Of thil
suit y 70 REQUIRE the payment y
81 Defendant James c. wilkes 81
Trustee under Helen ]. 0oldnamel
81 he VIII q Marcus ., ocid.
manner and certain fund.- held by
Defendant James c. wilkes n
Executor and Trystes under ths
defendant has flied an amended
answer .eeking the conttructio'Inl
3 Ia az trusts created , BY the Wnl
sOnit51StlOn Of ne VIII q Helen
70 the disposition Of I'll funds
COIN. On iS motion ~ Nv X. ob.i.n6.
and sRs T a%s: q, Et 81; sl aseS sss
of July. 1888. ORDERED: n. That
shirley ooldstlns Arriehsti. Ro-
bsrta ooldstins Marcus. RUBY
KlimAn. Allen D. ooldstine. nnid
0oldstine MarantE, Clarence cohn,
hairy Cohn. oeorge Cohn, Heloise
kIott. Wilfred cohn. Leslie Meier.
Esselle 5tortz, Ada Jones. stella
Gohn Gold, Clara Cohn, and MAJ
Wolinsky and Lawrence Burke.
Eseutors Of the win Of Bertha
Cohn Burke, deceased, cause their
appearanee 70 be entered. herein
on 81 before The fortieth day, ex-
elusive OF SUNDAYS and leRaI holi.
gsy occurring after the day Of
other wise the cause will 81 pro.
eeeded with as in case Of default;
PROVIDED this order shaii ID
published At least once A week for
three successive weeks IN me
Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star; 9. FURTHER
ORDERED That the unknown heIri
~ Law and next OF kin OF Marcus
0oldnAmer, deceased, cause
their Appearances 70 be entered
herein on or before the first rule
DAY occurring three months after
ne ilLst publication Of this order:
PROVIDED this order shall 10
published ~ least twice q month
ior three successive months IN
"is a.nIEnsh Lsw Reporter anc
e.S.rvis.' tRs ,s Ssa, Vii niifV ss pre-.
SpwSRD' tccuRkASSi. os yuSa.
aH;ssihY A. TSiL. ecRy., f'; n;
MEAL h fkcKNEY, DEPUTY clsrF
iy1a,26-Au2, n -N3,iO
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HELp MEN

CARPET MECHANICS, IAust be TOP
A AS 2 e1sr helpers 10. q
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AUCTION SALES
Au TEEos; 7; G pIII sS NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
kNo~N As PkfMiSTS 1921
TWELFTH STREET NoRTHwEsT
WARRINGTON. D. c,
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1021S
AFolio Q ct sea-, Of the land rec.
ords Of the District Of Columbia
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sell, ct public auctior
10 front. Of the premises. o.
TUESDAY, .TM THIETEENTE
RATExo E 1cAi14oogs P iSS e: Z; 81
ises. situate in the District o
Ssins Lot NumS DsssnI seven u Nv
(75l IN Falconer and Aliens sub
bsred Two Hundred seventy-fou
Liber c. H. B. at POLIO i7e in tn
office Of the Surveyor for hi
District Of Columbia.
fKRMs OF SALE: ALL Cash.
cash deposit, Of $500 viii be re
4ientS made as OF date Of sale
Al eonveyancing, recording, reve
rue stamps, ETC., et cost Of pur
eSmSpiied WITH 1sinS within thirty = day y
from day Of sale, otherwise tn,
trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cos
Of defaultine purchaser. after fivt
days Advertisement Of such resale
q some Newspaper published in
WhRhinEtOn, d, c.
rHS Rioas NhTfoNAL BANK OF
T AszIMoTs 3 %zT p. wccs,,ITEFSsTstssss
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
by consolidation October /. 1854
~ FRANCIS M. WILCOX, A..
eistant Vice President.
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PUEBLO NOTICE

bn Ausust ., 1858, woAY, NC,
rendered for filing with the Ped.
eral Communication Commission,
applications for the renewal Of
.0n 1850 kilocycles, at silver
Spring, Nd, and WGAY-FM. op-
Grating on 99.6 megaeyeles. 81
Washington. D. c. The licensees,
officers and directors are Mr..
Connie B. Cay, Edward Winton,
Jane Z. Trimmer. Theodore n.
Dorf and Arthur johnson, and
its sole stockholder Is the CONNIE
3. GAY BRoADCAsTING COR
PORATTON. Members Of the pub
lie who desire to bring to the
commissions attention. facts con-
corning the operation Of the sta
ton should write to the Fed
eral Communications Commission.
Washington 26. d. c. not later
than September 2, 1858. Letters
should set forth In detail the
specific facts which the writer
wishes the commission to consider
In passing on these applications.
i4aue,10.11.12
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NOTICE OF
PAwNBROKERS'
AUCTION SALES
IN DETAIL

4 M .rSSSss 4 s1sIi ssr so s 81
sHS SSea4 T sAEIs
F pay ITIa9,,IAsT * AN 5Msa THURS n Re.
PssnSToters. ''t up TO No. BIYs4o
and Max zweig Sons. Inc, TO No
S ssts ana SirtSstonsi. GOOD ssise'
tign a o watches: ., Sterl ir,, q. an /!
typewriters, TVS, record players
recorders. cameras. luggaEs. tools
sewing machines, radios. clocks
grDieetors, golf clubs: shotsgns
clothing. &c. On yisw husust ID
~ 70 3. Exhibition Apeust Il
II 70 B. Chairs provided: ,,
order SPARKS PAwNBRoKERs
soEs' NC formsry sS7 D 81
smsntots,StA
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leoNrlNulpl

sALE-Repossegaaa 1858 Plymouth
g" Savoy -dE, sedan Serial No.
2lS6 10000, 70 highest BID rs.
ceived By August 20, 1858, NJ
400 oeorsia Avenue NV, Wash
1n ss ). III ln.p q tAsf sus sa
SALK.-Repest 1892 Voiks.
yagen -" ~ luxe 2.dr. sedan,
Serial NO. tooOta5, 70 highest
pa rs sSav 80 q ,Ausgss 49,. g. fgsS.
s S1' mss s. e FL .1 snf n'
sAL,E..--Repossesasd 1859 Plymouth
ss9e1 s sSsse ni0 HSs,ss sss SId re- ":
100 osorEis kvsnus NV. w WasSs
may mSso 5. In insp x nslss .iO.iip az
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No 9QRs,. ING AND De-
TAlsY GAN9AdE AND nm 16G
Propossls k0F turhishIns ana az.
uverins fifteen Sl6) eenitary
3saiEteAse -, snd Refuse .|.. coIlset ;eo
6isics q ~ y Pi iSSSSssin 4ss ~
Room G-l3, Of the W1ahIng ton
SUBURBAN SANITARY Commission,
4Ql7 Hamilton street, Hyattsvills,
Maryland, until WEDNESDAY, Avs
gnst rs, 1888, ~ 1880 AM. EDIT,
AZ which. time and place they Will
% publicly opened and read, Spec
ificAtions may b obtained from
Z. sAls1sEry; pgrenAilpf Asent
t0SSr4taas S ssss,nsn ,vIiIi444th \.
NIB RNEY. .ANTiioNY q. NO.
Rk1LAs MoRllle IVA 6PtCct. WI.
LIAM b. Wtl nm, CommisSion-
ere. Attest; JOHN +. BoNIFANr,
eeeretaIy. ave
HAaIitNQ1oN yuRURnAN eAtlI-
TAkX C0MlllBsIONs--CQ CONTRACT
NO. 3770.W, ~ WATER MAIN
CONTRACTION SEALED propos.
ais for constructing In PiseatAwAy
Road and various streets Ia Wild
ES SS6 ntetssI Prince .r.. 1sct ,.;s
s7R o tex MA & sNinsSDi 'S7o issss
81 S-inch. Sis feet Of i0.inch
and 1895 feet Of ie-iieh, water
uiAins and 2,4Q6 feet Of A.inch
water house cQnnsctlons, VIII be
received at the office Of the
Washinston Suburban Sanitary
Commission, 4O17 hamilton Street,
Hyattsville. Maryland, until Mon.
dAy. August 10, 1858, ct IL 40
An. Eastern Dayliaht SAVING
Tine. AZ which Place .. sne time ins
Tor this contract may Sc Obtained
from the office Of the Chief En-
gineer Of the Commission, Plans
and Specifications Section, BLAIR
II. SMITH Chairman: WILLIAM
g. AUSTIN, Vice Chairman; JOHN
] McBuRNHY, ANTHONY q. MO-
EEJAi,, MoREIs l srIC :,
lloners. Attest: JOHN 7. BONI-
FAINT, Secretary. au0
WARRINGTON SUBURBAN SAM.
TARX COMMISSION CONTRACT
NO. 3S1O-WdsS.--WATR MAIN
AND SEWER CONTRADICTION
Sealed proposals for constructing
and various other streets In Will
County. Maryland. approximately
go feet Of 3-inch, $50 feet Of
6-ineh. 1920 feet Of S-ineh and
$50 feet Of l0.ineh water mains.
1920 feet Of N-inch water house
connections. ATS feet Of 6-ineh and
1,27B feet OF S-inch plain concrete
Or yitrifled pipe sewers and ESQ
feet Of sewer house connections viii
Be received ct the. office Of the
Washington Suburban. Sanitary
Commission, 4017 hamilton street,
HyattsvillS. Maryland. until Mon:
day, Aueust 10, 1853, ct II; 40
AM. Eastern DAylisht Saving
Time, at which place and time
they vii be publicly opened and
Tor this contract may Be Obtained
from the office Of the Chief En-
gineer Of the Commission. Plans
and spsSitieatiors Section; Dr. H 4 \ w
G. AUSTIN, Vice Chairman: JOHN
]. McBURNEY, ANTHONY c. MO.
REILA, MORRIS ". Sp1CC1,
WILLIAM b. WHEELER. Commits
sioners. Attest; JOHN T. BONI-
FAINT. Secretary. au9
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
AUCTION SALES
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By virtue Of o certain deed Of trust
duly recerded, in Liher No. 1879,
Folio b49 ct sea-, of the land rec.
and Il tie request 81 he part,
tsSStsss vii III. p paSiis sSe.
ton II front o. the prsnnises,. d
DAY OF kUotJsT, Alb. isBS. All
QNE-THTRTY O'CLOCK PM, TIT
following described land and prem.
iees, situate in the District Of CO.
Inc Lot 1877 In Square $500.
TERMS: Bold subject TO . prior
buildink association deed 81
trust for approximately sd, b4A.a7
further particulars OF which vii
be announced ct time OK sale; I'M
purchase price above said tTusl
70 Be paid II cash. A deposit d
$500 n cash Or certified eheel
lie. rseordstiSn ~. VS., 4 rss Suq.
chassr'i cost, Adiustnsnts MADE
complied with within thirty DAYS
otherwise deposit forfeited And
the property may be AdvertisAd
and feeoid at the discretion Of thI
WILLIAM sHER.
RALPH D. KAISER,
au2,b.7.B,12 Trustees.
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON
Austionesrs, 111I 3 81. NV. 3