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Evening star., 1934-04-15

the Civil Works Administration, ac-
cording to the latest report by the
Department of Commerce aeronautics
branch. Technical phases Of the pro-
gram are being carried out under d.
rection of John s. Wynne. former
manager Of Washington Hoover Air
port.
The report marks the arrival Of the
program at what is expected to be
its greatest point Of expansion. The
C. w. A. program itself Is being
brought to a conclusion. The airport
work, however, is expected to continue
under the sponsorship OF individual
States as q part Of the Federal Gov
ernment's plan Of decentralized work
relief.
About go per cent Of the projects
now under way are new fields. the
Department Of Commerce reported
Many Of those claSsed as improve
ments to existing airports actually
mark the return to usefulness Of air
ports which had been abandoned
and no longer were safe for use by
aviators.
OF the sos airports under construc-
ton 391 are at cities Of 5000 or more
population and AIT at communities OF
less than 5000 population.
Montana Leads in Airports.
Under the new plan of decentralized
relief additional projects scheduled
for development are classified into
two groups-the first comprising 662
airport sites either leased or owned by
cities, which, because of location. are
especially desirable for aeronautics in
general, and the second including 803
sites which have been examined by
Department Of Commerce airport en-
gineers and found to be suitable.
Montana leads all the States in the
number of airports at which construc-
ton or improvements are in progress
with a total of IL. Alabama is sec
ond with Sc projects. Virginia has
but such projects and Maryland
only /.
As an auxiliary to the airport de-
velopment program the Department
of Commerce aeronautics branch
and the Civil Works Administration
are combining on a large-scale air.
marking plan. This calls for the
marking of towns by the painting on
large and prominent roof in the
town of the name of the place and
an arrow pointing in the direction of
the nearest airport. Between 5000
and 10000 towns will have been
marked by May /, it is estimated by
the Department Of Commerce.
Evening star., 1934-04-15
Greek Songs to Be Heard.

FRANCESCA KASPAR LAWSON
will be soloist at the Greek Eve
ming" at the Arts Club on Tuesday,
at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Lawson will
sing three songs by Manolis Caloniris,
foremost living Greek composer. The
songs, heard for the first time in pub
lie and sung in translations. are
"Es strahlt die Some wieder," "
"Conte" and La Maledi1one."
Evening star., 1934-04-15
Traffic Director Satisfied
With ThomasC CircleSystem
Virginia and Maryland Planning Aid to Motorist
as A. A. A. Urges Centralized
-..~. Sign Control.
BY G. ADAMS HOWARD.

THOUGH complaints have been received concerning
rush Rours Wsm Van Duae rac has de
allow the present system remain is for the
present
Stating street service has been greatly improved
by the operation of the traffic light signals and that they
their tracks, advises motorists complaining
congestion pick other streets for the journey
Offices No motor he states needs 90
Evening star., 1934-04-15
BY FRERERICK C. RUSSELL.

TT seems entirely consistent that in
this automotive age bangs and halos
should come into style for milady's
head-dre6s.
II the development Of Independent
springing in America does nothing
more it should force motorists to ap-
preciate the need for regular servicing
Of the shock absorbers. These devices
now take wheel side -thrusts and spe-
cial loads resulting from applying the
brakes. For some years the shock
absorbers have played an important
role in helping to check wheel shimmy
and various other front end troubles.
but the average motorist has gone
ahead on the assumption that these
devices merely regulated the degree
of riding ease.
To fail to have the shock absorbers
The Washington times., 1934-08-21
DE SOTO
ESSEX

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ESSEX 81 Coach, excellent care. Must
sell, 5000. 645 Md. Ave. NE. Ii. 0178.
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The Washington times., 1934-08-21
Real Estate

Waterfront Properties 81
COBB ISLAND-Choice water front lots.
Lowest prices. Routes G. via Anacostla.
SOUTH RIVER bungalow, completely fur
nished. large waterfront available Au-
gust 24 North 0439. after 6 p. m.
The Washington times., 1934-08-21

It is getting along about the
time when you begin to be rest
less in the old house or apart
ment and are looking for new
lands to conquer. Let me help
you in the new, modern and eff
ficient way to locate your flu
ture home.
APARTMENT HOTEL JUST
OFF CONNECTICUT AVENUE:
In an apartment hotel of dis
tinctiveneSs and atmosphere I
located a most complete one
room, kitchen and bath apart
ment. 1 believe this will partic-
ularly appeal to the man or
woman who lives alone. The
room was very spacious and
t taStily furnished and the
kitchen was completely equip
ped, including the electric ice
box. Comfortable lounging
chairs, a desk, were all part of
the furnishings and I feel sure
if you are looking for an apart
ment Of this type, I believe this
is the answer to your problem.
The rental asked is most rea-
Sonable in accordance with
value given.
14TH AND ALLISON SITS. NV.
On Upper 14th Street, a very
popular section of our city, is a
most desirable two-room, kitchen
and bath apartment. 1t is really
one of the roomiest small apart
ments I have discovered. A real
kitchen with plenty of space for
meal preparation and a nice
size dinette. The halls of the
building attracted me as they
were so we'll kept. This apart.
ment would make a real COM
Portable home for many reasons,
one being the very convenient
location. The rental asked is
most reasonable.
$500 BLOCK OF COLORADO
AVENUE:
Out near Rock Creek Park.
about five minutes from the golf
course, is a nicely arranged one
room, kitchen and bath apart
ment with a porch. The porch
was a very important part of
this apartment as it overlooks
beautiful gardens and would be
The Washington times., 1934-08-21

) especially useful these warm
evenings. I suggest this as an
ideal home for a young couple
just starting out in life. The
rental was very reasonable and
I will be pleased to give you
further details if you will get
in touch with my office.
SHERIDAN STREET:
If plenty of space appeals to
you this older type of house I
looked at this afternoon would
certainly suit you as it is a
roomy. Semi-detached house with
lots of ground around it. 1t
would be an ideal spot for the
family with small children as
they could play in the shade
under a huge oak tree in the
front yard. This house has six
nice rooms and rents for $55 90.
Near to public and parochial
schools, it would make a cozy
home for the family with chill
dren of school age, large or
small. If interested, call my
office.
1900 BLOCK OF
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE:
1t is very seldom you can find
spacious apartments in the
downtown section but fortu-
nately 1 did. The apartment has
just been redecorated and was
very pleased with the arrange
ment and size. All new appoint
ments in the kitchen consisting
of range, one piece porcelain
drain and electric refrigeration.
The apartment consists Of three
rooms, kitchen and bath. Lovely
large closets and the fact that
the bedrooms can be closed off
assuming one of privacy makes
this apartment doubly desirable.
With all night elevator service,
switchboard, one block from
buses, I think it is a good val
ue at $500 rental.
100 BLOCK OF P ST. N. w.:
A well arranged apartment
with plenty of wall space, is this
two-room, kitchen and bath suite
I visited this afternoon. A nice
size entrance hall divided the
two rooms and French doors led
to the kitchen which is well ap-
pointed with plenty of cupboard
space. The rooms we're delight
fully bright and 1 am sure you
will like this particular apart
ment. The rental is listed at
$45.00.
The Washington times., 1934-08-21
FORD

FORD, 1881 De Luxe Roadster-New khaki
top and curtains 1stclass cOnd., S235.
HYATTSVILLE MOTOR
HyattsVille Nd. Greenwood 2412
The Washington times., 1934-08-21

PERMANENT POSITION
thriving local organization is seek.
ing go men of fair education and with
an earnest desire to settle down into one
business permanently. The (3) men Sc
lected will be thoroughly trained in the
execution of these responsible positions
Those who fulfill all requirements will
be paid for the time spent in training
Amply Mr.. Trax. Q to 10 a. M. only. 2. s
Harris Co.. 1900 14th st. N W
The Washington times., 1934-08-21
Bids and Proposals

GGSHJT G3GGHHJIfsI2NEEs s. TtisHgtGn s.
August II, 1884. Sealed proposals will
s SS Sn G % aGoP p So eas4n PsTfs Bda
i%: ada on '2ss 2asu! Ruoa55dd a5d oRSSsiid Ssi 1s
xSe4P wsH Of Rd g. Vs. e from 5G5
Street to .4th. Street with about $500
square yards of sheet asphalt pavement on
facing the roadway of 4th Street. N. W.
S. w. from Pennsylvania Avenue o 70
Maryland Avenue with about 10000
cement concrete base. On August 18th.
and and otherwise improving the, roadway Of
Randolph RAM S'" Street Street to Grant Circle with
about $500 square yards OF reinforced
cement concrete pavement oSdrat. ana aTTpt cTrbt
ing; Id for resurfacing the roadway OF
square yards of sheet asphalt pavement on
coment concrete base and le) for widen;
inS paving and repavins the r9adwsy 2,5 yroot OF
10 u 9th Street with about 5000 square
yards of sheet asphalt pavement on
cement concrete base. Plans and specin!,- pe!,
District Building. The attention of bidders
l. directed to the Special Provisions cover.
ing sub-letting or assigning the contract
10 the following "A certificate of com,
piiance on the prescribed form wh;ch, will
s"gned ed and submitted by all bidders. in
sccordance accord S with Executive Order No. ,664e.
issued by the President on March Il
1894, Only bids accompanied by such
certificate shall he considered or accepted.
The contractor to whom award ID is da made ni.rs
furnishing equipment materials and
supplies 10 sign similar certificates before s
making awards to or purchases from sucn
1aTU'1 sRsiI he - furnished to the contracting
officer." The minimum wage paid to al
skilled labor employed on each contract
shaIi be not less than one dollar and ten
cents Pc; hour the ,abor %I9lmqm em.
,o,oTed on each contract shall be not less
tbsn han sixy-tve CSo.65l cents per n.F hGnri i23nd
Ia nnt 2or lcss SIpiIFS tFsn forty-five So45 cent;
per "s hour The Director Of Re.employE%1ent m E1e
+. Young, $50 Indiana Avenue. \. W."
Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1934-08-21
PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH. 1888 COCPE-S495. A De
Luxe Job the latest series has auto
matiC clutch. free wheeling, and has had
Gold Star Value" Hill Tib6itts
branch, 5949 Ga Ave. n. W. GE.
O126.
The Washington times., 1934-08-21

YOUNG MEN-Need 3 at once for local
circulation campaign. Can earn S1S
per week to start. See Manager. Room
41O. 1919 St. N. ".
The Washington times., 1934-08-21
MIDDIES NEAR u. s.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 21.-
The battleships Arkansas and
Wyoming, on which the first and
third claSsmen of the Naval Acad.
emy are making a summer prac-
tice cruise, are expected to arrive
in Annapolis Roads early Thurs
day. The warships left Annapolis
June l for England.
The Washington times., 1934-08-21
Automobiles
GRAHAM

o A X L ND. 1881 CABRIOLET-S335
This car has new top: paint and tires
are good the motor is in excellent con-
dltiOn throughout-see it today Hill &
Tibbltts (branch) 594a Ga. Ave. n. W.
GE O126.
The Washington times., 1934-08-21

FORD 1880 Standard Sport Coupe, S195.
Has rumble seat, finished in black duco.
The motor has been thoroughly checked
and put in tip-top condition. Trade anG
terms
The Washington times., 1934-08-21

PONTIAC. 1882 SPORT COUPE-S485.
This popular model needs little Gescrib-
ing only to say that this one is OK. in
every respect-look at the low price.
Hill 4 Tihhitts lbranch). 5949 Ga Ave.
N. W. GE. O126.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
artesanos; comercio; bancos y
creditos; SECURES, y transport
tacion.
IMPCRTANTES CAMBIOS
EN- LA POLICIA DE PARIS

Paris, Mario 17.-Para JEFF
de la Seguridad General Sc
nombr6 aver a Jean Berthouin,
principal colaborador del mi,
nistro de la gobernacion, Al.
bert Sarraut.
Reemplazara Berthouin a
M. Geay, que pidi6 ser trans
Iferido despues de haber desem.
penado csc cargo por alguI
tempo.
Dicese que ell prop6sito de
nuevo jefe es aumentar Il
esfectividad del cuerpo de po-
licia, pasando por complete ST
dominic al ministerio de la go
bernaci6n.
Sc ha ordenado tambien l.
destituci6n de Xavier Guichard
uno de los aSociados de Chap
pe, cuya renuncia Sc habia a
ceptado bajo ell gobierno dt
Camilo Chautemps.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
CARTA DEL PROM1NENTE
AVOCADO E. R. DICKINSON

Ell prominente abogado (. Il,
Dickinson, uno de los pocos a
bogados americanos que habla
perfectamente ell idioma espanol
nos remite una interesante car
ia relacionada con la Mission Pla
el Cofre de la Comunidad, de
Ia cual entresacamos los para
fos que siguen:
"No Sc de ninguna organiza-
ci6n caritativa entire ell elemen-
to latino que haya hecho y haga
ell esplendido trabajo public
que viene hacienda la Mission
Pla. sstss
"Y he aqui que esta Mission ha
sido omitida enteramente del
Cofre de la Comunidad, a pesar
de que tanto ell Sr. Pla, ell Sr. Al
berto D'Arpa y ell que suscribe
fuimos en- persona a yer al pre-
sidente a fin de pedir la asisten
cia del Community Chest para
esta Mission que tanto Sc 10 me
rece."
"Ha nOtadO nl1e entire los off
ciales del Community Chest, in
cluyendo al comite de propagan
da compuesto de diez personals,
V la junta de directories, com.
puesta por q personals, hay tan
solo uno que pueda llamarsele
latino" "No hay tan solo un ita
liano en- ninguno de los dos Co
mites del Community Chest"
EN- vista de 10 expuesto y de
Dido a la necesidad que existe er
Ybor City y West Tampa, y lc
necesario que Sc hace ell socorrC
a esas personals, seria provecho-
so y viable de que sus leaders
establecieran su cofre de la co.
munidad para socorrer a aque-
Hos de sus ciudadanos que Sc
vean necesitados."
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
RECONSTRUCTION DE LOS
NEGCCIOS EN-

Berlin, MARIO 10 .-El DR..
Kurt Schmitt, ministro de eco
nomia, anunci6 aver la compile
ia reconstruction de los nego-
clos en- Alemania, abarcando
importantes cambios en- su or
ganizacion y la aprobaci6n de
nuev9s codigoS.
Di6 Ell mlnlstro la noticia por
virtud de los nuevos poderes
que Sc lie confirieron en- I'm con
sejo celebrado ell pasado 81 de
febrero, y que han hecho de su
persona ell dictator de los ne
gocios en- Alemania.
Sc propone ell gobierno DIES,
truir las enormes organizacio-
mes y la rivali2ad, y reemplazar
las con una rigida y unitai a
colectividad, integrada por d.
ferentes asociaciones.
Ell programme del RI. Schmitt
compone la division de los ne.
gocios en- II grupos, bajo la di-
recci6n de Phillip Kessler, pre-
sidente del comite de directors
de la compania electrical Verz,
mann. Los doce grupos son
Imineria, hero e industries mt
talurgicas ;hierro, planchas de
hero y productos hechos cor
metales; piedra y terra, made
ra, edificios, CRYSTAL y ceramica
quimica, aceites y grasas, pape
de Industries que usan papel
cuero, telas y ropas; alimentos
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
SOCIALES
ahIEs

La Uenta de IN ~centGuO de L19-
gets comienzd ell microbes.
5Qu6 signiticn la oentd d. IN
centav0? = 5C6mo opera?
Pague ell precio regular por
cualquier articulo de calidad Ell
tire los que aparecen en- la lista
de la Venta de un centavO; agre
que un centavo y podra adqui-
rir otro igual. Ese es Ell famoso
plan de venta de un centavo crea
do y hecho international por
Liggett's y las drc 'Ierias Re-
kali.
Las gananclas son sacrifica-
das por los fabricantes Y por Ia
firma Liggett's. Venga tempra-
no ell microbes y compre 10 que
desee.
La venta de I'm centavo dura-
ra cuatro dias, microbes, jue :
yes, viernes y sabado.
Ligget's ofrece esta nueva
forma practica de anunciarse
con ell prop6sito de conquistar
nuevos amigos y clientes. Ell
ahorro es notable debido a que
listed adquiere practicamente Ell
doble del valor de su dinero. To
das las mercancias son frescas,
recientemente llegadas de las ia
brica sy laboratories.
Esta es la Cportunidad para
mantener su botiquin y necesi-
dades al dia, Y a precios verda-
deramente en- extreme bajOs.
lie recomendamos que yea en-
la edici6n de manana ell anuncio
que Liggett's publica en- nues-
tro peri6dico, relacionada con la
Venta de un CentaVo.
Peri6dicamente Liggett's Sc
anuncia en- este diario, ofrecien
do a la colonia latina extraordi-
narias reducciones de precios en-
todOs sus articuIoS.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
UN DISCOURSE DEL DR.. AR
MENTEROS

Habana, MARIO 19.-Por la
radio pronunci6 un discourse ell
DR.. Armenteros, asegurando
que ell mejor gobierno tenido
por la Rep1blica desde que Sc
fundara zen 1902, fue ell del DR..
Grau Martin, y solo dur6 tres
meses.
Este criterio del DR.. Afmen-
teros parece ser compatible
ahora por los mas numerosos
grupos de la sociedad Guiana,
aunque no por algunas agrupa
clones "revolucionarias" que
anhelan ell dominic del gobiernc
y los puestos publicos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
INGLATERRA PLAN A
CONSTRUIR CASAS PARA
MAS DE UN MILLION DE
Personals

Londres, MARIO 19.-El GO
bierno atendera las demandas
ilel Consejo del Condado de
Londres para que sean demoli-
das 266, 100 casas en- NAL esta,
do Y Sc construyan otras a III
costo de lis, O00,0 de libras
esterlinas, para albergar a 1.
240, 1872 personals.
Este programa cubrira a to.
da Inglaterra y Gales y tratase
socorrer a 1909 de las perso-
mas que viven en- casas antiguas
v antihigienicas.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
Ell Bale del Centre ESpdHOl

Espl6ndido cl cabaret que es.
ia sociedad celebr6 en- sus am,
plios salones de la S6ptima ave.
nida y Gale 16.
Las mesas que rodeaban ell sa
lon del segundo piso estaban O.
eupada spor nueStra mejor So
ciedad.
La orquesta que dirige ell ha-
bill pinista Maximo Echegaray
Ricardo Vazquez Orosa, Jesus
hizo gala de su excelente y mo-
derno repertoire.
Tambien fee muy a~plaudida
La organization musica de Ben
ny Hech, que toe 6e famoto tan
go Amor y Celos'.
Una noche gratisima, inolvi-
dable.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
GESTIONES EN- PRO DE UN
TRATADO COMMERCIAL

Madrid, mario 19.-Se han
intensificado las gestiones en-
pro de I'm tratado comercial en-
ire Espana y los Estados Uni
dos.
Los exportadores espaholes de
sean preferencia arancelaria,
en- N~orte-Am6rica, para ell cor
cho, a~ceitunas, aceite de OLIVIA,
cebollas y twas; y los america
nos piden aranceles favorables
para automobiles, pellculas, Sc
da artificial y carnes en- conser
va. q
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
FL Fashion SiG20


La exhibition de trajes de la
tienda de Fernandez Y Vega,
en- ell teatro Casino, Sc vertical
re- esta noche bajo los arspicios
de un importante club yborci-
teno.
Serviran de modelos distin-
guidas muchachas de la mejor
scciedad latina y americana.
Sc estrenari la pelicula "Af-
ter Tonight. con Constante
Bennett de pr2tagonista.
Cesar RjuerO.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19

Centenares de campesinos es
panoles estan descontentos por
IA medida que excluye del mer-
ado a la iva de Almeria.
Los comerciantes americanos
parecen descontentos por la pre-
ferencia concedida a ciertos pal
ses europeos que ahora pagan
un 800 menos, en- muchos pro-
ductos importantes, que los Es-
tados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
CITACION

Por este medic cito a los
miembros de la logia Progreso
No. 81 para la tenida que ten
dra lugar ell Martes 20, a las
ocho p. m, en- la cual Sc ha de
tratar de reformas al reglamer
to que tocan al articulo octave
secci6n 81.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos, puesto que es asunto de
vital importancia.
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
LIE BAR SU CARTERA

La Sra. c.. Urwich, una turis-
ia, denuncio a la policia que &c
su domicilio lie robaron una car
terra conteniendo $500.
Una moneda de orc de $3.50
Y un alfiler de corbata lie roba-
ron a G. Harris, RESIDENCES er
la casa mum. 913 avenida South
Fremont.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
ROOSE WELT VENDRA A LA
FLORIDA

Washington MARIO 19.-PoT
tren ira a la Florida ell presi-
dente Roosevelt, desembarcan-
do en- Miami, donde subira al
yacht de Vicente Aston.
Ell viaje de pesqueria Sc limi-
tara a las personals que desde
aqui acompanen al presidente.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
FL Bale de San PatriciO

FL Bale de San PdtriciO
Tuvo lugar en- ell palacio de Ia
sociedad asturiana, en- la aveni-
ola de Nebraska.
Las orquestas de Mano San
chez Y The Southerners tocaron
las pleas en- boga, siendo muy
aplaudidas.
La concurrencia fue obsequia
da con flores, por a Secci6n de
Damas.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
San Jose

Mi feIicitaci5n a los numero-
sos ciudadanos de la colonia la
tina que llevan este nombre, en-
ire ellos a los Sres. Jose r. Sua-
rez, jose Ara@na, Jose D.. Por.
tocarrero, Jose A. Gregory, pa
DIE e hijo; Jose Rodriguez, Jose
r. Santeliz, Jose Franco, Jose
L. Echeverria Jose Greco, Jose
McntereSi, Jose Perez, Jose A
valCs, Jose Tranquil, Jose Sua-
rez, Jose NJ. Rodriguez, Jose A
yala, Jose de la Campo, Jose
Sanchez, las Sras. JOsefina Pr
mienta, J~osefina Tore, Josefa
Gregory, Josefina Sierra, Jose
fina Garcia Y las Sras. josef
IA Muniz, J9Sefina Scaglione,
Josefina Alvarez, Josefina Fer.
nandez Y J~osef;na Valdes.
AlgunCs nombres Sc nos han
olvidado, pero por clio pedimos
indulgencia.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
AlmueYz0 de m club

AtWHef~O 06 IN CtW0
En- honor de lclub IRHY Sc
efectu6 aver an almuerzo orga-
nizado por sus socios de honor,
los Sres. Manuel Sanchez (Pi-
nam, Antonio Gonzalez (Nin),
Florentino Cl:eto (Bolondr6n),
Ep.fanio Sanchez, Angel Gar
cia Jr., este ultimo hijo del IA
bricante del mismo nombre.
TuVo luga rel almuerzo en-
la finca Los Dos Hermanos,
siendo ell menu confeccionado
por ell cocine'o del restaurant
eel Paraiso"
En- las carreras de caballos ell
Mn sufrio 10. caidas, pero ven
clio a Bolondro.
Una tarde muy allegro.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19
AgrddecidOs

Los j6venes comerciantes
Gaspar Mella V Jose Greco quie
rem expresar su agradecimien-
TO, por medic de nuestras CO.
lumnas, a todas las personas
que asistieron a la Inaugural
cion de su eStablecimiento, el
pasado sabado.
ElloS Sc ofrecen a las fami-
las latinas y desean complacer
a todas las personals que os vi
siten.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19

DEL PUERTO

En- ell dia de aver arrlbaron
los vapores Florida, Helle, y
Saramacca. y Sc hicieron a la
mar los vapores Castana y
Willamette.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19

En- los districts rurales Sc
demoleran mas de $1,000 casas.
FL alquiler fluctuara entire 6
y 8 chelines a la semana, por las
pequenas casitas, y de 9 a II
por los apartamentos.
La gaceta., 1934-03-19

Reunion de a SecCi6n
de Propaganda
En- ell Centre Espanol de Y.
Dor Sc reunira esta noche la
Section de Propaganda, para
discutir los planes de la gran
fiesta primayeral, senalada pa
"a ell dia 8 del mes que Viene.
Evening star., 1934-03-01
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
THOs. }. OWEN 9 son. AUCTIONETRs.
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
story AND BASEMENT BRIO

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Terms Of sale: one-third Of the pur-
chase money TO be paid in cash. balance
one and two years. with interest at six
per eentum per annum. payable semi.an-
nually. from day Of sale. secured by deed
Of trust upon the property sold. or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser. A
sale. All conveyancing, revenue stamps.
recording, ETC. at cost Of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty. at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after nve days advertisement
WATSON p. CLARK.
Surviving Trustee
604 1lth St. NV