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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-01-17
ForeignManufacturers Using Subsidies to Catch Up.

Washngton.-Backed by large gov ernment subsidies aircraft factories In Great Britain, France, Germany and Italy are buSily at work on huge flying boats aimed at catching up in the race for over-ocean trade routes of the air which the American system, Pan Amer ican Airways, now dominates. There Is rivalry as between the European countries themselves, but all are bent upon race with American aviation In the field of overseas flying in which the big Clipper ships construct ed in this country are far in the van.
 Few details of specifications on for ei"n boats have been allowed to leak through the cordon of military secrecy. Those craft that have reached the fly ing stage, however, have fallen far be- lo-v the performance of the American ships. Great Britain. for example, started the testing of the first of her fOur-engined flying boats of new con- struction on a flight by easy stages from Plymouth to Singapore. Pre- liminary test flights of the Short Broth. CTS craft showed that in efficiency 1t did not compare with the Slkorsky and Martin Clippers built here.
 New Boats for England.
 Construction has therefore been be gun by the air ministry for Imperial Airways of two -engined, S5-ton flying boats for the domination of the transatlantic route to America. One of these ships is being built by Short Brothers and the other by Blackburn Ltd.
 The French have had preliminary hard luck with The first of their ocean going giants to be flown, the 37-ton Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris. Pow cred with six 9S0-horsepower engines, this boat was constructed inland and then hauled to the sea in order to bet ter preserve the secrets of it's construC- ton details and spring a surprise when it went into service for Air France.
 The Pan American Clipper has twice crossed the Pacific, 2,410 miles be tween California and Hawaii at an average speed of 136 miles an hour and had sufficient gasoline in the tanks at either end for an additional 500 miles.
 While the first of the three big Mar tin boats being built at Baltimore for the American airline weighs 26 tons
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-01-17

lifeguard. All passers who have oc- casion to cross the Pont St. Michel regularly know his little boat, moored to it's quays. It carries blue pen nant on the one small mast, with the white lettering, "Volunteer Lifeguard."
 Life saving is Father Chartiers hobby. He has actually rescued from the treacherous and swiftly flowing waters of the Seine more than 100 persons. He has 40 life saving med als. He made his first rescue when he was thirteen. That makes 49 years he has been life saver. He is sixty two now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-01-17

in the 100000 miles of organized air ways which now link the outposts of the world.
 Under the impetus of this move Italy has already achieved worlds records for aircraft speed and distance. The lessons learned from the smaller air craft making these records are said to be incorporated in long-range flying boats now under construction. Two of them are four-engined of 3,600 horse power each.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-01-17
When Is a Rotten Egg
 Rotten?-Law Defines

Boston.-Just what constitutes bad egg in Massachusetts has been estab- lished by an act passed by the legisla- ture.
 The definition, somewhat technical, specifies the depth of the shadow of an eggs interior under testing lamp, and stipulates that the yolk must con- form to uniform health standards now in effect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-01-17
Chinese Remember
 College Rah-Rahs

Nanking.-The great impression which American university life has made on the Chinese national gov ernment was well illustrated at the annual meeting of the American University Club at Nanking. Six hun- dred graduates of colleges and uni- versailles in the United States at tended the function, the vast ma jority being Chinese. Practically the entire 600 members are officials of the government. American col lege yells and songs showed that the Chinese had not forgotten their student life.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-01-17
Old Lifeguard of Seine
 Rescues More Than 100

Paris.-Paris nearly lost one of its remaining picturesque characters re gently when Father Chartier. as every one calls him, caught cramp and nearly drowned in the Seine.
 Father Chartier Is Paris unofficial
Evening star., 1936-04-10
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

PLgM POINT BEAcH[IcHoIcE LOTS
Start SuGne snpy Nov is TINS 70
premises or call Shepherd 52l6. II.
LONG, POINT ON SEVERN; 4-RoOM.
1pungalow garage. elec "a acre river front.
booIltz. 2e2O windsor ave. Baltimore. Nd.
BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE Bay
for booklet Address MAYO a a Co Md
MAsoNs BEACH y VERY ATTRACTIVE
Prieed low for QUICK saie feee WIZ n n saLsfNs LAN
HAM. 141O H St NV. National 0366. Ii.
BAY RIDGE--VERY ATTRACTIVE BAY
furnished, Gear garage; lot rs BY $50.
Offered at greatly reduced price VIM II.
LANHAM. 1410 H 81. NV. Natl. 0366. IL
SUMMER HOME OPPORTUNITY - TEN
waterfront lots privately incloSsd by golf
private entrance; site .overlooks famouS
rock ledge fishing grounds of Tall Tmbers.
Write for Information. w. R. HOWARD.
NEW COTTAGE. 20x2s. 4 ROOMS BATH,
large ATTIC. screened. porch. Severn ave,
Selby. on the Bay; Nd. Apply 22l3 Frank-
HAYEs liP Is me- Friday or Saturday + E.
FOR RENT-BELoW ANNAPOLIS. WAFER
amy Of urGshed e FOR Fene9 rock
modern improvements. rowboat' nettie net.
excellent harbor ssndy, beach, safe bathing
for for children. Reasonable for season. Phone
WILD ROSE SHORES-FOR SALE. 81
room house. modern kitchen. . baths, serv-
ans quarters. acre ground. landScaDed,
300-feet shore front; furnished; 33 miles
from D. c. Phone North 1880. 12'
LOOK-COTTAGE AMI, NEAR BAY;
also corner lot BY owner. THEO. F.
SCHULZ. Greenwood 1870.
ATIRACTIVELY FURNISHED COTTAGE
in the seclusion of towering pines on the
tidewater of the lower Potomac near Leon
srdtown, Nd. For sale al sacrIfe. or will
rent until Oct. Is al $500. Phone Wis.,
consin 365O-R
THE FINEST COLONY OF THE BAY ALSO
The best. also cheapest Prove this Visit
beautiful Neeld Estate. Plum Point Nd.
Beach 200 f.. wide. 6O-mile view; electric.
for season small bungalow on beach. ac-
commodatlng four with every lot pur.
chased. Drive down in hour to the loves
hest colony. 12s
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SALE-HOUSES.
COI,ORED-S2.95O.

OOLOIED"p ,SCU.
Nice detached home. s.e.. D rooms and
bath. electric lights. excellent condition;
newly papered and painted; large YARD with
garage Vacant. Ready to move in. Easy
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and II SITS NE Lincoln OSD7.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

l7h ACRES ON sARGEANT RD NEAR
District line: suitable immediate sub
division: on grade; well-drained small
grove north end; excellent plot for de-
ctlities RICHARD D. DANIELS. Phone Ma
tional 1872; Emerson 5039 after 6 pm.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

FUNDS UNLIMITED FOR FIRST AND SEC
ond trusts. refnarcing repairs. taxes; low
interest, small monthly payments. Strictly
relisb BILE Call Mr.. w. H. SMITH. Dist.
O663: evenings. MIsc. 52O1. 10.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

5000 REPAY 81 50 WK-: $500 REPAY
81 so Wk.; 500. repay $3.50 wk.; 5000.
repay 81. o Vk. Loans also procured on
autos. WEST & WEST. successors to Dr..
A. Henry, Inc. 10l6 Eve st. NV.
NJ 7NEY TO LOAN ON D C. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate Prompt service.
JESSE L. HEISKELL Ills Eye st. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.


(Continued.)
BEST BUY IN PETWORTH.
6 fine rooms. 2 tile baths . porches,
recreation room, chestnut trim, gas heat.
garage; good location; fine condition;
Cooley built, 4 years old. Only $1,000.
Call Mr.. Phillips.
GoSS REALTY COMPANY.
1905 Eye St. NV.
National 1858. Columbia 1883. EVENINGS:
81 5OO-BATTERY PARK.
312 Old Georgetown rd.-o rooms ana
bath. hot-water heat, garage. Lot 6Oxl3o.
Well built. and at this price real bargain.
STORY S CO..
S04 18th st. NV. Metropolitan 400.
MRS. PRYsE. GEORGIA 4o3o.
SIS, 5,65O-BRICK BUNGALOW. NEW AND
pretty with ) large rooms, all
elevation, in D, G. Don't delay.
Call National 1888.
SIO,9OO-4 BED ROOMS, CONVENIENT
NV SUBURBS. This center-hsll
BRICK home, excellent condl-
ton, large Colonial porch. now
offered at attractive price. Call
REALTY ASSOCIATES. National
1898.
S995O-LOVELY CLEVELAND PARK
Substantial brick home of = large
rooms a bed roomsl, oil burner.
See this bargain without delay.
Phone National 1898.
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EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE an ln-town small estate with
acre OF land. clear Of incumbrance. value
$50, 900. for apt. house or other income
property. Will add cash il necessary. Ad-
6.ess Box 53-D Star office.
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RENT-WAREHOuSES.

FfREPRooF-sTRONG CONCRETE con-
WESLEY BUCHANAN. NC 916 18th Sc.
NV. Met. 1l43 Ask for Mr.. ALLEN.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

VENTNOR CITY.
Ss00-Southern exposure; refrigeration:
large rooms bed rooms, sun parlor; furn.
comp; garage; long season. Phone 2-4060.
call 5-S I'M. z N WisSahlckon ave- MRS.
H. KNUPP. 13'
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SALE-SuBURBAN.

OUTSTANDING VALUES NEARRBY Iva. VA:
n3NHS PaS PsaSo wIsoa mso1hiy Blvd hcf rsna
ROBERT 2. LoHR OFFERS YOU CIRQUE
rooms. some with center hall. All thor
ouehly modern. with Easements, garages.
attics screens insulation. neautiful kitcn;
and baths ,choV @ asaed ss4s and On
Prices range from S.6.450 to 50 800. Easy
terms. See sample house at s11 Violet pl;,
Silver Spring. Turn Of Georgia ave. at
Dysng and and Cleaning ea nsed frsms BUNGALOWS
from S3 500 to So $50 Terms as low as
$3.50 cash and $40 per month. Once.
I'll Cedar st. Takoma PARK. Geo. OSSl .
81 7-S0O-ROCKVILLE MD.-BEAUTIFUL.
modern ,6-room Colonial house on large. S!:
interesting wde-awake town. House in ex-
cellent condition Conveniently financed;
payments under S55 month. including taxes,
insurance etc. BOSS g. PHELPS. Ma
TIo2NAL $500. EVENING. PHONE EMER-
TAKOMA PARK. 81 95O-WILL SELL THIS
cozy. attractive bunsalow for small cash
payment and only $40 q month. less than
rent The spacious living and dining
room combined are across front OF house.
room. room li q Smaller adjoining bed room and ia a
is prettiIy handicapped with flowers and
shrubs ard also has many beautiful shade
trees This little home is ysii locatsd doo on
Shepherd 2546.
TWO 1907 PERFECT HOUSES PRICED
right for quick sale. Lyon Village. bed
rooms baths. Oil burner. Golf Club Man
don ol By aDpointment only
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

"BERKEIY" A MODERN COUNTRY
home. TWO ACRES Of ground. s-room
Garaee: fruit. trees, small fruits, flower
gardens Sandy Springs, Nd, l1a miles
from Olney Inn. on Route rs. Price only
Sl2 500 Call Mr.. Thomas. BOSS a.
PHELPS. NATIONAL a3OO or ADAMS 9l2l.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE C. GERMAN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
1NsuRAScE sur &c S.e5sG'z coMPANY OF The Bis
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA; a corporation.
fendants Equity No 6O667 Upon con-
sideration Of the report Of george M;
s IN Square 494. being premises 497 e.
Street. Southwest. to Florence P. Mac
donald for $1,000. upon the terms adver-
tised. 1t is. BY the Court this 9TH day OF
April. 1885, ORDERED that said sale De
and it is hereby confirmed unless cause
TO the contrary be shown herein on April
81. 1886, at ten O'Clock am. provided
that copy hereof be published .n,pT Aprh 81 10.
Newspaper, and twice in The washington
Law Rsportsr before SAID return return, GATE
EsT0n true CODY sRNF TEST: FRANZ ISti'E Z. cGNN1Na-
HAM. Clerk. BY HARRY NJ. HULL Asst
IContinued on Next Page.)
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story brick and stucco, rooms 9
baths. h.-w.h.. large corner lot: beauti-
full section Of Chevy Chase. D. c.
Evening star., 1936-04-10

YOU HAVE LON7 WANTED At
tractive. private estate. short
drive from northwest Washington,
where you can raise thorouRhbred
stock. have public or private goh
course. beautiful rolling green
fields. swimming and fishing. with
bride path through the woods.
Something very desirable, good
appearance. and special opportu-
nifty for your future estate. near
the pulse of the Nation. Price
from owner TO actual buyer only.
OWNER. Address Box 12l-E.
Star cfice.
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3546 Hertford pl n.w.-Modern 3-story
brick. rooms. bath. h.-w.h.; con-
veniently located ! block east Of 18th
st. and Spring I'd.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE-s7950

1925 ALLISON ST NV
Attractive 20-foot Colonial brick on deep
lot: = beautiful rooms. = inclosed porches.
electric refrigeration. oil heat; screened.
veather-stripped and reconditioned like
new throughout; 2-car garage. Can be ar
ranged for two families Terms to suit
Omen daily until Q pm
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j4le TAYLOR ST NV ROOMS.
aarage; Gentle adults near car line.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

Mr.. 10Th AND GALLATIN-sPAcIoUs
well-kept home; Sli5 make offer uniur-
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SALE-HOUSES.
18th ST. HEIGHTS CORNER.
S8.250.

Beautiful brick Colonial home located In
large rooms. built-in garage a bed rooms),
bath and one-half bath of master bed
room. This is worth your time to inspect.
Call Georgia OS09 after 6.30 n m
Evening star., 1936-04-10
SALE-FARNIS.

WELL LOCATED FARM, $50 ACRES,
overlooking town Of Leesburs; ideal build
ing sites; S6,500: terms. LEESBURG
REALTY Co. Leesbure va. l0'
FOR sALE-45G-ACRE FARM ON RAPPA.
hammock River. very susceptible to division.
II. s. ROUZIE. Champlain. Va 13'
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5000 3Sth st. n.w.-Modern 2k-story
stucco. z rooms. baths. maids room
and bath in basement; h.-wh;. stucco
and with beautiful shrubbery.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

FURN., Q RMS, KITCHENETTE. BATH,
suburban district preferred; settled couple:
not over S45. Address Box esd. Star ONCE
QUIET COUPLE WANT 8 UNFURNIsHED
rooms by April Is not over S35; ne, sec
ton Phone Lincoln 1853.
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TRADE EQUITY IN

Two new detached brick houses, good
northwest section, for clear lots. Houses
have rooms. baths. ami.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
SALE-HOUSES.

LARGE, ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE: SUIT
able for entertaining. Completely redeco-
rated Upper 10th St OWNER. Met O607
NEAR The MONASTERY - BEAUTIFUL
6-room and bath home new oil burner, Ok
ford kitchen Cabinets stone fireplace; every
thing in new condition; nice trees. shrub
berry. etc. Price reduced TO S6.950. Mod
crate cash payment. balance in building
association. E. A. GARVEY, phone District
450H llIR Vermnnt ave
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RENT-STORES.
RENT-OFFTCES.

wANTED-soME ONE TO SHARE SUITE
on street level with or without secretarial
service: fully furnished. District 9110.
l4th AND SITS NV.
WESTORY BUILDING.
Desirable Ofices
S35 Per Month and Up. Apply Supt. 12'
Evening star., 1936-04-10
N.E.-S375 CASH.

Brick house 9 rooms. bath elec. Near
Stanton Park and car line. Price. S3,S0O.
Phone Lincoln 4gal
Evening star., 1936-04-10

1923 Montague st. -n.w.--Modern 2-story
brick, rooms baths, h.-w h, 2-car
brick garage: conveniently located on
large lot overlooking Rock Creek Park.
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has an air about him, that fellow. Is
his blood pure?"
II did not observe him closely,
Juanita, but now that you mention
1t, think he is pure-bred Spaniard."
"He is handsome" the girl MUIR
INJURED, half to herself. Under the
poems air Of submission he has
boldness. Ra, ged he is, hut his spurs
are of hammered silver and he has
many little silver bells pendant from
the brim of his hat, which Is of vicuna
and not straw, such as Mexican peones
wear. And he carries a great pistol.
Moreover, he has but this morning
shaved himself-all save that brave
little moustache. A strange peon,
that one. Will he remain?"
HE has expressed that wish" Don
Ricardo replied shortly. Read me
the letter, little pigeon"
Juanita read:
9Th September. 1s47.
My esteemed friend, Ricardo.
take this opportunity to convey to
you and your charming daughter re-
newed assurance of my affectionate
friendship.
The bearer, one Joaquin Murietta,
has grown restless in my employ and
seeks wider field, although I have
been at pains to assure him that he
does poor thing to depart from his
own country and his own people to
satisfy the dictates of his rowing
ambition. However, since he will not
be advised wisely, have taken the
liberty of commencing him to you.
Joaquin is not, strictly, of the peon
class. In his veins he carries no
Indian blood. OF his parents I know
nothing He came to me five years
ago, after his elder brother, Jesus,
who was my majordomo departed
for California with his mother. Ever
since Joaquin has desired to join
them, so have given him a horse
and 200 pesos and l. God Is good to
him he will survive to deliver you this
letter. He is an excellent vaquero and
knows his place, even though it seems
to me he Is not satisfied with it. Be-
cause he has been good and faithful
servant I commend him to your
charity and trust that IT. California,
through your influence, he will find
a new life more suited to his tempera-
ment. If you can assist him in locat-
ing his older brother and mother I
shall be your debtor. The old woman
is blind.
Time passes here on velvet feet and
nothing changes, not even my heart
which still beats with affection for
you and yours. Such news as there
is will be given you by this rascal,
Joaquin. I embrace you, old friend.
kiss your daughters hand.
With affection,
Luis.
Juanita folded the letter. 49," she
murmured, "it seems that was right.
This one is not peon."
HE shall be treated as one," her
father reminded her grirnly, "but If,
as my old friend intimates, he is O
superior person, shall pay him q
small wage. Sanchez grows old-soon
he will be too old to ride with the
vaqueros and will lose the touch of
command.
"It will be long before that Joaquin
Murietta loses it-if he succeeds as
your majordomo, my father. It is
not dignified that one of our own
blood-even though his parents be
strangers to him-should share the
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able to overcome successfully the very
real technical difficulties which now
confront us because Of the shortage
Of time, the new plan will be 10 uni
versally accepted and appreciated by
all interests in our society that 1t will
continue for many years"
The Secretary said the new program
undoubtedly will permit q fleNbilky
in operations which will be tremen-
dously important" He added that the
regional meetings, including those at
New York City and Salt Lake City
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, will doubtless throw much light
upon the administrative problems we
face"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04
|A.A.A. EXECUTIVES
LAUNCH NEW PLAN
Three.Day Conferences to
Open Tomorrow at Chi
cago and Memphis.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Major executives Of the A. A. A.
headed for Memphis and Chicago TO-
day to launch the new $500, 000, 600
soil conservation-subsidy program at
regional meetings of farm represent
atives.
Representatives of the Soil Conser-
walton Service, the Agriculture De-
partment solicitors Office, statisticians
and economists accompanied them.
The three-day conferences will open
tomorrow.
A report of the A. A. A. controller,
made public before the delegations en-
trained yesterday, showed $3.50, 1921.
074 was paid to approximately 3,000.-
600 farmers in 1885 under the invali-
dated agricultural adjustment act.
There are about 100000 farmers
In the Nation. ALI are eligible to
share in subsidies under the new
farm relief plan, but officials forecast
individual payments would be smaller.
At the regional meetings, A. A. A.
officials are expected to disclose adj
ministrative details whereby $500, 000,-
600 will be paid in Federal subsidies
to farmers for diverting land to soil
conservation and other economic uses.
Secretary Wallace, who will leave
tonight for Memphis and to go Chi
cago Saturday, halted preparations for
the trip for brief radio address in
which he said:
Il believe that under this new pro-
gram we can do more constructive
job OF putting firm physical base
under our civilization than has ever
been done by any great nation with
a continental climate.
Il am confident that II we are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04
81 OILS TO BE SHOWN
Grant Ship Paintings Include
That Of q. s. s. Constitution.

The Washington Society Of the Fine
Arts will offer an exhibit of 81 oil
paintings Of ships N full sail, painted
by Col don Grant, at the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art from Saturday until
March 60.
President Roosevelt, who heads the
list Of patrons, has loaned to the gal
lery Grants famous painting of U. S.
s. Constitution, which hangs in the
White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04

lot Of your peones of mixed blood or
pure Indian blood"
Don Ricardo favored her with a
quick, side-long glance Of suspicion.
If this Murietta is ar intelligent
man." he reminded her. "he will
realize that it is better to be the head
Of a mouse than the tail of a lon!"
(To be continued.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-03-04
SENATOR GORE TO. SPEAK

Will Discuss Relation of Recov-
cry to Administration.
Senator Gore. Democrat, Of Okla
homa, will discuss the relation of
recovery to the administration at the
regular meeting of the Oklahoma
Young Democrats of the District at
8 pm. tomorrow in the All States
Hotel.
A short business meeting will be
held preceding the address and a
petition will be presented requesting
the absentee voting privilege from the
Oklahoma Legislature.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-18
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE

Default having occurred in the con:
<ditions of that certain Mortgage. dated
the oath day Of June, 1926. executed
by Jens Arnbal and Anna Olivia Arm
Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul. a
body corporate. as mortgage, filed for
record in the office of the Register OF
Deeds in and for Pine County. Mime.
$500 o'clock A. NJ. and there recorded
In Book IL OF Mortgages on Page 374
SoTicE Is HEREBY GIVEN that. by
tanned. Said mortgage will be foreclosed
and the lands and premises therein de-
Scribed, lying and being in the County
of Pine and State of Minnesota as fol-
lows. to-wit:
The West Half of Northwest
Quarter of Section Twenty -sel en-.
Township Forty three North. Range
Nineteen West,
highest bidder for cash by the Sheriff
of Pine County. at the front door OF the
Court House in the Village of Pine CITY.
in said County and state: on Monday.
forenoon. to satisfy the debt secured
by said mortgage and the costs and
disbursements allowed by law. There
is due and payable at the date OF tins tins
mortgage. the sum of Five THOUSAND.
One Hundred Fifty-five and no10Oths
Dollars (S5.155.0O). which amount IN
cludes Seventy-two and S2Llootns DOL na
Dated this 29th day of May, 1886.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANk or,
SAINT PAUL. Mortgasee
STANLEY f. CASEY.
Attorney for the Mortgagee.
$40 Jackson Street
ST. Paul. Minnesota.
June July 81
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-06-18
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLO
SURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that the mort
gage made by Joseph X. Hald. single
man. nportgagor. to the State OF Min
nesota. mortgage. dated October %.
1928, and recorded with Register of
Deeds of Pine County. Minnesota. on
October %. 1928. at nine O'Clock A. M.
in Book 81 of Mortgages. on Page 319.
lowing premises described in said mort
gage. situate in Pine County. Minne-
sofa to-wit:
of the Southwest Quarter (Sh of
M Of SWAl Of Section Twenty,
fye S2St IT. Township rwerfv 92e
West, Containing 40 acres. more or
less. according: to the Government
survey thereof.
which said sale will be made by the
Sheriff of Pine County. Minnesota. at
the front door of the Court House in
the Village Of Pine City. Minnesota.
o'clock A. NJ. to pay the amount then
due on said mortgage and the legal
disbursements. There is C aimed to be
due on said mortgage at the date OF
this notice the sum of $977.64, and the
further sums of S90.07, taxes. and $500.
insurance paid by the MORTGAGE. With
interest being total of $1146.53.
Dated June 1, 1886.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF RURAL CREDIT
BY Theodore H. Arens
Conservator of Rural Credit
DEPARTMENT SEAL)
c. +. GaarenStrOOm
Attorney for Mort gage
567 State Office Building
st. Paul. Minnesota.
June July 81