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Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
DAM WORKER
HELD AFTER
GIRL INJURED
Accident Occurs on
Bard Road; Rushed
To Hospital

Enid Dow, 16 year old
school girl who lives near
Bard, was injured w h n
truck by an automobile
which passed the school bus
from which she had alighted in
front of her home late Wednesday
afternoon.
The Yuma High sch 90 /
student was dragged rs feet
before Frank Dallze Ortega, 81
year-old Imperial dam worker,
could bing his car to a stop. Miss
Dow was rushed to a Yuma hos
pital for treatment of cuts and
bruises. Her injuries are said to
be painful but not serious.
Ortega was taken to the Winter
haven Jail on a charge of reckless
driving resulting in personal in
jury. He is held without bail. The
maximum sentence for conviction
on this charge is $500 or six months
in Jail and the minimum sentence
is $100 or 80 days in Jail.
The fact that Ortega passed
school bus which had stopped to
discharge passengers is declared to
be one of the most flagrant VIOLA
tions of the California Vehicle
code.
Ortegas car was said to have
been proceeding at 35 miles an
hour when it struck the girl as
she crossed the road to her home.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
FL CENTRIC BUILDING
PROGRAM TO START
PUBLICITY HOAX
INVENTOR WILL
FACE CHARGES

Carl Naslund, whose publicity
hoax led Imperial Valley officers
on a chase after mythical radical
strikers he said fired five shots
into his automobile near White
water Monday morning, was taken
to Riverside county Wednesday
night by deputy sheriffs from that
county.
He is charged with discharging
firearms on a public highway,
said Sheriff Robert w. Ware, and
will be prosecuted by Riverside
county authorities.
The maximum sentence is six
months in the county Jail if he
is convicted. Naslund confessed to
firing the shots into his car from
his own gun to gain publicity so
he could get a good job.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
Dairyman Accuses
Employe of Setting
Fire to His House

T. Locker, Swiss dairyman living
two miles east of Writings Cross
ing, accuses his 71-year-old Negro
employee, George Scroggins, of set
ting fire to a tWo-room frame house
because he was angry at his en-
ployer.
The Negro declares the house was
ignited when a kerosene stove eX-
ploded. He also pointed out that
he lost his own clothing and gro
cery supplies in the same fire, dep
uty sheriffs said.
Fire destroyed the house We'd
nesday and Thursday Locker was
deciding if he wanted to sign an
arson complaint against the Negro
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19


of three and four each, some over
the city, some in wide circles about
it.
They were looking for battle
and the people of Madrid watched
them expectantly
But before the planes went up,
the nationalist bombers had made
another early morning raid over
the stricken capital to send more
torn bodies of men, women and
children to the crowded city NOR
CUES and start new fires.
Official figures put the death list
in 36 hours at more than 300 and
the total of wounded, in addition
to those with slight injuries, at
nearly 600
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
DISTRICT GOES
into ACTION
ON FINANCING
Suing Stays East to
Push Approval of
Contract

With allotment of $780,
900 in federal funds ap-
proved for construction of
the first unit of the public's
All American canal power
program. activities of the Imperial
Irrigation District in attempting to
hasten the beginning of work con-
centrated today on two fronts.
l. Phil D. Swing, special repre-
sentative of the district, planned to
remain in Washington to rush PWA
approval of a contract which then
must be submitted to the voters of
the district. The contract will be
similar to that recently approved
in the districts rural electrifica-
ton program.
2. District officials watched
closely developments in the Cali
fornia Securities Commission, which
has been asked to approve the ap-
plication to the government for
power plant funds, based on the
intention to issue revenue bonds.
An election must be called to ap-
prove issuance of the bonds.
1t is the hope of the district
headquarters staff that the contract
can be approved and the revenue
bonds voted at the same election.
Toward that end. drafting of the
contract in a form suitable to PWA
will be fastened by Swing, while
an early decision by the securities
commission is hoped for
Bonds to be voted by the people
of the districts will not be paid for
out of tax monies, but must be paid
through revenue derived from the
power project. Private interests
opposed to public power develop
ment. district chiefs said, may at
tempt to picture the bonds as an
obligation to be met through taxa
ton. This is not the case.
Funds allotted by PWA will be
available for use by the district i'm
mediately on approval by the public
of the contract and revenue bond
issues. Construction of the power
unit will start as soon as funds are
available, and electrical service may
start within six months after that,
according to M. ]. Dowd, district
superintendent.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19

NOw's The Time
If ever anyone wanted to drive
a bargain with Evan It. HeWes,
Mike Dowd, or any other member
of the Imperial Irrigation District
staff, including Anna McManus,
now'S the time. II ever there was
a mile wide grin on anyone's face,
it appeared across the expanse OF
Hewes features Wednesday when
official word that the Public Works
administration had approved funds
for power plant construction.
Feeling that something should
be done about it, RR lounged in,
extended a hand and said:
''Congratulatiohs!l
RR's hand has not yet recovered
from the experience, but that's
neither here nor there.
HELL Hewes grinned, don't
congratulate me! Congratulate I'M
perial Valley
Desperation of Sorts
Joe Maggios wife had lot fun
kidding him about the disreputable
condition of the lid on his big
touring car. Shredded wheat, she
avvered, could be no more shred
ded. Finally Joe in desperation,
self defense or as peace offering,
mdecided to overwhelm her objec-
ons Other wives should read this,
gut other husbands should not let
them. Joe bought his wife a new
car as surprise a couple of days
ago.
Credit Where It's Due
Jack B. Benson-the El Centric
Jack Benson, is another who has
about reached the stage OF deS-
peration. Jack Benson-the BraW-
ley Jack Benson, you knoW-be-
came a father quite recently, and
the FL Centro Jack Benson has
been receiving congratulations
which should be the due of the
Brawley Jack Benson. One or the
other of them, it seems, should
be of the opinion that there Is
one too many Jack Bensons in
Imperial Valley.
C0uncilmanic DOO-Dads-
Habits at the city council: Herb
Fawcett, nervously but resound-
ingly slapping the broad arm of
his chair at regular intervals
in a hurry to get away to San
Francisco. Harry Sones, tapping
the end of his pencil against his
fingernails in regular rhythm
nGordon Scriven, swinging a leg
ack and forth to make the wire
stays on his chair squeak in tune
to the other noises. Mayor Roy
Womack and Councilman j. p
Eyer, least nervous of all, just
watching.
Scene in the Park
He was evidently a transient
equipped with two suitcases. They
made first class seat, with tree
in the city park as the back rest
Happily unaware of passersby, he
was tootling away at some sort
of long, black wind instrument
and it must have sounded like mu-
sic to him.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19

opened a resounding bombardment
in the suburbs at dawn. Front
commanders reported chief nation
alist activities in the trenches along
the Manzanares river centered in
the south and southwest districts
of the suburbs and there were in
dications that the nationalists held
firmly on the west and northwest
sides, might shift their spearhead
of attack.
All night long there was a bed
lam of noise from rifles. machine
guns and trench mortars in the
south and southwest areas, drown
ed only when the raiding airplanes
sent their bombs down into the
streets, and succeeded when dav-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
State Employees to
Meet Friday Night

State employees of Imperial county
are scheduled TO meet at the county
court house at 7:30 o'clock Friday
night. for the annual election of Off
GERS of their association.
Tommy" Thomas, president of
the association, urged that all men,
bers of the group be- present for
this important session.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
Districts Electric
Program Assured
81, ,76O, 900 Allotted by PWA for First Unit
On All American Canal; Completion in
Year Foreseen; Jobs for 1900

WASHINGTON, Nov 10. (UP)-The Public Works
Administration today allotted $2,?6OOoo-a $151SOoO
loan and 81 242OOO grant-to CALIFORNIA; Imperial Ir
gaton District finance construction of the first unit
of the $130OOO0O All American canal power project
The unit Administrator Harold L. Ickes said, be
completed within year. making jobs for average of
$50 men throughout the life of the project
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
CONTRACT ANNOUNCED
FOR NEW WAR PLANES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. WP)--'
A contract for the purchase of
approximately 120 observation
planes of new type was an
ncunced today by Secretary of
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
SCHUMANN>HEINK
WILL BE GIVEN
MILITARY HONORS

HOLLYWOOD Nov 49, WP-Madame Enestne schumann Henk,
soldiers mother doughboys will be accorded
military honos tomorrow when funeral services held at
the Legion hall
divas last today by
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
Proposed Construction, Inuoluing Thousands
Of Dollars, Announced at Council Meet;
Four Sheds Will Be Erected

An industrial building program scheduled to into
thousands of dollars may start Friday with the request of
contractors for building permits to start work four
sheds property north of Main street and east
of First street. j. W. Donohue indicated before the Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
New Loyalist Air Fleet Challenges National
Bombers to Return; Fast Ships Patrol
City, Sweeping in Wide Circles
Copyright 1896 by United Press

MADRID Nov 10. (UP)-A loyalist air fleet
patroed the skies above the capital today in challenge
to nationalist bombers to repeat their pitiless raids
Pursuit planes of the latest type made up the oyais
Imperial Valley press., 1936-11-19
MARKETS AN RIEF

MARKETS. AN RIEF
Hutter: Los Angeles 33Lae; butter
fat. Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
Grade \, 42c; mnnufa cfuriDg milk,
351.c; route gathered cream, 33c.
l.. a. Hay-U. =. No. ! extra leafy,
S2i-22; 4. =. No 1880; 4 = No
/: leafy, S17; l. = No. =, S16; Minne-
apOlis flax 207-222.
Evening star., 1936-01-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS,
THos. BOWLING { 90. zUcToNEERs.

THOe. 0oWLlNG b Co. AUCI1oNEEfsc'
HOLD GOODS; ETQ;, FoE sToRAGlE;
GF8AEHNa1 aI8EN That sSliSg oR SSRipAY. yAkSsAsf sszsg
4TMlkaTl9Y6Seo2ISScckk 4THlkRT9 6o2ISck A!M lsYe AAR sAeH h
SSTiL Sfis1niEo nlE ooobs oaHt ARH sHsE6 pfsfosEb
They viu be sold at public suctien ia the
s'~A 1915 HfHs You s.is.. 3 NV. " -Ae''
Washington D. c..
due and unpaid ali heusshold yoeas,
paintings and personal effects on storage
ssh san. sh % snn h E. soIss MT. ca fas
Adams, .ciiirOra Alien, Milton bailey. Mrs.
E Beitel, Walter 4: sell; Wm. Blair:
sfown se H1HXis Hiee carter Nancy 'ss Cole % Anna
Davenport. Beatrice Davis. Wm; Dunmore,
Nay 5ishsT HTt o,is Eana s,sssher D.
fS;'hGsa!a: sHsE hss hsssi
Nsfsie f johnssa n Mrs. R Ros. Knoll e' HsTSsrt bert
). 4. Hecambridse. charles i, Mckee.
y;,h. II Mathews : 2 Q MsIsdi,h' Mrs; Annie
NJ. 'N; or MIS- Mrs. c. n. Norton, Frances icssn
Muir Miss Mary Hardins. ! H. Palmer,
Scott Rss os,. Ma Asssa ssosss s9ssa Msa BeusS AEsS
walker. Mrs. Minnie walsh. Grace Wash
RESa Mys M, Az wssy miss Mas hE.
v. M. Wolleson Miss Catherine Wood.
consisting Of household goods furniture.
sewing machines Victrolas, chiffoniers,
barrels and contents boxes and contents,
dressers. desks tables. chairs, refrigegators.
bullets. ruaS. cartons and contents. book
contents, books, etc. All properties stores
In the names Of the following persons,
via Mrs. Flora Boyd Anna Davenport.
KeIlmer. pianos Carl Marshall, efacs
iSIGNEDl CLARENDON SMITH.
President. Smiths Transfer g. Ste. Co..
1913 You Street NV.
iaR 1920 WashinGton. ID. @.
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PROPOSALS.

o. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. I06S NAVY
Buildins, Washinston. D. C.-Sealed pro-
po ais vill be received here until F. NJ
January 8. 1885, and then opened. for
fuTni hing. installing and testing motor
driven pumping and electrical equiDment
in Mcmillan Pumping Station. Washington
Aa"educt, Washington. d. c. Further in
formation on application.
no26 26.o7. .29-ja6.1
PROCUREMENT DIVIS ON PUBLIC
i8a5.-seaied bids. in duplicate. subject
to She conditions OF Bulletin No. 81 ire
visedl Of the Federal Emergency Admins
tration of Public Works. will be publicly
opened in this ONCE at 10. am. Jan. 90.
1870 for furnishing all labor and mate
rials and performing all work for walks,
sprinkler systems. etc. at the U. S. Bureau
Of Int Rev. Bldg Washington. d. c.
Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS. not exceedins
one set. may be ebtsined at this office i, i,
Procurement Public Works Branch. W e.
REYNOLDS, Assistant Director of Pro-
curement. Public Works Branch. a46.S
WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Constructing 9uartermaster- Room 2236,
Munitions Building washington D. c.
Sealed proposals will be received in this
office until 200 PM, January z. 1885,
and then publicly opened for Cubicles in
Alterations to North West Wing and Heat
ms, ventilating and Air Conditioning. in
70 North Wsst Mds. Wns Of ARMY
!, spsfsatIens dep6s, apd
certified check in the amount of So 90
a Information at above address.
delS 81 .2S-ja23,6
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sALE-AurOM0BYLES.

PONTIAC 1888 de luxe cabriolet: very
sporty ear that's in the best q mechanics
SerI,sidS Ser and ..H HSth S.oTth ss75. * feT ear No.
1928. write your own repair ticket guar
sntee for 20 days;" Lapstips. Nicholson
ssss' xsos goo. go A's'"'H"' A'' r"'h' u'''n
REQ 1888 tyre Royal ''s" de luxe sedan
special ,eauipmsnt and like new n IN. every ,
month. Phone Metropolitan sara.
snG lssa !.I.sa sns ssasa
terror exceptionally. clean: tires IKE new.
Wisconsin Motors. Inc. sic NJ st. NV.
Phone West 2972
PRIVATE PARTY will sen 1885 Ford
Tudor. excenent condition. s46o. Phone
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THOS. ]. OWEN T. SON. AUCTIONEERS.
143l EYE ST. NV.

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6aIF E5sg spIok IIoaRfSXEB SSIEB1se aY ooH4AN SHzfE
S%a %!F STSAss sgss4MRsrso 2s osesSP sesssE2
FESNsY1vAN,A FkEN8MH AZ ApsATVM,Hhs AVaNuE NW NlWses-l7s4
BY virtue Of . certain deed of trust. duly
.:s9rasf ssi fssos: re- ga s fSe D,s Ss
u tSs premises 1i On THuRspAY. aSfssE5A THE THE
ssaSSdGEEFTH sSd kf THInkY nAY 1E sfARY 4n d
lowing described land aud premises. situate
Is ns the snd pst bslns 8. Ssf' y f
::S sss!iS.a as 4 !ssss w. ssis
TG "a aess sa ss sSsnasS ssassa
eight, (2s) feet two (2) inches TO diyiding
16): thence at right angles to said Penn
sylyania avenue one hundred and thirty
sssh R dVdes sess said 0YG lots "A een g snd na
sss s,Sen los ap een thence p ns ans Which ..Sen dds
linz between W @ iot. sisssn sisS W ana t.es sixtses
y.u a oss sd and% % qae'fsn nh%s. % q ss ss
e'!ns sr%. a SsfaRh sais Of the pures.s.
tiuUCy W UC pdiu III CdSN III tOuT
equal installments payable in one. two.
three and four years with interest at 3 per
eentum per annum, payable quarterly from
@ anan the r Property sold Or G All cash 1t Tie
option Of the purchaser A deposit of
S e & s ssSas s ss 2. a.sss @
chaser. Terms 81 sale to be complied with
wise the trustee reserves the right to for
feis said deposit Or 70 resell the property
upon the foregoing terms, after I'VE days
advertisement Of such resale In some news
paper published in Washington. D. c.. or
with or without forfeitinR the deposit the
trustee. may avail itself OF ans. legal or
equitable rights against the defaulting pur-
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
- vice rrssidsn..
x d. sRnLNoroN. )
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sALE-AuroMobILEs.

-sI5-sI5-sl5-s15 = Lock
what you can buy NO co-signers: Chsvrolet
coupe. COUP GTsham a isso s sedan S1a'P Peerless issS
Victoria and others, balance not over 81
monthly. All cars checked some new paint
and tires. Warrington Motor Co.. 2035
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143i EYE ST NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
RRFFfPSS622hRA4EY RFPS52 REA FsT4TEE se4 FEET 9s
T2%HklENN ss3g R6gRffzNTH 81 slhkEI' ANb II; Sk
4FssGa 4FssDk11a4nEY sIaKhlS si spHThkFFAoN SEkF HE
east aInE or c9SER1EEfhNEdH ccoSSRNfNd
BY Virtue Of . certain deed Of trust. duly
SEQ. Of the land records oi the District Of
S'1 secured Thereby, S the he undersign.d trustees
premises, pref on FRIDAY. The TENTH DAY
ak of 5AkuARxM FM AP Pe 1saS AT ahe
land and premises. situate in the District
of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and being
original lots numbered ten t1Ol and
twelve G2) to eishteen 1Sl inclusive. all
in square numbered ten hundred and sixty
Terms Of sale: One fifth of the purchase
mo .ey TO be paid in cash. balance in four
equal installments, payable in one. two.
Pee ena ope pe1 paybe Ha
from day of sale. secured by first deed OF
trust upon the property sold, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit
Of 81 900. win be REQUIRED at time Of sale
Examination of title. conveyancing. record
ing revenue stamps,. ETC., at cost of pur-
chaser Terms Of sale to be complied a,Sn1 With
wise t.,e trustee reserves the Tieht to resell
faulting purchaser after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington: D. G. or trustee
may declare deposit forfeited or with or
without fogfeiting deposit trustee may
avail itself Of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY VIM l. BEAIE,
Vice President.
tSeal) Attest:
A H. sHILLINGToN.
Assistant Secretary.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN s son. AuCTIoNEERs.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

iAoe' d ~ i45i EYE 81. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESsIoRT ESIAT5 MPBoykP EY ABofs ssIck skY
4RsFrMEHF rs aPzRrMESTs HSqs1 sSoWVkN eaoSWVksIfxes IS
EeRTHMssT eRTHEEEs HsOo AIso fHRsg:sToEy
SN HSSsE oe5AqE oe5kAqfz1stsa hNP nsae hssenlsN1iHTE
MEETs AND CAPACITY ron HR-
RAMA ROAD NORTHWEST.
reeeeed By THs m e Ses No ssse Il ioc sa sos
sesSreS thereby @ the the undersisnes
s Ss & 4oS Su9s 1sh ssasss on m
1886. At THREE O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
n the Of aaa snd
& dts 6K IN s5se J. M.Tssn R
Rs' sssSIses L. ssf q s0H ss
100 in the .combination made BY Kennedy
sSsk sGSS.d n nSsi sas h. .: .Is
said ids surveyors r Once records exceptins
The The, part thereof sondsmnsa and taken fer
ns sy BY n in
Court Of the District Of Columbia,
Terms of sale: Not less than one,third
Of the purchase money to be paid In cash.
in one and two years. with Interest at 5h
per centum Fer snpum, payable semi-an.
det Of trust. upon the property sold or
4 dsDosi. Of $4,000 in cash q ssIsissd
Examination Of title, an copveyancins. re.
cording revenue stamps. etc.. ct cost Of
purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
with within 80 days from day of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the .right
to resell the pronerty at the. risk and cost
advertisement OF such resale In some news
parer published In Washinston, D; Q.
TRUST COMPANY, Trustees.
BY H. PRESCOTT galley.
President. :
(Seal) Attest:
sae-dscds.exSV Secretary. =
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THOs- ]. OWEN a SON. AUCTIONEERS
I43l EYE ST. NV.

TOMORROW.
THos- ]. OWEN A SON. AUCTIONEERS
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE TouR-
ING coNTAAdIMJINNd is ArARTMEaNnHTs. AE anT.
M96E H95KrH SzTRAEE ETRkEF Nc lias TWENTY
scaed y5tgs Of If Liner ssF'sn so ss Stss ao a5
Of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby ,sI,e shs neson sn
FRE 1EGF' sEcoNp 81 5ST p5fsS DAY Or JANUARY. xp.
1885 AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
ste IN the District Of coiamSis and
mated ranea d. as as and being original lot 10 Ia
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash balance ln
two equal installments payable IN one and
two years with interest at 8 per centum
day G Of sale secured by first deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or ell cash 81
the option Of the purchase A dep deposit nf
sale. All. conveyancins: recording. etf,
at cost Of purchaser; Terms Of sale 70
be complied with within thirty DAYS from
the right TO resell the property at the Iisk
Ave Ave days avs advertissment Of such resale in
some newspaper published In Washins-
ton. D. c.
RICHARD P DAVIDSON.
JOSEPH J. CROWLEY ..
JAMES CUNNINGHAM ROGERS,
Hibbs Building.
PAUL SLEMAN
Colorado Building.
attorneys for parties secured.
de21 "a 26.2S 31-ja9
sgTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
nnnnd qrcn1nt 0f inclnment WeatneT
until TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
JANUARY. AID. 1896. at the same place at
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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SALE.-LOTS.

IDEAL HOME SITE. 100xa20s cHEyy
Chase suburb near Conn. ave. Must sell.
S6S5. Phone Adams 17a0.
COpNER 14th AND JoNQUIL SITS. NV,
SSx@S: oniy x2 '55O. see Mr., LAWton.
""N AnELHERT W. LEk
1343 II 81. NV. District 460o.
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PARTS-PARTS

For All Cars and Trucks.
Auto Glass Installed and Repair Work.
ROBERT HERSOf AUTO EXCHANGE. INC.
q florida Ave. NE. North l040s.
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AbS>A "a WISCONSIN ~ SSA'' <1SSs'e'sS's'
TRusIEEs SALE OF yALuARLE TWO;
RAGE
5.y s u q ,os ssd Of trust rssSrdsd a II. |.
land records @ ' Of the the district Of Columbia,
and at the request OF party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
p RSse fsfsfH ThNT L lIss q gIiIhsifss y
1885. Ar -FOUR -THiRTY O'CLOCK Pm,
the following described property in the
District of SoiSmOis ,S Wit Lot 20 In, N GEN
square 3RSS in Edwin r. Marden's sub
division of part Of Metropolis View, now
ssisd osHs5sI ,Addition plat oot e ss,a
pase 81, In the ONCE OF the surveyor for
said District Subject to covenants OF
Terms Of sale: One fourth of the pur-
nss n eauai f IL % or6 rspres.ntsd @ bs
issory notes OF purchaser payable in one,
two and three years, with. interest at six
cent fsS es q as
At OPTION tI'a of puTcRssef' dspesit Of 500
required Of purchaser at sale. Examination
stames .sa nots1lsi tees cost
as.s diys reserve rysH Inc 'r is se prop
erty, at risk and cost OF defaulting pur.
chaser, after fve days advertisement Of
such resale in some NEWSPAPER published in
sssd g. Without seposs Pc
tees may avail themselves Of any legal or
equitable rights against defaultins pur-
chaser.
ds2s,al .ia3.6I0 Trustees.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan Latps.

Ss s. HsSHsEkHSSp sHskSaS p6gy aonRT e IoAN AG9 coRe
Citizens Bank Bldg. shep. 3636. Takoma
Park Md
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RENT-sUBURBAN.

NEARBY VIRGINIA - PARTLY FUR,
rished large living room half-timbereu
eaect: fireplace s bed rooms, 2 servants
rooms, kitchen. baths well heated elee-
trio lights: in grove of oak trees; luas
miles from downtown on goeo foso' Ne""'
HERMAN E GASCH.
Ao3 18th ST. NV. Nab. 3239-32oo.
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S0as NJ N,W-LARGE STORE, RooMES
above: busy street; $50. K. o. BELL
Union Trust Bldg. -
sO34 GA. AvE.-sToRE, . RMs--ssa 60
1924 Ga ave-Store. rooms S2.9o11
pOS 2lst st nw-Store. l room- % 2.sH ~
iii @ st. n.w.-store--z 4 ,2v M
M. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 9TH St. NV.
al 1st ST. Nw-ALso FACES NEW M
Jsrsev ave NV: small store; rent: SD.
ABBY PENN REALTY CoRPoRATIoeNN' eN
47l X st. NV Phone Metropolitan 1888:
5I3 K ST Nw-NICE SIZE STORE:
suitable for most any business, asa re'1N hppIy ~
PENN REALTY CORPORATION, 474 K
st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 1888.
Evening star., 1936-01-06
MANrEn-nESK SPACE.
RENT-STORES.

OCCASIONAL USE OF OFFICE. MAIL
ana telephone service wanted by attorney
Address BOX l50-Z. Star office. o.
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i0I5 18th ST. NW.-FIRST FLOOR, of FOE
architect or builder S35. Apply 1Olo
18th st. NV.
FORMER OFFICE OF DECEASED PROM,
inent oeulist across from Mayfower Hotel
= roons and iayatory reasonable rent
,-a9 ne Sales ST District 3522.
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RENT-DESK SPACE.
0FFICES AND STUDIOS.

FIRST GLASS OFFICE WILL FURNISH
dssf chair also will share telephone.
stenographer If desired. 81 Barr Bldg. o.
Evening star., 1936-01-06

OLpSMOHILE 1890 coach; repossessed and
viii be sold for Sl29 amount Of unpaid
notes; Al shape: also 1888 OldsmSoiie
very low. Safety Tested Used Cars.
Wisconsin Motors. a9th and N SITS. NV.
Phone West a9Ta.