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Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24

GOES BEFORE
GRAND JURY

LOS ANGELES, Feb "a. (UP)-
Police Chief Charles Dice of Santa
Monica today appeared before the
county grand jury as it began its
investigation of an automobile COL
lision which resulted in the resig-
nation of County Counsel Everett
w. Mattoon and involved Santa
Monica officials in an asserted po-
lice booking charge.
AS Dice, who was not involved
in the booking inquiry, testified
before the jury, Mattoon person.
ally rendered his resignation, pre-
viouSly made orally, to the board
Of supervisors.
The grand jury which announced
il intended to lay only the ground
work of the inquiry today, due to
the press of other cases, called
Dice as the only witness.
Under subpoena instructions, Dice
brought with him and left in the
grand jury files the booking sheet
in the Mattoon case.
After Mattoons car went through
a boulevard stop Feb. II and struck
another automobile, injuring two
persons, he was booked on suspi-
cion of drunk driving. Later the
booking was scratched out and a
simple citation for going through
a boulevard STOP permitting Mat
toon's release on So bail, was SUBJ
| stituted, it was charged.
Detective Sergeant Kenneth Hub
bard of Santa Monica was sub
penaed for todayS hearing but
was excused until some time later
when the inquiry is resumed.
Hubbard was reported to have
been in the Santa Monica police
station at the time Nation was
being booked and assertedly tele-
phoned to Mayor Edmund Gillette
| The mayor arrived Immediately
and later the booking was changed
| it was charged.
Gillette was not present in the
hall of justice today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Clerk to Leave
Brawley, Move
TOLOng Beach

BRAWLEY, Feb. "a Chief
Clerk Steve c. Lefner, for the
Southern Pacific company in
BraWley left Wednesday night for
Long Beach where he is being
transferred.
Lefner has been in the employ of
the Southern Pacific company in
Brawley for the past 81 years, dur
ing which time he has been a
member of the Reserve Officers
association and an active member
OF the American Legion post here
AT present Lefner is commander.
His family will remain in BraW-
ley until the close of school.
o. c. Hall, a resident of Miss
issippi, will take over Lefner's
position.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24

Sea. is a blown up" river.
Some time ago the wanderluSt
struck the Alamo. Or maybe it
was just a spring-like desire to
have a look at greener pastures
because the river barred its teeth
and started gnawing away on the
nearest pasture it could find,
which was just south of the Ala
morio bridge. 4 miles east of here.
At first, Imperial Irrigation dis
trict officials dismissed the wan
derings as merely a childish prank,
or an escape complex that a
we'll raised river will outgrow. Sew
eral months of watching good
farmlands disappear into the riv-
er's NAV. convinced its guardians
that nothing less than good stiff
spanking-with dynamite - would
restore the river to its old course.
So they called in Chief River
Spanker NJ A. Bennett, who, when
he isn't spanking rivers with dyna-
mite blasts. is known as the dis
trictS construction superintendent.
Spanker Bennett went into a hud-
die with his crew and this week
they planted two tons of dynamite
where it would do the most good
or harm-to the Alamo river.
They planted the charges in the
mud and tule clogged course. va
Gated by the river in its pursuit
of happiness" And then they set
it off. Yes. you're right. There
was a BOOM no mean size, and in
two shakes Of a dead tule the poor
old Alamo was a renegade no long
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
CHURCHES
SERVICES FOR
GOOD FRIDAY

Pastors of El Centro are plan
ming special church services on
Good Friday april l5) and will
present a plan to city business
men to close their establishments
between the hours of noon and
three o'clock. acrprding to the
chamber of commerce
The Catholic and Episcopal
churches will hold their services
as usual. according to the chamber,
but Protestant churches plan to
have a union service, in which all
churches will take part.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
KEATING WILL
GIVE TALK ON
SAFETY FRIDAY

Accident prevention will be out
lined by W. S. Heating Of the El
Centre police department at a
meeting of the Eucalyptus
farm center at the McCabe school
Friday night The meeting starts
at 7.30.
Calapproved seed and its import
ance TO the valley farmer will be
discussed by H. Lee Landerman. a
movie outlining irrigation Will be
shown and recreation will be pro-
vided according 10 Rudolph Mil
Ter. center director.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Parole ViolatOr
Gives Self Up

BRAWLEY, Feb. "a - Walking
into police headquarters and an
nouncing that he was wanted for
parole violation. Robert Jones, %
was jailed Wednesday morning and
held for the sheriff's department
Jones stated that he served six
months and a day of his sentence
in Atlanta penitentiary and upon
being paroled made one report
only to parole officers, it was re-
ported.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Miller to Speak
On Citizenship

BRAWLEY, Feb "a Rudolph
Miller. a native of Switzerland but
now a naturalized citizen of the
United States, will speak before
the japanese American Citizens
League in a meeting at the Plant
ers hotel Friday night.
His subject will deal with the
advantages of being an American
citizen.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
River
Nipped in Bud by
Blast Of Dynamite
POST PRESS PHOTO O-ENGRAVINC

BRAWLEY, Feb. 24.-Time when self respect
ing river had every right to life love and the pursuit of
happiness Rivers still have rights to life and love f
they find it, but for the pursuit of happiness the
Alamo waterway that winds devious into SatOn
Evening star., 1938-04-14

growing more than a foot high, &C
that irregulars could find no conceal
ment.
Chinese reported attacks on Hwai-
yuan, near Pengpu, strategic rail city
south of the Lunghai, and Sanshan
so miles upstream from Wuhu, which
they said had changed hands three
times in recent weeks. Chinese said
they were fighting in the outskirts
of Wuhu itself.
Shantung Attack Prepared.
While Japanese were reported to be
preparing a new onslaught in Shan
tung Province, foreign military OBJ
servers were puzzled by reports OF a
concentration Of 80 Japanese warships
and transports off Foochow, South
China seaport. A japanese naval
spokesman would neither confirm nor
deny the report.
In the western section, Chinese were
reported to have crossed the Yellow
River and launched general coun-
ter-offensive on Hotsin and Yungsi in
Southwestern Shansi Province.
Evening star., 1938-04-14
CHINESE REPORT
NEW SUCCESSES
Changshan, at Gateway to
Yihsien, Is Captured,
They Claim.
B. tine Associated Press.

B? tine Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, April l4.-Yihsien
rapidly was being reduced to war
ruined city today as Chinese artillery
men from vantage points in sur
rounding hills bombarded the Jap.
anese garrison in South Shantung
Province.
Chang Kai-shek's warriors claimed
to have scored a fresh success as they
carried Changshan, small village
commanding the gateway to Yihsien.
in the face of heavy fire from Nip
ponese entrenched within the walled
town. Japanese. they said, had been
reduced to receiving food supplies by
alrplane, so severely were their rail
communications crippled.
IS Miles From Taierhchwang.
Yihsien is IS miles north of
Taierhchwang, spur railroad town
north of the Grand Canal where
Chinese last week forced japanese to
retreat from their advance down the
Tientsin- -Pukow line toward the Suchow
junction with the eaSt-West Lunghai
Railway.
Some of the Japanese besieged in
Yihsien, Chinese commanders said,
had escaped to the northwest, while
heavy Japanese reinforcements from
bases at Tsingtao on the coast Of
Tsinan, $50 miles to the rear on the
Yellow River, were hindered by dis
rupted railway facilities.
Chinese guerrilla units destroyed 10
miles of track between Lincheng,
where the spur line joins the main
Tientsin-Pukow Railway, and Tengh-
sien, 18 miles north. it was claimed.
Other Guerrilla Attacks.
Other widespread guerrilla attacks
were reported by Chinese sources in
the Patachu resort district IS miles
from Peiping; in Pootung, across the
Whangpoo River from Shanghai.
where girl, Miss Wang Pa-mei, was
said to have arisen as the leader, and
at Shihchiachuang, in Hopeh Prov
ince. where Chinese peasants We're for
bidden by japanese to plant crops
Evening star., 1938-04-14

Movies for Prisons.
Talking pictures are to be intro
duced into British prisons.
Evening star., 1938-04-14
FIVE BILLIONS RELIEF
ASSAILED BY GANNETT

Wen Be Just Where We Are
When It's Gone Says Pub
Usher in Miami for Honor.
BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, April H.
Frank E. Gannett, New York pub
Usher, yesterday urged citizens to
rally against the proposal for S.
O00, 900, 900 relief program.
when the money is spent" he
said, "We'll be just where we are now
We have to take care of those in
need. it's true, but this sum should
not be placed in the hands Of politi-
Clans"
Mr.. Gannett was guest Of honor at
an assembly called by George Harri-
son Phelps to thank him for his work
against the defeated reorganization
bill.
THE reorganization bill was the
most outrageous and frightening thing
in its original form, capable even Of
abolishing the Office of President It
self" Mr.. Gannett said.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE THE
United States for the District strict ,oSn OF Co
onsi Benet akfif LII. u
SSSrDSs.Sn So M
Be heard upon the final report and account
to the Court that: in pursuance Of orders
have liquidated the assets Of the defendant
session the proceeds Of such liauida,t.iloaa ui,.loa
thereto as ther Interests esa may appear. and
other creditors Of said defendant corpora.
have been presented to said receivers: i is
6y the Court this 9Th day OF December:
oox. s. Ss Cause snd and ts
same hereby, is, referred to the Auditor q
this Court to state the account Of said
to give notice BY publication to all policy
and Shr Of the ,s6
have @ net heretofore presented thsir claims
publication herein, to file formal proof
81 said claims with the Auditor Of this
the lst day Of March. 1923. and any and
ant Elan ss ana creditors who shall
said J., date dat shall be forever barred from
the assets Of said defendant corporation;
Provided. copy of this order be published
IN the Washington Law Reporter. in,
newspaper Of general circulation in the
District Of Columbia. and In newspapers
to be selected by said Receivers having
circulation in States where the defendant
such publication to be. at least once
week for four weeks. g.. That all claims
to any of the assets Of the defendant
corporation In the hands of said Receivers.
Wnlch nave been or may be presented to
SAD Receivers. be. and they hereby are.
or otherwise. such notice of proceedings
before him as he shall deem adequate;
that he shall take such testimony as he
may deem necessary concerning the mat.
tiers referred TO him herein; that he shall
determine the riRhtS and interests of all
assets Of the defendant corporation, and
and recommend the priority and order of
payment OF the same and the rate of dis
tribution to be allowed in such payments.
D. That said Auditor shall take testimony
concerning the character, extent and value
OF the services rendered by said Receivers
allowances therefor. 8. That said Auditor
shall report said account of said Receivers.
and his findings and recommendations
herein to the Court together with the
testimony taken before him. and this
cause is continued to await the same and the
DANIEL W. o,DoNoGHUE Justice. tseal5
a true copy Test: CHARLES E. STEWART.
CLERK; BY " HARRY M M. HULL Asst. Clerk.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONVICTION. BURLING, RUBI,EE
ACHESON g. SHORE.

Attorneys.
Notice is hereby given by JOSEPH r.
New York. New York: HENRY +. BUTLER, iis,
TssIdIns EiISF sFbS at FsIThsven New Jersey; RAD
and 1H PH1LEMoHs LIsse5Rs p4cSs St 2ns
son. residing at Chestnut Hill. Philadei-
pHssG1N phis TeSnty .s;d'nsy r;edn'nsyrania CHARLES s.
WhitsmaIsh Pennsylvania; j. FORD
fass }s5sey SoS ySN BLY, TsT q s
81 nSh Sew SsssdnS To1k af t0eqSt B1ks ysl!fz
XE cAKI ATsisns at HAsps HAsfa5Hs5Gusn lesans nsx
sM1TH JR;; residing at Sweet Waters;
Pr9yidence 9is M Road; d; IEdRemont. Pennsylvania:
New Jersey; 1RV1SG tIuH B. FISH, esHfns; residinr
FRED i; KoEcELEIE. resiains at s4i
RRGThAD Hn9n Axenus cooMs hsx 4esd5s 5srses
r.sSns 1T s EPMN Rass
SAVERS. residing at washington Lane.
Meadowbrook. Pennsylvania. RALPH B.
SeH YS2S fsss9s NsS Yorf % ] Ft Jon sca
ARDS; residing at a34 Briarwood Crossing.
Hs%s SS4s
pfiPRs resdins at Rossn Tona
Island, New York; J RITCH1E KIMBALL.
new s w1EL1sS SS fEpsER tssd
fennsylvanis: Karl WEisHE!T. residins
5e w. sRoMR I:sS resns Nex "
HsSdsg yhMEg n fosS Sp sss1Sae ssaaI l. xes
New Yorf. Nex York: EDWARp SSH n'f Il. IEVIs LEVis
lssidins at 43s Main Street. Mt. Holly.
Evening star., 1938-01-27

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN
ternal Revenue, Baltimore. Maryland
sGribed personal property. seized from The
S tim ine ndey
assessed taxes due. win be sold as pro-
Of the United states. at public auction,
e Gsss A AZ ii SScIos ocGocK AM AtRin-fsast .t No.
Thomas Circle Washington. D. c.: gem
orator manufactured by Electric Special
Co.. Stanford, Conn. Secondary End
ll5 V;d7;5 A.. 1900 W. 2O0O Y. A.. Pri-
sign and transformers ! Schencke upright
piano. cocktail unit. l ice box, :, COM
y. 27So ": l Electrc-Lux vacuum cleaner,
square feet dark red carpet. approxi-
mately 1000 square feet; unmarked Sill
yerware consisting Of 81 bouillon spoons.
knives. ri teaspoons. 35 cocktail forks )
small spoons. 5 gravy ladies, 3 ice-tea
spoons; 1 new Underwood typewriter No.
5. l Lightning check writer the Hedman
Manufacturing Co.: 500. white envelopes
4x6" Is lantern-type bracket lights.
Hamilton Beach cocktail mixer, l sign
board. 3x4'; l rubber mat. 4'x15,; IL
b0ttles of various kinds Of wine. size 1
ns nd, Of TS Vim. nee bottles Of
sI,. ot "'1s; ,2so .,inn quart S9ttes Of vines,
pale ale. II bottles Of Guinness foreien
Of beer, 6 bottles pale dry ginger Ale IL
bottle White Rock water. Jazz % %
Evening star., 1938-01-27
PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS, D. C.. WASHINGTON,
January 25. 1898. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room $50. District Building.
for furnishing cast iron scrap for the
D. C: Penal Institutions. Specifications
ana Information at Room 800. District
6ul1olne. Ja2526..7
WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Constructing Quartermaster. Room 2o36,
Munitions Building. Washington. D. c.
Sealed proposals will be received in this
ONO until 1000 AM. E. S T., February
"a. 1!3S and then publicly opened for
the Construction OF A. c. Operations
Hangar and Engineering Hangar. Boiling
f1cid. D.. c. Plans and specifications will
re available at this office January -. 1898.
upon deposit OF certified check in the
amount OF twenty 'Sa0.0W dollars, made
states InteTmation at above address.
Evening star., 1938-01-27

gTGRy SA4E 9E AkMN BwE TW9
1NGoMAR s1r STREET NoRTaWEsT,
BY virtue of Deed Of Trust recorded
In aDsI Mo aass # ,b. at t1S a3 ed the
in in the District Court Of the United states
% SsDss court in csuse 5 no.enf we sha
THE i fhyENTH ESS NJ & PSY SSs SE T OEESRS2kx
PM. lot numbered eleven lD in square
numbered seventeen hundred and fifty
three n75 in sqbdiyston MADE by
Known as "chevy chase Heishts., 'fsr as per
the ses 9 e 81 aa 4s the IN EDer s
Terms of sale: ons-fourth cash; bal
sble sem; Annually: or # monthly terms
DE m + he sash baase monthly
posit Of Saoo.oo reuuired % at 1T time 'I, OF sale.
Terms of sale to be complied with within
the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the de-
ffaulting purchaser. after five days adver-
tlsement OF such resale in some newspaper
deposit may be forfeited or Without for
seves Of ess Or mas aHa shs
saTtieuars a time Of saie' All 1esr conSesr
ancing; recording and revenue stamps, etc.
at cost OF purchase;
;Iss!aa $HSfss c 6 9SHs ssHzrs3s5 g9H,2:.,
ADAM A. WEscHLER g. SON. Auctioneers.
l"9!s sfgcco PMEEL1Na AEE e. s1x sT1xWofsa4Ry FooMs,
GAs GAS ELECTRICITY; No. 705 Kenyon
SEMEEkk5r Block Bloc ~5Fo sToRERooM ERndlsroHY aTl
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the request Of party Sc
trustee viii offer for sale BY % public xiu suction.
II fG6kfEaPHH2 sstSsR e 15Ss
OF Columbia, to.Tit; Part Of lot ] in block
pessan aaa and and aroPn Ia0fynon pahe
surveyor for the ,District, of Columbia in
on Kenyon St. - feet west % Of the southeast 'e!nt
corner of said LOT and running thence west
- feet. thence south 80 feet TO the be-
ginning. Block now known as square
$50 Said property, known to date for
Terms OF sale: Property viii be sold
M s4o1e9S rs, to o. & Prior 5pi,dine az asSocs-ion deed
DEPOSIT Of o ssse
at sale. Examination of title convey
ancing., recording, revenue stamps and no
io be complied with within thirty DAYS lays
from day Of sale, otherwise trustee re-
snS eosi he 5sh 10 eSs at Tsk
five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington.
q sRGS %ss depos afastes l1Isssd may
avail himself Of any legal or equitable
rights against defsrl'lnf J. G1EpHRe aa5ehasef'
1a3O.24 "131. Surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN L SON. AUCTIONEERS
143l Eye St NV
TOMORROW

143l Eye St. NV.
2PHsT sAts ssek 3g ANB sF6sE TR
HHoAR5MFH Hok u FSM1E5 p{Ep1HS ARRANGED
Ms HH9 EoHsPAIE AS e AAP AATHs! kEoHs sszA e
IsEs NasruMasr G1as CALIFORNIA STREET
d p y5ss Of IN hbsl ssEsp Nm s Se S5 ,Fas
ct ,t.s sec; J.; 9th, Of the land records of the Dis,
sisned trustees, viii sell at public auction.
rseHF4f1F6H 1sss II FUR DeX ocGocE 2F y.
following described land and premises.
sSitus,e in IN tie pstrS, 0t Goymbi2 and
:.weshinsten Aeis5ss" ss per plat Recorded d
III II ts se5 once se Of Fl G9 S Of i, e M b
tIon line Is feet from the II '' street line and
tn the asreement not to erect any structure
ing regulations Of the District Of Column
sf1Ict1. S, NTH The ptoviso howeyer that the
ary 90. 1902 shall not be affected OF caused
hn,,5.n to Ss moved by establishment Of SAID aiidd
Ieeordsd IN Liber County, No Is. folio
Terms Of sale; one-f1fth Of tn. purchase
" pdlu Ill CdSL OAlAuCe III lOuE
equal installments, payable in one. two,
!hree and four years. with interest at
5la per centum Der annum. payable semi
annually. from day of sale. secured by first
deed Of trust upon the property sold. or all
cash: at the option Of the purchaser, a
time Of sale All conveyancins. recording.
revenue stamps. etc. at cost OF purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be. complied with. within
thirty days from day OF sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser, after five days adver-
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in WASHINGTON. D.. C.
HARRY L. RUST.
GEO CALVERT BOWIE.
JAMES. J. BECKER.
.1a11,1s,15.17.1seo.2a.25,27.ae,si"fei.s. 20, si"fe 3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1892 sport coach; six-wheeI
nnish, custom made seat covers. good tires:
won't stay here long at This price. s1so' SO po.
nanKa Service. 1l26 goth st. NV. Dist,
5TUDEBAKER 1881 sport sedan: six-wheel
runs fine: not a junker. but a good-
appearing and good-running car: S35 Po-
naaka naaE Service. 1925 goth st. NV. Dist.
TERRAPLANE 1885 de luxe 4-door trunk
seoan. Here Is car that is modern in
every respect. Perfect balance that elina!-
nates sVsit, VIBRATION famous electric hand gear
uesIraoIe features too numerous to men,
ton. When built the manufacturers Of
tnls car Claimed they had built and styled
1t Is ',Trew Value" and will make good
AGAIN Perfect IN every respect this car
1Tepresents repre- rea! saving at only $3.50. The
and Pa. ave. Sc, l4th and ChapiH SIS.
Decatur 1910, Atlantic 4340.
TERRAPLANE 1893 2-door trunk sedan:
the bl, OK finish is perfect. buiit-in trunk.
flean i moon IpnolsssIy Icy fins tires smooth power
2oth St. NV Dist. ai4i. '' AA~'
drastic reductions COUPE onSlatSss 4.door se- a.
dan; terms and trade Peoples Service
GaTase 9s1a o2d2 2I21 ldth ST. NV. North 1905
WILLYs 1897 de luxe sedan; mas only a
few thansand miles on the speedometer
and is. practically new car very eco
nnomical transportation and is a genuine
Motor Sales, 1905 l4th st. NV. North
229S.
OLDsMoBILE 1885 town sedan. beautiful
5.passenser 2-door car with roomy trunk.
So'er Hfnefs wsRiiisI sS5 GniS 1851
-1166 18th 81. Republic 4040
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AUCTION SALES.
rHos' j. 9%HN SH1 M \ s9N' 9E AAqWST1oNEERs.
1HUSIEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE-
TACHED 2-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING. LOCATED AT 1922 ALBEMARLE
STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON

rHos. j. 9XHN 2saf tYE \ s9F: 81. AAy%STIoNEERs' A%'
1R9sTHEs TAcHND SAFE saTo,Y 0F XALyAs4E 1A PE-
sTEEEFp vt 2ssa WA5HlNaAHSSN WAA5hRFMASaE
Isef No. Ssfd Poo f tGust 4la suy !,
S ssa; ot the land records Of the District OF
VIM sell at public auction. % IN front ttaStIs Of the
RTfm!fsT RRTSsF bAS Sn or rM1NRAX THE TAIRTx
THkEETAIRfy 'osI1sx ocioek fR fR 1sSs' sSs for at
in the tS ~ and and premises situate
iumbis and 81 eWissntngdton DISTRICT Of CO,
numbered 80 in square numbered 1856
eccoHrdlng TO = subdivision made BY Harry
psrS anS GlUSk Stber p9oeesdy a. a.
e & Isl ss 'F q coSnb. il ISsl
money N Isy. 10 De paid in cash, balance payable
tum m Der ls; ann;,rs WITH interest at per cen
from day Of sale. secured by deed Of trust
upon p;inn the property sold. or all cash. at the
will Be reaaasd at times aspos't 81 sae Si
~ 81 nnrchsss SnngheyancinE recording, ETC. at cost
WITH Within 6 daSs S lom Sae sG ssy Be e ss
otherwise the trustees reserve the rieht TO
dssei the property at the risk and cost Of
per published in Washington d. c.
:. o. y, . . . EE2REET E3REE E. I: a6Sss 6MSsKEEvrR'
lhos, j. 9WhN }saI EYrs 4 s9F' 9E' AAgWST1oNEERs. 4
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
OYER ey ERRAAME pWELI1fNNdi ii K Known NvHSI As
sFkEETE ssFFkeM!TES NokfAwE4slT1 Nn; 4l1l HARRisoN
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust duly
Feeorded rec in =, Liber No ,566l. Folio 43S ct
Columbia, and at the request to Of the narfv 1Y
SsGared siI .a1, thereby the undersigned trustee
FOUR O'clock PM. the A6 foldgins; 5sSS; At At
Seribed Si..n land and premises. situate in the
benr bn,aicI g, OF Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
Terrys Combination OF lots In H1sars sonars
seventeen hundred and forty I74m "Wise
fonSih GO h.r Avenue Park" as per plat recorded
he sG o1 the f sa4Seyol 1He 81 81 o{ M s records
Columbia. Subject to the buiidinT .Ji reSiric. @.
llon llne shown on plat Subject 10 cnve-
hantS OF record. W .o'e
chase money to be paid in cash haiancp. nu pur r.,
three tMn equal lnstallments payable in one ,s
n.e rWo m and three years, with Interest at X.
nualy tn from Der dsv anfpum NJ payable semi. an
@ oeed OF trust upon the property Sold or mi ri
Sanns, Gasn; at the option OF the purchaser ~ a
az offposit OF $500 90 will be required at time
enne a. -, a.! conveyancing, recording. rev
Terms Of sale to be compied vitb nitqblcnaSer; MtSir
trns 10 gays from day Of sale. otherwise tha
property fsserbes ss rye rs the right resell The
purchaser. after five days advertisemankt
OF such resale in some newspaper nnb1isbsd
IN washington. D. c. DuD'iSneo
ia 90 dGdsexSu BLAIR LEE
Evening star., 1938-01-27
AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
143l Eye st, NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
AND-STONE DWELLING, KNOWN AS
sFkNET cM1p h3 sss MANoR S9RrH EsfA4Es MEAR
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
Of the Land Records Of Arlington County.
virginia, the undersigned trustees will
offer fST sa5e II fr9n. 81 ths premises
OF JANUARY, AID. 1888, AT THREE
full depth Of lot o, Section A.. Club Manor
Estates, Arlington, County. Virginia
Terms: All cash. Deposit Of $4,000
required. Conveyancing. recording, rev.
eroe stamps. etc. at cost OF purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within ten days
or property resold at rick ana ccst OF
defaulting purchaser.
LANIER p. McLACHLEN.
EUGENE H. McLACHLEN
Trustees.
FRED MCKEE,
Attorney for Party Secured.
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