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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
NAUJU METU BALIUS

MoterQ Sajungos 36-ta kuO-
pa rengia skania vakariene ir
nauju metu pasitikimo baliu
naujos parapijos saleje, pirma-
dienio vakare, Gruodzio 81.
sokiai prasides nuo 7:3O ir
izanga j sokius Csc; j vakarie-
ne $1.50. Ateikit cia praleisti
vakara ir pasitikti naujus Me-
tus. Pelnas naujos baznycios
fondui. Komisija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

sDirvos' Redakcija priima II
talpina pranesimus apie vietinj
Lietuviu udejima, draugijq su-
sirinkimus, nemokamai. Pra-
nesimai reikia priduOti arba
pastu prisiusti neveliau antra.
dienio popieeio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

CLEVELANDO pastas sias
Kaledas per savo rankas per-
leido 90,296,OO0 paste siunti-
niu, nuo laiskc i,,,i dideliu pun
dq - net 5 milijonais daugiau
negu 1914 Kaledu metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
BAIGESI SI,REIKAS

Cleveland Graphite Bronze
Co. streikas baigesi ir 214O
darbininku sugryzo dirbti po
Kaledu. Jie laimejo 1Oc va
landa mokesties daugiau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

PATIKIMA MERGAITE AR
Moteris reikalinga prisaugoti
kudiki du vakaru savaiteje, pc
SOC j valanda mokesties.
Mrs. Bauerlein, 1901 E. 68th
Street.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
DZIOVININKAMS 7

DzIOVININKAMS prilaikyti
ruosiama apie penkiu miljonu
dolariu statybos programs -
numatyta statyba vykinti prie
Sunny Acres Dziovininku sani-
torijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

zYDAI Palestine varu yer.
ziasi, kaip paaiskino vienas ju
organizacijos vadas, atvykes
Clevelanda kalbeti. Jis apsake
kaip neturedami kur prisiglau-
sti Europos zydai slapta gabe-
nami j PALESTINE, isleidziami
pakrasti ir ten isijungia pir-
mesnes kolonijas. Tu koloniju
nariai turi ginklus apsiginti
nuo zydus atakuojanciu Ara
by, kurie nenori zydu Pales-
tinoje laikyti, ir prizes Britus,
kurie vengdami Arabu riausiu
ir zydu skerdyniQ, stengiasi
Palestinos zydus nuginkluoti.
Dabar kai pradeda atnaujin-
ii imigracija j Amerika, daug
zydu isnaudos visu kitu tau
tQ kvotas patekti j Amerika ir
kitty tautu zmones mazai kas
gales kvotomis pasinaudoti.
Taip buvo daroma prizes 81
kara, kada ir Lenkijos ir Vo-
kietijos zydai naudodavo Lie
tuvos kvotomis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
1Q46 METAMS
KALENDORIAI

Skubekit gauti sau 1916 me-
tu Dirvos kalendorius, ateinant
uzsimoketi Dirvos prenumera-
ia uz 1916 metus.
Administracija atdara kas
vakaras Xxi 8 val. Bus uzda-
ryta Nauju Metu diena.
Visiems vietiniams Dirvos
skaitytojams ir draugams lin
kline Laimingu 1916 metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
Skelbirnai Dirvoje
soc uz viena karta
iris kartus uz $1.0O

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
jieskojimas giminiu, talpina-
ma SOC uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.00. Priduokit
gatavai parasyta.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Deep Run Hunter Title
To Craiqie's Carefree

RICHMOND, va.,. May % (P.-
Coming from behind to win in the
Corinthian Stake, Walter Craigie's
Carefree won the hunter champion
ship Of the 25th annual Deep Run
horse show here yesterday as q
crowd of 800 braved the threatening
weather to see some top perform
ances out of heavy going.
Carefree, a chestnut thoroughbred
gelded son Of Percentage, earned
liz points, with Fred Kohler in
the saddle.
The reserve hunter tricolor went
to T. B. Gays Garonda, ridden al
ternately by Miss Ann Flanagan
and Eugene Cunningham, after the
gray mare had tied for the honor
with Virginia Allen, owned and rid
den by Miss Martha Lee Kennon
Conformation gave the nod to the
Gay entry. Each horse had II points,
only a half point behind the cham
pion
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Fasf Action Promised
On Wrestling Card

Promoter Joe Turner, who has been
packing his w street arena with
novel team matches in recent shows
swings back to straight wrestling
on the Wednesday night bill, when
the card will be topped by a pair OF
features that promise plenty OF
action.
Angelo Savoldi, who drew last
week with Ed (Strangler) White
will provide another test for the
popular Rudy Dusek, and in the
other highlight, dapper Don Evans
goes in against the popular White
Milo Steinborn, strong man Of the
mat, was added to the card last
night for bout with Nick Hitch, q
winner over Duke Keomuka last
week, and two other matches are
being arranged to round out the
show.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
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Accident Benefit Cosfs
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pays up to $1,000 for accidental loss
of limbs or sight, and pays your
family up to $4,000 in case you're
accidentally killed. All this protec-
ton under the Service Gold Seal
Plan" for just 81 q month.
No '.Ha," no "ands," no -buts. !"
Evening star., 1945-05-28
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Up and Unable to Work!

This policy pays cash a. specified
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common sicknesses, even for minar
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Evening star., 1945-05-28
Exterminutor Is Frisky
At Both Birthday Party

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, May 28.-
Exterminator, 1918 Kentucky Derby
winner, will be 80 years old Me-
mortal Day and he still wants tc
romp.
A birthday party was held for the
gelded son of McGee-Fair Empress
yesterday. His owner, Mrs. Willis
Sharpe Kilmer, widow of the noted
turf personality, held the party in
advance of Exterminator's actual
foaling date in order that several
hundred children might attend.
Evening star., 1945-05-28

Cochran took the last game 60-49 IL,
"a innings.
The two started their transconti-
mental tour In New York March II.
Hoppe held a 51-point lead when
they arrived here from Seattle for
the final 10 blocks.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Totals 81 IL 22t6 Totals SO 13 :

Totals 81 II 22t 6 Totals 80 13 "a II
'Batted for Fischer in sixth.
tBatted for Adams in eighth
tCalleG account Sunday law-one out.
New York------------ 600 030 IL. 5
Called incomplete game.
Runs batted in-Gionfriddo (2), Russell
g. Siott GHstine 81 3t.
base hits--Saltzgayer, Gionfriddo Dahl
gren, Rescigno. Three-base hits-Gerhau-
ser, Hausmann, Russell. Home run-Rus-
Evening star., 1945-05-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
MONDAY MAY 2e

cushion billiard champion after a
cross-country match In which Chal-
lenger Willie Hoppe led most Of the
way.
Series standings at the end Of
the Goth and final game here were:
Cochran 1919 and Hoppe 4,771.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
|Yunks, 1913: Browns, 81
FIRST GAME.

TWO out when winning run scored,
fBatted for Page in eighth.
4Batted for Crompton in 14th.
Slated for Turner in 14th.
st. Louis. - 100 104 200 900 Oh o
New York l01 900 303 600 O2-1O
:, Runs ", 81, battsd l2. in2mstsphens. Etten !2l.
teridge. B. Martin, Lindell (3), Crosetti
81, Savage, Metheny. Two-base hits
Kreevich. Home runs-H. Martin. Nc
Quinn, B. Martin. Winning pitcher
Turner. Losing pitcher-Caster.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Racing Thronqs Bet Heavily

NEW YORK, May % R.-A total
Of 6l2,644 persons turned out at the
Nations race tracks for the six-day
week ended Saturday. They wa
gered $41 ,478, ,635.
Evening star., 1945-05-28

Totals 28 6241 IL Totals 80 724l3
:Batted for Basinski in fourth.
tran for Livingston in eighth,
tBatted for Passeau in eighth (called
at end OF eighth on account Of darkness
Brooklyn -------- 900 10l OO-2
chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 DOL 00-2
Runs batted in-Olmo. Sandlock Mich
olson, Schuster. Two-base hits-Rosen
Walker l2l, Olmo Three -haxe hit-HacE
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Cochran Keeps Cue Crown,
Beating Hoppe in Stretch
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May o.
Welker Cochran Of San Francisco
still reigns as the national three
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Braves, 40; Reds, 0-5
FIRST GA.

Totals 3s IL 81 8 Totals 80 427 o
sBatted for Riddle in ninth.
fBatted for Fox In seventh.
Boston ------ DOL 200 001-4
Cincinnati -------- 900 900 000-O
Runs batted in-Holmes. Mack, Drews,
Cooper. Two-base hits-Joost, Holmes,
| Mack (2), Dews. Losing pitcher-Carter,
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Pirates, Is; Giants, 4
Totals SO s24 IL Totals 80 Is ~ II

New York - 100 O30 OOO-- 4
Pittsburgh -- 4O1 1853 O2x--16
Runs batted in-Hausmann, Elliott ca,
Dahlgren 90, Cuisine, Sewell, lombard
S3}i Barrett. Gionfrtddo ~, Russell %,
er. Barrett. Russell (3), Elliott. Three
base hit-Rucker. Home runs--Lombardi,
Salkeld. Losing pitcher-Vciselle.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Red Sox, u; Chisox, o.

| Totals 27 l "a Totals SO 13 27 IA
| Batted for Ross in ninth.
Chicago --- 600 600 OOO-O
Boston ------------ 800 202 00x-7
| Runs batted in-Fox, Tobin go, Nc
Bride, johnson. Two-base hits-Garbark,
Mcbride, johnson, Fox. Losing pitcher
| I0pat
Evening star., 1945-05-28
SECOND GAM
Totals % 32412 Tot,

Totals % a24 II Totals 20 727 8
'Batted for Fette in nth.
| fBatted for Hutchings in eighth.
Boston " 600 600 O0O-0
Cincinnati --------- 102 O2O O0O-5
Runs batted in-Clay, Walker (3), Mil
Ter. Two-base hit-Gillenwater Three
base hit-clay: Home run-Walker. Los
Evening star., 1945-05-28
indians, 8; Mucks, ;

Totals SO IL 81 8 Totals 81 1912
'Batted for Gassaway in fourth
Cleveland OOl 223 OOO-S
| PhilaCelphia OO1 100 OlO-3
| Runs batted in--Siebert, Seerey, Boud-
reau CD, Mackiewicz ca, O'Dea, Burns
| Two-base hits-Wilkins, Seerey Meyer
Three-base hit -Mackiewicz Home run-
| Boudreau. Losing pitcher-Gassaway.
Second game postpoued rainl
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Cubs, 81; Dodgers, ~
FIRST GAME

Totals 30 8 "a Totals-31 72711
'Batted for Webber in Sth.
fBatted tor Schuster in 9th.
Brooklyn ------ 010 900 0OO-1
Chicago ------------- 900 OO4 1lx-6
Runs batted in--Johnson, Rice, Becker
(2). Merullo. Two-base hit-Olmo Three
base hit-Becker. Losing pitcher-Gregg.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
PhiIIies, 2-3; Cards, OF

Totals 80 S27I0 Totals 80 22713
.Batted for Creel in 7th.
fBatted for Donnelly in 9th.
Philadelphia 200 900 OOO-2
st. Louis s----- 900 900 600
Runs batted in-Triplett. Two-base
Evening star., 1945-05-28

| Totals 50 1927 9 Totals "a 92711
| sBatted for Jurisich in eighth.
Phila adelphia --------- oIS 600 ooo-3
St. Louis --.--. 900 900 020-2
Runs batted in-Picciuto, Triplett (2),
Adams, Sanders. Winning pitcher
Sproull: Losing pitcher-Byerly.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
ACREAGE FOR sAle

AUCTION MEANS ACTION-SelI your rea
estate the auction way and Eet the higf
dollar and quick action. For full informs-
SONS. 426 Investment Building. DI
80 So. ACRES, Esno 3 miles from District line
a5 a5as road Sc. Silver Hill. Md Spruce
NEARBY VA, $1,000 50. IT,, just of
owNER: chs.tnHt 5s16 w % ss:
15;ACkE nARGAIN-Main hkhway NJ
Hssessliis; issaA, STAY $500 per acre OWNER Box
Small ACREAGE TRACTS. from ! .cr.
70 5o' within 20 miles of Wash Most Of
tnem on hard-surfaced roads, with bus
service and near stores, schools, etc. Some
are ready, to subdivide for investment
others will make beautiful country es-
taIsS. .IS. Phone GE. 1887.
ACREAGE HOMESITES in Braddock Hills.
> miles from Washington-Ouiet location
oeautlful trees. high elevation, all-year
roaos. moderate restrictions, I5O-ft 'front.'
age each tract: price, S40O to 500: terms
as low as $40 down and $40 month
VERNON M LYNCH d SONS, miles out
c,oNna G0iumbsa s,,: pike: Phone Alex. 59O6. once
-: e. AND 5 ACRE TRACTS, colesville
pike, Nd, adjoining north boundary of
QUAINT Acres Orchard and near new AVE-
million dollar Government project: &c a
So IT,; terms to suit. FULTON R COR
DON; owner, 1927 Eye St. NV DI. $3.50
11l pm. Brokers' attention
Evening star., 1945-05-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

ARMY surplus trucks. Pickups. stakes
dumps. vans, command cars. tractors
" ton to 4 tons. See us for any truck
Lee hwy: Arlington. OK U552 daily
9 to g.: Sundays, 10 to 3.
FORD 1885 la-ton panel. SH. 1892 be-
tween an. and pm. 26'
REQ 1845 TRUCKS. new; assortment OF
sizes and wheebases; available for holders
of certificates. REQ WASHINGTON CO
1891 Half st. Sc. AT. 2l99.
FORD 1899 151-inch W b. stake: newly ex-
changed rebuilt motor, 32 by 4 l0-ply
tires all around. dual rear excel BODY
guaranteed mechanically: $685., withir
OPA ceiling. MARKET AUTO SERVICE
623 H st. ne. AT. 1900.
FEDERAL 1941 tractor. 40 ton: Al con-
dition. excellent rubber
1910 Federal tractor same as above
Three other Federal tractors OF same
capacity. all good condition.
Budd staInlesS-steel ?4-foot semitrailer
excellent 10 .0Ox20 tires.
Two Martin lStoot box-body semi
traiers, 10 00x20 tires
Fruehauf 1s-foot body semitrsiler
10 00x2n tires
l94o Federal 3-ton so" wheelbase chas-
sis and cab. Al condition. excellent 9.0o1
20 tires
1899 Studebaker 2h-ton cab-over -engine
chassis and cab, long wheelbase.
1885 Ford l3-ton, I2-foot dry clea ming
body, good tires and general condition
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r. /. ave. ne
Michiesn 5000.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
SUAAAER HOMES.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

wide. in one of the best locations in Ar
Hnfton Co; at sG; x.,;ns corner 70 OF 18th I and
washington blvd: beyond. Glebe I'd and
tSIn left a \: inRlewood st GIL. s.5l
eseon SGef srounda 81 h D sxso
). voLkMxN' EN-. ss4a; ewes p DU: Z! szsa
utilities; $3.50. MURDOCH, Kensington
XENsINGToN. MD.-Acre lot, paved road,
city water. small stream: reasonable; i
block Conn; ave. bus. MURDOCH. Ken
nRsSR, i.asssR 'ss BEAUTIFUL. corner level lot in
one Of the best sections of Silver Spring
all utils.: very desirable location for your
hom M shh eIss MAJ B
FAwsETT FARMs-Restricted homesites l
Bradley Hills, section Of Montgomery
County, Md, at auction Saturday, June 2.
pm. promptly on the premises rain or
fertile. productive soil. sentiy rolling ter
rian. wonderful views, in the hands one
family over decade. now offered for sale
|. cash. balance in "a monthly equal pay
ments. Facing on two paved highways
with electricity and telephone available, in
and only a short distance from David
Taylor testing basin and Government
map division. Excellent school facilities.
churches, overlooking Great Falls park
area insures = pleasant. healthful location
in which to raise your children. This is
not a depleted, idle farm of wasteland but
a soil that will produce and permit you to
have . earden, orchard, lawn with flowers
and shrubbery, chickens. COW and pets. You
owe II to your family to look this property
over now and select one or more acres and
be on hand when this sale starts. Mr. H.
c. Fawsett and others are on the grounds
formation. lopen Sunday: ! to 90 p M
Directions: Go out Macarthur blvd. or
Massachusetts, ave. to Great Falls park.
Nd. entrance; or 60 out River I'd. to
entrance and look for signs. Albert M.
Bouic trustee. N. c. HINES d SONS. auc-
tioneers. DI. T139.
HIILCREST. near Government park-54x
l55 #. near Both st: S1.6o0. ApMBEERT Ed
w LEE. 32l1 Penna. ave. sc. Ii. 1000.
RUILDERs ATTENTION! colored housing,
ready to go. 125 left. in group bldg
lots: financed. including plans 5O-apt.
units and commercial stores, includinx
plans. Also small apt. NV M. l..
Evening star., 1945-05-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ARUNDEL-ON-BAY-P $4,000; fur
nshed 9srm l,, frame on two lots lots enp facing
Sarase: Box 1872. Annapolis, Md. Bay
eoI12sE or j lqts ". sx.ntss 81 OF or s..r
sEvERLY sEAcn on cne..pe.k. Bay
Summe, homes ana pulldins sites. Writs
fot e, s'si Island M'G Co.
nished cottage; 8 bedrooms, kitchen. large
pS.snss perch .Iss I.t: large arg ssh cst
NStia' rs; sa' 800 SS.cT To 47ss rooms, screened
ssss gaRR fsRD!sss1' RE
summer, furn: or uniurn:; suitable fol
detsis so Box sxo 4s5az star
EPfNG FOREST, miles from Annapoli.
.peiishtful 2-story summer .n home Ssross clos.
large living room with stone fireplace, din
ing alcove. bath with hot.water heater
full Kitchen with electric .ns
sleeps =. Entirel, redeeersted; mowers
s' sold or % rented 0thEs this week 0s end. % Price
required. Rental. $500 for June. July and
zusHss kEs11sa S9 rtaeE in th.. beautiful srm
summer home in North Beach Park. over
looking the Chesapeake Bay, on = larg.
and shrubbery. AL furnished and modern
in every respect. Garage, shower bath
and dressing room. tool house. A bargain
Open Sunday. Priced, $500; terms
ALVIN EPlING. WA. 1854, day and ewes
BRIGHTON BEACH. N. Y-Room fol
young man or lady; 1 block ocean ant
boardwalk: restaurants nearby; June g.
BUNGALOW, 34x44 feet, white stucco con.
ssasr. feet tee % S0u1 V.ri.ti.s trees o.S rue%oI
shermostat blower. electric stove: price
$1,000; cash or terms. HI. 0671. ~.
furnished: ~ miles from d. c. Mr.. wI-
IIAMs, Ma. 1893: ewes, OR. 1854.
FOR SALE, furnished concrete block cot.
tage At Epping Forest, Nd; suitable fol-
ksar-round residence. Call Sherwood Forest
2O21 for appointment,
Evening star., 1945-05-25
PROPOSALS.

sMlTas0NIAN soa y o!1NSTITUTI0N; washing
Ps 9;., received at the Directors once. ia.
uonal zoolosicai Park, Washineton, D. C.
then then opened for furnishing fsh. horse meat
Preao 2i,e and milk for the period beginning
Juiy /, 1945, sin accordance with specifi
cations, copies of which may be obtained
OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
CAriTOL, Washington, D. C.. May 23
I946. Sealed bids, in triplicste, will be
received Iena in.t In this once until 400 pm
for furnishing replacement parts for West
plsht lpnlshouss ,,, stokers at the Capitol Power
nation may be obtained ON application to
TINS TINS once. DAVID LYNN. Architect OF
TOWN COUNCIL. LANDOvER HILLS. MD,
May "a, 1945. Sealed proposals for the
weekly removal OF trash and garbage from
me tanproximatelyl 1886 homes in Landover
Hllls. Md: will be received by the Town
Clerk until 2 pm. ON June II. l945. and
tnen publicly opened At the meeting of
the Town Council on the goth day of June.
dgs!. ds45. For copy of the SPECIFICATIONS ad
1913 1lst ave, Landover Hills. Md
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Natures Children
TONKA BEAN
/Dipteryr odorata.J
BY LILLIAN COX ATHFY

Tonka beans grow on beautiful
trees which are native to Venezuela
some trees reach height of over
ioo 1eet. The trunk, with its vel
loWlsh bark, is crowned with a dense
dark green foliage of compound
leaves. Flowers of purplish- pink are
grouped together in short. rounded
clusters. The tree is very con-
splcuous at this time. The fruit re-
sembles small mangoes.
The history of the tonka bean is
little known. Records reveal that
beans were shipped from Venezuela
to Tonquin. French province in
Far East Asia. hence the name,
Tonka. From here, it was shipped
to Europe.
The most valuable beans Of COM
merce are those from the forests of
venezuela. Harvesters are called
sarrapieros. When the harvest is
ready, in March, great numbers OF
people arrive from miles around.
Harvesting begins at dawn. Seeds
are removed after the beans are
gathered. BY hand. it is a tedious
task. as the seeds are covered by =
furlike coat and surrounded by a
| hard shell. These seeds contain
the valuable crystalline substance
known in commerce as coumarln.
Ripe pods shrivel and turn dark
brown. The tough shell must be
broken by pounding. The dry beans
undergo a crystallization process
unchanged in 400 years.
Large barrels are filled with beans
within a foot of the top. Rum is
poured over them. After several
days, the rum penetrates the beans.
dissolving the coumarin they con-
tain. Then the beans are placed in
dark room until they are covered
with tiny, frostlike crystals or
coumarin.
Today. coumarin is used in the
United States for fine perfumes,
soaps, cosmetics, liqueurs and con-
fections. In medicine it Is valuable
for treatment for nausea, vertigo
and diarrhea. Tobacco manufac-
turers use great quantities for per-
fuming their products. The wood
takes a high polish and is in de-
mand for the interior finish for
sleeping cars. walking sticks. UNI
brella handles and fishing rods.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE

AUCTION SALE every saturday 1T / pm
hoas nss and poultry farm
goods, on Marlboro pike. / mile from
District line. next store to trailer village.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son, auctioneers
Exec executor and trustees sale of frame dwell
OF authority vested in the UNDERSIGNED ed
By the last will anG testament of PHILIP
M,aer abaeT ID, deceased. aa d. Administration No
Gay Of May, 1945, at 8 O'Clock pm, the
foliqSSing 10 3Si e. described real estate, situate
35 IN Square 1I15. improved as above
in in cash or certified check required S OF
Of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from Gate of sale otherwise right
lS pub,e Tesesved sedon to resell said property
ffaulting. purchaser after ave days lays " sdver- r
sisement Of such resale in some news
ymmeI, ypapfT published in the District Of Co,
the discretion of the Trustee and Execu-
tor; t; ConVeyancing, recording. notarial
fEihi f.'RoS aousToN e eGss Hs.eS 81
my 21.ss,s5.asS.soS. S'' nv"
AUCTION SALE of two valuable dwell.
lns' kn0wn fdrua1,s as 1898 and 1921 4sth ave
ne, Beaver Heights, Kenilworth. Mo. ID
onH -four s,,1 blocks south Of Kenilworth ave,
oie oiock east OIL Eastern ave.). By virtue
OF the authority vested in US, we will sell
az pubic auction in front of the premises
on Friday the 1st day of june, 1945,
commencing at 30 o'clock pm. Lots
70 and "a in Block g. Section 2. Beaver
Premises 1903 49th ave is improved BY
a detached stCcco dwelling containing
Six rooms and bath and having hot water
neat. Premises 1921 49th ave. is inn
proved by detached stucco bung low
containing five rooms and bath. hot water
heat and having detached garage. Terms
saTsIeiy. The purchaser will be required
70 pay not less than 81 900 in cash. OF
which deposit of $500 will be required
at the time OF sale: the balance Of the
purchase price over and above the cash
payment to be secured by a frst deed of
trust on the property being solo, payable
in in monthly installments Of l per cent Of
the ORIGINAL amount of the trust, which
payment pay would include principal curtaii
ana interest at 5h per cent. All con
veyanclns. title examination, recording
ana ~ revenue stamps to be at the cost
complied with within 80 days of the day
OF sale otherwise the property may be
sold at the risk and cost OF the default
ing purchaser after fve days ADVERTISING
MaShington, D. C. THOS. j. OWEN Il
SON, AocLloneerS. my25, 26,2S,29.31