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Arizona sun., 1947-01-24
PRESIDENT GREEN
ENDORSES MARCH
OF Dimes CAMPAIGN

Washington, Jan. 20-America's
top Labor leader urged the Ameri-
can people today to join the fight
against infantile paralysis by con-
tributing generously to the March
of Dimes campaign now in full
swing to raise a minimum Of $24,-
100000.
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor SOL
idly endorsed the drive in a state
ment to the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis.
> 1.-THE natural appeal to our SYM
pathies inspired by victims of in
fantile paralysis" Mr.. Green said,
,"should elicit most generous re-
sponse to the March of Dimes for
the support of the National Foun-
dation for Infantile Paralysis"
Asserting the disease was no re-
specter of persons or race and
struck at "rich and poor, weak and
strong alike with a suddenness that
leaves no one or no group assured
that they will be the next victims" !"
Mr.. Green added:
''We should, therefore, give full
support to the Foundation which
has for its only purpose the con-
troll, and we hope, the eventual
eradication of this devastating dis
ease. It is my sincere hope, that
no one will lose the opportunity
offered to all of us to lend sup
port to this most worthy cause
the annual March of Dimes"
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24
Shoe Store Sued
$4,000 For Assault

Dallas D. Conway, a cook and
mechanic, sued the Given Broth
ers Shoe Company for $37, 900 yes
terday before Superior Judge
Thomas j. Croaff, charging he was
slandered and assaulted by clerk
in the store at 132 East Washing
ton street July 2.
Besides the company, defendants
are Charles Given, Louis E. Given,
Herbert NJ Given, Edward P. Civ
en- and Mildred L. Given, co-part-
ners. Conway charged the clerk,
identified only as "Goss," struck
him on the head with a gasS pipe.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24
Urges Harmony In Settling
Labor Management Trouble

Chicago.-The. proposed new Ia
Dor laws will not solve the present
struggle between labor and man.
agement because they all strike at
the symptoms of the conflict and
not at the causes, Charles Luck
man, 37-year-old president of
Lever Brothers Company, assert
ed here today, urging that this was
not the time for punitive, hasty,
labor legislation. Instead, the head
of the 5000, ,000, ,000-a-year soap firm
recommended that an exhaustive
Congressional study be made to de-
termine the basic principles of in
dustrial peace.
In an address before the News
paper Advertising Executives AS
sociation at the Edgewater Beach
Hotel entitled "Civil War, 1947,"
Mr.. Luckman asserted that 1--WE
must not permit ourselves now to
be divided by civil strife, for if
two such great forces as Labor
and Management engage in a
struggle for dominance within the
highly intricate mechanism of the
American economy, neither can
win and Democracy is bound to
lose.
Both will go down together in
the resulting chaos, or in the regi-
mentation which will result from
the public demand to avoid that
chaos" he continued. Free Unions,
Free Management, Free Enterprise
and Free Society will either sur
vive or go under together"
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24
PROC CLAM ATION..
IS ARBOR DAY

WHEREAS general in various states
has resulted program andscaping Identification and tree
replacement enhancing both public and private
properties and 51 ts
WHEREAS Friday following the first day in February
aside Arbor Day the southern and cen
Friday in April being SINH
larly Day in the northern counties
NOW THEREFORE, / Sidney Osborn Governor do hereby
designate Friday February Seventh 1947
ARBOR DAY
holiday in Graham Greenee Marcopa,
Counties; Friday, April Fourth,
1947,
ARBOR DAY
Mohave Yava
observance of this day by all n
clubs private ndvdu
shrubs highways
paay parks yards TO the end that
increasingly attractive
WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto my hand hnd
affixed this
day January the Our Lord Thousand
Nine Hundred and forty-seven.sf
ma, (s) SIDNEY p OSBORN, Governor
(sEAI) St@fI8
ATTEST: WGN
Isl DAN GARvEy. Secretary State ~
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24
MESA WOMAN
DROPS DEAD

Mrs. Birdie Bell of Mesa dropped
dead last Friday of a heart attack
while having her hair dressed in
local beauty parlor, despite efforts
of doctor and the city's pulmotor
to revive her.
Mrs. Bell was a resident of Mesa.
Her husband died couple of
months ago.
She is survived by 17-year-old
daughter, and mother and other
relatives who reside in Wichita,l
Kansas.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24
Negro Team Models
New Army Uniform

Washington, D. C.-Among the
six modelling teams set up by the
War Department in its survey
among military personnel of the
Army to determine what the aver:
age enlisted man and officer de-
sireS in a dress uniform is one COM
posed of Negro personnel.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24

borne Division, is accustomed to
doing things first. They are the
first Army unit ever to be used to
jump as forest fire fighters in
the Northwest to extinguish fires
set by Japanese Balloon Bombs
during the war, or fires started
from other sources which threat
ened to destroy our valuable tim
ber land.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24
TO MEET WAR COSTS

According to Representative
Doughton Of the House of Repre-
sentatives of Congress, in the fiscal
year 1945 more than 90 cents of
every dollar spent by the Federal
government went to meet the
direct costs of the war. M
Arizona sun., 1947-01-24

The Papuans, a tribe Of New
Guinea, believe that souls of dead
people return and may even marry
mortalS. YAft (
Evening star., 1947-02-04
AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoUs.
GUARANTEED

GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions.
shock absorbers, rear ends. new hub caps;
sre pump sefs sy heads oor mas
ty glass installed. j. [. BRENNEK l. CO.,
sao saf " MonoRs foR fooR MATS rs isa ea
to CHEVY fv = CHASE mo
TOR CO, 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 6100 =
RADIAT0R, new condition and ! ao, sadie si9 for
land rd., suitland. Md. or call sP. O797.
PARTS WANTED for 1915 Jeep; radiator.
windshield, front springs. etc. AID. s55l,
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION.! We
have Just received large shipment OF good
quality seat covers in popular eolors. They
viii also fit other models of General Mo-
ssd PF9nnE PTSnG ap pdNisc nsas c
rEHek 1fSlnE 81 lB66irs R RASf S209 10 ORDER also
painting ana repairing. FRED S; GlCHNER
IRON WORKS, INC, truck dept, 1924
Alto fF Il LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery: new shipment Just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
I4.7 Irving st. NV, AD. $500 Washing
TONS Largest Pontiac Dealer,
Nap electric process: beautiful tread; q
hour service; eleetric-treated sections II
your tire is cut See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, wash
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, efficient
SuTo BODY and fender work. and paint
sonable. 351o Georgia ave. GE. 9s4a;
BATTERIES. sure. but no trade-ins or
Just ask for MI. Blackwell, ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, 22nd and sts. NV. 3
Evening star., 1947-02-04
TRAILERS.

NEW NEW 1915 s,is, Dgo; n it, must sell; best
New New Liberty fsE2 raSaa STaRaAnERs-1mmediate de-
new new and gsed. 'aEFi HEETER. RIVAL WALDEN TRAIL
sFARTAN, the he ali sdtns -siumlnum u
asaisss ssIIysrs. HogLEyARP TRAIhEsR s
TRAMERcoAcH HEADaUARTERs for past
8 years. Your. housing problem can be
settled quickly from our several new lines
plans ra yorr needs a and desires s can Be filed
foy "a Prss monhs i f9a desired a as
sories' RfcHTER TRAILER SALES g. S.
Geas s5GTH sS stop a t8 eaa
er Court to buy your new Schult. Travelo,
American, Howard or zimmer trailer coach.
GsSf EssE eo isc Sho1s
ov. $500; just miles south of Alexandria
Is s5-ToN Tos Low-BED TRAILER. 8 wheels;
excellent condition. sH. $500. IS
ANGELUS de luxe 1916 with Dolly: per-
feet condition: Butane equipment; 81. 495
MR.. BRISCoE, Canary Trailer Court Ber-
1911 f6ii PALACE HOUSE TRAILER, 1s.it.:
ssG sI, sTfIs ssTTRf.MTr tsfl1T y! t sss5 excel co5d
neat and clean: good buy at $1,000; will
finance; located at Three Star Restaurant,
Route /. miles south Of Alexandria, j.
COY COACH 1946, % tt., rms, sleeps
4; oil heater, gasoline range. inner-spr.
mattr., box spring. bed davenport, Vene-
tian blinds. draperies, curtains, fully
screened. JOHN BURDOFT, ColesVile. Md.
Call Ashton (Md.l :jS4G 10
UTILITY TRAILER, 34-ton, excellent condi-
tion all round: will sell for S125. 2bl
ave. Sc. be
TRAILER COACHES buila by world-tamous
now available for immed.
delivery. 2-wheel coaches
1915 American HomecresD 20 TT So IS
1947 Travelo Cruiser. 24la #. 2,240
4-wheel tandems-
I947 thinner t4-pass), 27 fl 2,450
l947 thinner t6-paSs.J, 27 ft.-. 49, $3.50
l947 Schult Luxury Liner. 2512 ft.-- 2,795
1947 Travelo tsteeD. 27 tt. $3.50
1941 Howard Caluminum) 20 It. 3.050
Prices include equipment and accessories,
drop cord door mat, fire extinguisher, F.
ton lift, hyd. Jack. shoe racks, etc. Terms
on ~. 1S. "a months.
1947 Comb boat and utility trailer 81 95 90
1946 Granite exp. utility trailer 1880
l946 Granite exp. utility trailer, 2229.5599
notice 'open ewes. and Sun. in 9 pm;
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC. 403o
wisconsin ave. NV. phone WO. 3231.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
T axe Ny Ntord for 1t
By Fronk Ce..hv
What's In a Mann.

| Omaha: On a recent program,
Phil Baker referred several times to
the pianist and composer Paderew-
ski as "pad-uh- -ROO-skee." On his
! next broadcast, however. Baker said
"pad-uh- -REFF-skee Why the
/ change ?-Curious
Answer. His listeners doubtless
set him straight. Fan mail is tre-
mendously powerful influence on
anyone in public life. from the
President down. The correct Po-
/ lish pronunciation of Paderewski is:
PAH- -deh- -REFFskee The accepted
American pronunciation is: PAD
uh-REFFskee.
/, From M. D., Niles, Michigan:
Here's a newspaper clipping that
mentions man named Guy Wire.
and a Mrs Traverse Bay. Traverse
Bay, to lis Michiganders, is quite
prominent body of water.
From f. D., Glendale: My grand
mother Wood named her five chill
dren Forest Wood, Glen Wood. Hazel
Wood, Myrtle Wood, and Dale Wood.
| Ogden: We have never given our
daughter a Christian name for we
feel that he should have the privil-
ege of choosing her own name.
We've simply called her Honey. Now
she wants a real first name, but
says that it must mean honey" Is
there such name ?-Mrs. w. H.
Answer: I'm not sure. However,
the Latin word for honey would
make a.. very pretty name-it's
Mellis. 1t rhymes with Ellis The
name Melissa, is sometimes con-
strued as meaning honey But lit
orally it is the Greek word for bee"
Melissa is pronounced: mell-ISS-uh.
The French form, Melisse. also Is
pretty. Pronounce it: may-LEESS.
tCopyright, The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1s47)
Evening star., 1947-02-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE, with over 100
acres-Rieh in the simple beauty of Vir,
sns m fGpn b Ia the ronF vrsns fnd Ran
country, so miles from washington. This
handsome brick and stone house has been
a living room with fireplace, library with
fireplace, center hall. dining room with
fireplace, paneled breakfast room with
laVatory; on the second floor are four
bedrooms, three of which have fireplaces,
baths and maids room with bath on the
third floor are 2 bedrooms with bath,
there is a hot-water heating plant, oil
fred, with recessed radiators, and the
WITH With some OF N 800 boxwoods woo and harmonizes
with the spirit of the house: other build
ings include Scar stone garage with
barn with box stalls for horses and
stanchions for 5 cows; there are over 100
acres of land, watered by several brooks
possession with deed; price, $4,000, which
is less than the replacement value OF the
aent bs MasoS 22s HRs
ssgss zIsI IsS,SSS 5sI SlOsssd S a SSandsy .or.s
7-rm. house. electricity: this side of Fred
DU. 6641 after 6 pm, wit. VIM. H:
10 ACRES CLEARED; good 6-rm. house;
close In; home has 3 Ige. bedrms. on sec.
@ 2rd f. E BARN T Chicken So ana kit corn 9n
many fruit trees and strawberry plants
$500 ST. @ cas6. Su'To Total @ price 0 s1i G ooo This
Vii Y IT, L. ALVIN EPLINa: HS. S5ia. sssos
pine timber; 6-room house, 2 large stone
part srpikSss ios sood condition outbuidinss con-
sists OF grainery. chicken house, wagon
shed, horse and cow barn, blacksmith shop;
miles from b. c. Priced to sell TO Settle
an estate. For information call FRENzEL,
Mslesn E' ToBxSeo EIxSed IA FARM with bdgs
line via S4.00o,O0O. South Capitol Bridge.
ShhD sno s enoua sSse of sn a
sesGGoM2RY gs6 ssfs 3WYES SosSTT sh S5aa psv farm
near Damacus. 40 acres, 100 clear: -:
stream; bldgs. need repair; occupied by
sired; several excellent homesites; bar;
'sain at s7,5oo, reasonable ,tss terms Ca Gsll
sf9ckED HHSH2 ~0aeTsfG aND EaHfppEb s1aH E FAkM[s
fertile acres. 6-room house in good sii condi-
esmsns poreh aSh' 1tfn Oor large bed
SoT Ssrn
cow, 2 heifers, l pig. chickens, 20 tons
hay 25 barrels corn, l wagon and harness,
binder, drill plows, harrows, all necessary
farm equipment; watered by streams and
cash; M WEST < s fAYIoR. IA: a1a5: OO
99-ACRE FARM, 15 miles. from downtown
Washington, in Maryland-,5-room home
good condition: excellent land, practically
all tillable: $1,000, terms. Call Mr. Hib-
bits WA. 1882 or Greenbelt 6769, with
II MILES FROM WINCHESTER-S-roo
sframe dwelling electricity, smoke house,
l2xl6 barn, 16x20 poultry house. 10x16
Best buy Of year: $4,000.
Beautiful old country home. 13 rooms.
brick and stone; bath. 8 freplaces; built
1892; > rooms servants quarters. bank
barn 1.Oxl24, barn 24x3O: 5 acres: Il
miles D c.. S17,5O0. RAY BARNEY,
Vienna. Va Phone Vienna us. y
Evening star., 1947-02-04

GMC 1912 fiat bottom, 21a-ton. dual-wheel
1896 gladensburg I'd. ne. ,TR. 3o3a. %
DODGE 1896 2-ton panel truck; perfect
condition: excellent tires; just passed D.
c. inspection; reasonable. Call until T.,
WiLLYS JEEP 1912: very best condition
like, new; sacrifice $3.50. ROPER, 1880
THEvRoLET 1889 pickup truck: SIT body.
l2Sl wS1nEp sladensours rd. ne GEORGE F,
GMc. panel delivery. best Of care, fine
condition, S465. ROPER, 1870 r. 1. ave.
CHEVROLET 1910 1ha-ton: with lift.
stake body: motor just overhauled: good
7;00xeo tires all around Call BILL DE
CHEVRoIET 1S4e 1Ns-ton stake, new:
helper snrings, booster brakes. other extras:
governor upremoved' S2,295. WI. 0712.
t1nD ss rnns 1Ssr'ss s1od ds%R ss s5 RopEs s'Ss
eoaL 'fs Duafs NJ Win hydraulic 99sts ,i,s. 20
mpst 5Sn hsh sell m e99a ERsaT fSnfti0n fY pFise
FORD 1897 panel truck; reasonable Call
FORD Ia3a de luxe sedan; delivery: splen-
did condition, good tires; S49T. ROPER.
FORD ia Il rkucK Ii OK: n5s-inch xheeleass stake
sale by owner. Call MR.. WOOD. HI.
FURNITURE VAN, 1 C. M. C.. l94o j G.
NJ. C. 1910 panel delivery; can be seen. at
INTERNATIONAL panel truck. good condi-
ton, must sell, s2S7. ROPER. 1880 R. l.
INDIANA WHITE 1899; open van body.
DUAL wheels. good tires; sacrifice $685.;
terms. S5G Bladensburg rd. 4
used; exc. .cond. 81. $500. .
TRUCKs-La variety of all kinds, over
40 to pick from. at low prices. RICE MO-
TORS. 1871 Bladensburs rd.. corner OF
Montana ave. ne. -12
FORD 1s42 pickup truck-A real barsain;
splendid condition; 1896, consider terms.
HiNTERNATioNaL Hss i 1887 truck, model e
wrecking crane: $3.50. CONTRACTORS
SUPPLY CO, 1st and Payne St, Alexan-
dria. Va. Alex. 1S4s. OV. 2040. %
GMC 80 1la-ton stake truck. 5 new tires,
$500, or best offer under. 80 Eye st. Sc,
FORD ls4o 11a-ton stake express; must
ROPER, 1870 r. / ave. ne. %
DODGE 1896 1I2-ton panel truck, perfect
condition; excellent tires; Just passed D.
C. inspection; S575. Call until Z, Ma.
GMc 1887 panel; reasonable. Phone HI.
1654-M. Mon. 6-S pm. .
GMC STAKE TRUCK. 1912. reasonable.
FoRD 1878 panel. ia tons; good mechan-
cash. sai ''NiisiHhi WiasaiNdToN ToBAcco CO, 6si
TRUCKS tal. 54-ton Chevrolet panel.
1870. spare units of feet: inspect at ga
rage: sos Claiming pl.. ne. Best oder.
See MR.. BARBER. %
Evening star., 1947-02-04
BIB THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C.
OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT.I .

able rent: LEHMANS TRUCKING TER
MINALs 1925 y. Z. ave; ne. FIR. 2734. -6
DOCTORS OFFICE, suitable for a surgeon.
Rynecologist or dentist: immediate occu-
pancy, medical building Of large housing
development, consisting of over j, 800
apartments. located in large and fast
growing community; excellent opportunity.
Call Mr. Hisle, CHI. 5000. BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY. 3l3 N. Glebe rd.. Airing
1868 CONN. AVE. N.w.-walkup bldg. :.
space now equipped as photosraphic studio.
Call Mr.. rFurlow. RANDALL H. HAGNER
& CO., INC, 1921 Conn. ave. DE. 5000.
hoor' f.oa' tights assa up; finest downtown lGea-
TWo i1 IARG. LIGHT OFFICES, als and
21S 50. IT., industrial zone. close-in ne:
section: railroad siding and commerciaf
storage on premises; Seeretarial services
available If desired. Apply KANE MOVING
CO., Sth and Franklin SITS. ne. MI gsS3.
TWO PRIVATE OFFICES with adjacent
approximately 1.4oo SO. it.. ideal for
viii rent singulariy: heat; fuoreseent
lighting and summer air conditionines II
nished: modern new building: immediate
occupancy: inspection invited: $40 month
~ 921 18th st. NV, EX. 1922 -6
Evening star., 1947-02-04
Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. North

Opening lead: Three of hearts.
Participating in the first interna-
tional bridge tournament since the
outbreak of the war, the American
team composed Of Helen Sobel,
IB. j. Becker, Sidney Silodor and
the author, early in January brought
back with them the trophy, emblem
attic of the Brazilian CHAMPIONSHIP
The matches were conducted in Rio
de Janeiro, the capital, and Sac
Paulo, the second city OF Brazil,
now generally regarded as the FAST
lest growing municipality in the
world. That their citizens maintain
| close contact with the progress OF
the game of contract became ap-
parent to us early in the tourna-
ment, and within the next year or
two we shall no doubt have the
pleasure of accepting at our ma
tional championships, the challenge
| of some of the more capable con-
tenders from among our friends OF
South America.
In the match with Sociedade
Harmonic de Henis of Sac Paula
de Barros, Waldomiro Daubkin,
Erasmo T. AccuEpsao, jr., and his
son, Roberto, gained an early lead
of 1850 points on the deal shown
above. At both tables the sound
contract of six spades was reached
and the three of hearts opened.
When the elder AsSumpsao was de-
clarer he won the opening lead and
played the king of spades followed
with the finesse of the jack. When
the clubs broke he succeeded In
taking all 13 tricks.
In this match Sidney Silodor ana
II were partners and he held the
South hand. After the opening
heart lead was taken with the ace
several rounds of coffee were served
while Silodor ruminated as to the
best of the possible lines of attack.
He decided at long last to abandon
the spade fineSse and play two top
trumps. If the queen OF trumps
would fall, the battle would be over.
lif not there was the added chance
that the player holding the three
spades to the queen would have to
follow to three rounds of clubs and
on the fourth round he could dis
card his losing heart. He, therefore,
led to the ace of spades and back
toward dummy. when West failed
to follow the jig was up.
| Deep into the night we discussed
the soundness of his play from a
percentage standpoint and as yet
! have reached no conclusion. the
matter is now in the hands of our
expert statisticians and when the
report is received we shall relay it
to our constituents.
1t will be observed that while the
finesse for the queen may be taken
| in either direction, the soundest
play is to finesse against East,
rather than West. for in that case
the finesse may be deferred to the
second round (that is to say the
king may be played first to guard
against single queen. If it is de-
cided to take the finesse against
West. the ace would have to be
played first and then even If the
finesse should win trump trick
would have to be lost if West hap
pened to hold four spades, whereas
if East held four spades they could
Ill be picked up by playing the king
first.
| Copyright, 1947, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-02-04

AUTO PAINTING-complet job, S35 UP;
work guaranteed, GILBERT. 4l02 Pa. ave.
ext. Sc. Ii 1863.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. $50: Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1929 14th ST. NV, HO.
1900
YOUR CAR PAINTED in Ia days; only
highest quality material, $3.50. Call
AIL-oVER ALL MT FAINT JoB. any car, any color.
S6950; satisfaction guaranteed. SAT-
FORD CHANDLER MOTOR CO., 629 H
ST. ne. AT 1900
YOUR CAR SPRAY PAINTED in your own
garage; garage must contain water and
electricity; only the finest black paint used.
You save the overhead we furnish every
thing but the garage; one price only. S23 so.
Do not phone, but write, giving 2 dates and
the time that your car will be available
for painting. WILLIAM KOPERWAS, 4g22 q
9th st. NV.
DUCO REFINISHING; bodies and tenders
repaired; suaranteed finest work In & the
District. WILLARD'S 9ERV1CES, rear 1910
18th st. NV. AID. 5SS3.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
FUTURE.


THOs. J. OWEN q SON. auctioneers. 43b
Southern Building. Auction sale of valu-
able two-story. row-brick dwelling, con-
tanning six rooms and one bath. coal hot
water heat. being known as premises NO.
COL st. ne. By authority vested in us;
we will sell at public auction, in front OF
the On the sixth acasE dsE
Lot 204 in SQUARE SOL. Terms; Sold
approximsteiy Sa.3ooss, further particu-
lars of which will be announced at time
of sale: the purchase price above said trust
auired at time. Of sale. Examination
es cost With IF Sa 70 dsgs TEn1 om S be daS Of
THos. j. j. OWEN 4 son. ja3l .fel "a. 5.
THOs. ]. OWEN & SON. auctioneers. 435
sSe swo1ors Rodns 0
deed Of trust, recorded in Liber No. s8l / !.
Of the District of Columbia, and at the
the undersigned trustees will sell, at public
day. the i7th day of February, AD. I947,
at four O'Clock pm. the following de-
seribed land and premises situate in the
and being Lot 43 in Square 4531 in the
subdivision made by Margaret Polwsrth
and ee be pa or te
trict of Columbia in Liber 1O7 at folio
10. subject to covenants of record together
with all improvements in anywise apper-
tanning. Terms of sale Property will be
sold subject to a prior first deed OF trust
for S6,037 S3. further particulars of which
will be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. deposit of $500 REQUIRED
of purchaser at sale Examination of
title, conveyancing, recording, revenue
stamps, nctarial fees. etc, at the, pur-
within 80 days from day of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser, after five days advertising of
such resale in some newspaper published
in WASHINGTON. D. c.. or deposit may be
forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against defauiting pur-
chaser CHARLES PICKETT. Tower Build
ing: HENRY II. CLASSIC. Tower Building;
Trustees ja31 .fe4 8. I.I5.
Evening star., 1947-02-04
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
ings Administration. WASHINGTON, d. G..
will be publicly opened in this Office at L
pm. standard time. Feb -25, 1947, fer
furnishing and installing additional labora-
Disease Laboratory, National Institute of
Health Bethesda, Nd. Drawings and
specifications may be obtained at this Of
Ing Of more than one set will be in the
discretion OF the Commissioner of Public
Buildings. w. E. REYNOLDS, Commits
sioner of Public Buildings, Federal Works
Agency "a