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The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
w. A. Boucher
 Finds Seattle 'HOt'

SEATTLE, (P) - The summery temperature Saturday of 87 de- grees, a new late-April record here, struck w. A. Boucred, publisher of The Nome, Alaska, Nugget as pretty hot"
 The 43-year-old newspaperman, who with only one helper, issues an eight-page paper three times weekly, mopped his brown, less than 24 hours after flying from his home city where the temper ature had been 40 above. He drop ped into the Associated Press bur eau.
 "I'm the farthest north and far thest west member you serve, so I thought it time I came in to see where my news comes from he
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
NEWS TN BRIEF

LONDON, lPl-John Crichton- Stuart, fourth marquis of 8ute who held a dozen titles, had as many castles, some 120,OOG acres and reputed s240,OOO,0O0 for tune, is dead at 65.
 Death for the kilt-wearing multi millionaire, who was not only one of the richest men in the world but the only British peer to enlist as a private in World War I, came last night after a long illness.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
FRANKFURT, Germany, (P)-

FRANKFURT, Germany, (P)- After nearly five months of stormy hearings in Germany and the United States, a military court to- day concluded the trial of Col. Jack w. Durant on charges of stealing $1,5O0,000 worth of jewels from Kronberg castle and announced it would begin deliberations on a verdict tomorrow.
 Tn the closing argument, Durant was described by the prosecution as "the mastermind behind this whole foul piece of thievery"-in connection with which two other U. s. army officers have already been convicted.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28

JUNEAU, (PD - Twenty day schools operated by the Alaska Ma tive Service will be forced to close unless a cut in ANS appropriations voted by the House is restored by the Senate, assistant director Fred Geeslin said yesterday. He declar- ed 35 teaching positions would have to be eliminated and 1000 native students either thrown on the Territorial system or be left without schooling.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
Labor Situation At A Glance
By The Associated Press


 Another hurdle in the automo- bile induStry's wage negotiations vas believed to have been cleared Saturday as the basic steel indus try generally appeared willing to follow the principal terms of the U. s. Steel-CIO steelworkers, pact.
 Although more than 2,3OO mem- berS of one of Maryland's five striking telephone unions were due back on their jobs today, no signs of a break appeared elsewhere in negotiations toward national set clement of the 2O-day-old strike.
 Negotiators for the CIO United automobile workers and Chrysler were understood to have settled on a new contract along the line of terms in the agreement with Gen eral Motors corp, which provided an increase of 112 cents an hour plus 312 cents for six paid holidays a year. The previous UAW-ChryS- Ter contract covering 75,000 pro- duction workers expired at mid night Saturday.
 Bethlehem Steel corp. Youngs- town Sheet and Tube Co.,, and Weirton Steel Co.,, also had settled on new basic terms of about i212 cents more an hour for their 96,000 employees.
 Inland Steel company at Chicago offered its 14,350 employees a similar boost but under certain conditions designed to assure union responsibility
 With two fabricating concerns, the Sheffield Steep corp, at Kan sas City, and the COpperweld Steel corp, Glassport, Pa, also agreeing to meet the higher scales, nearly a quarter of a million of the unions CIdlIllSu illCIltOCl Siilp OI OOO,OOO VI more had been covered by new contracts for the year.
 Another major development was the beginning of talks between John L. Lewis and the soft coal operators tomorrow. Another mine strike might hinge on the outcome of the discussions.
 The government arranged the conference in an effort to obtain an agreement on a new contract be- tween the united mine workers and the mine owners before June 30 deadline for the return of the mines, now government-controlled, to private ownership.
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said.
 With building materials scarce, little work has been done yet to repair the winter storm damage on Nome's beach, he said. He is flying to San Francisco for a few days but will be back here this week. end for a district Rotary Club con- vention. He represents Nome Ro- tarians.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
FRANKFURT, Germany, (P)-

FRANKFURT, Germany, (P)- Two additional victims Saturday brought to 16 the total number of U. s. soldier-prisoners stricken by a poisonous punch" believed made from anti-freeze in the U. $. army's Mannheim Stockade.
 The poison liquor has claimed five soldiers lives. Three others are critically ill.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
JUNEAU. (P)-The Alaska Ma

JUNEAU. (P)-The Alaska Ma tive Service has received word that two children were burned 10 death when fire destroyed an Es- kimo home al Point Barrow Fri day. "A third child and an adult were reported in a serious condi- tion. Scant information on the fire was sent here by Margaret Kirch- ner. ANS representative al the far northern settlement.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28

VANCOUVER, B. C., (P)-The 1947 pilchard season 'looks like a first-class flop for British Colum- bia," Dr. J. L. Hart, Pacific station biologist at Nanaimo, B. C., told the British academy of science con- ference yesterday. He said there has not been a successful harvest in several years.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28

PORTLAND, (P)-A Az pound. 2 ounce Chinook salmon paid off Saturday to the tune of a five horsepower outboard motor, a boat, trailer and $100. Louis La Boucher of Vancouver, Wash, turned in the big fish 45 minutes before the deadline Saturday in the 10th annual Meier-Frank and Oregonian salmon derby. It was caught in the CoWlitz river.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
Marshall Hopes FO,, Better Soviet. U. 5. Relations

WASHINGTON, CP)- President Truman told Secretary of State Marshall upon his return from the Moscow conference Saturday that ha vas very well pleased with what the secretary had been doing.
 Interrupting a weekend cruise on the Potomac to greet Marshall ct National airport, MT. Truman said he knows when the secretary makes his report to the country the people will feel pleased also.
 Mashall is to make a half hour broadcast over three of the four major networks at 2:30 pm. CNome time) today on the work of the for eign ministers at Moscow.
 Marshall told MT Truman that he considered the personal vel come by the President a great hon. O. to himself and members of the American delegation.
 The secretary sad he ana his as sOciateS tried to do their best not only for the United States but for the world.
 MT. Truman and Marshall spoke briefly for nnWsreels after Mar shall and a goup of five advisors stepped from the plane which brought them from Moscow. They left Moscow Friday morning.
 Speaking into the microphone for the newsreels, President Tru- man said: "I am most happy. to re- ceive you back with us.
 'I am very well pleased with what you have been doing. I know when you make your report to the country the people will also be pleased"
 Marshall declined direct com ment on the results of the confer ence which failed to reach agree ment on major issues.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28
Many Injured In Train Wrecks

ONTARIO, Calf. CPO - Sixteen cars of the Southern Pacific's New Orleans s-bound Argonaut paSsen- ger train were derailed last night an hour and 25 minutes after it left the Los Angeles station. Thir- ty-fiVe passengers were reported injured, seven or eight of them seriously. There was no report of fatalities.
 The train left Los Angeles with its 176 passengers, 102 of them in Pullmans and "A in coaches. The wreck occurred near GuaSti and was reported making an estimated 65 miles an hour on a straight, level stretch of track. Theer was no immediate explanation of the cause.
 WARSAW Ind (P)-Four per sons were hurt seriously enough to require hospital attention as the ten cars of the Dearbord Limited passenger train of the Pennsylvan- it railroad left the tracks at cross over in the center of Warsaw this morning. All of the 147 passengers were shaken up.
 The most seriously hurt was Howard Wyland, 43, crossing watchman, whose little shanty was destroyed. He suffered apparent back and internal injuries.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-28

WASHINGTON, (P)-American hopes for an easing in the U. S. Soviet tensions were buOyed today by reports that secretary of state Marshall believes this country'S firmness on European peace 'eaty issues may lead Russia to give ground.
 Marshall'S view was laid before Congressional leaders at a White House conference in advance of his radio report to the nation to- night on the results of the Moscow
 Continued on Page Eight
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
bs atF aodps 81 HoRRs RsnfTSBsay
Premier Poultry Company, Bankrupt
Bankruptcy No 1890, Proceedings Under
Chapter ,XI.--To the Creditors of Morris
company. Of the city Of Washineton, Dis
trict of Columbia: Notice is hereby given
that on the 10th day of March, 1941, the
said Morris Troshinsky was adiudged a
10. l947. the said Morris Troshinsky filed
petition in this court proposing an ar
rangement with his unsecured creditors
under the provisions OF Chapter. xI of
the Act Of Congress relating to bankruptcy,
be held at my once in the Tower Build
ing, 14th and K Streets NV. Washing
ton, [, C.. on the 18th day, of June. l941;
place the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint committee OF
creditors, examine the bankrupt, present
written acceptances of the proposed ar
rangement and transact such ether other busi; sn 4
meeting. Annexed hereto is a copy
Of the debtors petition showing the pro
posed arrangement The schedules MED
herein by the bankrupt shew priority
in the amount of S554 62; unsecured
claims in the amount of Sl2,T66.51; La
hilities on notes discounted which ought
Or Or ii indorsers Eas $500: personal PERSONAL property
chooses in action, S23,500. An appraisal OF
the bankruptS assets oiscloses fixtures, i'm
plements Of trade. office, furniture; de-
In the original bankruptcy proceeding
Nicholas J. Chase, Esq. was elected trus-
tee, and !. Irwin ,Bolotin was sppointed
BREsNAHAN. Referee in Bankruptcy
Dated May % l947
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1s THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE

NORTH BEACH-Paradise cottage, on Erie
st, between End and 3rd: wooded lot 50x
150: completely furnished. hot water, vim
ter insulation, automatic pump; inside bath
around aso room ion on ol to build rental
cottage and make home pay for itself; only
3 blocks from beach and shopping center.
Pho Phone "a; 1eos-R r to see house, Il :.
St. Classic Shore; 4 rooms, kitchen. large
porch, shower, Magic Chef gas stove and
modern plumbing. Inquire at cottage, Eng
and Lee sts., May 80, or call EN- 29so
SPoINT IooKouT"-A delightful sum
mer cottage. includ. furniture. available
peake Bay; has large living room with
fireplace. dinette, kitchen, sleeping porch
bath with shower, running water, gas
low Se price "nsF' Of $500 sS % for Inn mined. sale
Drive down to Waldorf, left to Point Look;
out, Sat or sun; for inspection ,,Ss, Or eal az
sgcHAHAN' sIA1 ReaItor. i75a K St. si,w.
NORTH n BEACH pARK-glock II. Deaut
rm, cleo kit, screened porches; pier;
$3.50. Open Sat. and sun. cH. 1l70'
Isl. ist q oFFERiNG fTlsI AT REDUCED PRICE: A.
rms. and bath cottage in Epping Forest
owner win sacrifice for quick sale at
er's ESQ cottage. PESTAGoN REALTY CO.,
Eskh Essisx IAaseaksoN-owass says m sch this bis
dining rm.. equipped kitchen and built7,tn
BeR cal uFo K EaFsaG5as Esatoq t6E ow dfss 5
s.BEpRM. o8 osSMS AND BATH COTTAGE, very
g e Wss egS g9fee ason Raa trp ase ase m
CAPE CAP LEON %LEoNARD-Attention. washingto-
g rans nss sss snd GaPe d
yelopment is in the famous Solomons and
Broomes Island sections of MARYLAND. Cape
cred with majestic pines and hardwood
on the placid St. Leonard which is a deep
pea peake s'fsa Bay. ApproSimateiy nj. nj to Sol
mons and Broomes Islands. This superb
and scenic Location offers pro-
centrally located at fishing and hunting
recreation centers, well known throughout
nabsr Of end
waterfront buyers familiar with tide
water areas as. throughous the East. have
velopment, for. their personal homesites
Of on the St. leonard for cottage d and III rec &C.
Maryland State Planning Board i in "a a
as follows: The section along, the st.
for cottage development. The water is rea-
sonably deep and seems to remain clear
sandy and clean" You. therefore, can
not afford to purchase until after you've
seen Cape Leonard. Waterfront estates
able for this type of development. be-
ginning from $1,500, and equivalent in
size to or building lots in the average
waterfront development. Cash. or time
payments can be easily arranged, To buy
at Cape Leonard now, in this highly
sound investment, as well as insurance
against undesirable encroachments in the
future. Drive out to Upper Marlboro and
through town to Solomons Island road
and through Prince Frederick to Broomes
Island road. Follow signs over excellent
paved roads to entrance to Cape Leon
ard. CAPE LEONARD, INC, st. leonard,
Md, phone Prince Frederick 12-F-12,
Representatives on property at all times.
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This
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HORIZONTAL,
The child 1oho 1.

PLYMOUTH 1912 de luxe taxi: in good
PLYMOUTH 1896 sedan; in nice shape,
2z07 Woodley ri. NV. AID. 1894. 81
ddibtion, $3.50 or best offer under. Apply
1905 NJ St. NV, Wash. D. c.
PONTIAC 1885 2-door sedan; radio and
heateri one owner since new; excel cond
aUTo sa su a5b 5ce s2a5 e R,gdn iaas
PoNTiAc 1e41 IS" custom de luxe sedan;
radio and heater. new paint, mechanically
siMMoNs IONS MoToRs. s17-s5 NJ st. t. NV: NV:
PoNTIAC 1910 custom Torpedo sedan;
tires; 81, $50; $3.50 down or trade. WOLFE
MOTORS, downtown. 12th and x sts. NV,
PONTIAC 1e41 4-door sedan: maroon;
faoSNH aascstf5 546 81 door 5cyndsr Il 9g
driven 5000 % actual ies miies; Sas' beautiful sui
maroon car you can be proud to own;
sTff sTGDfRRRR S re- fs9e Tss9 ss TR 1ss Sedan 1,s
inal fine finish. runs perfectly, good tires;
$4S5. 1913 14th st. NV. 81
STuDEBAKER 1910 coupe, S725: prefer
trade for an older car and cash. DU. $3.50.
ROLLS ROYCE P1, chauffeur driven
town car; superb condition; Sell or trade
TAxfCAB cHEVRoIET Is is41 ts). at
$3.50; / at S495. GIL. 1879. MR.. CROSS.
WILLYS 1910 4-door sedan with radio.
WHY'S 1919 ~ 4.dr de- ds luxe; iHn new tires, ileS
radio, heater; very clean and neat with 2
tone color: passed D. C. inspection last
Friday; $3.50. Can be seen in Texaco sta
ton at Ga. and Wayne aves., Silver Spring,
Md Ask for KIRK 80
IMPORTED CAR HEADQUARTERS-Im
mediate delivery on new English Austin,
English standard Fiat, Renault and many
others; rarts and service HENRY MIL
LER MOTORS, 1913 18th ST. NV 80
USED TAXICABS, 1941-1942 Plymouth
and De Soto, S400 to 500. 221S Cham
plain st. NV. Il
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

EPPING FOREST, 80 miles to .Wash.--At-
with ali mod. conveniences, near beach, in
restricted waterfront community; $500 per
season. DU. $3.50.
GRIM, 2-bath furn. apt. in restricted area;
golf and beach clubs; very cool; 5000 sea.
Call Annapolis 1884 collect. 1"
WILL RENT lovely furn., / large and /
small summer home. $50 yds. from water;
elec. kitchen. screened porches, fireplace.
tel. excellent swim, fishing: 35 miles from
D. c.; use of rowboat. Tel. South Shore
21SS.
WILL RENT 2-story house, Deale, Md,
on Rock Hole Creek; furn., except linens,
utensils; phone If desired; modern kitchen,
living room. Q bedrooms. beautiful bath, on
large lot on water front: private pier for
grabbing. fishing; excellent boat anchor
age; 5000 for season. A. BERLTTZ, West
River 27-F-6. i
COTTAGE, completely furn, fronts South
river. June 10 to Sept. 10, 90 miles from
Washington, 4 miles from Annapolis. Call
Annapolis 1886. 81
BEVERLY BEACH COTTAGE from May
80 to June IA; all or part time. DU. s917
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fShermans haven in one of Florida
Gull Coasts fastest-growing, restricted
homesites, fronting or near salt water;
community boat dock privileges; hard
road; electricity. Titles guaranteed.
Priced as low as 5000, S45 down, S15
month. Immediate possession. For beau
tiful illustrated free booklet write or
phone Paul E. Harrison, 1872 st. NV,
ME. 1143. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Real
SACRIFICE. QUICK SALE; 4 apis. furn.;
to river front with 500 feet Riparian
rights: center bus. district; prosperous
F9rida T ri ax town; easy terms; s17'95o. Ii,
FOR SALE. FLoRDA-Must sell nicely
furnished two-bedroom bungalow with two
large porches. Florida style. Close in,
Ft. Laude dale; S7,700; terms If desired.
Ff1E-RN': FHv IN ffSnGIksN ffnIksN BUNGALOW, 2 mi.
SisR aSief sale. a. 5000 s 8. dooDw1N. >sS7 S7
Stetson st. West Deland, Fla. i
DALLAS. TExAS-Two-bedrm. brick bum
galow. built 1943; convenient to schools,
transp. and shopping; $3.50. Call SL.
1929. i
I3 ACRES: 6 rms, sun porch, bath; halls
basement; Vacant Out No: mile So.
Garcias diner; Woodbridge. Va. OWNER,
Tulfond. Information, Lorton Al, Brunt.
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

up upholstery, radio and heater; been 1877
BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan; r. and
Rl.nss Il ssoS SsS S9nas}Pp sI5sP p RFss sii
age; 81, ,45o. No dealers. please H. W.
RoefTIifs. PoATES; 9dy olympic 94o7' HalDine rd''
Ea6S Bglca sondo 24o club F 9aD tSTDsaP sy
BUICK 1889 Special coach: original fine
hnish' excellent condition, good tires; 1895.
BUICK fIn9 l4ia 1sss s. Century 4door sedan Tadto
and heater' excellent eonditioa fan' $s9S' 6to
sSk ss 81 m S dool NA aeds5 e5iq This
LIAMs AUTO SALES, Goth St. at Rhode
BUICK 1887 model Readmaster 4-door Sc
clean: never wrecked; custom built seat
@ost new s'mPss 1Fes and asT s s e M
BUICK sedanete. 1a46: maroon color.
M st. NV MA 27S6 Il
BUICK 1871 super convertible: one owner;
exceptionally good condition. S1,595. CH.
BUICK 1947 4-door Roadmaster: light blue
With extras; S3,500 or best offer below.
BUICK 1889 4;door sedan: radio and
heater, $500 cash. May be seen at 2406
cheyerly ave. cheverly, Nd. 81
tsffk MefoRs s3S 8ao HI wisesasin
BUICK, 1911 Special 4-door sedan. Dark
down Or trade; % woGFE MoToRs, iissv dovno sEno
sIsiGv tSxn 18th !, ,d,a and < stss y, Ex; $500.
s Ssr9 Ssoo2 e 200 WI nlss 1850 good 81. Tres
CADILLAC 1910 Fleetwood 4-dr. sedan;
WsshaP P new ana py a tqss aaso and nnd
ssppaI6s, 6S neW ey, seat covers: Al condition:
CADILLAC is4l 5-pass. coupe; fine ap-
pearance, perfect condition, radio, under
sesf Ssn,fs.e hsatsT; 3; $50; M, 5ss6: +.
IN 4a6e Io-8: IA. ss47 ''<sl s@io @o'oeo'
CADILLAC 1947 Fleetwood; fully equipped;
CHEVROLET 1887 coupe; good transpor-
tation, recent valve Job, accessories; $500.
9Th and c sts, s.w. until 8 pm. After
CHEVROLET i946 Fleetmaster ADO 4-door
sedan; two-tone gray. radio, heater. spot
light, fog lights. rear and front bumper
gqafos ana other extras: price, 81, 100,
taEvRoIEr 1887 a-dr. sedan; excellent
sS9nditisn; SHx en s4s5' cash or terms s6ll Les
CHEVROLET 1e4l 4-door sedan; 5000
condition: S70G. sI44 South Pollard st,,
AElington, Va. GL. T6i5. Il
CHEVROLET 1887 2-doer town sedan; ex-
Gel. cond, low mileage; S445 full cash
price, terms If desired. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES, goth st. at Rhode Island ave ne
CHEVROLET 1916 Flee,line; used very lit
tie; will trade for 20 or 40 Ford or sell
for 81. .S95. RE. 2ao7, 30s
CHEVROLET sedan delivery; new clutch.
brakes snd tires; mechanically perfect;
best offer under S40o. Oxford 3T70 u
CHEVROLET I941 2-door de luxe. equip
ped with seat covers. heater, defroster;
Sat5 cash. Call Herndon I66-W. IL
CHEVROLET 1898: good condition inside
and out, quiet motor; must sell, leaving
town Monday; $3.50. Can be seen ct 43l1
34th st., MI. Rainier. Nd. 80
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ZED L. WILLIAMS q zED L. WILLIAMS, j

Auctioneers.-Trustee' Sale OF following !:
GMc tractor. 3-ton, 1947 model &C 452,
Motor No 27071S766. Serial No 764S.
Like new condition. Also 1945 Fruehauff.
26-ft. Refrigerated Van Trailer, Serial No.
R-120641. To be sodd separately by order
of BERNARD NJ GRANT, Trustee, under a
chattel trust to secure The City Bank, on
note signed by Luther E. Yates and now
IN default. Said public auction sale to be
held. on. the premises where trailer and
Ave. Northeast on Monday, June 2nd, at 3
p m, daylight saving time. Open for pub
lie inspection daily from 8 am. to pm.
Ave. NE, Washington, D. C. For detail
information call the Auctioneer, Ma. 1920.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CASH FOR 2nd-TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. INV. DI $3.50 Brokers, attention!
LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS-prompt
and courteous service: Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. sl7
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates, term or monthly payment. P J.
64SS
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
Virginia or b. G property spi Pf The ga AMERf. ssI
CON CO. s07 18th, Ma: so32.
MONEY ON SECOND TRuSE We win
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1917
N. Y. ave NV National 1898
1st, End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
"a hrs. Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO.: EX. 542a
LIST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES, yield
ing 4eo. secured on centrally located in
come producing property. RANDALL H.
n W, DE 1900
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ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers
Court trustees sale of valuable detached
frame bungalow Nc. T43 Butternut st.
NV. containing six rooms and bath. large
basement. attic, hot-water heat. oil burner;
frame garage in rear; lot S0xI25 to public
alley. By virtue of an order OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
District of Columbia in Civil Action No
22, ,242. the undersigned trustees will Sell
by public auction, in front of the premises,
on Monday. the second day of June. 194T,
at 4 o'clock pm, the following described
real estate in the City of Washington.
District Of Columbia, to-wit: Lots -S02
and S03 in square BIZ. Terms; One
third cash. balance in two equal INSTALL
ments represented by promisSory notes of
purchaser. payable on or before one and
two years from date Of settlement Of sale.
with interest at So per annum, payable
senianr ually, secured by deed of trust
upon property sold. or all cash, at option
of purchaser. A deposit Of $500 required
of purchaser at time of sale. All con-
veyancing, recording, revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within 80 days
from day OF sale, otherwise trustees re-
serve the right to resell property at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in WASHINGTON.
D. G.. or deposit may be forfeited at dis
cr&ion of trustees. EDISON w. MOLLO-
HAN, Jr.,- VINCENT A. sHEEHY, il.
Trustees, Washington Loan & Trust Bldg
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AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER 1916; best
seSTSps0iG huTo uPaoLsTERy IeT R oStsM tssHAMpoorNG-
Why ride in a dirty car? Individual mo-
bile service at home or office. complete SAN
itlzing: several gfadeS custom seat covers.
JOYCE AUTO CLEANERS, RA 5olS-6SS4
GUARANTEED ai.S. rebuilt IRA transmlsslons s,,h
grll!es. seal-beam Iish.s, water and fuel
ty gia,s installed J L. BRENNER g. CO.,
Afro LUGGAGE TRAlLEReImmediate
delivery; new shipment just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable fol-
merchants farmers, fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
1437 Irving st. NV, AD $500, Washing
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread: 2-houi
service: electric-treated sections If you
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO., Washington >
Larsest PONTIAC Dealer. 1897 Irving st
NV. AID. $500 Quick. efficient service
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
carry q large stock of good-duality seat
covers in popular eolors. They will also
PROMPT and neat installation If desired
aECAp5 aW b5 sSNiiAo sS6o CO" 1887 irving st
TRUCK. stake body. steel bed; excel. cond /:
$3.50 or best offer. NORTH CAPITOL
MOTOR SALES, 7:e3 North CAPITOL st. 80
EIGHTY USED TRUCK TIRES and tubes;
.0ox2a and 7.50x2D: SEQ to $50; wheels
available. B. F. PHILLIPS, Woodbridge.
BEAR HEADLIGHT TESTER. good condi-
ton; SIS. LEO ROCCA, INC, 1901 Conn.
ave EN- TQn0 i