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The guardian., 1948-01-17
CITY NEWS

Regional meeting Of the
Planned Parenthood League Of
Massachusetts, will be held on
Monday, Jan. vie, at 7;sO p m
in the Charter Room, New Eng
land Mutual Hall, 225 Clarendon
st, Boston. Director Of Planned
Parsnthood Federation Of Amer
lea viii be the speaker. The COM
mittee asks interested friends to
come and bring their friends
and pool ideas for victory.
The Delaney Eib,e Glass of
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Mrs.
Minnie Driver. teacher, Mrs. An
ma Poor, assistant teacher, met
at the home Of Mrs. Sarah will
son, 146 worcester st. Dinner
was served and all spent a very
pleasant afternoon. Business fol-
lowed the dinner with the fol-
lowing members present: Mes
DANES A. Poor M. Williams, M.
Montey, NJ Blake, A. Parker, S.
The guardian., 1948-01-17

Mrs. Agnes E. Ward of North
Revere has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Hell
en- Selma to Ellsworth G. West,
son of Mrs. Maude M. Crowelli
of winchester. Miss Ward at,
tends Revere High School. Mr..
West was a student at Winches-
ter High School and during the
war he served 27 months in the
South Pacific. The marriage will
take place in the Spring.
Mrs. Jessie Powell Anthony,
interpreter CT Slave Songs, sing
ing evangelist, was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Rachael Thomas
of 81 warwick st., and left We'd
nesday for her home in Wash
ington, D. C. While here she
gave a recital Jan. at the First
Baptist Church in Winchester,
her former home. The program
was under the auspices of the
Women's Baptist League and
was preceded by a luncheon.
At the regular meeting in De-
cember of the Leah Tent, ]. r.
Gideon Jolifee Union, they held
a Christmas party at Lewis Hall.
A very pleasant evening was en-
joyed by a large jolly crowd. A
delicious collation. was served,
after which gifts were exchang-
ed each one receiving useful and
practical gifts.
Chicken and Waffle Supper Civ
en- by the Grand Temple Rain
bow Charity Circle at the home
of Mrs. Bertha Walker, local dir
ectress, 924 fremont ST., apt. 2,
Friday evening, Jan. 80, 194S,
from until-Supper IS cents.
Mr.. E. Plummer of Colum-
bus ave who was very sick with
pneumonia is better and at work
again.
Fred C. Henderson, after his
return from Philadelphia where
he attended the funeral Of his
mother, was detained at City
Hospital where he went for a
check-up.
The Clarence Cameron White
Literary meets Sunday, January
18, 3-5 p m at Gloucester Pres
byterian Church, 541 Mass ave.
A speaker and musical program
will be presented.
The guardian., 1948-01-17
THE SPOTLIGHT
By ALAAlRA PARK

by the death of her beloved and
lovely little granddaughter. and
Mrs. Rosa Brown came also to
pay her respects to her sister in
the Relief Corps :. Every COM
mittee member is aglow with de-
light over assurances for the
/ success of the Women's Service
Clubs waltz party next Friday
night at Hotel Puritan, Com
monWealth ave. The sale of tick
cts is record high. Among the
mature and the younger mem
bers of the gentler sex there is
lively interest as preparations go
forward to attend; the choice OF
what to wear; with speculation
about who's going to escort
whom, wonder who are coming
4 from out-of-town, and lots of
other chatter all mixed in to
add to the anticipatory inerri-
ment =.
| GOTHAM NOTES - Boston
friends and acquaintances Ruth
Logan Roberts will be delighted
to learn that she has been hon
ored by Gov. Dewey with an ap-
pointment to the N. Y. State
Board of Social Welfare. Many
Hub socialiteS will remember the
gay, charming Ruth as a sturent
at Sargent'S in Cambridge and a
delightful participant in the So
cial activities Of that time =. /.
Many Hubites will also recall
Ferdinand @. Morton, Harvard
grad, in his early years, active in
Mass. politics and law, but later
came to New York for his career,
joined in with Tanany and
climbed to the presidency of the
N. Y. Civil Service Commission
of which he was a member for
more than a quarter of a cen
fury. He retired last week. His
annual salary at the time was
$4,000. His retirement pay will
be about $4,000 a year. It is with
profound regret that we inform
your readers that Mr.. Morton is
seriously i'll at the washington
home of his brother. He was
stricken very ill early last fall
Illness is the reason he applied
/ for retirement Thomasina
Walker Johnson, another former
Bostonian, was up from Wash
ington to spend the year-end
holidays with her New York
friends :. Mrs. Emma Willis
has come from Chicago to be
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jackson,
3rd when DR., Stork arrives i.
The snow storm here was sim
ply terrificl
The guardian., 1948-01-17
Juno InsfaIIs

At the reular meeting held Fri
day, January 9, Juno Circle, No.
IL, Maid Marian Degree, Ancient
Order of Foresters, held their an
nual installation. There was a
large attendance, and much so
cial activity was enjoyed by the
members. Officers installed were:
Florence Pitters, VIC; Florence
Sievewright, SCR Doris Gibson,
Treas; May Whittier, FS; Eve
lyn Watson, RS; Helena Johnson,
SW; Matilda Haynes, JW; Their
esa Graham, JW; Carmelita Lew
is, Trustee; DR.. c. N. Garland,
Physician. Installing Officer was
Deputy High Chief Ranger, E. G..
O'Banyoun.
The guardian., 1948-01-17
CHOICE OF FRIENDS

choose nly friends for aohdt
they are And aOhat they
mean to me :. And not be-
cause some lucky star !. has
kept them company
choose them not for lOealth or
Jane or JaUors they may
do =. But just because they
are the same -. When skies
are gray or blue Because
they mean the t0ords they sag
And everything they aOrite
And they 10ould neUer run
array -. And leaUe me to my
plight They share mg
fondeSt hopes and dreams
And help me carry on
HolDeUer dark the hour seems
When happiness is gone
They are the ones luith
time to spare =. When / am
looking for II. The kind OF
friends toho really care :.
And last for eUermore.
JAMES j. METCALF.
1t was gentlemen's night
Jan. 8 at the L.W.C,S., with DR..
I E. A. McCurdy as emcee. DR..
John Karefa Smart gave an il
Illuminating talk on Africa. DR..
Smart is studying at Harvard.
The evenings program was di-
rected by Mrs. Mabel Worthy,
house chairman i. DR.. Stork
paid a visit last week to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Walker (Adelaide Holbrook), rs
Brent st, Dorchester and left a
little daughter William E.
Jackson of Chicago, Harvard
student, spent the Christmas
vacation at his home. He is a
nephew of the William E. Walk
ers of Wigglesworth st, Boston
!. Mrs. John Fitzgerald of Ma
pies I'd, Brookline enjoyed a vis-
it from her sister. Mrs. Flossie
Williams of Baltimore during
the holidays 49,. A host of
friends here are looking forward
to the coming Of Toki Schalk
Johnson, Jan. 18 for the found
ers day program of the Deltas
at Ebenezer Bapt. Church, $3.50
D m Congratulations to Dr..
John B. Hall upon his appoint
ment by Governor Bradford as
a member Of the State Advisory
Council to the Dept. Of Public
Health So many friends,
even from distant points, came
to the funeral Of the GUARD
IAN'S Mrs. Mary E. Gibson.
There was Martha Kenswil of
Randolph, so recently bereaved
The guardian., 1948-01-17
Wanted
LICENSED cHIRoPopIsT
Apply KE 6-77lo
wilson and Mrs. Chester.

Wilson and Mrs. Chester.
Mrs. Martha E. Dent, mother
Of Mrs. Isadora Dent Tucker Of
794 Shawmut ave, celebrated her
93rd birthday on Monday, Dec
%, 1947. The young old lady was
in most cheerful spirits and
greatly enjoyed the evening
when members of the Ushers'
Chorus and the Ushers' Union,
Inc, spent the evening with her
singing Christmas carols and
other spiritual songs, William
Harrison Of the Bethel Baptist
Church enlivening the evening
with his guitar. There was also
a reading by Mrs. Ruth Dymond
Those present were: Mesdames
Sophie Lee, Sarah Brown, Emma
Barnes, Evelyn Anderson, Ruth
Morris, Lillian Cooper, Lillian
Russell, Mrs. Tucker; Miss
GGladys Polk, Mezsrs. Harrison
Grayson, Richard Diggs and Will
liam Harrison. Nrs. Dent greatly
appreciated the lovely cards and
the donations and says she will
be glad to see her friends at any
time.
Miss Laura Parsons was gra-
ciouS hostess to a group of her
friends on Sunday, Jan. II, at
her home, Sc Camden st. The
following guests VINO spent a
most enjoyable afternoon we're
served a seven course dinner by
Miss Parsons: Mesdames Bessie
Mayors, Gertrude Woodhouse,
Annie Mae jackson. Alfalfa
Grown, Reginald Smith, Hattie
Edwards, Hattie G. Wise, Alice
Thomas, Nancy J. Johnson.
Mary j. Bassett. Louise Proctor.
Josephine Taylor, Messrs Everett
Smith and Joseph Robinson.
Mrs. Pearl Dawkins spent the
Christmas holidays with her rel
ativeS in Chicago.
Harold Durphy, "a Claremont
PIX was the weekend guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Carlos and
family, Of Liberty st, Worcester.
The Liberia College Club OF
America, Inc. cordially invites
you and your friends to a Coffee
Hour at the International Insti-
tute, 100 Beacon st. Rev. Henri
M. Deas, guest speaker, subject;
Peace But Not Silence Sidney
Blackman, soloist. Bring a book
to the Coffee Hour.
Eleanor Benders, leading So
prano of the "Attucks, . and the
LaValle brothers, under the di-
rection Of Malcolm Benders.
were exceptionally pleasing in
the spiritual, walk Together
Little Children" sung on their
Tuesday night, Jan. 6, broadcast
over Station WMEx. Appearing
as guest artist on the same pro-
gram was Barbara Latimer, lyric
The guardian., 1948-01-17
Liberal Arts Club
InsfaIIs Officers

The Liberal Arts Club held its
regular meeting at the residence
of Fred w. Riggs, 80 Bower ST..
Sunday, January II. There was a
The guardian., 1948-01-17


student Of the Duncanbury
kSchool Of Art. She sang ga City
Called Heaven" Also another
program was Robert Everett, pi-
anist and student at the Music
Lovers School, who played NAL
aguena.n 1t is hoped Rev. j. J.
Jenkins will be on the program
soon again with one of his phil
osophic sermonettes. which are
very inspiring. Barbara Latimer
was accompanied by Doris Lati-
mer at the piano.
The PhiIathea Glass of 18th
Baptist Church presents Miss Lei
la Key, cOntralto, in a concert
at the church, Sunday, Jan. 25,
at $50 p. M. Miss Key began her
studies with Miss Mabel Bennett
Of BrO0lSline. Later she studied at
the JuiIliard School of Music in
New York. AT present she is
enr0lIedat the Boston Conserva-
tory Of Music under Miss Grace
Hunter. Her able accompanist
will be Miss Sarah Stansil, stu
dent at the Boston University Col
Iege of Music. Miss Key will be
assisted by one of Boston's best
dramatic readers, Mrs. Ada Bar
co.
Mrs. Lillian Williams, 555 Col
umbus ave spent the Christmas
and New Years holidays visit
ing relatives and friends in st.
Louis. At the home Of her sister
there she was joined by her
brother and sister-in- Law, Rev.
and Mrs. Ross of Detroit. Among
friends visited was Mrs. Jewell
whose lovely home is in exclu-
sive Newberry Terrace. Mrs.
Jewell recently toured Japan,
China and Europe and brought
home many beautiful articles.
Mrs. williams also visited Mrs.
Jewels brother, Mr.. Dickson
and family on Cottage ave; Mrs.
oldham who for about Is years
was committee woman Of Ward
% and today is the most out
standing woman politician in
Missouri. Mrs. Williams says, Il
am sure Rev. and Mrs. FulIilove
Of FAN River will be happy to
know that their friend, Miss An
nabelle Dickson, prominent ST
Louis high school teacher, is
well and doing we'll" She also
toured Japan, China and Europe
and attended universities in
those countries. Her brother is
a Harvard grad. Tired after her
$500 mile trip Mrs. williams says
she enjoyed every minute of her
visit which was well worth it,
Tickets for the Women's Ser
vice Clubs waltz party are 10 be
had at the club headquarters,
464 Mass. ave. None will be sold
at the door. The date Of the
waltz party is Jan. % and the
place is aristocratic Hotel Pur-
tan, 290 Commonwealth ave.
Mrs, D. Butler is chairman.
Bay State Grand Chapter O.E.
s., auxiliary of Alpha Grand
Lodge A. F. and A. M, enter
tanned in honor of Supreme
Grand Iaatrcn Louise Brooks of
Baltimore, Md. at a party Mon
day, Dec. 90.
Miss Grace Wormley, SO Cope
land st, Roxbury, was called to
Baltimore Christmas Day for
the funeral Of her father, John
Wormley. Funeral services were
held in Fredericksburg, Va. on
Dec %. His death occurred
months after that of his wife.
six sons and five daughters sur
vive; also "a grandchildren and
10 great grandchildren.
The guardian., 1948-01-17

by donations from friends in the
community, not just Windsor st.
This year and from now on all
the nearby streets will be asked
to volunteer and work. For ev-
cry 10 tickets sold a cash prize
of Is cents will be given, to eth
er adults or children. All must
register at 80 Windsor st, suite
2. Don't ring the wrong bell).
P. S. - Williams and Sterling SITS
are in the lead this year of
workers.
MRS. H. ABBIE DURBIN,
Organizer.
The guardian., 1948-01-17

Battery park, in New YORK
City, comprises twenty-one acres.
In the early days of the city the
section was select residential
district.
The guardian., 1948-01-17

goodly percentage of members
present and much business was
transacted, chief of which was
the furthering of plans for their
spring concert. Ernest G. O'Ban-
youn Joined the Club and was
Immediately drafted to install
the newly elected officers, who
were Fred w. Riggs, President;
Gladys N. Fuller, Vice-President
Anna Dale, Secretary; John H.
Powell, Financial Secretary; Gil
bert Harvey, Treasurer.
The guardian., 1948-01-17
BRIEFS
The Yellowstone river is about
100 miles in length.

The territory now comprising
the state of Washington was sepe-
rated from the state of Oregon IN
1858.
The guardian., 1948-01-17

The House and Senate wings of
the present United States capitol
building were commenced on
July 4, 1851, whe nthe occasion Of
laying the corner stone was cele-
brated and an oration delivered
by Daniel Webster.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
SAlESMEN.

PERMANENT POSITIONS; salary. commits
SION and bonus selling Frigidaire CONNER
eauipment in the wsshinston area; expe-
rience essential; car desirable; selected
man viii be given advanced training course
an an,v tacf9Fy' nr oadInn IntervieW by appointment
FAssriEsTf Psi y SELLING ELI advertising item ml on
me me u market; ,. no competition; every mer.
kEAh H. Esra!2 81 ~ saLEsMEs-1f Il: you hav.
car and a clean record. there may be a
a seneral brokerage business is building
5,rm bungalows in the $4,000 class. 10
and will be on the market soon. If you
qualify, you will receive the fullest CO.
oreration orn, and any necessary trsinins.. For
evening, Sept. 2. THE GABLES CO. 24s3
MinnsSota ave. Sc: =.
an old established arm. where ps'tUn You cam cam
make money selling G, E: w H.. A. B. c.,
aIfndixs Bendix Maytfsg a.,tf and Apex home ap-
proposton Bring your our V sfe sfss'f alons i soa Soa
IKE ,,EI2 For appeintment phone ia. 1900.
saiEsMEEkNl Mh s%M1EEklAMs Nationally known chemical sh
compounds to the heating and transports a.
ton industries; established territory in
800, 113 w. 42nd ST., New York is.
only aluminium combination storm win
dows featuring removable bottom sill
Also aluminium storm doors. Both guar
earnings, $3.50 to $500 per wk. Call ST
1894 for appt Ask for Mr.. GROSSMAN
mgr Car necessary. -31
of selling rugs and floor coverings to ex.
elusive clientele. Working conditions
etc.i the best. All replies in ssric
Evening star., 1948-08-31
HELP WOMEk.
ADDING MACHINE OPERATOR for p

ADDING MACHINE OPERATOR for posi-.
4 ton !, III IN 4, % ouT sales audit dept; s-day yk
trade association has opening for tive
young women with addressograph expert.
enee; small ma once; eonseniaI people; inter; aat
pay ysflhidsI fhd ssneats; !5.asy week: ABBY JSHs
4 SHRTHH l95 Gory i wRiTrR to bsna.
essary Salary commensurate with exp.
Gs SsssFSTTS 81 SsTSG sdSkRHTRfPHsR 5s5 kfHRRPHHsRRsp day xk
Per IL wHoIEstALfRs ieRs
AssIsqsHT ssG fssTf's Hos1Rss. sss exDer IS to
yrs. of age. attractive. pleasing personality.
Apply dining rm. HOTEL ANNAPOLIS.
BAKERY n IN sALEsGIRLs-ApDlica,i ,ions ae-
cepted now to start work immediatel At
77o9 Ga. ave. NV, 1s40 Col. I'd. NV,
Apply 5os7 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. ais5.
BAKERY ssaLRsGIRL: young; e.pe1; only
Apply IN person Pos1Ns' 5766 Georgia
BEAUTY BEAUTY OPERATOR, thoroushly exper,
for shop with established business ~ ~
BEATTY stsY ssspt s.E sS .sfs s
BEAUTY OPERATORS. licensed District.
with years exper. or more, will be given
month free instructions in teaching
direction Of Mr.. Harold johnson. eminent
stylish and teacher. Positions guaranteed
to those who qualify AMERICAN ACAD-
ENVY OF BEAUTY CULTURE. No. 8 Du-
. BEAUTY OPERAToR-Must be 5000
manicurist WOODLEY PARK TOWERS
BINDERY OPERATION, exper.; perm. Job
good wages; ar-conditioned bindery. VIM.
s96WETz G0 e1S N.GHfss In T. aosstxATos
Reminetou Rand accounts payable and re-
ceivable: 5-dsy week: salary. S45. Box
BoOKKEEPER-TYPIsT. for coal and fuel
oil husfness exper. Pref; good hrs, good
pay: perm. 2o20 r. !. ave. ne. Du. 2s22.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

for dance studio in FAN,
Church area. Box 321 8, Star. al
CLERKS. white, must be experienced for
dry cleaning stores. NV. sections. LUNA
CLEANERS, Adams 114S. g.
CASHIER, experienced. with general ONCE
experience: good salary; position perma-
nent. LIVINGSTON 906 9TH st. NV.
CANVASSERS, experienced; 8 hours work
in evenings, SIS guaranteed. DE. 5505.
CLERK-TYPIsT, age a1-25. permanent
position: must be good general ofice
worker: knowledge OF shorthand helpful;
excellent chance for adyanesment good
personal interview. a
sysday: sood pay Jay ,BARNEys Grill,
NC, 2761 N. Wash. blvd, Arl., Va. GL
LioTT-UNDERwooD bookkeeinR ma
chine operator with general of1ice expert.
ence: salary, sos per week: confidential
position: permanent. State full oualiflca-
tions and references Box 169V. Star. %
HOUSEMAN for work in guest house: live
in; also maid. Could use couple. 1925
osGANisT osaa nj 4 e CHOIR DIRECTOR. prottstan,
church, $500 a year. one service one re-
hearsal a week, except during Lent
sqndays. TNG yseatl2n Boy 3asiT Sea1 -,
wholesale general merchandise concern
5-day week, good pay. Write Box l7s-s
STUDENTS, do you need full or part time
work? Excellent opportunity for sales
work In pvt home ewes. or afternoon. AT
5f5S -81
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JOHN N. MeINERNEY. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia.
ministr stion-This is to Give Notice That
the Subscriber, who was by the District
Court Of the United States for the District
OF Columbia granted letters testamentary
on the estate Of Annie Lou Buchanan. de-
ceased, has, with the approval of the
District Court Of the United States for
the District of Columbia. holding a Pro-
pate Court, appointed Tuesday. the 9TH
day OF September, 194s, at 1000 O'Clock
M. as the time. and said Court room as
the place, for making payment and dis
trioution from said estate, under the
Courts direction and control when and
where all creditors and persons entitled
TO distrtbutive shares or legacies. or the
residue, or parts thereof are notified to
attend. IN person or by, agent or attorney
duly authorized, with their claims against
the estate properly vouched. Given under
ny hand this s,z 18th b day OF August, l94s
ST., N. w (SealD Attest: THEODORE
CoGswELL. Register of Wills for the Dis
trtct OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court eu17o33l
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PROPOSALS.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Diyector Of Of
PROPOSALS wiz be received in Room 80, 500.
sylvania ave W. Wa ashington A. D. C.
u-til : o'clock PM, EDsT. September 2;
1a4S. and then oublicly opened and reao
for grading various streets. avenues. road
wavs and alleys in the District Of Column
bia. au25. .9R,S7,"S.W. 81
PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATIONS. Fed
sral Works ASency. AUGUST "A le4s @
81 the Division Engineer Public, Roads
Administration. 40 Columbia pike. ar Ar
ssmher 81. l94s, for Projeet lBi3 pI,D:s lD3;
Georges County. Nd The approximate
Quantities Of the more important items n are
as follows: :, acres clearing and erubblng
"40o Gu. yd. excavation and 5i5 Gu 70
gravel base course. Minimum wage rates
have been fixed as required by law, For
slsns and speciacati%9ns % Dc deposit ,If Of
to the Treasurer of the United States States
within Is days after opening OF bids.
Plans; specifications and proposal form. forms
n J SPELMAN. Division Engineer. i
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LEGAL NOTICES (cent.).
HoSAN Z H1RTsoN. Attorne,

49, 0hN ~ nAhIoON, Attorneys,
SO Colorado BLDG, Washington. b. C.
n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
unltsd states for the District of Columbia
,1,nIAE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK OF
WAShINGTON, D. c., Trustee, Plaintiff.
Is DAVID RUBIN. ct ais. Defendant
No. 23e1-4s.--The object OF this suit is TO
OBTAIN q declaratory judgment and in
ALructlonS to the plaintiff, as trustee under
me last Will and testament OF Jacob Rubin.
deceased, determining the rights OF the
pertles defendant in and to the accumulat-
go net income as well as the current net
income from said trust and. more par
tieu!arly, to determine whether the de-
Ienoant, Mayer Doba Rubin Muterperel,
also known as ChaJa Doba Rubin Muter-
PEREZ, life beneficiary under said trust.
~ alive or dead and. If dead, the date
oI ner death. On motion Of the plaintiff.
y ls this l3th. day of August, 1g4s. ordered
tnat the defendants Hayer Doba Rubin
Mutefperel, also known as Chaja Doba
Ruoin Muterperel; Earns Yankel Muter-
perez: Chain Shimen Muterperel; cause
tneir appearance to be entered herein on
Or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the FIRST publication OF this
oroer; otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default Pro-
vloeo, copy of this order De published
once week for three successive weeks in
me washington Law Reporter and The
Esrenlng star before said day. 80
EDWARD M. CURRAN, Justice. tSeal)
Attest: HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk. BY
ELLA MeDONALD. Deputy Clerk.
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until tuesday, the 7th day, Of september.
time. hy order of the trustees.
ment. modern. semidetached brick dwell
ing, No. 2125 South Pollard ST., Arlington.
virtue of a certain deed Of trust recorded
in Deed Book No. us, Page 81. one Of
the Land Records Of the County Of Airing,
offer for sale by PUBLIC auction in trent o.,
teenth day Of septembera l24s. at 3
TesHSdvnn UsISk Of Lot bart Of sosf PARK 0
according to a plat attached to a Deed Of
Dedication. recorded among the Land
Paes q o5 sag The orna ps Of 0o
lass Park" being recorded in Deed Book
2o5, at PAGE $50. of the Land RECORDS
a dspoa Of s9on REQUIRED Of
piled with within 80 days from day Of sale,
peSe pToperts at rsf snd cost u de-
faulting purchaser after 5 days adver-
tiSement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Arlington County. Va. or de- De
WALroN L. L. sANpERsoN. J. EARLE Nc,
GEARY. trustees au31 sep3.7 7,10,14
ADAM A; WEsCHLER z aos SON .nn auetionss5' s'ss'
grade paint, exterior. interior gloss, semi.
gloss and nat; enamel. undercoat, floor
porch. concrete. automobile linoleum nnish
to be sold in reasonable quantities. New
Niagara" and "Kehm Master Eas-fred
furnaces, new cabinet sinks By auction
At Wesehler,s. 905 st; NV wednesday
Niagara" eas-fired eravity furnaces
series !O-3AC: AGA input rating. So
new 'Kehm Master" qas-fred heattne
boilers AGA. rating, hot-water rad. soc
SO. #: $50 Btu. max: " p water SO
Cash JOSEPH LURIA, Attorney. National
Press BLDG Auo7 ,30,31