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Seward seaport record., 1948-10-20
Tiny Freighter Safe But Much Cargo Lost

The tiny ship Southeastern, a 450-ton freighter. rode jauntily into Seward Monday, after one of the toughest voyages seamen have ever lived to tell of.
 By the time it reached the Port of Seward, the crew had all but forgotten they had gone aground on the coast of Vancouver Island. Piles of eggs smashed and scram- bled about the deck. broken bags of potatoes and smashed crates of produce told part of the tale on sight.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-20
COMPENSATION PAYMENTS ARE SLOW

According to best information available at press time, none of the unemployed longshoremen have re- ceived unemployment compensa- tion payments, though several have made application.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-20
HAL GILFILEN CALLED TO STATES

Hal Gilfilen left this week for the States to attend the funeral of his father Mr. Gilfilen's father was well known in Seward. having spent an extended vacation here this past summer.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-20

The cigars will be on Ben A. Bellany of Homer today. A boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. Bellamy at the Seward General Hospital early this morning. Both mother and son are doing we'll
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-20
ASKS FOR BIDS

The Fish and Wildlife Service is asking for bids for work on two Quonset huts. The work will in- clude concrete foundations. Bids are open till 2 pm. October 22
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-20
COUNCIL MEETING POSTPONED

The city council meeting was postponed from Monday night till Wednesday, October 20.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-20

The swastika, used by the Nazis, was ar rssss Ass Jewish religious
, 1948-05-15
Martial Law in Egypt;
Army in Palestine

Martial law has been declar
ed in Egypt as its armies cross
ed the Palestinian border at
one minute after midnight.
simultaneously, other Arab
countries sent their armies to
fight for the liberation of the
country which has been claim
ed by the Jews and proclaim
ed as a sovereign state.
The Egyptian foreign minis
ter has issued a communique
imposing a strict censorship on
all telephone, cable and other
communications, Two mill
tary governors have been APP
Continued on page 81
, 1948-05-15
PRESIDENT TRUMAN
NEW
STATE

Approximately twenty min
utes after word of the procla-
nation of Jewish state, Pre-
sident Truman said the Uni
ted States recognizes its exis-
tence as the de facto govern
ment. Secretary George Mar
shall has ordered no discussion
by members of the depart
ment but that the statement
of the President be allowed to
stand alone.
Delegates to the United Ma
tions were said to be dazed
and puzzled at the u. S. act
ion; Arab delegates were par
ticularly bitter. The Soviet
delegates showed no surprise
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-05-15
F. Flanagan Of Boys
Town Dies

Father Edward Flanagan
of Boys Town fame, died of
a heart attack in a u. S. Army
hospital yesterday in Berlin.
ed to speak to the people in
Father Flanagan was 81. Hun
dreds of once wayword boys
have been orphaned by his
death.
The famous Catholic priest
was stricken while helping to
spread the gospel among the
unfortunate youths of Euro
pean countries. He recently
spent one month in Austria.
Father Flanagan started his.
now famous Boys Town in
Omaha, Nebraska, in Deem
Der 1917 and it was incorpora-
ted as a regular community
in 1947, in which a boy could
be mayor for a day. It has a
population Of about $50 boys
Continued on Page a.
, 1948-05-15
l am an American
Pro. By Legion

Under the auspices of the
Alexander Hamilton Post No.
IS, Of the American Legion,
the annual celebration of II am
an American Day" will be
held on the Christiansted
wharf at $3.50 P. M. Principal
speaker will be Father Ber-
nard Mac Laughlin.
Another feature Of the pro-
gram will be the presenta-
ton of several persons who
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-05-15
COUNCILMAN CHRISTIAN
REPORTS TO PEOPLE

Last night Councilman j.
de Castro Christian reported
to his constituents in the
Christiansted marketplace.
Mr.. Christian gave an out
line Of what had been accom-
plished in the Legislative AS
sembly recently, also giving
his views on certain of the
other items including the re-
ferendum.
, 1948-05-15
Truman Predicts Dem.
Victory In Nov.

President Truman vigorous
~ attacked the Republicans
at a meeting of young Demo-
Gratis last night and predicted
the party would win in
November. He said amid ap-
plause, that there will be a
in the White House
for the next four years and
you are looking at him..
He called the roll Of great
Democrats in history begin
ing with Thomas jefferson
down to Franklin Roose-
welt, whom he called the
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-05-15
High School Athletes
Competing In St. Thomas

A group of student athletes
from the Christiansted High
School left yesterday at 9 o.
clock aboard the Flight" and
by plane, to participate in Sc
veral inter-island games in st.
Thomas. They were accom-
panied by two teachers, Will
Thurland and Camille En-
manuel, the latter is also the
coach.
According to the program
scheduled there was a supper
last night at the Vocational
Division followed by a con-
ference n rules. At $3.50 the
students held a Get Acquain
ted" meeting with the st.
Thomas students in the H. S.
Continued on Page Az
, 1948-05-15
Governor Speaks In Chrisfiansfed On Mon.
In Fsted On Tuesday Night

Governor HASTE is schedul
ed to speak to the people in
Christiansted on Monday
afternoon at 4:3O. He will
speak from the Bandstand in
the Christiansted Park.
On Tuesday night he will
speak from the Bandstand in
Frederiksted at $3.50. His topic
will be Looking Ahead.
Everyone is invited to be
present to hear what His Ex-
~cellency has to say.
, 1948-05-15
ave Sponsors Program
In F;sted Tomorrow

The American Veterans
Committee has completed the
program for celebration of
Il am an American Day" in
Frederiksted tomorrow even
ing at 4 o'clock. Principal
speaker will be the Hon. Lud-
Wig Harrigan, Member-at-
Large and President of the
st. Croix Labor Union. His
topic will be "a Better Ameri
cam.
Head of the ave in ST.
is Louis Brown, youth
full Compensation Commits
sioner for the Island.
, 1948-05-15
LANDMARKS LEAGUE
PoSTPONES MEETING

A postponement of the next
meeting of the St. Croix
Landmarks League has been
announced until the third
Tuesday i'm June (the 22nd)
by the vice chairman r. H.
Amphlett Leader.
The meeting was originally
scheduled for next Tuesday
night.
, 1948-05-15


a Jewish dream of 1000 years.
At the same time Hagana
troops were marching toward
the fighting fronts to meet
the Arab onslaught.
Ben Gurion, a so year old
Polish Jew, will serve as pre-
mier and war minister. His
proclamation said in part: We
the members of the National
Council, representatives of
Continued on Page ~
, 1948-05-15
Jeus Proclaim Independent
State OF Israel"


AT one minute past mid
night David Ben Gurion for
mally proclaimed the exist
ence of the independent state
of Israel, before a gathering
of 400 persons in Tel Aviv.
Almost Immediately the blue
and white stripes Of Israel
fluttered from flagstaffs and
men, women and children
went wild with JOY in the
streets. with the realization Of
E HF##&Z IgL E
Evening star., 1948-01-05
Oxford and A. U. 10 Debate
Naturalization Of Industry

Social and economic arguments
for naturalization of basic indus
tries will be the subject of the an
nual debate between American UNI
versity and oxford University,
which Is scheduled for January II.
The British squad will be COM
posed of Sir Edward Charles Gurney
Boyle, son of Sir Edward Boyle,
chairman of the Balkans Commit
tee for 20 years; David Harris,
grandson Of q South Wales miner,
history scholar and writer, and An
thony Neil Wedgwood Benn, son of
the Right Honorable Viscount
Stanagate, president of the World
Interparliamentary Union and for
mer secretary Of state for India.
The American team will be Rob
Roy Ratliff Of Joplin, Mo-, and Will
lam j. Wood, jr., of Fall River,
Mass.
The debate will be held in the
auditorium of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce, 1915 H
street NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

COUPLE, white. to manage rooming house
in downtown NV. area; $50 per week
and furnished room. Contact MR.. BRICK
I4boKaToRY I3h ssa 70 Y" TEcN1c1AN. Registered
preferred: fe5 medical CLING; oo e. hF 81.
.v s.s,sd edcs no sss Is diy. =. sss
PORTER to operate oil furnace and dish
washer and do odd Jobs; wife to make
Pc beds coNH s1S help sS Sc nsto bvd Isdre GTyh
sALEsMEN AND sALEssWoMEN, colored
full or part time; to Distribute more than
3Oo fast selling items; beginners earn uI
e.li e. SSS Co. $685. sssk experience not Necessary
so@nissien bass iYli SF so Part tine ssil
5g sSE {; :; = T.;
Pm, Monday through Fridsy:n - :,
TYPIsT. temporary work; speeH At iess' ss
APPLY personnel once, Room b04, star
Building. THE EVENING STAR, 110l Pa
vARIaTYpE ss1 OPERATOR, .xn.r.: TO tax.
fsse.sToxna fsR1Tes a Drlntins establshmsnt: perm
eSSsES S5i Fl .ysIsa .e.s.
ings available immediately for experienced
operators: 81 to 81 so. per hour depend
Room 5O4. Star Building. THE EVENING
f6h s6kR RTEnfpHosE 1Sp 81 aoi ok PEssoNAL contact
erlrinaee SGsf m a issds toF joins. Msnvilie Home
aso fof ssatas sna and
sse ssllfa1 H. fSmRass9Soo RaIen 9oHNs M q
CORP; R9Sop iIa 224; Burton 3D. s@s Sth
Evening star., 1948-01-05
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERKTYPIsT In account
ing dept OF Catholic educational institu-
ton Pleasant working conditions. 30-hour
week state age. experience and salary
ADVERTISING PRODUCTION, thorough
knowledge of art .engravtns. type paste
photogr aphers and layout people; must be
able to plan and direct production OF
large volume OF art: excellent salary.
Apply in person. personnel ONCE: 3rd
floor, THE HECHT CO., 9Th and + sts.
ADVERTISING TELEPHONE CLERK for
classified advertising department OF news
paper. Hours: Sundays II am. to D. m;
3 days l go pm. to $50 pm: Saturday
II am. to 8 pm. Permanent position for
good typist capable Of answering incoming
telephone calls. Apply personnel once,
Room 5o4, THE EVENING STAR. 11o1
AITERATioN HAND for perm. position
FOR alteration dept Of one Of Washing
toms finest vomen's stores: must be ex.
per. in suits end costs; s,, yaestisn , and .7e
SSessrMRfEFs Se MI St AND ES INSPECTORS, exp In
radio or record player manufaeturing
excel. pay and opp. for advancement
steady work. Apply BOWEN co" 47lS
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md. -5
ASSISTANT BUYER for bass, Stoves. um.
b.ellas and gift wear depts. Experience
preferred. State qualifications and salars
expected. Excel oppor. for advaneement
BOZ 410-B, Star.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
HELP MEN.

A saier whit. A only: 5aaS. s 'sses sosr. snS'f af
4anoR 4sP mnor .lteTatons @ ssn and Sales
perisnced mems clothing; excellent salary
TAnoR .fIrrER, supervise nttins, do
sales; permanent position. HOMELAND
Iti1afie 1Anes Blss sso Er' St s1s1 nT' Room 81
uPsoiiisTRRER. part time. ,nrst-el.ss me-
chanic with automobile State salary ex-
sTdu pess!Teddu gSx msxtR 1ts Star 1n.r,.n,.d. xc.sn,
working sonditions Sht and salary for Tigh' TTiEgh'
YOUNG MAN twhite). neat. Is to ~. ire.
iss sALL; RIM: =; 1870 N. 7. ave: s.
YOUNG NAN for work IL merchsndisins
ing cond., vacation with pay. 5-day. 40
Peoples Drug STORES, employment
must have some sxper. and be . viiiins
YSs RAN th' to Or suna.ss 9s4 IA asss
ss sGms g"SsIs1i CAMERA ExcHANaE' sag isio 40 n =.
YOUNG MAN. age 1s to 20, years, part
permit and furnish references. Apply 3421
ro6NG ! g e; nH MEN wANrED-Ar. you int inter-
Large chain store corporation has open
nssS res snd .dysnes, to assistant PsnsSssI,, S,
education, required, coiless education pre-.
ferred. along with definite WILLINGNESS
sired, ages 90 to se; 1t YIN be nssss: s;s,.
towns and cities as the opportunities
arise. Il interested, give full particulars
z Yo6SG 6SN ma NAN, r77' n to 81 year. old. for
general ONCE work and running mimeo-
graph. Steady work, good pay. BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA. 400 9th st. NV,
MA. 1868 -S
NEED FINANCE ADJUsTERs and out
SIDE contacts, local finance CO., automo-
countant,. 3 nights . week. Call for ap-
WANTED. men between the ages 26-sa,
with practical sXper. in commercial, IN
for career as accounting machine SAILS
men: Apply Mr.: Murphy. the NATIONAL.
CASH REGISTER CO., 1917 X st. NV.
WANTED-colored truck driver. reliable
and eticisnt. to deliver sTossriss; exPsri- sE.
SUPPLY CO., $500 Conn. ave. -
Evening star., 1948-01-05

Here is quick and convenient way of insurins that
your classified ad gets into The Star. Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad at the business in The Stars spacious
lobby and give you friendly advice how to phrase
it to your best advantage The Star business counter
is open from am. to II pm. every day. Ads re-
ceived by always get into the next days Star
except on Saturday when the deadne for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy-tyvo want ad Offices all the Washington
and nearby areas In fact it is than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neishborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours Call
Classified Advertising Department, MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neshborhood.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
SALESMEN,

sALEsMEN to sell and service s%tom.sie
nfe extinsuishsrs sfSM tSr =; e. snd nd Va. one one
market: thousands Of prospects. See W. H.
BLAKE, George Mason Hotel. Alexandria,
saIEsMAN ssI sSMlsia'z s{9s$ Ga with sale. experience.
splendid opportunity for agErsssive: crss-
iNal 1ys ss1s'rsa 9ss AERlH n Rsrson' co. F4
sALEsMEN-Bir profits in deals. Experi-
ence preferred but not necessary. Fun IN
ass g s'is'7s ss4sh b::D:as IS :is'
ssAfRsMEN, experienced in selling whole.
Ii Real estate SALESMAN, excel. oppSrt.
1S, .se. sebls sna sa s1i 1H
e'ys sslss ad aa
in re. At ese s.lase esSyfss
ST Mr. n'esss sss. sa 'Rs oW
sxLEsMEN1storm Storm window, roofing and
Mr. coEFEY; 81. 1921; Ls
saiesmen. opportunity to be in business for
yourself making highest profits in the busi-
ness selling, Americas finest cleaning sys-
azines and coast-to-coast radio programs:
phone number and Qualifications; good ter
ritory still available in Washington. Vir-
ginia and Maryland. Box 436-A. Star. u
A PERMANENT OPPORTUNITY with one
Of the largest companies Of this kind The
following are weekly earnings Of men who
started less than 8 mos. ago and these
men zen, m had no Preylous s sxpssraasnee: Ss5 p
S125.4s. No investment necessary, but
references and car REQUIRED. Phone Alex.
00s4 for appointment or investigate at
$40 am. only. 1o7 No. Fairfax st.,
sHIEsMEN-R.tail fabric store. retail ex-
perience is necessary; permanent position.
Salary to start, $40 per wk. plus commits
sion. Apply THE YARDsT1CK, 73l 11th
sUisaiiSIss 81 aiS cHANcE-s.l.smen of 5000 -;
pearance and references wanted to solicit
listings from business people. have the
most liberal proposition that viii surely
appeal to YOU. Call personally weekdays,
BET 70 and i or make appt; With LEON
SALESMAN---National organization needs
3 men to I'LL vacancies; salary, work
hours day, vacation bonus: car not neces-
sary. See STEVE GOsS, 7l0 14th st. nv,
SALESMAN opportunity for q
neat-appearing, wide-awake man. 30-3b
yrs. Of age; salary and commission. See
Mr. Stogo, between 1911 am. only.
LUBAR RADIO Il APPLIANCE CO., 1882
Evening star., 1948-01-05
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM q. WfSCHLKR 0 SON auctioneer!
scatter rugs. new sift goods. sngrayers'
.C.s SAW .d . ..sSu% 81 order
Nyer Koonin, COMMITTEES Of Cora Diehl:
.saetsa sRs 1ass sos e
NV, tomorrow commencing ESQ am,
continutng until midafterneon; furniturs
includes new and used walnut and ma
dressers,, odd beds, coil and box springs;
tnnersprtng, felt and hair mattresses; ma
hos.ny sscrstsry' tables, chairs; hookcsses. CO...
and chair. vacuum cleaner; electric re-
large yenssisn. saa. blinds, blinds ssdiss: 1s once
metal cots. table and foor lamps. mirrors,
new sample draperies. etc; PonseL model
Ds1iS rug n:1i. sls.ninF m.snins' Arco Wand .nd
Rexair model p vacuum cleaner. 10 I'm.
Ensraytne machines. master plates, ETC.,
ADAM q; wEsCaLEl 9 BON, Auctioneers
sweaters. dresses. skirts, gowns. aprons.
hosiery, pajamas, shoes, neckwear, blouses,
D psanss belt; nfan xs.s hand
lures. display cases. counters. tables,
and heads. motion picture protector, ra-
96 L st. NV. Wednesday. January Z,
194S. 10 am. Prompt removal required.
Terms: Cash. ADAM A. WESCHER q
Son. Aucts. ja3.6,6.
BRAMBACH AND .KIllAfEL baby grand
pianos, household furniture Of every. de-
lamps. mirrors, radios, 65 domestic rugs
Be Asfspsss s ss: 18th ' It, pgss sSs1on Liant a
pm; platinum and diamond B bracelet.
layelier pin, earrings and ring. lady's
gold watch, cameos, gold pins, gold Gig
Euauantor Richard :. shands., committee
sss.ts srsh .h Smith National ssv
by order Of the Union trust CO. and
others; Now on view. Terms: Cash. C..
ast.sMIIs15asaa &; MII15aa 10, 4 co" INC" auctionesr''
zED L. WILLIAMS 4 FED L. WILLIAMS.
Jr. auctioneers-Unusually large lot better
grade. and more desirable furniture and
household effects Of all kinds. Will be sold
At the Williams Auction House. 91S New
YORK AVE- fommsnsns Tn! snsa. tomorTox TUESDAY
room suite; several attractive bedrm.
suites: cedar chest: fne white porcelain
late.model gas cook range; several good
studios; 3-pc. maple living room suite;
waterfall style bedroom suite: medium
sh. , x'aut n ysIns snns Foas su TIN Of n asss
size beds, complete: GOOD odd dressers;
chrome 5-pc. break. set: marble-top coffee
tables, end tables. lamp tables; mahogany
credenza with desk drawer attachment;
sils: boxes Of psrsonsI Effects pair
drapes: several rugs; numerous other goods
Of various kinds. Auctioneers' phone. ma.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
SPECIAL NOTIcES (conf. J ,

N0TIGE 3I ANNgAL 1nI.1 MEITING M...,2r 0r ]
q IN stosahodsEs % sf tes sAIosA AZ
the election Of directors. and the trans
action of any other business that may
properly come before the meeting. will
be held at the ofnces Of the Company
at the northeast corner Of Fifteenth
Street and New York Avenue, Northwest,
Washington, d. c., on Tuesday, the thir-
teenth day of January, 194s. at three
O'Clock PM. The stock transfer books
will be closed for ten days before the
meeting, the tenth day being the date
Of the meeting. NELSON J. FOSTER,
Evening star., 1948-01-05

ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, auetioneera
States marshars sale, Of antique
disytiekl, etc. By public suction At Wesch-
ler,., ., eos = st: NV. Friday, January 16,
Limoges tray, cupid and bird decoration;
Stanordshire group and dgurtne; satsuma
footed urn; circular Dresden Jewel box: 2
field vase; Chinese ''God Of Philosophy
and Hen and Chicks" hgurines; pair. tall
Russian silver-on-hrass candlesticks:
Terms: Cash. In re: Erich 8. Hermann.
Inc, vs.. Vernon Booth Lowrey and Marga.
ret B. Lowrey, trading Is Rexcraft Of
Wasfington; Municipal Court No. 46O6S3.
W. BRUCE MATTHEWS. United States
Marshal in and for the District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
PROPOSALS.

GoHMlssIoNERs ,ols p G. Wgash,ns:op
viii be received IN Room 59s; Dlstriss &
ls4s, and then publicly opened and rsae
Mckinley y @ @HisS scSoeI. snd and 7 sts. n 9
tanned in Room 4sa, District Building
GoMNussIoNERs, D.s e. Washinston
o; January ] z hs4s-seaieoda La pr0noss,l, n,l,
1sS4sen and aen pRabc Esa ops.a snd
fns s exsSsn S 'sssE
Consists ss 81 Of $50 linear feet Of los dismete,
Of s" diameter wstermain. Proposals
IN i * Rsen = District isuiidlns:
sIlII, bs Fsss|ysd il Room SS5 ! Pl:ssis!
Rsild19ss u9sal Da sa sta1ass
YET yses azs 'of 81 n.s4 ssF . s
pipe sewer: e., ths eonstruction 81
ssTyse eaR Sad ssass'
Of 10" diameter terra colts. pipe sewer
1IOpUSdl plduS 4uQ epSCiuCdtioue 1ol
the above Jobs may be obtained In Room
427, District Building. .iA2.3.6.6.7.8
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
the Procurement Section, National Bureau
OF Standards, washington, D.. c., until 2
pm, January 16, 1946. and then publicly
opened. for necessary labor and materials
for alterations to Room 8. West Building
fEo. ~ in accordance with plans ant
specifications which may be obtained from
the Procurement Section, National Burea,
Of Standards. "a
WASHINGTON sUBURBAN sanitary Com
mission, Contract No, 442.s, Construction
posals for constructing . sewage pumpins
station OF reinforced concrete and frame
construction, approximately 90 feet by
IL feet. including an access road, on Con-
tract No. .442-S. will be received ut the
ONCE Of the washington Suburban sani-
tery Commission, Hamilton street, Hyatts-
ard Time. Tuesday, January 20, 194s
at which place and time they will be pub
licly opened and read. Plans and speci-
fcations may be obtained from Harry. r.
Hall, chief engineer Of the commission
which deposit VIM Ss returned 70 6iddsS.
or to those returning plans and specin.
cations in good condition. DWIGHT B
GAIT, LACY SHAW, L. @. WORTHING-
TON, Commissioners.
Evening star., 1948-01-05

When anstDering advertise
n1ents addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal value. Ad-
vertisers often tail to call tr
all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed II remaining over 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
AUCTION SALES.

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ssss1s SIsns and 1rs
ri erust e." aus Tssas q 'eEisa sea
NS sse 81 he pset of as snd
sSs;rsss Is; ,s sSs undsIT;s,sasa fIss,sss, :, yMI IN
Fspsss sn s4 ne Sfy
soca g the ststs II tSe nd
esrt Of lot numbered IXenty.nve t25S il
l2zp. as pei plat recorded IN the once
am IF hs Is Ebse b for s o D s desdrSed t Se
Ikinsmsn XII pl: At ths Sc; ceEner OF ssid
Rinsman XII @ pPs 1857 FEET, Yna tRence % west and
parallel with the south line Of said lot.
g feet, thence, south and parallel e. With
the south line Of said lot. IS feet to the
lot r NUMBERED IN eight '' hundred and iifteen
4 kn0ga gold as ,b5s:t aSsS nrlaf 81
pToxims teiy S$'sss: :os: further psrtieulaTs
Sale 9hs te purehsse pres sbove SAID trust
reauired ConvsyancinE: recording etc. etc.,
piied WITH within ' thirty days Otherwise Il
ssssss n # SSaE sisEiSs y;
THOMAS. Trustees. 1a2,5,s.1O.12
THos. J. OWEN son, apctioneers. 4sb
Southern Buildine-Chattels at suction
sale Of valus5s and Nc
permanent wave machine, dryers. chairs,
russ rs'' pictures ' and other Numerous items,
BY virtue of a certain chattel deed Of trust
dated January, ~: 1914. being Instrument
tSe TIE land esso records Of tie District of Column.
bia. and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees
Of Thos J. Owen 4 Son; Room 435,
on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of January. AID.
nshnrs a s. and eauipment as set ct fosth run In
the above mentioned chattei trust and
ject, to an unrseorded nrst ehattsi trust
interest In m per Oe cent faom JsnSsry SSST 91
be announced at the time Of sale; the
il cash st time oi sas All RaSslss
REEtT NJ M2ke4s liSe is'fS fFus!.ss
THos. ]. OWEN son, auctioneers, 435
Southern Bldg.-Trustees' sale Of valuable
semidetached brick dwelling known as
s44 Yuma st. sc. By virtue Of certain
deed of trust duly recorded, in Iiber
No. 1888, Folio 153 ct sea-, of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, and
at the request Of the party secured there
by, the undersigned trustees will sell, at
public auction in front Of the premises,
on Friday, the 9th day Of January, AID.
194S, at 3 O'Clock pm, the following-
described land and premises; situate in
as and being Lot numbered eighty,six ts6)
In the Sero Construction Co.'s subdivision
Of lots In square numbered sixty-one hun
corded in the once Of the Surveyor ior
Folio 101. subject to building restriction
line as shown on said plat. also subject to
covenants of records. Terms: Sold subject
to a prior building association deed of
trust for approximately S6,S99. 80. 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. Conveyancins. record
ing, etc, At purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with within. 80 days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discretion of
the trustees: BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN. Trustees.
de29,31, ja2,5,s.
sN The above sale has been postponed
until Monday, the 18th day of January.
AID. 1p4S, at the same place and same
time. BY order Of the trustees.