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Evening star., 1949-09-19
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED
II to 80 years of age; good, perma-
nent jobs, with steady, year-around
earnings. with paid vacations, sick
leave, free TRANSPORTATION and other
benefits Learn to operate a street.
car or bus. We will teach you. and
pay YOU while learning -
APPLY NOW .
Monday through Friday. $50 am.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
employment of1ice, 3132 M st. NV.
Take Routes 80 Rosslyn, 90 Cabin
John. 80 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct to door.)- -22
PIN BOYS
Wanted to set ten pins: plenty of
games; good pay and tips; no ex-
perience necessary. We will teach.
Apply 506 King St, Alex, Va. -26
PRINT-A-SIGN MACHINE operator
Permanent position. Apply
JELLEFF"S
1214-122O r st. NV.
Personnel ONCE --24
DANA cEDyYT~Y5H NJ
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HELP MEN tCont.)

Compulsory insurance on cy.
clists is being urged in Erie.
Evening star., 1949-09-19

HAIR STYLIST, experienced. salary
and commission, 5k2-day week, in
one of WASHINGTON most exclusive
shops. Box 2lS-B, Star. 10
INSURANCE MEN, with car. for In
dustrial debit; good paying position
with unlimited opportunity for
future. Apply 9-l2 noon. 41C
Commerce and Savings Bldg, eth
and E SITS. NV 80
INSURANCE INDUSTRIAL DEBIT
opportunity for licensed solicitor
Guaranteed salary to start. MA
2443, MR.. McGRORY. IA
JANITOR, exper. and have refs, for
large bldg. of 80 units; Sl20 mo
and liv. quarters. Apply at desk,
1913 Harvard st. NV. 30
JANITOR-At once; quarters fur
nished; references required. Apply
Mrs. Saxton, CHALFONTE APIS,
1901 Argonne pl. NV. -19
JANITOR-FOr large apt. project in
suburbs; good salary, day work
leading to resident janitor's posi-
tion with quarters; nom drinkers
only wanted. Apply to Mrs. johnson,
Chillum Heights Apts., $40 Chillum
Heights Drive, Hyattsville, Md. Take
Ks bus from Michigan Ave. and
Eastern Ave. NE. terminal direct
LIQUOR SALESMAN, retail store.
eYner rafarenceS pov Ctor
Evening star., 1949-09-19

colored. part-time
/; hours can be ar
Y DRUG. 2003 18th
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07
Legislators Are
 Honored at Tea
 By Mrs. Gruenin(

Honoring members of the Legis- lature and their wives, Mrs. Ernest Gruening, wife of the Governor, entertained with a tea yesterday afternoon.
 Asked to pour and assist during the tea hours were Mesdames Ralph J. Rivers, B. D. Stewart, s. c. Han sen, Keith Roberts, Duncan Chalm- CTS, James c. Ryan, Mildred Her mann, A. F. Ghiglione, Stanley Bas- kin and Robert Simpson, and Misses Elizabeth Mosher, Lynde Fales and Dorothy Whitney.
 Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne sang, Ms. David Kenway played violin numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Jack Popejoy, and Miss Dorianne Barnes played several piano selec- tens.
 When John D. Rockefeller died in lo37, it was announced he had given more than $530,000,000 for philanthropic and charitable pur- poses-tlie largest group of such gifts ever made.
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think of clean things, and do clean things" he concluded.
 Feature of the Court of Honor fol- lowing the Vesper serv ces was the presentation of three Star Scoul badges to Donald MacKinnon, Jr. Eddie Dull, and Arthur McKinnon These Scouts are of Juneau Troop B. Since Arthur McKinnon is il bis father. A. F. McKinnon was pre- sented with his sons badge.
 Other awards to Troop 23, spon- sored by the Episcopal Church were
 first class Scout tadge to JerrJ Wade by M. J. Whittier Merit badg es were awarded to Arthur Mckln- on for firemanship, public health aersonal edith, pathf nding; tt Gsrald Shaw for firemanship, per
 nal health, pathtinding; to Eddie Dull for firemanship, public healt ? music, pathfind ny; Bobby Murray or path finding; Elton Engstrom Jr. for reading, music Tae meri
 d1es were presented by Dr. lame z Ryan.
 Ire Dougl Troop 6l0 was re
 ve ted b. a andlelight ceremonJ
 is troop has heen inactive ioi
 ne ims Lut was recent Ieac + ated under tie leadership o. Scout I ster Henry Osinga and ass stan'
 out Master James Devon. Junsal roop g had charge of the candle ting ceremony.
 Hennsta A. Clem rave out the raem egs. .sis certificates 10 the Doug- les eouts and ti1osa receiving ten were on Cashen, Bill Fleek, Rch- ard Lsaak, John Jensen, Jay Max r Pat Wellington, David Clem, Johr lToisington, Donald E. Niemi, Lou rusich Gerald Smith. Te Dou las
 outs receiving Tenderioot badges were Gerald smith, Joan Hoising- t2n. and Jay Maker. Presenting the Tenderfoot badges was Henry Os- inga.
 Juneau Trooo 613, sponsored by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07
ROYLL WELCOME EXPENDED SQUAD,
 SKACWkY TRIP

Juneau High Schools basketball squad was given royal welcome srd fnll " ekend of hospitality ov the businessmen of Skagway and the akagway High School stu aelst body on their trip to the no hem city for the basketball sames series.
 j-EIigns Crimson Bears return cd the favor by tlouncing their hcsss in two games played Friday and Satu4 day nights to take tie
 ,sries and the Northern Dlvis- ion Chams ionship.
 The 1o-man squad, Coach Dade Nickel and Superintendent Ed clark reeu.nsd aboard the Juneau Spruce tug Santrina last night at { o'clock after leaving Skagway at 1o30 yesterday morning.
 visiting Juneau basketeers were quests If honor at parties follow ing both night games. Friday evening the Skagway Chamber of Commerce were hosts to the group tt the Derby Inn. Saturday night the student body sponsored a dance at the high school, followed by special showing of the movie Ride The Pink Horse at the sEasway Theatre for the Juneau i tas Saturday afternoon, the Elks bowling alleys were opend for use j6l the visiting team.
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the American Legion, received the following awards: second class Scout, Ernest Kronquist ry Joseph Smother; personal health merit badge, Richard Klingbeil by Joseph Snofner
 Membership certificates and Ten derfoot hadges were presented bg Donald Moles to Dick Pegues, Rob- ert Pegues, Robert Stratton, Jay Crondahl, Robert Harris, Henry Mu- seth, Wayne Powers, Clifford Ro- bards, Ted Tisdale, Kenneth McGee, Larryl Msh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07
H 0 U s [ MEASURES
7sTH DAY FEB. 5
(NFes.su .as fntroduced)

fNessu -aS sntrouuced)
 HB g. by Hep. Warren A. Tay- lor to amend the law relating to lling devices Referred to Judi isrv Commi tee.
 committee Substitute for Hb- l2 by Inc Committee on Fisher ies F.sh and Came. o provide Tor ! bounty cf SC for the killins of hair seals.
 Measures Pas ed)
 g.JR 2, directing the Depart nent of Public wei r to cease ea.ments 10 Maynard Columbus Fossital at Nome for the care of -..sel Werner. Passed 22-0, ab- SLIM, 1. seeking bonus of sl5 .aa oanca on all gold mined in the .Is gitcry. Passed 23-o, absent. SLIM. s. l.f illg tho construction isf hahwaF from Cordova to con- meet with the Interior Highway 33s.f elsl Fs8sscd 23-e, absent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07

leffs sermon was We Are Bullo- ing" in which he stressed that pos sihly the greatest Scout was the One of long ago, Christ. He was obedient to the best things of His fife and times"
 Dur ng the war, only the best thin7s were used in the war effort. It is a challenge to you Scouts now to use only the best in building your lives"
 Added to the using of but the best is the twelfth of the Scout laws which states that Scout is rever- ent You must keep physically clean.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07

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 Tsraorals alseuthad prosper
 Steamship much that .1 adequate s and deficient efficient economy We maintained at reasonable level vhh will permit business enterprise prosper and % expand we M are % hd n@ @ possible value and still permit useful operation vr concerned the future of the Territory for our own survival 2 roeno A~eAp"e"
 Industrial development Territory transforming of omaAeta the payroL support large population which for short period n The Alaska s. ssd,st Lime seriously within its ability aid in the development manufacturing plants within the lerntoy' sr s1s s.,: ss s@.s ;; ssssss t" s' good '"''
 the civic pride of its citizens We nfode Alaskan share responsibility their civic life Furthermore The s A @ Lin it's and valuable citizens in their own right only good as the community mwhn
 xGlALAsKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Ses4~s >4W >4zaA<a
 MAera
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.URpnY 6 NyRPHY

REALTORS ACCOUNTANTS Phone c7G over First National bam
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VGNEN VOTERS
 INLET TOMORROW

social work, and Juneau's specifl4 ao ds, will b. discussed at t9mor- rows meetn8 of tn Juneau Pro sis- toaal League O Wcmea voters' al Ia neon Iurche1neat fle 6aranoi To tel
 SD kers E | be azis sadie B.lli5 dist jet " flare vorker and Alss r9oen IHick. child welfare Nolka
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BCY SCOUT COURT OF HONOR, vE5pER
 SERVICES SUNDAY

The first day of Boy Scout week was observed yesterday afternoon at 3 30 with a Scout vesper Service and Court of Honor in the Juneau Graoe School auditorium.
 The subject of Rev Walter Sooo-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07
T < PELADTES MEET
 TOMORROW EVENING

Chapel dies will meet at the home of Mrs. L. T. Webb at Aux Bay, tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend to complete plans for 6 Fellowship dinner to be given at he Chapel y-The-Lake
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07
EAy ElTY BASD
 pRAtTigf fGnIG !

Tho .eauiar weekly practice of fhs Junesu City 3 nd will be held t6ni Il at 6 o'clock in the
 ede sehcol auditorium Several asw sals CHS or the March p ecaeelt w.u bs paced in rehear-
 eu6 6ireeer Jee 5aofner as s for a good at endance. At last V rE ice D musicians att
 ad a,a | is expected full 25 m ba ant tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07
WANT ADS
F0R SALE

6 NEW HOUSES to be built for late spring occupancy; or 3 bedrooms. with or without fire places. A commitment before building vii. allow considerable choice in style and finish. Verg lenient terms RESIDENTIAL property in all price ranges. APARTMENT Houses at desirable
 nvestmSnt prices. BUILDING Lots. WlLLlAN Pl,lcsa 135
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-07
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Centrally located 7-unit apartment
 bldg pius Broom house aG-
 isln.ng plus q building site for
 smother sm-ll house. Apt. 13 Yeals old, hot water heat, com- pletely furnished; l-bedroom
 apts and 3 bachelor apts. Some tenants in building B years. $400 1 monthly income Owner will fi-
 nance -$1900o down, 500 plus
 iatarest monthly.
 aaTLL 4-unit apartment build-
 ing. close in, two Broom aptS., ! wo 2-rocm aptS. S12,500. Terms. sITTgA greenhouse and two-story horSe on lots 50xl25. Florist ' business. $8,500. 7 BUILDING LOTS in Scatter Tract { S350 each.
 SEOP OR STORE SITES, Small
 Boat Earbor, 100x90 filled at
 hagbol entrance, $46O0; 150x50
 nsxt McIean's S49O0. SHOE SHOP, completely equipped
 nd stocked, VIII train purchas- i er art. in rear, S2500. l PEI STOP and second hand store, stock nd lease sl5o0
 s4S99 bedroom, furnished
 house. iusu d Eor S4590 paid un- l till SeDs. ls49. immediate occu-
 psncy Washing machine, new
 Coldsgot refrig., Pacific oil range,
 new daveno, cooking utensils, sil-
 verwarc, dishes, bedding and
 linens, table linens, towels. Re-
 n0deled and renovated. A bright, i cheIy uttle house with lot COX
 I20 Beautiful view. GAIA. fam
 fly trausserrng 10 States. Show
 inss py appointment only. s8,GCJ , large bedroonls, llv-
 sng room with view, dining room, i modern Kitchen. new concrete
 basement with all utility con- f necsions il, yard, one block from
 st. AAns. 5 600 wll handle. a13.509 . i bedrooms, full con- cecte bas.msnt, furnished. 11th l BAEIN ROAD 2-bedroom house.
 beautiful visw, modern, furn.
 S6800.
 1 BASIN ROAD 5-bedroom, large /! ing room with fireplace, mod ein, furn, $4,75O
 i 3fTTEP SON HTIJ near Ark Lake
 modern, acres patented, in- i cludes 194O Ford Pickup. $5,000. ! FRITZ COVE $6800 and $2500 i LOOP $400 on acre homeSite. | DOUGLAS ROAD beach side, $500 l DOUGLAS $6500 and $7500.
 FINN HILL-$3500 unfinished. OIL Range, tank and blower, $150 i TWO davenports at $50. l ls3G Hot Rod, $130; 1940 Ford 1 Coupe $650.
 i e40 Packard coupe $650; l94l | Ford coupe S750.
 {! ia41 Plymouth Sed. $650 1941 | Chrysler Sed., new motor and 1 transmission $750 1922 Pon- tiac Sed., new motor and trans 1 mission, $850.
 FISH PACKERS Merrimac and i Gambler.
 l. GI.netters, trollers, halibut 1 or combination.
 1 SPORT MODELS, all sizes MA ! 1oThT.r lNGTNEC
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' 0R SALE

COMpI ETELY furnished 3-bdr. home. hardwood floors, fireplace, laundry facilities, refrigerator, elec range Beautiful home with view central location. Terms. S35 Fer month rental near school and business d strict with pur- chase of sl500 furniture. Two bedre5mss Includes radio, refrig., etc
 On Lawson Creek, bdr home, good
 beach for children, furnished. Terms, ininediasely available. TWO fieeplaeesa utility room with
 Bepaix washing machine and
 dryer double plumbing, garage, poss.Ne 3 btils. appr acres la1.-.; former rromholst property. furnished or unlurnished. CATE. rocming house al.d bar pric- cd right, gocd income, books open
 to serious prospect. IzENDALLs troller, 32-ft., excel
 lanG condition, Pelican; THE
 ECRRESTEE; TIE CHARGE;
 power barge
 PROPERTY near airport, home { aper. 3 mi Glacier Highway B.
 bars. 5 acres pat. land 3 hous es 5 mi. acre pat. land; 101a mi. appr : acres pat. land, house and large garage. 4% money, pric-
 ed for euicE sale. good water sys- tern
 LIQUOR Store With clean stock;
 can remain or move from pres ent location.
 { TWO daplexes prices S4.50O and SD,5C0 co. also CRESCENT apts. LOTS n clIy, on Glacier ana : Dou las nighwe {. 3-bdr. home
 Norway Point t5,500 cash. Pos siDie terms
 .URpa.Y G MJRPHY
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30
BERT'5 RE0pEN|NG
SCHEDULED FRIDAY

At $50 tomorrow morning. Bert's
Food Center will reopen with a
new selling policy.
The market, colorfully re-decorat-
ed and enlarged, will operate on a
strictly cash basis. Free delivery
service will be maintained, however
with large orders.
For a little over week. Don
Abel, The Ideal Paint Store and the
Electric Service Shop have been
busy remodeling the market. Mod
ern self-service refrigeration units
carts that practically propel them
selves" extra Large aisles and con-
venient display shelves are among
the new attractions.
by eliminating expensive phone
service and by cutting down on de-
livery, labor and clerk-hire costs,
we can save our customers sur
prising amount of money" said
Bert Mcdowell, owner.
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National Forest Timber
For Sale

Sealed bids will be received by
the Regional Forester, Juneau, AL
aska, up to and including 900 am,
August /, l949, for all the merchant
able dead timber, standing or down,
and all the live timber marked or
designated for cutting, on an area
totaling approximately 20 acres on
both sides of the Lemon Creek trail
north of the National Forest boun-
Diary, approximately one mile from
the Glacier Highway, Tongass
National Forest, Alaska,
estim a tel to be 735,C00 feet
B. NJ, more or less, of Sitka spruce
and western hemlock sawtimber,
and 1000 linear feet, more or less,
of piling. No bid of less than $3.50
per M TT. B. M for spruce saw
timber, $l0o FER M TT. B. M. for
hemlock sawtimber, 1c per linear
foot fer piling up to and including
95 feet in length and 1i5c per lin
ear foot for piling over 96 feet in
length will be considered $500
must accompany each bid, to be APP
piled on the purchase price, refund
ed or retained in part as liquidated
damages. according to the condi-
lions of sale Primary manufacture
outside the Territory of Alaska of
any part of the timber is subject to
the consent of the Regional Forest
er. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids received Before
bids are submitted, full information
concerning the timber, the condi-
tons of sale and the submission OF
bids should he obtained from the
Division Supervisor, Juneau, Alaska,
or the Regional Forester, Juneau,
Alaska
First run: June 30, 194S)
Last run: July IA, 1949
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Search Underway
Al Anchorage for
Missing prospeetor

ANCHORAGE, June 30--R-The
Tenth Rescue Squadron's trail
crew has set out to find out what
happened to Paul Barnett.
Barnett. 60-year-old veteran pros
pector from Palmer, hasn't been
seen around his cabin in the rug
ged Nelchina Glacier area off the
Glenn highway for three months.
Friends recalled that year ago
he was badly clawed by a bear.
They're wo4red for fear he tangled
with a hear again this spring.
Barnett left Palmer three months
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30
B. B. STARS

Stars OF games played yesterday
in the majors are:
At Batting, Joe DiMaggio, Yam
kees-hit two homers, driving in
four runs in New York's 81 VIC
tory over Boston Red Sox.
At Pitching, Hal Newhouser,
Tigers--shut out World Champion
Cleveland Tribe with six hits for
10th victory, 40.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30
METHODIST BISHOP
KENNEDY IN JUNEAU

Bishop and Mrs. Gerald Kennedy
arrived by plane today from Ketch-
kan, and will be here over the
weekend for services at the Meth
odist Churches. There will be an
informal public reception Friday
afternoon at the Juneau parsonage
from 4:30 to $780, The banquet
will be Friday at 6:15 with admis-
sion by ticket only
The Rev. Edward Knight, who,
after eleven years in the territory
as Superintendent of the Mission,
is retiring, came with the Bishop
and will take part in the services
which include the dedication of the
Douglas Church, and the morning
and evening services in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30

ago for his cabin. Six weeks ago
his dogs came out of the brush. But
there was no sign of Barnett.
A helicopter crew saw no signs
of life while flying over the cabin,
and dropped in to find his diary,
with April Z the last entry
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30

Stone implements were widely
used in most areas during all OF
the bronze age and well into the
iron age.
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ANNIVERSARY TODAY

Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Gerald Williams, who celebrate
their nineteenth wedding anniver-
sary today. Williams is Attorney
General of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-30

Illinois is known as the sucker
state"
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The violet is Illinois state flower
Evening star., 1949-11-21
AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctien
43S Southern Building.

4ESsssf PMEEzsa e; szf9A { Ts,GsS!' ~ z!s si4
TENTH STREET. NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of t5Yss
Of the District Of coiumbia. and at
thereby, the undersisned Trustees
will sell. At public auction; in front
ot aNh the psY Rrswises; GH On noVrR4R TuEsRAY H
is4a. N AZ RA9 Zoo Or oeLock eEsEkish r., The tt:
following described land and prem
ises: situate in the District OF Co
lumoi, and assisnated as and 4eins M
in Block numbered Thirty t3o)
corded in the Once Of the Surveyor
for the District OF Columbia in Liber
County Co, At folie oz.G 40; also s5 ps5s q
William H. clasett's subdivision q
said Block numbered Thirty 900
corded in said surveyors Once in
LiDst D County 9 M At ti folio Wa, "a: b.. besin;,
f said Lot 46, 70 feet M M North s'f from e the %
North line OF Gales Street and run
ming thence. North 19 feet: thence
East 10 feet: thence South 10 feet
.nnh. and h.ns. ;.g %fs, st. 70 ,ss. e E: sss
seven $50 and part Of Lot numbered
Forty-six l4e) now known for the
purposes Of assessment and taxation
as Lot numbered Eight Hundred and
Four tS04) In Square numbered
Forty-five Hundred and Ten (4510).
TERMS OF SALE: ALL CASH. A de-
post Of $4,000 will be required at
time OF safe. All conveyancing. re-
cording. revenue stamps, ETC., at cost
Of purchaser. Terms of sale to 30
complied with within 80 days from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the prop
ing purchaser. after i've days' adver.
tisement OF such resale In some
Newspaper published In Washington.
D. C..
s. WILSON EARNSHAW,
RUDOLPH w. SANTELMANN.
nol0.12.l6.ls.21 Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES
I. II. HALFERN. Attornsy
Bond Building.

MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Civil Division.
B. n cM1 .ne r. sai AAEpERN EE; Tt1af1 t1a Bee C.: i
Realty Co. Bond Building, washing.
QUINN. CARRIE M. QUINN, 3O2 i.
1e st.. Hileah, Florida, Defendants.
Slvil ptR Of He'ISn sunfIeAiosA ES: IS IF
E4MtbHF pHST bEFENDANfs.[rss FFNADAHTnsr SoSddas oSjses
Of this civil action is 70 recover
from the nonresident defendants
the sum Of $750.O0 with interest
from August. z, 1946 and court
costs and to have judgment Of con.
demnstion Of certain property Of
the defendants levied under an af-
tachnn ent issued In this action 70
satisfy the claim Of the plaintiff,
under Title 13, Section Ill, ana
ip9ols ig9l,e.els ses,ssS.. sSe..,oIs p cd; ga
DAY Of NovemSsr, iols. ORDERED
that the defendants appear In this
Court on or before the 10th day,
exclusive Of Sundays and holidays,
after the day Of the first publiea.
tion Of this Order. to defend this
action and show cause why said
condemnation shall not be had:
otherwise the action viii proceed 90
would IN the case Of default: pro.
yided. however that . COPY Of this
Order be published once : week ier
inston Star. Is FRANK Il. MYERS
TER 7. sRAMHAIE clerk. ~ G.
A. CLEMENTS. Deputy clsrk, =.
no7,14,91.
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Thomas J. Owen & Son, Aucti0neers
1876 Southern Building
SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY INCOMPLETE
APARTMENT BUILDING. KNOWN
AS PREMISES 500 YOU STREET.

TKYsEEEs' THsEE sTokY SoHh or 1ncoMPhEFE y5aPhEFE
APAsTMEMT N15fgrs BUILDJNG, VI YM5I I1T KN9WN
sg 4 ytss Sss 4 IT, $751; ssss o: & sfs io ss5 q
the land records ct the District Of
Columbia. we shall sell in front Of
the premises on FRIDAY, THE 2ND
DAY OF DECEMBER AID. 1949, AT
2::30 O'CLOCK. PM.
Lot numbered ninstesn an,s,dn nO IN
Of lots in block numbered two g),
"LeDroit Park" ss per plat recorded
in the ONCE Of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber
County 8 at folio 80; subject to
Tshs seph sf gss e vG Gssa H. Tssr 5r fs &C.
common use Of Lots 10 to 23 in
elusive. in said subdivision as an
sllsyxay; Said Block : taxed as
TERMS II SALE: ALL CASH. De:
post Of $500. 90 required at n.;,s time q
with within thirty days from date
Of sale, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the default-
ing purchaser. after i've. days ad-
vertisement Of such resale IN sope
Of Columbia. or deposit may be
forfeited. or without forfeiting de-
posit, trustees may avail themselves
of any legal or equitable rights
against defaultinE purchaser. Fur.
tfler particulars at time OF sale. All
nue. stamps, ETC., at cost OF pur-
chaser. -
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, JR.
JUNIOR r. CROWELL.
11.23,2b,2s.sofs.1. Trustees