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Evening star., 1949-10-11

,ADJUsToR AND INVESTIGATOR
For casualty insurance claims; ex-
psIisncs sitinn lnS;x lnse;sssa5T'; permansnt 20,
Woodward bIds.. D1. 51so. 10 o1o
APPRENTICE BUTCHER, young man.
willing TO work to learn profession:
person. f sEvEN n coRNsRs g sssFa MHRKEF ApR1y r
IN CorneTs' g y rs Fails Church Va, open
Asst. Superintendent
Young man With department store
dept: desired; outline your exper-
YieG ysnee IN IN reply; SO personal inter.
GOD. Star. Ia
AUTO MECHANIC, must be exper.;
AJo & RAbfo A5R!' CO.. oaAfHAgIAs S7os ~
afro MECHANIC. must b. ars ezpsr,-
agFo R5fss %HofEsALEkRsP y SEES ARP'' Ne ns 4s ssH
AGfoMosIEfE AsG5fesasoSsTf RI MEeaAs1cs I'll ,,1Jsf, nS
for experienced mechanics; GMC
truck dealer. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., 1901 Oronoco St, Alexandria,
AUTOMOBILE MEcHAN1cs-s exp.-
CENTRAL MOTOR Co., 1AIes; 3soo Lee
AUTOMOBILE FAINTER and helper.
HAzELToN MOTORS, 5001 Branch
AUTO PARTS MEN-Two men needed
one inexperienced to learn parts
business. one experienced in Mopar
parts, to work in our parts whole
sale operation; paid vacation. sick
hpnAfitS q
ing. See Mr.. O'Rorke or Mr.. Mel
son; TREW MOTOR CO.. 2lO1 14th
Afro sALEsmAN-used cars, Ias Won
man; plenty Of nice clean cars to
sell at the lowest prices in town;
g0od income assured from the start
with good ADVANCES; See Mr.. Sacks
aSsao l7Sd Bladensburs I'd. ne. Ii.
Automobile Salesman
Experience in new cars preferred; q
chance for dependable, enereetic.
himself with . weli-locsted Dodge
Plymouth dealer. offering . Sc
~ M; ssoeHR, Fl. 4eoo. 5a'S.s: Sss:
ESQ and II am.
Francis & Parsons
21OO Nichols ave. Sc -16
BARBER WANTED-At 1904 N st.
BARTENpER, experienced; must un-
sood s. snfskas C esr appy At in s:T
son. No phone calls. 1905 Rhode
BookkEEsER, Es T. must have 4 yrs.
ehsE. sad s0s Wit: G tx syH9 fSRp5s ass
exper. and qualifications. Sal, $3.50
and hnd gp s9adS dSe9sadins sdar on aua'ifica';ens
h@8kKEErah @ rs e. ASEkcRs HhEsisRs Ss5s coaME hss
GIAL CO. 1874 Conn. ave. NV.
Bkfck Hnt M 3MsiAsoNs, white. in to town
zs1hrR zs1h a1d Aspen SITS. NV. See Mr..
BUILDING EXECUTIVE
To take over MANAGEMENT OF going
building operation; must be business
have VII o civil GHdns .n
gtneering. ability to handle per-
sonnel and award contracts; sal
airy to right man; 10000 per year:
best refs. required. Box 463-D. Star.
BUsHELMAN-Good opportunity for
right man; steady work, good pay.
NV. -17
BUTCHER. must be sober. Refer.
ences. Do not call If not quaiified.
Call in person. 401 H st. ne. -12
CABINET MAKER and furniture re-
pair man. white, experienced. Apply
Mr.. Bush, HOFFMAN, UPHOL-
STERERS. III 14th st. NV. ii
CABINET MAKER. SASH AND DOOR
MAN-Union shop. exper. only need
apply. Phone or. 9l1i; after
pm and Sun. FIR. 4l67. ii
CANVASSERS for installment busi-
ness, Our items are in demand By
everybody. II you own car and
you steady position with excel.
lent Day. See our MR.. NJ. SPURG-
EON. 9:3O-10:30 am, 623 7th st.
rANTT CCED
Evening star., 1949-10-11
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
the better ONCE positions. 2O4 Colo
rado Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 1898,
Evening star., 1949-10-11
CAR HOPS

Young men, bet. 1925, for full time
employment. Salary plus tips. Po-
sitions avail. WASH, Md. and Va.
Meals and uniforms furn. Excellent
Mccormick. Personnel ONCE. HOT
SHOPPES, INC, $40 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

Automobile Salesman
Experience in new cars preferred; q
chance for . dependable, enereetic,
personable salesman to establish
himself with . well-located Dodge
Plymouth dealer. Offering . Sc
cure and excellent-payinE future.
Q.20 and / m
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Asst. SUPERINTENDENT

Young man with department store
dept. desired; outline your exper-
ience in reply. SO personal inter-
view can be arranged. Apply BOX
GOD. Star.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

CAR JUMPERS, colored, wanted By
one of Washington's largest Chevro-
let dealers. Good pay and working
conditions. D. C. drivers license
Olson CHEVROLET SALES, 18th
and Fla. ave. NV. III
Chef. STEWARD, for cafeteria. Call
RE. S6x1. III
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RATING THE RECORDS
BY J. Henry Randall
Instrumental

InSfFUmenf0IS
Leap TO the heavy reed pust on
the new Victor item by Count
Basic and bunch, ST LOUIS
BABY. Medium paced, with brass
accent, 1t sports some examples of
the Basic SO technique. A quintet
handles the lyrics. Mate is another
new item by Basic, NORMANIA.
A X. c. jazzitem, its replete with
the heavy rhythmic best identifi-
able with the early Basic group. i.
Never thought Claude Thornhill
could get away on ragtime, but he
does 1t in the Victor of JOHNSON
RAG, vocally handled by Joe
Derise and the Sn0wflakes. Mate
Ia the IOWA INDIAN SONG, with
Russ Mcintyre taking the lead vo-
cal -. Lawrence Duchow's Red
Raven crew do an old-fashined
waltz with tuba, UP IN HEAVEN
and a polka, OH CLARA, ON Vic
tor. The Macklin Marrow treat
ment of KAbalevsky's THE GAL
Looping COMEDIANS Is color
fully done on MGM. Mate is the
offenbach CANCAN.
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Pop tops
The syncopators, who made
their debut on National label with
recent pop hit Mule Train" have
taken the plattermate Of THESE
ARE THINGS 1 WANT TO
SHARE WITH YOU and coupled
it with the ageless Shapiro-Bern-
stein hit, RIVER STAY AWAY
FROM MY DOOR. The latter Is
done up real groovey by the group
which has been labelled the
vocal quartet extraordinary"
The bass has a tone similar to that
Of Ravens Kicks, while the tenor
vocalizes ala Bill Kenny Of the
Inkspots go. Another oldie
MARTA La handled robustly by
Tony Martin on Victor with
Henri Rene ork. Mate Is the
bouncey opus BYE BYE BABY,
with the Aristokrats ably assist
ing the vocal chore. . .Merv Grit
fin lushly sings Of the BLOSSOMS
IN THE BOUGH with Freddy
Martins crew and Hips TO Lead
the Martin Men on TIMBALES.
Victor Marking.
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Misses Ventress jackson and
Edith Massie entertained Miss
Helen MCGEE at a personal bridal
shower Friday, Nov. 20 at the
home of Miss Edith Massie. Those
present were the Misses Annabelle
and Dolores Jones, Miss Constance
Jackson, Miss Marlene MCGEE,
Miss Anna Woods and Mrs. Juan
ita Harris. Miss Olga Anderson
was not able OF attend but sent
a gift.
Pokena, bridge and whist were
played and prizes were won by
Miss Constance jackson, Miss
Dolores Jones, Mrs. Juanita Har-
ris and Miss Anna Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MOclabee,
927 st. Anthony Ave, will observe
their fifth wedding anniversary,
Monday, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Charles f. Rogers, 1856
Rondo Ave-, flew to st. Louis, Mo.
Wednesday, Nov. 81, to be with
her mother, Mrs. Blanche De-
France, who is seriously i'll. Mrs.
DeFrance visited Mrs. Rogers
here this summer.
Mr.. Fritz Nay, of B. c.. Canada
left the city Monday, Nov. %,
after spending the Thanksgiving
holidays visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Robinson and Mrs. Cora
A. Carr of 1856 Aurora Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Henderson,
906 st. Anthony Ave, win observe
their 22nd wedding anniversary
Monday, Dec. 10.
Twelve members Of the DYWYK
club visited and were shown
through General Mills, Inc. Thurs
day. Dec. l.
Thursday, Dec. 1, RhOda LyeI,
673 Iglehart Ave, was married
to H. M. Moore, 2s9 Rondo Ave.
The newly wed couple will be at
home at 673 Iglehart Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. X. Hagan, COL
Carroll Ave, who left the city
suddenly three weeks ago to be
with a sick aunt in Lake Charles,
La, report that the aunt Is feel
ing fine. Mr.. Hagen will return
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soon to st. Paul, but his wife will
visit a brother in Michigan be-
fore returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Mason,
947 st. Anthony Ave-, viii observe
their ninth wedding anniversary
Monday, Dec. 10.
Mrs. G. e. Ball, 348 N. Dale St.,
is having open house Saturday
evening, Dec. 10 from 8 o'clock p.
m. until. She viii introduce her
nephew and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Barber. No invitations have
been sent. All her friends are well
come.
The Bonanza club met Saturday,
Dec. 3 at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Grice, 500 w. Central Ave. Final
plans were made for the private
Christmas party to be given for
the club members at the home of
Mrs. J. o. Stubber. on December
81. The next meeting of the club
will be at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Schuck, 500 Rondo Ave, on Sat-
urday, Dec. II.
The Self Culture club will meet
Saturday, Dec. 10, at the home Of
Mrs. Mary Bibbs, 934 Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall is president
of the club.
Mrs. w. b. Walker, 1887 Sher-
burne Ave, has just completed
her course in beauty school, and
has taken her state board exam
nation.
Gloria Williams, daughter of
Mrs. Lucille Williams, 362 N.
Dale st., has been i'll at the UNI
versity hospital for two weeks.
She is suffering from extreme
fever and Is under observation at
the hospital.
Rita Jams Thomas, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas, 493
st. Anthony Ave, was christened
Sunday. Dec. 4 by the Rev. Hanni-
bal T. Trigg, pastor, Carter Chapel
CINE church.
The Dukes and Duchesses club
will meet Friday, Dec. 8 at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Williams, 719 Rondo Ave.
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makes them taste better than
ever.
Easy to use, Accent perks up
the flavor in meats, poultry,
salads, homemade soups, gravies,
sauces and leftovers. It's packed
in red and silver canisters or a
red-topped glass Accent shaker.
FHIl.FIavOr Cabbage Wedges
/ head cabbage (about lis lbs.)
Boiling, sailed water
y tsp. pure monosodium
glutamate
Cut cabbage in quarters, place
in small amount of boiling water.
Sprinkle with monosodium gluta-
mate. Cover and boil rapidly until
Just tender, about 8 to 10 minutes.
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and Mrs. Palmer jackson, and
Mr.. c. w. Glenn.
MIR. A. J. WukersOn, 500 FIRE.
mont Ave. No, was given a birth
day party Saturday evening, Dec.
by his wife. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mines. James Morris,
James Jacoway, Curtis Freeman,
Benjamin Sngletary, and Willis
Gates. The hostess served a del
icious light lunch and the guests
were entertained with games and
cards.
Mrs. Villa Temple, 3S44 Fifth
Ave. So, is recupersung at her
home from a minor throat opera
ton which she underwent Monday,
Nov. 81.
The X. @. Club win meet at the
home of Miss jeanne Fraction,
3S41 Clinton Ave. So, Sunday,
Dec. IL at 3 p. m.
The Bop Society, a newly or
ganized youth group at the Phyllis
Wheatley House, viii meet Tues
day evening, Dec. 8 at s p. m. at
the community house. The group
consists of the younger set who
are very much interested in the
new bop forms of the music of to-
day. They listen to records, read
the latest issues of new bop styles
in music, discuss and air their
opinions unmolseted by those who
think bop is a fad. Anyone who
has similar interests shall be well
coined into the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Noble,
1892 Fourth Ave. So, observed
their 28th wedding anniversary,
Saturday. Dec. 3 with a family
supper. Among the gifts they re-
ceived, they were presented with
an anniversary cake, the base Of
which was decorated with red
roses and white carnations.
Correction: In the write-up Of
Miss Myrtle Potter's party for
Mrs. Dewey Phelan of Kansas
City, Kans. last week, Dec. 2, we
rather confused the Ewings and
the Irvings. The name included on
Miss Potter's guest list was that
of Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Ewing
and not Irving" Excuse US
please!
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooper,
705 7th st. No. quietly observed
their 30th wedding anniversary at
home, Thursday, Dec. 8. Immediate
friends of the couple called to
wish them well, and were served
refreshments.
The Ursula MatrOns Society of
Zion Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. Marlene Whitley, 71S Girard
Ave. No, Tuesday, Dec. 8 at 1880
p. m. The subject for this meet
ing's study course win be The
Five Marys of the Bible"
Party for newlyweds: A spon-
! taneous get-together at the home
of the newly-married couple, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wormley, 394O
Fourth Ave. So. was thoroughly
enjoyed by many friends of the
couple, Saturday evening, Dec. 3.
A few Of the many who were
present were: Freddy Ingram,
Earl Bowman, Edna Mattingly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Puzzle" Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. "Budgy" Thompson,
Don McMoore, Elmer Morris,
Kathleen Curry, Kenny Jones,
Jesse McElroy David Allen, Nor
man Carter, Jean Schoefield,
Chandler McWatt, Jackie Smith,
Margaret Allen and Bobbie Cart
wright.
Mrs. =. Quay HerndOn and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Sizer, 29l4 14th
Ave. So, entertained at dinner
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Green cabbage, properly cooked,
is one Of the best-taStinR and
healthful vegetables you can serve
and you'll want to prepare this
thrifty dish often to give your
family the important protective
Vitamin C and to brighten up
cold weather meals.
To insure the favor of your
cabbage, this recipe calls for pure
monosodium Eiutamate, which you
can buy at your grocery store.
Pure monosodium glutamRte,
called Accent, Is q vegetable pro-
TEN derivative made from beetS or
wheat. II does not add any favor,
color or aroma to foods. Instead,
Accent brings out all the good,
natural faVorG Of foods and
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Robinson gained quite reputation a
more than occasion openly
Negro press
Harlem day so that the children
take
set kind of day
respect Snowman they'll
fun day on the death of Negro leaders whose contributions racial
advancement unquesioned.
One of sugary printed Qualifications
done by Bill Corm the New Mr.
Corum sincere I'll doubt when
he wept contribution race"
minded of antebeu plantation mourning the
mise of the wehaired Uncle Remus who had served the family
faithfully all of his life.
a
with the passing supposed conbu
ted to his race with the vicious carried on in that
sheet
There a speculation going
Harlem just what would Ed Sullivan Daily
condition Prior to suIivans item his columns little had
been heard of Bill Robinson for long while OF the daily
had reported he critically i'll Hardness hospital but it
was suvans influence that started the financial
rolling
BOjAngies died. suspCOusly
boys uptown the bandwagOn started rolling by Sullivan
procession Broadway
dismissal for half day of Harlem school children repeatedly o
mated uptown.
Sullivan may nothing
more than the rites accorded to every public figure who has
The Negro Guild would done part
usually There would speeches the
crowd of morbid curiosity seekers the
personalities take aspect and limited percentage Of
sincere mourners
o a accomplishments Ii his
with the hypocrisy the last minute attempt to make saint out
ordinary sinner And most Of just plain ordinary
sinners.
It's nauseatng to personality
during his lifetime
trying find proper" words to gid the last lily
civilized" shocked funeral
but nothing uncivlEed barbaric
the hypocrisy with which dispose
in the United States of America
Smith, Charley Cherokee
Defender hilarious pennng
publishers John Sngsackes bud
try pirate the
don't diagram to
dig Schwartz Minneapolis
program his cousin Norman scon
Metropolitan Opera pianist Carnegie December
a musician NOT playing the Bach,
pians themselves
president general Pisbury
telling will New for the final award
Psbury National and Recipe Baking
ballroom Monday December
present the Of $50 900 TO the
Among the 100 final contestants who will bake
be Portsmouth, Virginia She will
Holiday Upsdedon handed down mother.
changed
interview Willis and
clipping Virginia safods Daily Star column about
visit Irving completely
Stafford stn reading stuff What
people life
anybody help Hannah!
Every light apartment Saturday
night getting the evening with friends
On the subway train stocking
on Quite uncomfortable sensation.
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IIItS Wttt an example.
Bill Robinson was . Snowman and performer
from his heart. He had q final send-Off that
very few theatrical people, even those who had
gained international fame in the legitimate
theatre, could ever expect as a last gesture on
the part Of their public and fans.
1t was fitting to honor him as a Snowman, but
when pascal of misguided white newspaper
scrbes shed copous printed crocodile tears over the
late Bojangles' Contribution to his race" and his
people" the whole business became a comedy Of
errors.
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SOCIAL G. PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Little Joseph Edwin sizer Jr, of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Ser 29l4 14h Ave baptized Sunday Dec T. by Rev
Louis Johnson at the IL services at ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church. His maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs Glen
Brown of City, Kansas and his paerna grandparents
Mr. and Mrs s. Quay Herndon His godparents Mr..
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

The JtUs club met Thursday Dec at the home of Mrs
Ida Combs 95 Thomas Ave The club made final plans for their
annual Christmas party be held Monday Dec 10 the Road
buddies private dining The next meeting of the club will
be held Dec Is at the home of Mrs Pansy DOdd I'll Carroll
Axo
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Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney Salter OF st. Paul.
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l WAY SEE IT
-. BY NELL D0DSOn RUSSELL
New York City

Nothing points the maudn hypocrisy
custom more than the saccharne Caterwaung
public celebrity distinguishes himself by dying
Evening star., 1949-10-19
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.

1W0.sToRY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN AS
eGi.S eeGGhM5SEs j y NO. 612 "B" STREET
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust
Gully recorded, in Liber No. 1904,
Foho l53 ct sea, of the land records
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
W!il sell, at public auction in front
ol the premises, on TUESDAY, THE
IMENTY-FIFrH DAY OF OCTO-
Der, AID. l949, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm the following described land
ana premises, situate in the District
SSeins Fart of original Lot 9 in
square $40 described as follows:
Beginning for the same on B Street
at the southeast corner OF said lot q
and running thence West on said B
street twenty t20) feet, thence north
ninety-four feet four inches (94.4),
tbence tbence saS., saSt twenty goo feet and
inches (944 to the beginning.
Note: AT the date hereof the above
described land is designated on the
records OF the Assessor of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia for taxation pur.
poses as Lot 500 in Square $40.
eEms: Soid subject to prior build
ing association deed of trust for
approximately S4,961.53, further
particulars Of which will be an.
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit II $500, 90
required. Conveyancine, recording.
ETC., at purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made as of date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
80 days, otherwise deposit forfeited
ana the property may be advertised
trustees.
ROBERT E. HAMMOND,
WALTER B. CASTONGUAY,
oc12,14,17,l9.22. Trusts.,
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at the Procurement Section. Natlonal
Bureau oi Standards. Sso ll.n
until Q pm. November 2. 194g. and
o9 oaeE Experimental pp Rolling Mil. Build
ing No. q, National Bureau Of Stand
ards. u described in the, specifica-
tions and drawings which may be
obtained from the Procurement Sec
tlSn. t, Nh iyA5s NATIONAL BuREAg9s EaAsg9s,aS or
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Airing
ton County School Board. Arlington;
ya-seaied bids. N r,;nE.on duplaSate; souwtV wt,
School Board. at the board ONCE
2732 wilson boulevard, Arlington;
Va, until 4 pm Eastern standard
time, Thursday. November 10, la49'
for the construction of the aa; vacai;
tion Lane junior nsI g basnsen hsn sch9Td. ofd
Dominion Don drive, Vacation lane
and Twenty-third street, North.
near Military road. The building
is to contain 33 classrooms, a gym
nasium. cafeteria, auditorium, shops,
etc. and will contain approximately
100000 cubic feet A time Imi5 lh5
months has been set for construc-
ton. A Substantial bonus will be
paid for earlier completion and
penalty will be invoked for later
completion Details regarding these
provisions are contained in the spec
tions, information for bidders, bond
and insurance requirements ana
form Of proposal. ETC., may be OBJ
tanned from Rhees Burket. architect.
with ofices at 1928 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c. Gen;
eral contractors proposing. to BID
may secure the loan n.9ds,Iias OF Plans ,oIi1 a1o
specifications and addenda must be
returned in good condition within
four days after the opening of bids
to obtain refund. The full forty
dollars ($40) deposit will be refund
bid and only on one set. On all ad-
ditional sets obtained by. contrac-
tors or others, a refund Of only ten
dollars ($l0) will be made. The
Board Of Education reserves the
right to waive any informalities IN
or reject any or all bids. Each
curity in an amount of not less than
f1ve $50 percentum Of his bid in
the form required by the informa-
ton for bidders No bidder may
withdraw his bid within thirty 500
days after the actual date Of the
opening thereof. All general and
subcontractors must be registered
and holding q certificate of regis
tration from the Virginia State Reg
istration Board before they may bid
or undertake Q contract in the State
Of Virginia. BY order of the
BOARD, Arlington, Va. BARNARD
JOY, ch a m n; EDWARD j.
BRAUN, clerk. oc19.20,21
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AUCTION SALES (cent.)
THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

!EH6TEES sH5E bErAeErD eE yABEAst5 5PHet5
AeHHs efs4kAE Il pzVHsShs SVEaGE:
BY Virtue of a certain deed of trust
assa No 55as4 s4g recotded osiea
records Of, the District Of Columbia.
ad.irst and at the ,has request of the party
Vii shfFse s at thf puSs SBnasssisasa suessa
DAY, THE THIRTY-F1RST DAY OF
OCTOBER A;D. l949, AT THREE
situate in the District Of Columbia.
55, Sc and the south 12.5 feet
front by full depth thereof Of Lot
2e1 vI IN ReatY saTare c5mnsrxs 51ss IN the Gspita
Of part of a tract Of land called
conclusion" as per plat recorded
in the ONCE Of the Surveyor for
the District Of columbia In Liber
7s at Folio 5; taxed as Lots SO, 56
to building restriction line as shown
on recorded plat
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior frst
eeed Of trust for. approximately
Sio,bS3 90 and a prior second deed
"a y ust loE dppIoALLndtely SG,4O0.76,
turtner particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price. above said trust to be
paid in, cash. A deposit of $500. 90
REQUIRED. Conveyancing, recording,
etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with within thirty days.
otherWise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
sold at the discretion of the trusteeS.
SOL PETERS,
c. E. MITCHELL.
ocI9 "a ,29. Trustees