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Evening star., 1949-05-12
How | reach the Big Ones
...down where they are
mtb a hand from my "Unseen Friend"
sY FseD sIRfUfR. Hsfrss Ffshssmss

Trailing out from the tip OF my rod were
$50 feet of thin, flexible wire line, made of
strong, rustproof Nickel alloy called M"n~'
With this wire line. but W W -inkIrs,
had found could troll a .iepfh ] chose
-. and fash my shining ekel spoon just
where wanted IL. II
Suddenly yiolensS 5ke almoss bent my
rod 10 the water nd fbe fgbs DG on!
with my light line and flexible rod every
suuirm and twist OF the hooked fish was teIe-
graphed up that extremely sensitive Aionei
line right into my fist! Hour-long minutes
later my eye caught gIeam of the fish. twist
ing and lighting. some twenty feet below the
surface In desperate effort 10 get leverage
and free Itself, IL had rolled itself into the linz
Bur thaf fne wire held firm. and soon lake
trout big enough for tvo family dinners wss
fhrashing i'm my net.
YES, many TIMES I've been graceful 10 Monei
line It's far stronger than any fibre, yet 20 thin
Won can ges rwo or fhrce times as much on
your reel whaf's more. f can't rust... csn'tf fof
so you don't have 10 dry il
Yes, Nickel alloys are real fishing allies.
In everything from Nickel silver reels 20 z
Evening star., 1949-05-12

most Of her singing before nj
erophones. for radio and records
The Three suns enlargement
incidentally, Is for one week cnly
Evening star., 1949-05-12

ssAzEssts eggfs~si tsxsz AS a! h
Nes*zzhSr lstT, - tss s&s saaa
NetrEzzswr T2srsv asaze wss a ss.
s=SAas ~ Iess E@sss Gf4svss sae
scsszss4s ats ee&2sxss tEUsz aas
sg- - ! Ess -
Evening star., 1949-05-12

'One August day few years ago. was troll
ing over deep water, close'to North Ledge in
Lake George.
'I figured there were fish in that hole. 1t had
been hot summer, 80 knew the big ones
would be way down deep where the water
was cool. The trick would be TO get the lure
downxo them And didn't want to use the old
time lines of linen or silk, where needed
heavy lead sinkers. Sure we caught fish in those
olden days. but it's not my idea of sport 20
drag five pound lake trout up through hun
dred feet of water with two pounds of lead
hooked 90 his nose.
But / knew had the answer, for ! had
brought along my Unseen Friend" Nickel
Evening star., 1949-05-12

ttzs- sca LzSgl1S AEe as%s3ysgzg 10
be mechanics Ard resaA 1xHsas
GanAsers ans wSsgGsrs IN tfas exG-
Stgzsrsacn trades
These percentages eAfsse e4i q
q xtsaGy q oc~szgsa tagzszAl ssssg*x
made ~ "a Q: SO - n scgsC<sss
and cosaegrs and sss ssS ssA%Es~
ing On The 100 a. e. AaSs S0vwsz-
arr 10
The number 81 60 ttse~ Ye1e
Evening star., 1949-05-12
VA Reports on Subjects
Taken In 6l Training

Agricultural. business and En-
gtneer1ng subjects are oelag taken
by 90 per cent os World War II
veterans enrolled In colleges and
schools, the Veterans A6mlnasira
ton reported.
Another 90 pr cent taking OF
Evening star., 1949-05-12

Re<a4zse u Essyzt = az esssafs
sss2e~ q tsse esass<ss Gn~Ss ~ -
z1scarssi cstssrrs have ewxn rew-
Srrr~S+ than tssSa~ 81 Isss arc Aat
esEasxs&s ~ (Foecv ard R<1zse
Evening star., 1949-05-12

Tzks . .-Tsykiss peeAAe sssss
For . liffie ssove fhsf don
. big job On qaick boz sna<is.
ssk your sporsing goods deaies
90 show ron rhe "Taykis
Pcckrf Stowe. fosdcd, IL kfs
inso youf pocket :. assenbiea
In oae Ein1rs. it burns far
III hours on bali o uzp s4
sssoline. Needs no psimins.
Ard "Ysss Umsess frissS
Nickea helps if stsnd pieasy 81
rough as<, heezuxe rs ssade
sf s0ask. russproof Moaei.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
NovoI Brioode Plons Donce

The Districts Organized Naval
Reserve brigade vii hold its FIRST
spring dance at . pm. tonaor-
row In the sail loft Of the Naval
Gun Factory, Eight and NJ streets
Sc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
LAST FUN NIGHT AT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DRAWS LARGE CROWD
Inprompiu Program
Given; Girls From
WhiIworlh College
Present Last Night

Good things are frequently
saved until last. Thus was the
case last night when the final
Chamber OF Commerce Fun mite
party of the season was held.
Rain failed to discourage over
a hundred Fun Nightcrs who
were in attendance to enjoy one
of the best entertainment pro-
grams of the season.
Featuring Norman Kranich,
popular accordianiSt, regularly
appearing at one of Key Vests
night spots, the evenings enter
tainment progressed as spccta-
tors from the audience volunteer
ed to perform. Hidden talent in
the audience brought to the stage
several vocaliSts, monlogiStS, pi-
aniStS, barber shop quartet and
speciality acts.
A comedy skit, Introduced
members of the audience who
were asked to decorate dried CO.
conutS with properties provided
for them, The prize winner, Mas
ter Sergeant John Davis, in Key
West as a member of General
Continued On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Schumacher Saga:
Textiles To Soup

Edward w. Schumacher. form
erly vice-presdent in charge of
sales for Nashua Manufacturing
Co., who, as noted. has entered
into new venture the manu-
facture and merchandising of
canned turtle soup in Key West,
Fla, writes that a distribution
program is being worked out.
The soup will be merchandised
under the name of Seaket and
will be prepared to suit the taste
of the most discriminating gour-
met, Ed enthusiastically states
He recently figured in an in
teresting broadcast. From Tex
tiles to Turtle Soup" A number
of textile men heard the pro-
gram and have since become
great boosters of turtle soup.
Daily News Record, N. Y, lead
ing textile daily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
layrees To
Give Dance For
Cancer Fund

49, Arssaan Canrrs &oelcty
HeMF afs.nssfe8 bs the Iuyeecs.
a Ell tttl ln e. ConGha Rain.
h~ Nsmas salafaag April o.
tse.ea|n6 la 3 B8 D ~ Music h
N iM lFsnisifa ~ ftcetor narro-
a cess his atltNatFa. with fred
a. iNFnagt a1 master ~ ccre-
-
nHH siseN hesinning AZ "a
iMt ali lnEhiilf sN nf seven
ffHise feai aels frum Miasni.
CAV fuaaY April q. aNeF wkwF
HH aH haal hssinninE ~ 3 pm.
W4aH4i pIs8lpm wlll b. pre-
ssHlsi slih Aahn pfliehafd's OF.
laaiia ffeasiio bernard and va
talai itaNfn CusK ON Monday
4ff hNll CO., and Thursday
ht AHa lt "A 9 o'cinrk. there
"a ~ aaisieai pFoaFans from
~ n 'la6N fasNe. mad 20
a. tasnie eeanomirs department.
So West tiah school. Bob
50 2lsawd and NJ. Martin. head
"a Aas tArute department IL the
htt Wet Nl2h sch<sol. viii speak
aNa aitfis Nhn are active N the
1fieF ere Mfs. Eileen couRhlin.
tattfur roalufy commander ~ the
ssufff drive Miss Jessie Gibson
sna Mfs Nuih Newton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
President Asserts Would
Not Hesitate To Use Atom
Bomb Again, If Necessary
R Wiraphoto

added dryly. When you are in
the senate six months, you will
fall to wondering how you got
there, and then, after you have
heard most Of the senators speak,
you will wonder how they got
there. !" 80
President Truman then LAUNCH
ed into speech in remember
ance of Army Day. After men
tioning the success and high
standard of the American Army,
he said he hoped that, despite
its efficiency. it would not have
to go to war again.
Then he. discussed the matter
of using the atomic bomb against
Japan in the last war. He said it
was his fcrvent hope that the
United statcS would not have to
employ the bomb again, and
then asserted emphatically that,
if conditions ever warranted us
ing it, he would not hesitate a
moment TO order its explosion in
enemy territory.
He made no reference to any
country, but, by implication, it
was plain to see that Russia was
the object of the warning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Plug Leaks In
State Treasury,
Brackin Says

CRESTVIEW, April Z (FNS).-
As the l949 legislature conyenes,
state senate president, Newman
Brackin in statement from his
home here, urged the state ito
plug the leaks in the State Treas
ury before calling for levy of
any new taxes"
He said he was confident the
legislature had no intention of
curtailing or crippling any need
ed state service but he urged
that every wasteful practice be
eliminated before new taxes are
considered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Number OF Matters
To BE IrOned
Oar
Viii Meet Here
With General
Eisenhower; To BE
Here Over Weekend

Joint chiefs Of staff Of the
unlted States Armed Services
Siii arrive In Key West tonight
and Will begin a series OF con-
fefenccs with General Dwight
Eisenhower. acting chairman,
eho Is now in the city for his
health.
General Eisenhower said today
that q number of things had to
b. ironed out by the chiefs of
staff He added that he had a
hand IN several of them when he
was taken al in Washington.
Hc also said that the chiefs
would remain here probably UNI
al early next week. Tomorrow,
the General said. he would start
the conferences. He said he would
take part in il briefly and at
later ones TO be held here.
Eisenhower has been on tenn
porary duty at Washington as
acting chairman of the chiefs of
staff. and as principal military
adviser 20 President Truman,
since the retirement of Admiral
William Leahy.
Coming here this evening on a
special airplane are General
Omar NJ. Bradley of the Army;
Admiral Louis L. Denfield of the
Navy and General Hoyt S. Van
dcnberg of the Air Force.
Louis Johnson, secretary of
national defense and a cabinet
member, will also be here, as
win the deputies Of the chiefs of
sfaff and Major General. Alfred
VI. enthcr director Of the
joint staff
II was announced today at the
Naval Base that Saturday at 10
a. IN. the press photographers
viii be invited to the Station to
take pictures of the chiefs of staff
with General Eisenhower.
II was also announced that no
press, releases will be issued
while the JOINT chiefs of staff are
here. 60 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Routine Matters
Aired By Board

nluting maticfs were discussed
teisF "a n mceting of the civil
aflNtt bustd
Fhf baafd approved of % days
Brave iof John SENDS. O. Malone,
naiaias papy and Rogclio Gar
fIt flfmen % DAYS leave for
" 49, Curry. = labnrrr: rcceiv-
ei fis registration of Tony Gale
81 w uniiuf ~ thc YMCA and
alfaanicd Philip Sears In his
fiarf made probati0nal APP
u.aHtmoni ~ Albert M0ntecino as
nais4 operator. transferred
rhafifs nclaado from roller OPP
ffsier a. truek driver and made
nninmHrY auTYcinimcnt Of w.
p CmrF as lahurer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Broadway
Buys Adjoining
Land For S25M
Ernest Riyero States
Property Purchased For
Expansion Purposes
And Parking Facilities

Ernest Rivero. one of the own.
ers of the Broadway Super
Market, announced today the
purchase of property from Ro-
CELLO Gomez at 725 Duval street,
for $4,000.
The property purchased by the
Broadway super market owners
had Duval street frontage of As
with a depth of Il6'. The prop
erty adjoins the present Broad
way store corner of Petronia and
Duval streets.
Mr.. Rivero said this morning
that the property has been
acquired in order to further ex-
pand the present store. Also the
property will provide ample
parking facilities, he stated.
Those using the parking lot
are requested to enter via Pc
tronia street and leave through
the driveway by way of Duval
street. The property has been
graded and leveled.
For the present, the large two
store apartment house. at 725
Duval street next TO the Aerovias
@ ticket office viii remain
When the Broadway store is ex-
banded in the future, the house
will probably be moved or de-
molished.
The present Broadway super
market building was erected in
194l, and the total land space
now owned fronts 95' on Duval
with about l25' depth.
Mr.. Rivero said thai the pur-
chase of the land and the con-
templated further expansion of
the Broadway store lis proof
positive of our faith in Key
VESTS continued progress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Cmdr. r. ii. HYDE
Cruised On
USS Roosevelt

Cdr. Russell N. Hyde, USNR,
was on 80 days active duty
aboard the USS Roosevelt.
He entered the naval service
in 1917 and on October II. 1917,
was commissioned ensign and
designated naval aviator pilot
No. 1911. He served at the Key
West Naval Air Station in 1919.
Cdr Hyde was stationed at
Key West in l945 as executive
officer of ASDEVLANT (Anti-
Development Atlantic). He is the
husband of Mrs. Mercedes G..
Hyde, of 1927 Duval street. He
diSembarked from the Roosevelt
on March 81 at Norfolk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Would Use Part OF
Money For Armed
Services AT Homo To
Arm Europe's Forces
Nn, The Assoeln.rd rrrss,

WASHINGTON, April 81
AS a result of a statement made
in speech last night by DR., Ed
win Morse, regarding the. rearm-
ing of the nations of western
Europe, opinion in official circles
here today is that it will be a
comparatively easy matter to
have the North Atlantic pact
confirmed by the senate.
Senator'S, both among Demo
Gratis and Republicans, had been
complaining about the vast OK
penditures to which the United
States would be subjected in
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Joint Chiefs OF
Staff Arrive Iii
City Later Today
VII
auditorium, OF
COnpenf To BE
Dedicated Sunday

Sister Delphine Marie. SUI
perior of the Convent Mary
Immaculate. announces the
dedication of the new Con-
vent Auditorium for Sunday.
April 10. in the gardens sur.
rounding the auditorium at
4;00 pm.
Although the auditorium it.
self is practically finished.
the dormitories above il are
not quite complete and this
will be a dedication only.
rather than a formal opening.
Because the bishop. who is
to dedicate the new audi
forum. had only this date
free. the dedication has been
arranged for Sunday after
noon. The building will be
blessed. both inside and out.
after which the audience will
file into the church for a,
benediction and sermon.
The men and women of the
parish and all Convent Alum-
nae are particularly asked to
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Auto Inspector
Now In Key West

Edward M. Turner, inspector
for the Motor Vehicle Bureau at
Miami, was in Key West today
making his regular search for
cars with improper license plates.
Turner said that so far he had
found no cars in the county with
improper tags. He gives clta-
tons, notifying the owners OF
vehicles to take out 1919 tags
when he finds one improperly
licensed.
Turner is acting here for the
late Fred O. Eberhardt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Mentions No Country,
But Implication
Plain To See
Russia, Given Warning

tuS the AssOciafed Presst a.
WASHINGTON April -
Chief topic Of discussion here
today is, the Presidents state
ment last night, contained in an
address he. made at dinner for
new congressman, that he hoped
there would be no occasion for
the United States to use the atom
bomb again, but that, should the
occasion arise, he would not hest
tate a moment to order its use
against an enemy country. -
During the greater part of his
address, the President was in a
gay mood. He related story after
story of political nature, one of
them pertaining to the time he
was first elected to-. the. senate,
all of them in d humorous vein.
The one about himself cited the
advice given him by an elderly
judge, who told Truman not to
carry an inferiority complex with
him to Washington. The judge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Suggests Way To Rearna
Europe Without Further
Cost To U.S.. Taxpayers
Notion Picture
Shown Rotarians

A motion picture was present
cd this noon before the members
Of the Rotary Club. 1t was shown
by Jeff Knight. Jr,, manager of
the local office Florida State EN-
ploymcnt Service. y
Earl Adams presided in the abb
sence of President Aquilino Lo-
peg, Jr. Guests today ct the club
were George B. Karr, Glendale
Calf, Charles H. Bochm, Morris
vile, Pa, ana T. J. Auit of Mum
Gle, Indiana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Eisenhower Feeling
Much Better, Looks 1t
At Conference TODAY
General GiUes His Vieirs To NemsBsens
His Hobby Nosr Is Painting,
Shows THO Specimens

As preliminary meetings Joint ches e. sac
OF the Armed Forces General Dwight
chairman OF the chiefs granted interview mornns
newspapermen.
Looking much improved after his hs4aaAs
him TO Key West to the spry
good natured account of himself General
ing white slack shirt and
and was interviewed by the while
wide porch of Quarters L at he Navals Station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07

asked how be was frsllux fha
general said he ives n4aeh lzs-
proved and announced lil ~
the first time since ~ raxso NmM
10 days ago he Mas going - tif1se
down to Truman Beas.h a1a.i nf
in the sun.
But the doctors hase ctsts.HiF
been feeding me II exll.t4&sna
stuff" said the genvfas wah
smile. In between meain ] atint
a kind of treated milk Al asesl
time I'm eating like a ho fm
really ashamed IL mfalf aieU
l get up FROM the table
Questioned as 10 how -
spends bis time. the snnaTal -
vesled thai ne haa taksn ~
painting.
Il don't know . thinx ases
painting. bat I'm makiuN nsta
stab at ID. Show them Hag at
recent works of art wsif ft
major?"
Major Robert L. Sthaia -
generals aide. brusahf tMa a.
lures and hung them m k
could be seen plainly N8k ~a
group 81 roses and - usl
fetching llkcnn~s - MaHa tee
!. erai Snxdes wlso a -
/ piiyslriazf ID Eietn asf.aef
came out II relirensest g. ~ lss
with General Eisnho@ss
The roses apiaafed g. a.
slightly on the PINK sob. Est 80
erwise a good gFuupsne - shs
flowers.
That ous 81 lhe wst. iis So
eral then asked what Nss go fas
minds Of the newspapefnt
He was questioned alsaH f#
forthcoming cuniefeneps N&sh t
chiefs of staff Who afs fistssa h6as
early this evening fof q tsaa ~
meetings with ihe eenefai
Il ann resting and Ai na
weaken myself b. multaif
conferences" said ihs Em
There are a Lumis4 81 aE
that We were discussing 81
ington when ] was taksaa i
There win be sbesa feas
days Of the conferences. ! Ni@a
to meet with the ehiels 81 $50
every day bat eaiv sef s4eft
periods"
lie said his iUb ~ C8sNs
University. which BE- ief - -
io Washington aoon asaaid fakH
his attention.
When Admiral ieabg kN ttH
Presidents SIDE sn " sfislssss a
was ncccs airy fuF asm haif 81
fill his place. "a lsasf ts~sss
ily." said tho geDefal NJ Hh
acting chairman - tte etHt Fl
staff will nut D. 8 lsfH ra
permanent ehaHHan rsa Ha ~
appointed and ihai 49, uHss
me"
He was asknd slssui ffe ae
cation program
"Fnrrcsiai did > gssai IS aHa
that" said the sensfsl th
an honest and sinotff asaH M
he did well Wah tha eag-fe f
gram.
Everybody has 8ffstNsf
ideas about aaiiieafAea So 81
seems 20 nae thst ief stfNseHt
operation sl the AEmes fesssa
we shouid work tkem fwe sa4s
We can't have tasa hf
generals and admmui hefH
the effort We've So ta a. #s
10 knowing hoys 81 ie tf 81 D.
Let them knoS that 49, hse 60
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07
Police Charged
With Bribe Taking

fHf 80 ass~statea t'r~ssN
huHfuik Virginia - Thirty
aulililk puiiErmcn we're under
Hispfnsian Tuesday AZ the after
maih ~ an invr stiaation Of the
numbFm racket
NurniY fuiiT Ut the officers
$500 charged with accepting
hlibra.
A corporation court grand jury
Hanllel down indictments ON the
Mlffrf charges
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07

UT WICpIIUIU NId ItdVIU
from London
MRS. RENEE DUFFY tabove).
pretty ls-Year- old mother. was
saved from the sallows in Lon
don Tuesday by King Georges
Feprieve. She was under SEN
tenee TO be hanged Thursday
fer killing her husband with a
hammer. Mrs. Duffy has an
ll-month. old baby.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-07

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Evening star., 1949-09-28
AUroMoBILEs wANrEp

Cash WAITING for private cars, any
ne. HI. $3.50. Il
OKLAHOMA DEALER, desperate for
40 Chevrolets and other postwar and
prewar cars, will furnish cash to
take delivery. If we can't buy your
car car i f9E cash; We will sell It for gov
Ga. ave-, GE. 1856.
please bring. title with you for high
est cash price at once on any well
ance due. Call 'Bo' Lamar, used
car mgr, DI. 5803. LOGAN (Ford).
iii 18th st. NV. Open 9 am. to
WILL EXCHANGE 24ob Shows Ct.
NV. . 2-family brick nat, well
rented. clear of incumbrances. for
'49 Buick, CadillAc or Lincoln Sc
dan. =. M. AIKEN, 500 Il st. NV,
MA. 1856; res, WI. 3293. ,--29
TRY TRIANGLE-we pay premium
prices for extra clean, cars Of pop
MoToRs. soio +. i. ave. s@ ne. Or
HOLD II jjusr a MINUTE. ss. hirh.
est cash price for your new or used
wop VS. Dg M9Tok Ss5a pg Co. siss ss,7 sfESG Rbsd.
Island ave. ne. opsn 5 am. 0t to
ran. HONEST ArrRAIsALs on all
IS 1884 is'as.' { u. NV. :.
w s.sa s. M 'sH ss:a s'1ss fGs so&oR ;1s;R
g. 4d1d ds1hd,rlinEton Business Center
TEXAS SEALEH DEsPERArE-Nseds
fean le sss pssS ss,' e s4y :y shs v ss, Or pS Sas
est cash prices. Mr.. THERREI l..
ATssFfos, 19al FMfsosssGn;,qj AGro rS owNass ssts lie.
beli Motors get the highest retail
esr Is on soT SouT IT sas you5 tS Dds szs es car ni
sharse Is s2t, no Charge OF q any any
kind Il car Is not sold. Car is
available to you at any time. Keep
',:'s IAN y, e. AoTSss L ssls P5'ys 55is
PREMiUM fRiCEsS SoH; for GOOD. clean,
lats model cars. Mr.. GRAVES. 81 81
1SsS IS tfHszs's tss.
\; \. ave. and Bladensburs I'd, TR
MORE CASH FoR YouK cAk, new
or used. Drive in, bring your title
faa ash sss snd fs's e.. ns WoIf5 y ACTORS seay
MORE Cash TOR YOUR CAR
III, our belief that We pay hiehest
cause We have spsciaiised m IN used Ss
ears for 80 wears. See us flrst for
top price-immedtate cash. MAN.
aA1TAN AUTO y RADIO CO.. Au.
sncrixed Austin Dealer. both sides
CHEVROLET OWNERS
800 on ~ Chevrolets,
5000 on 40 Chevrolets,
$3.50 on '39 Chevrolets,
$3.50 on '38 Cheyrolets.
VIII also assist you in Getting \
4g model car II desired with no
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Evening star., 1949-09-28
AUCTION SALES (cen,, }
THOs. J. OWEN 4 son, Auctioneer
436 Southern Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY AND BAsEMENT
BRICK BUILDING ARRANGED INTO
SIX APARTMENTS, BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NO. 3O5 M"
BY virtue OF, q certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. S461,
Folio AZ ct seq, Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction in front
Of the premises, on MONDAY THE
1% 10th TM1.TH,S DAY 1E 3GTosER, 6dfaHP AP 1sag'
the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of
Columbia. and designated as and
being part of original Lot ! in
Square 523, being more particularly
described by metes and bounds in
said deed Of trust. Subject to 4
right OF way across the north 8 feet
of said part of Lot for alley pur-
poses. Said property now known
for purposes of assessment and tax
alton as Lot S02 in Square 523.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior deed
Of trust for S13,551 so, further par
ticulars of which will be announced
at sson. time s.;a cf sale. sale; the purchase price
deposit Of $500. 90 required. Con-
veyancing, recording, etc, At pur-
chaser's cost. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold
at the discretion Of the trustees.
HERMAN MILLER,
ARNOLD M. WERNER,