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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
FATE % MINNESOTA
FEPc BILL DISCUSSED M
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-The
authors 81 the Tnft-IIartlcy
Act pretended 10 be giving mi
noriiies q pat on the back, but
were really pinning 3 donkey
tail Of second class citizenship
Oh all Of tho oolored people In the
trade union movement 0f this
country. Clarence Mitchell. Labor
Secretary Of the HAACP. said In
his testimony bsfsFV the HOUSE
Committee on Labor and Eduoa.
tim on Tuesday, March 40,
The Associations representa-.
tive charged that Section % the
TAFT Hartley Act contains some
beautiful language about no dis
elimination, but the authors IN =
mean. 0onnivinR, ancabinK way"
included In the Conference Report
on the legislation q statement
which approved the dOCtTihs on
the LAnIS case. The IArIS case.
Mr. Mitchell said, was an NlsitB
decision which pTrmitH unions 10
exclude colorcd people. put them
IN B-elAAs locals. or conflns their
membership o. auEiliAriss
lie stated that the Board has
used this continued license for
immoral conduct In four major
drCiai0hs under the TAft.HhTtlsy
Act" In each ~ These decisions.
Mr. Mitchell said. the segregation
In union membership was upheld
by the Board
A. IN his statement submitted
10 the senate Committee On Labor
and Public Welfare On February
10. 1919. Nj Mitchell stated that
two National Conventions u the
NAAcP have called for . repeal
o. the Taft-HArtlsy At, Hs aiso
addsd that the RAACP was ask.
ing for thu following things
We ash that no union b. osrtI.
fisd - the bargaining agent ~ Il
should ssETsEAts o. discriminate
against employees becaIlss o. rans,
religion, OF national origin We
also ask that any union fOllo,NlnE
this unjust practice b. dsosrtifIsd
" u already has obtained bargain
ing nights. No employer would b.
required o. bargain with . dis
cT1IninatOrY union AMI ths closnds
shop would also b. denied, n The
organization seeking u rsf'issd
membership 10 psrSons because Of
rare. religion, 90 national OTiEin'
Dsaksy's TaII
Representative Bailey ID, w.
va asked Mr. hitcbsIl ~ ths
parties that controlled The sOth
C0nRTsss haven't been pinBinE The
donksy's tail On you fOlks for
ats1sit eighty yeafs and TO1 only
found u out before tls last elss.
ton" M. Aitsheifs reply was
that neither party has asJns Whist
Il ahOaid On tsis question Hs also
said mat Ws are nightly Uleasod
with the position % The prsailisnt
On the C5vii Rights program. and
We are dehRhtsd that there are
many ~ you Esntlsmsb VINO stand
with him On that
hltHhsil sAlds We have iust
ben sHp0ssd u the yeFy awful
spectacle % . fiibaIstsF over In
The Senate N,hieh 49, know has
been snKihssrsd ~ tbs WORT kind
u egnniyabcs betNeen Rspubli-
cahM ahf DcFnocralM
We hops that y0u Esntlsnsn
VIM bsiisVe IN the principles tbs
pgsaldent has suuneiatsd ~ tn
Civl Rights program ana usdss
a IL Itspublieana s'So saT uhsy
stand for The same thlng VIII
j0intly write into Lao S9sss ~ ths
fh5BKa 80 have bsen hearing
aho1t IN campaign speschsa"
~ anOthsr po4Ht, Hepf.sentS~
tive Adam pOssil 10. r. ~
Gtats4 that u Naa he lntsntion %
apons0F tbs Kind - snsn6msnts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
LARoG Crowd EptJoVS
ATTACKS BaookS DANCE

EVsryans had k,ts ~ fun 81 tn
big oabaTst dance sp0nsOrcd BY
The Attnoks BROOKS Legion Post
last saturday night Ths chief
oonmsBt a. ths evening seemed
10 ~, This " great When wili
your NEXT dance bs7" AttBcks
BROOKS Post Isadsrs are happy ~
AbnOghos that plans are BoN b..
Ing made % present another big
cabaret dance IN ubs near future.
wstsh this paper for dstAiIs.
PToessds a. these affairs help 10
finance the Posts program 70
b,sib . better America
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
AARS. RAcpSGI JoesGS
VUsSlRAL HElD

FtEBsrai services were bid Co
thursday. March ~. for Mrs.
Rachel J0nsa. no Constance 81.
who assd ssbdsnIy Monday. March
n. She was born In Pelham. Ca,
and had Byed In g. Paul for shout
10 years
sbs n survived BY her husband,
wlhss . brother. George Han;
tbrrs cousins. Mrs. A. Ksaton and
Morris and Oscar KsatOn ard
also relatives In Pelham. Ca.
Rev. b ~ Moore offeiatsd II
the funeral sbs wa burisd 81
Oakland esmstsry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
clsuRcH o. coo
AalRaSvERS MGET
MARcbt 2o-ApaIl q

n ministers and workers. q
ths Twtn CITY churches q God IN
clg4st yin msset ~ tn oEahan
Tsmpas. church q Cod IN chnss
st sac Lyndals Ave No. b~Ein-
nag sa@rt1y. Nara ~ thrUsgh
April & E~sEyoas - lnntsd and
WeAnusas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
Jim'S Place
Hos New Look

JIm's Place. corner Kent and
81 Anthony. popular g. Paul bar,
IL undergoing 5000 worth Of ~.
furbtahinE
Attractive new leather booths
have been installed in the cock.
tail lounge and The entire bar ~
bring redsooratsd
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
lApSDolPH WANTS NC
90 eLoSGD SlSopSI

Read George w. MeCrays
artiois On Tn eiSss1 shOp an5
fair employment practices 81
page four q this ss15tion.
Hocray's artieiss o. tbs
Negro IN AEnsE1ean IabDF are .
part 81 tbs fsatBrs ssrvtos II
ths Associated Negro Press
To Rpoksaman and RseorssF
pagers ars IL exclusive gssEE
q AMP. In Minnssota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
REV. G. =. PARRER
HEEDs MOOD DONORS

Rev. G. T. n Parker 10 ssnSss-
~ IN IN General hospital. Mime
apoiis REV. Parker IL pastor u
Borssr nsthodist church
Ths ministsr " In need Of blood
irahsfussonA BISd dSnOB are
needed AaTSts wishing 70 give
bod - aaissd 70 report 10 The hos
psial
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
REV. ciaTsvRNG MAS
I0TH ARSptIVERSARY

On March II. friends and RAso.
eiAtns Of Rev, JAce Ciayburn gath.
errd Mt Zion Baptist church TO pay
their respects 10 him ON the oCca.
sion Of his tenth anniversary A.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
(see Editorial on page -

Jessie w. Miller, 674 81 An.
thony Ave. made q verbal attack
before the Senate liquor control
committee Monday. March II, on
the fact that only one s. Paul
Negro held an on-saIe liquor h.
cenBe, which created what he
called q monopoly"
Miller appeared before the com
mittse In behalf Of q measure In
troduced in the state Senate by
Senator b. @. Novak Of 81. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
NEAL|E GETS 7 YEARS ON GUILTY PLEA
Proposed
To Southern Solution"
For US. Race Problem

tOssS voVsspOS - lOOiSSaa. ESsSap poposSd
SSSAsrn SOSss" AsSIss PsSAas 1SaSA 10 LWs
SWsHlae sSsls. SdVOssasd hS dpsFat 70 Ss
~ he MoOso PspOuOa hSeSeAeSa tie uaSd SaSa No e
BOaUeod Riot ne Odssi roqSiss tA0a
~ Smpsv@oss AS sssoetass tie sisSaS
ts wssh assA ~ rails ne s - t~S ssiss
fvsaU snipa pEOPssai TAo esssVdNS SSsa
10 pstasSd AaoW-HShoEs Mote.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

shrfth, hnhhAtn
Representative In
tho state leEiala
ture gave an I'm
pruRHlVc talk ON
the prUblsn ~ the
Indignation ~ mi
norItieH into the
life of the nation
Tuesday night
ahoFAn said
many IT tho states
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

NEALR prosecutor and At.
tornay Cor the defense has recon.
mrnded lcnlSncy, thia court limits
the maximum nantnhee 10 nsven
yrafs 10 b. served IN the H. Cloud
rpformRtnry"
Nealin. neatly drrsssd. ~
erIv-d hls scat.Ber quietly, hla
face slightly twisting. and walh.
81 away With sheriff ksFtnlt
llsdmAn
Neails took the stand Wsdnen-
day morning Ia make . defense
for himself before the Judge.
Throughout the questions, he nsE.
yOuEly twisted his mouth, but
otherwise appeared calm and
gave cloar and intelligent answers,
In responding 10 questions ash.
ri him by County prosecutor
JamsA Lynch, NealIs said he haa
been chicken and thrown across
the roam BY clardy. lis said he
was not IN the habit Of carrying
. E,in. but had puI the pistol that
fatal night In the glove oompaTt.
msHt ~ the car. thinking 10 pro.
tsot hlu wife Ne DID not, he said.
carry tho gun for the reason for
shooting anyone
Neaue claimed he went 10 ths
car 10 put bls coat away for safe
~, h. looked IN the glove con-
partmsnt for hls cigarrttss, ths
gun fell out, and hs put u In his
pocket and forgot about a.
DE said he fired In the ealing
10 make the people move back ~
he could Isays tbs plaoa, whsn
tho argument and night CON-
mgncsd, hS HtAtsd, about 100 OF
400 psOpls crowded around him
and wsFs calling Kick him. get
him beat him up"
This. Aaalis further STATED.
frightened him, and hs wanted 10
get out Of Tho place. he said hs
called 10 the peopls 10 lst him
AIons and Ist him get out of thsrs.
ciaFdy. BE- said. WA coming 10.
ward him ~ " 10 Krappls with
him. Iis did not know. 81 the time
be surrendered 20 tbs police. that
the person he shot Was Ciarty nor
did he know he wa dead
Lynch and Jerome Hoffman. At
tommy for the defense, asked nsv.
sFA times N thsre was anything
rise be wanted 10 odd 70 The story.
Twice, after thinking awhile. be
AsId no. and once he nald Moth
Ing. except I'm sorry that II hap
psRsd"
Attorney asahss Pina
Hoffman. In making . brisf
plea before tho Judge. stated that
thsrs Was much confusion In the
testimony given BY the witnesses;
that Nsalls was not . vicious per.
s5n. that he fired because Of tina
fear 81 danger 10 his safety; that
hs fired In the ceiling 20 nAIss the
people stay away from him and
that he was asking foe Ianisney
and that hs recommended . SEA
tsnes 0f . maximum 81 2 years.
Prosecutor Agrpes
Lynch. also making . short pisa
recommended . maximum sem
tsnes 81 years. ne ana this. he
stated, In NsN u ths fact that
according 10 tbs probation and
pardon board. tbs defendant would
haVs 10 serve cat ths eomplets
seven years. and could not obtain
. pardon o. 60 on probation.
During the four days Of the
trial. more than half q dozen wit
nnasea tsstifisd Many mors wit
naasss wsFs At ths Disposal Of the
stats, but were not called because
% ths sudden change Of plea b
the defendant.
Elgffmann managed 10 ean-
fuss moat % tn witnesses N
thsig tsstilnosy. Ne aalsod Coz
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

sotiH '" boNfflef
said Il think the
defendant felt he
had aoBie cause
for shooting, even
though . more
prudent person
would have found
a not 90 There
fore In vlsw % the
fart that both the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

pastor Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church.
Rev clayburn was remembered
by members % hls congregation
and other organizations Including
hinnshaha Temple and Mary Ma
son Past Daughter Rulers COun-
ell
c. n Mendoza, I1lEnm choir
director assisted BY ThsOdOFS
Woodland. had charge Of arrange.
ments for the affair.
Rev c1ayburn IL one Of tbs bss,
LOvsd ministers In The Twin Cites
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

II PAYS TO ADvERIIsE
CONTINUALLY There are
tWensy-sE othaF colss&ds Hso1n-
tains hlgAsr than E1kas Peak. bsf
who Knows ah,o1t thsm-They
a1aI aaysgttnsi : WY noG BE- .
PSks's PuakaEG
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
Lest Rites NoId
RoV AOwwss nOsek

Last ntsa were he'd "Wednesday.
March n. Al Neal funeral hdEns
for August Busch. 20. BIB RSB6o
Ave. VINO disd at Our Lady IL
oood Council 90 Saturday. March
-
Bu@ch was born In Duluth on
Dec. -. 1888 and had ben . real
deaf - a. Paul f0F ab0Ut 70
years
Rev John A. Nelson Sfficiaisd
and Busch was buried ~ ElmhaSsi
esmStsTy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
Short Term Follows Change
In Plea of Youth Who
Fatally Shot Felix CIardy


lnman Earl NcAlc, a. who suddenly pleaded guilty first
degree mAnHaughiNr Monday March a. after four days Of
trial. sentenced Wednesday March % 10 years
praonmenL
Neae facing second degree murder charge and first
degree manauRhcr charge before jury for the fatal Ahoot
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
Sh0ruR LaSh0S
Fringe Tact Seek
EEPc Detect

I.AAhlhg cut at what he termed
n Legislative fringe" which OPP
posed FEr law passage, R0bCrt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

Try car vast. - sseitSa 10 FsMs
tlai spass FSSm--aaVt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

thG ~ The TREASURE Inn on Febs
ruary ~ VI rsliE ClArdy, Of Min.
nsapolis
In making tho sentence. Judge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25
Mitchell; NAACP Labor
Secretary Raps TIL Law
Before House Committee

proposed by the NAACP because
you cannot have part time de-.
mDCTaCy, You have Ia have u ~
not, one or the other"
Representative Jacobs lDum.
Ind questioned the HAACp W.T.
neaa On various court decisions
supporting the NAACp'H request
Mr. Mitchell cited the CiTCun-
stances which resiIltsd IN favor
able decisions In California and
Kansas auprpmS Courts On this
subject, In speaking ~ the Kan.
aAh Court decision, Mr., Mitchell
quoted the foilpwtnR language Un
the point ~ exclusion ~ eolered
people from union membership
Here the court said,
Such daniAl ~ FRpuEnnnl Ia
every American euneepl % equal.
~ under tha law u " Abhdffenl
both 20 the letter and to the spirit
~ our Fundamental charter knV.
~ was u mnFV important than
now 10 reject such racial diAcrin-
inRtion and "a resist all erosion ~
individual liberty Tho acts com.
planned ~ are IN violation ~ the
mn Amendment"
WIEH TALkA ABOUT
MINNEAOTA
During the testimony the fate
~ the Minnesota FalT Employ.
ment Practice legislation was die.
GUESSED by Representative wiSF
ID. MINI Mr. Wisr said. n
wanted % make u known 20 you,
" you dldB't know n. that In the
Senate WHARF II Wan dsfnaisdrby
q VUts 81 7 90 O. what you present
here tonight played its part be-
cause q couple 81 smart anti.
labor Senators who sat on the
committee thought up q swell Idea
and ~ ,hsy amended the FEPC.
and under our State Labor Con
citation Act they Included the
question % labor unions being
charged with discrimination. I'm
fair practices. and carried that on
~ that the labor movement back
- away for . couple ~ days IAN.
~ They could get themselves 10
KsthsF again In nesting thsar
amendments"
Mr., hitchhli'a reply was, IN
any decent fair employment pFAS.
tlcs legislation there must b. =
provision which says that you
can't seRFeKAts and discriminate
In your uni0n nsmbsFHhip, That
10 = part ~ the New York iaw.
Beeauas 81 that provision ! think
pgtns 20 0F 10 unions. sumo 81
them Railroad Brotherhood ,s-
which are Notorious Determinations
have oOBs forward saying they
viii take ool0red people Into mem
bsrahip.
They never would have said
that n u hhdn't been IN there I'M
der The Lac, I fasl that mast ~
The people in the trade union
movement who sPsnd . M 81
rn0nsy promoting educational pro.
grams ~ that Deypls Win harn %
S0Tk together ~ humans Win bsd
rss1nt that part ~ the law"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

S9ASA N@0N SpasNsAtN 3
All our distinctions are acclden.
! tai, Beauty and dstormity, though
personal qualities. arS neither en-
titled TO praise or esnsurs, yet Il 90 .
, happens that they color our opinion !.
Of those qualities TO which mankind !:
have attached Importance. q. :
Zimmerman. /!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-03-25

Men are born but citizens are
made. A child takes itself what ID
brought to it. Il accepts example,
usage, traditions and general ideas.
All forms Of its social reactions and
most Of its emotional interpreta-
tons are provided by its education.
H. @. Wells.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
AUCTION SALES

THE W. ". DRAPER FARM AT
Auction. Thursday, Sept. %. 10
a.m.-97 acres, located At Montvale,
virginia, In Bedford County. Just OF
d. s. Route No. 460. Well improved
with nice 7-room home, brick ten
ant house, large cattle barn. ma
chine sheds and other necessary
farm buildings. Large swimming
pool. Water furnished to pool and
all buildings from larse spring.
Well fenced and cross.fenced; water
In every boundary. Every acre OF
this land is in high state Of culti..
vation, mostly in old bluegrass sod
and alfalfa. Should carry rs head
Of cattle the year around. Most
ideal for dairy farm. Win suit
the business or professional man,
as 1t is Just . few minutes drive
from Roanoke, or the farmer who
wants . high-clsss farm for cattle
raising. This farm is being sold to
settle the estate Of W. w. Draper,
and his heirs will give unusually
good terms with low rate Of inter-
est. Sale to include a. head Of
purebre6 Hereford cattle, al farm
ing machinery, hays and grains.
Your inspection Is Invited prior to
sale. Immediate possession: De
scriptive catslog win be mailed on
request. ]. G.. SHEETS q SONS,
Hen1torg.AuctioneeYB Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
PIENTY or OTHER BARGAINS
PLENTY OF OAdErs 0I1N0
AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
AvToMosilEs WANTED

DRIVE IN OUR LARGE BUILDING.
please bring title with you for high:
est cash price at once on any well
kept popular model car. We pay bal:
ance due. Call sDo" Lamar, used
car mgr, DI. 6603. LOGAN Ford).
I'LL 18th st. NV. Open am. to
3 pm.
BUICK. CHEVROLET AND yosD
must Sc in good condition; good
MMnsa1sHssT MR. sEHTriE. i1sn Di' sf S4so. '' -as
CHEVROLET '4S Fimstr. Glib cpe. r.,
h. Pvt. party--pay cash. No deal
ers. MI. 56O0. Ext. 6O6 aft. 12. l0s
TOWN d COUNTRY MOTORS will
pay cash for your 1941 Chevrolet,
Ford or Plymouth. down to 1885
9odss a9e ssnso on stls ioo ssss sy.. wtif1 e
Evening star., 1949-09-17
AUTOS WANTED (cont.) J

WANIED-CAR. under 81 900; Win
ACCOUNTANT offers services in ex-
change for lete-model car; systems
int tnital2sd nsa, statements prep. Green 3as
TRY TRIANGLE-we pay premium
ular make and model, Drive yours
SoToRsl so1S 5Hd''Sn r. I. ave- 1s'asaea n. q
risS 13SS 3 oirs. /; aye. n.;se,.,.., ne =,
9sksEsoNfiAc fiAs IS 1884 ft':sed st. ns ss
HOLD nEi gnpyi II JUST A MINUTE, &c. high.
est cash price for your new or used
ssc %oop pq MoToh Ss55 pg eo slss si7 sfENG RSsd:
Island ave. ne. Open . an. to
WILL PAY top cash price for clean
used cars. SHIRLINGTON MOTOR
Co. shirlington Business Center,
OKLAHOMA DEALER. desperate for
40 Chevrolets and other postwar and
prewar cars, will furnish cash to
TX sfn qfvsJy s41sa sad 1SiL pay 5snTs noI:,, NJ
'FF65 F6HAss. Il 'SEsas ssS%le,. 'Hs NC. 'FHa FIJI
TEXAS DEALER DEsPERATE-Needs
clean used cars. any make or model,
from 1898 to ,949; will pay high
1921 Wisconsin. EN- as47.
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR, new
or used. Drive in. bring your title
and get cash. WOLFE MOTORS
18th and < sts: NV. EX. 5562
ATTENTION. AUTO OWNERS - lie,
Bell. Motors get the highest retail
price for your 1915 ia i94Q car n
car is sold at your price, our only
charge Is S25. no charge Of any
kind II car is not sold. Car Il
available to. you at any time. Keer
in or call FELL MOTORS. 5ni6
Wis. ave. WO. 5000.
| STUDEBAKERS and Chevrolets, 1a47.
1880 METROPOLITAN MOTORS
n: Y. ave. and Bladensburg I'd, TR
RETAIL PRICE for your CARVE
have customers waiting. $25 is the
only charge If your car is sold. Nc
charge II car is not sold MORRIS
& HUGHES AUTO SALES. 1914
DODGE, PONTIAC OR CHRYsIER,
1947 or AS. 4-door sedan: pvt
party will pay cash for car In good
condition. Ho; 17o6. ,-I6
late model cars. MR.. GRAVES. DI
Evening star., 1949-09-17
los. J. OWEN 9 SON, AnctioneefS,
ass Southern Building.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLl
TWO-STORY ROW BRICK DWELL
ING, BEING KNOWN AS PREM
NnS1,s%rs IsEs N1i Il DEFREEs STREET.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In .Liber No. S30S.
Folio 1875 ct sea-. OF the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, and ct
the request Of the party secured
v SIiI i. ssiI; 8 public sSssiSn % e iTsns
aNsfEaSaH n M HrsT1s'' DAY AZ SAn 81 snIrEa. IN
oo'cEock PM. as.Si Il. soilovin1sds- ND.
scribed land and premises, situate
Ia the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being Lot 173 IN
Warmers subdivision Of lots In said
Square 623, as per plat recorded In
the Once OF the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia In Liber II
Terms: Sold subject to . prior Guild
ing association) deed of trust for
approxtmately S1,4S2.l6;, further
3, e s. which as ,. Yin -. b n1 an.
seD eSass price C s sbose =. said N trust st 70 % So
paid In cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
required. conveyancinS, recording.
men msnts - made nas'f as d date date Of oisis ssis.
Terms 70 Be compiled with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may be ad.
vertised and resold at the discre.
'l'h o. 'ns spESos ssss,ss1i ivERsIs,
REusEN FoNEETT.
seS,10,1S,1b,l7 trustees
Evening star., 1949-09-17
HOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, Auctieueefs
436 Southern BUil6ing.

Tgo-ia4Rsd NS. sSisa fnx KSoRs Rslcx Is DMdh sRa1.
IgIS NO. zoos FIRST STREET
BY virtue Of . certain desd Of trust
ords 81 the District 81 Columbia.
and at the request OF the party &C.
cured thereby, the undersisned
b front Ta e aiNIefPNa shs eFiRssfs g foS 81
sEPTEMnER, A.D 1919. Al
THREk-THTRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and
premises. situate In. the District Of
Cclumhia. and desisnsted as ane
OF lots In Block 4, Moore and Bar
bour's Addition 70 City Of Wash
Evening star., 1949-09-17
THOS. J. OWEN e. SON, Auctioneers,
i35 Southern Building.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALgARLH
bufLpING Known As PREMISES
N0RrH%fsr Nj aSas COLUMBIA STREET
BY virtue Of a certain deed of tr A.
duly recorded, in Liber No. S2R
Folio 437 ct seq, OF the LAM
records of the District Of ColumbiaSs
and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees, will sell, at public auction
In front Of the premises, on NON
DAY. THE TWENTY sixth DAY
THREE O'clock PM. the follow
situate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot
10 in subdivision made BY
Thomas J. MacNamee in Square
365, as per plat recorded in the
Once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
trict Of Columbia in Liber "a at
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
Of trust for approximately S6,392 80,
further particulars of which will
be announced at time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid in cash. A deposit OF
S50O.00 required. Conveyancing.
recording, etc. at purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold as
'"' s'S'fIs1sh HERMAN N Nj MiLiER. IIas!ees'
ARNOLD M. WERNER,
sells 51T1Q0I "a Tr,,staas
Evening star., 1949-09-17
J0HN q. NEgBECK: Asssrns,'

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ministration. - This IL 10 Give
Notice: That ths subscriber. Of the
state Of Massachusetts,, has obtained
from the probate court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Letters Of Ad..
Priscilla Il. Foiey. late Of the Dis:
persons r s. hsvina claims Against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with The vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the
subsa fiber. on or before the LIST day
Of March. AID. 1850; otherwise they
may by law. be excluded from al
my hand this ssth day 81 August,
I940. MARIAN NJ. PNKHAM.
~ French st.: Methusn. Moss
(eeaI,) Attest: THEODORI coos
WELL. REGISTER OF Wills for. the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Prohsts court ssS'1o'l7.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
GEORGE j. O'HAIE, Attorney,
1915 Z Street NV.

UNITED STATES DisTRIcT COURT
Tor the District OF Columbia
Holding Probate Court.--No. 73735.
Notice: That the subscriber, Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Of Admin.
istratlon on the estate Of Simeon N.
Columbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims AGAINST the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With the vouchers thereof. legally
or before the 18th day Of March,
A. D. 1850; otherwise they may By
law be excluded from all dement's Of
said estate. Given under ny hand
MARIE B. HUNT. $500 18th st. NV.
lSealo Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, REGISTER Of wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Pro-
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