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The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
NOTICE NOTICE OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that a special City election will be held in the City Hall October 4. ls4s. from $500 o'clock "A. M. 10 $500 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of ratifying:
 Ordinance No. 332 pertaining to the vacating of Bridge Street at West First Ave. and River St. Ordinance No. 333 providing for a City Attorney by appointment instead of election,
 Resolution No. 334, empowering the City to adopt a Consumers Sales Tax.
 Any elector residing one year in the Territory of Alaska and thirty C30) days in the precinct prior to election is qualified to vote at this election.
 CARRIE M. McLAIN,
 City Clerk. Pub. Sept. 23, 26, 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
POLARIS HOTEL

Sgt. and Mrs. L. King, Ft. Rich ardson. MT. and Mrs. Donald Tin
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

For Good Printing Call Main I25
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. Of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Monday, September 26, l949

Monday, September 26, l949
 Forecast Nome: Continued clou- dy tonight and Tuesday with oc- casional light rain. Gentle to mod crate SouthWesterly to westerly winds. Lowest temperature tonight 40, highest temperature Tuesday 48.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of FOO am. today:
 Precipitation 0.40 inches. CTotal this month 3.7l inches).
 Temperatures: highest 52, low est 34.
 Maximum wind Is miles an hour from the SW.
 Sunrise at 5:59 am. sunset at 5:48 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 36, lowest 20.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907:
 Highest 56 in 1926, lowest 20 in l948.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

ArriVlng yesterday were Ann Walsh, Orville Miller, Carl Stahl- berg and Emerson Bassett.
 Departing ware Leonard Miral- di, John Mccormick, Katherine Kehoe, Clara Soosuk, Carl Stahl- ebrg, MT. and Mrs. w. Shelley, Walt Taylor, Alfred Apodruk, William KoStenbader and family, It. Taylor.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Anchorage Sat urday were C. B. Hyndman F. L. King, Lee Hartley.
 Departing Saturday were Low ell Anagiek, Karl w. Boil, Nor man D. Johnson, Richard Michel son, Lee Hartley, Forbes Baker.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

eney, MT. and Mrs. Walter BoSley, J. F. Desmond, Floyd Wilson, S/Sgt. D. Mondross, Anchorage. Thomas Swan, Galena. Lee Hart ley, Palmer. Gerald Clausson, Jun eau. Elizabeth Moxley, Juneau. J. H. Clam, D. A. Hovey, Austin Duffy, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
Hospital News

Ed Kinoktook was brought in from Koyuk to the hospital.
 Calvin Moore was admitted to the hospital for treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

( Resolution No. 334 which will be ( submitted for ratification in the \ forthcoming special election to be \ held Oct. 1, I949, is extremely i'm ( portant to every resident of Nome \ for several reasons:
 ( l. The City MUST raise money ( which the present tax laws can- ( not possibly provide for. ( Resolution No. 334 explains ( this need in detaiD. J ?. Consumers Sales Tax is the logi- ? cal modern way of distributing y the tax obligation. Several cities ' in Alaska have found it effective ! and fair 10 all.
 ' 3. The proposed tax will enable the ' City of Nome to carry on the pro- 7 posed Improvements withoutre ' course to a heavy burdensome Y property tax. V f. A Consumers Sales Tax is the \ only form of taxation which can V be levied on ALL earners of a } livelihood in Nome, and not just } on the property owners. In this } way it is the most equitable tax } possible. N --arc i.-.ts..c .t '.. .... .r'
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL

Albert Day, John Nichols, Law renee Stephens, E. P. Haddon, Washington, D. C. Clarence Olson, St. Paul Island. Don Foster, Clar- ence Rhodes. Juneau. s. L. King. Big Delta. Louis Peters, Emerson Bassett Seattle.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
Isn't One New Years
Day Enough?

SIX NcW Years daAs N ONE ycti
HE New Year, day oi Ian !
amc tWico 4 year. In that part OF
'lc I, sid,il whence lies \merlca
aud >mm,lrs other PLACES. Jan !
come, ln Ian / hnt IN that part u
The Otcdcni wherein he the ortho
ao> Gicch faith prevails. Ian iall,
upon Ian. -.
In China the NcW Year iall, upon
Feb s Continuing IN the East. ii
reached siam on Npril |. he
would discover he had Arrived III
NcW Ncal', du
suppose the mAthcal traveller
cached Nrabia IN sept ! tie would
ini 4 gie,i ~iliawmg, ril' siyiue
aud /, general All 81 lcstisits ~,
reason NcN Year, day. Naham-
mcdau version
Md that isn't all In Nbys>iuia
Ncw Near, day TAILS upon sept 70
IN conclusion. we're Nou ~ lcru.
salem on O,t B. you would haS'
auiAed m time 10 help celebrate
New Near, day there -or Rosl
.lia-lana Is. II i, called the Hebrew
1hcat II The wear
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
By PAUL JONES
National Safety Council

National Safety Councill
So little Alice thought things were
wacky in Wonderland She should
have stuck around and seen what the
National Safety Council dug up in
1910 in its annual roundup OF odd
accidents. To wit:
Every ball player dreams OF the
day he's as hot as 4 iirecracker. But
Jew attain il as literally as Out
fielder Norman Lawrence oil an
East Oakland. Cali. sandlot team.
Thirteen-year-old Norman chased a
fly ball so vigorously that the iric-
ton Of his pants ignited some
matches touched oil a pocketiul OF
f%irecrackcrs Norm had been hoard
ing. He banged his way spectacu-
larly across the outfield and caught
the ily-to the thunderous cheers
al his amazed and delighted team
mates.
Give Self Hotseat
In the same anatomical category
is the fascinating case OF Ivan flar-
zcll oil Yreka. Calf, who gave not a
hotioot but a hotseat TO, OF all peo-
pie. himself. Mr.. Harzell was work
ing in a field with a sodium chlorate
weed killer that %imprcgnated his
trousers. The highly inilammablc
chemical was touched of by friction
when Mr.. liarzell rammcd his hand
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
New Year Resolutions
Silly Say Psychatias

In the opinion OF some OF the ma
lions leading psychiatrists, the
practice Of making New Year reso-
lutions is silly"
They believe that any person go
ing around making resolutions n
informing all and sundry OF his de
cision IS something OF an exhibit
,ioni,, and. in addition, IS being
childish.
The experts add that these persons
probably never carry out the reSo-
lutions anyway
some agree that New Year reso-
luton, have little value. They feel
that resolutions aren't the best way
OF CURLING difficulties and correct
ing one, self. They point out that,
instead. the best method is giving
thought to wha, cau,es trouble and
irving nationally 70 correct these
faults.
Children especially, the experts
argir. should not be encouraged
IN making resolutions They con
tend a child should be taught to
d. the bc,, he can at all times and
no, save hi, difficulties Tor any
par,icular time. and attempt to tear
them all up by onc ,upcrnuman ei
iort thar i, almost sure to tau.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
Spruciing Up The
House for
The Holidays
Ready for the Christmas Rush

keIuy lOi tHt SuiioHido Noo"
There's not much time around
Christmas to think about house
cleaning bui with family and
friends dropping i'll, you want your
home To look spruccd up and mvit-
ing. Start with the downstairs
clothes clnsct Ten minutes will be
time enough to clear out things that
have collected, move the heavy coats
mp stairs sweep the floor, line up
the rubbcrs. and make sure there
are plenty OF clothes hangers.
It's the Time for Giving
Get the children TO pick out toys
and book, that have lost their nov
city but would mean iun to other
children. You'll lind books i'll your
Am collection, too, to send to hos
pitals and service centcrs. While
you're clearing out, look for some OF
last wears Christmas cards. Made
into scrapbooks. they will give JOY
to children who are i'll. and tht
work will be indoor fun ior your
" children.
Don't Be a Harried Hostess
To save time on Christmas day
have a quick rehearsal OF your tabl,
settings. Count the expected noses
then plan your china and glassware
they may need washing-and table
coverings. Plan Your decorations
and don't forget lovely holiday can
dles-with a bit Of ereencry. the,
dress mp a table II sou keep you
extra silver in a cloth treated 4
keep ii bright. silver cleaning is Of
your list. Thanks. Good House
keeping.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
j. s. Stands Low on
List Of Nations
Getting New Year

From the precise instruments III
the naval observatory i'll Washing
ton. and through the great Arllne-
ton radio towers. Nmerica and much
Of the world will learn the exact IN
slant whcn the old year has passed
and 1880 has taken il, place. And
it is from another haunt 81 science
in the capital. tic National Geo
graphic Society. that one learn,
when and where the new year
begins.
The United States. accustomed 10
ranking itself pretty highly III world
esteem has to content itself with
being about siNill-ratc III the eyes OF
Father Time. the society points out
For time serves up the new year 70
australia. Asia. .Nirica. Europe and
most Of South America before he
gets around to the first Of eur citi.
zens in Maine,
Then. Tor three more hours. III,
people Of California must MUNICH the
crusts and pick the bones OF the OLD
year before they receive 4 lrcsl
helping OF time; and the residents Q
Alaska must wait two more hour
beyond that.
When the New Year actually j
born il will'bc 7 a. m. Dec. 81 III on
eastern cite, 9 a m. il the ccntra
time zone. ) a. NJ, il the mountain
zone and ! a. M. in The Pacific coas
states.
While The Nyw Year celebration
in all countries are hasically similar
there are manN interesting varla
tions and simple features. For *
apple. in Great Britain the king
honor list provides a large topic Q
conversation on New Years day
The wassail bowl j, an importan
part 81 the New Year observance i
England, and open house" i eci
crallN kent ii town 4, well A. com
Try
Ncw Wears customs always hay
had a joyful theme. Few tears exc
mark the death u tile old year. bt
there is always gladncss al the ad
vent oi the ncw era which mankin
always hopes viii PROVE t. be be
ter than the old one.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
BALL PLAYER HAS VERY HOT DAY
IN WACKIEST MISHAPS OF l949

into his pocket, and his pants ex-
ploded.
Statistics show that very few cars
skid on icy streets in New York city
in midsummer. But that's what
happened on the hottest day OF the
year in l949. A taxicab driven by
Arthur lrise crashed into another
taxi. lrise explained to the police
that his cab had skidded on ice that
had fallen from a truck. He was
advised to put on chains.
Mrs Lowell Long is used 10 hear
ing her n~eiehbors in Cedar Rapids,
low ,saiy that her biscuits are al
ways sureiirc. None,heless. she was
startled when shots rang out IRON
the hot oven into which She had just
dropper a pan OF dough. Then She
lett on a recent vacation. two re
v%olycrs had been hidden i'll the stove.
Fully aware that things are tough
all over, police i'll Sacramento,
Calf. nevertheless were surprised
10 get a report that an automobile
had picked the poke, OF a pcdc>.
trian and escaped with Sl02. The
victim. W. T. Taylor, had walked
too close to a moving ar. His coat
pucket-wallct and all-was ripped
oil by the auto and carried away.
Dashed by Baton
Football fans realize that pretty
drum majorcttcs OF high school
band, practically knock themselves
out 10 please the crowd. But Celia
Slaycns OF the Champaign, H..
high school band actually did il She
twirlcd her baton 50 energetically il
Smackcd her in the head and
knocked her cold.
In Bridgeport. Conn, a box ol
cookies set fire to a house at t..
Charles street. How: Well, the box
loppled from a kitchen shell onto The
handle OF a water faucet. turning o.
the water. The cookies spilled on
and cloeecd the drain. The sinh
oyerilowcd d. the water SeepeC
through the floor. a short circuit re
suited, and fire broke out.
Parents and others who are ;
little weary oi bubble gum have al
ardent ally in Quincy Elmer Fergus
son OF Anahcim. Cali. Quincy VA,
driving a young woman home iron
the office one afternoon when sh,
chose that moment to dcmonstrat,
her skill as a gum bubbler. The bal
loon sized bubble burst in Quincy
lace. He did what came naturally
let 90 oi the wheel and clawed at tn
ribbcry goo which covered his eye,
The car swerved into two others
Then things were really gummcd III
In Kampsville. Ill.,, Bridegroom
: James Inman blissiully carried hi
Z bride across the threshold .slippc'
and broke his ankle.
And in Santa Monica. Calf, pu
lice arrested a motorist on a speed
ing charge for the second time i'll
months. His Nance No %foolinl
iolks-it'S Safety First.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
DRESS UP YOUR HOUSE TO SAY
MERRY CHRISTMAS IN EVERY ROOM


Have fun dressing Your house IN
its ChriSmas-0est l>e these short
cuts and eliminate the hard work
You enjoy ur holiday mo-,
when the house !. gay and parking
with Christina .And guests are
easier TO entertain again,; a festive
background nut hats ~ rea,on 10
work you rseli int 4 iraz1le giving
the house lis htl,la, drc>, % Il.
the easy WAY 4 u conserve your
energy Tor eihcl ohdaA A,u,iuc,
Here's how .a man.se r,iore
,.a,, bepin. >.cmlle everything ,.u
- "a ,an M, lay, - s,on m the
,n;d1le al ,sr, t,.l and d,>h out ri
ii. house =. fpv I'm. l,,,le adl
NON, Then frrtenhe, - m,l, ali
,,n,, decoration. h,e and ,mn.r,ant
Tbey1u 90 farther ,omt more II,
INST as ea,, H. make them large
,r,,e and .ai .yau't have Ia o. into
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Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Liquid rcircshmcnt may liquidatc
car drivers careers.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
Drunk Driving in
Detroit Checked
By Jail Promise

Drunk drivers 20 10 jail
That warning backed with ACTION
has >pcarhcaded Detroit, cts Ntdr
campaign against traiii arcalyni,
tie holidat ,ca,on win
amazing results, according e. lhe
National SairiA Council
Fatal accidents caused ~ dranh
driver, dropped nom u ~ l9il q
three IN lq4S. and INJURY accident
caused bN drunk drivers declined
from La in l9ll ~ l20 last year
The Jail threat carried IN poster
all over the cts and in most tavern,
and har~. VA, supported US traiiit
com, Judge, and police. who n,ce
chemical test, to determine i~ntaNiea
t1n1
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Marriage ties are the one, IA
receives at Christmas time.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
A HAPPY new
YEAR? THEN
PAY ALL DEBTS

Want TO assure yourself a harpA
and prosperous New Year
Well. fir>t 81 all make sure that
all debts are paid before midnight IN
New Years eve This ancient Chi
nese custom is designed TO Sart the
New Year oil with a clean slate and
although It's origin is lost N an
tiqiity. solycncy is still 4 good ioun-
dation for prosperity and friendly
relations
II you are unmarried and woulo
like To remove the I'M from youl
status, be sure to put on the let
stocking before putting on the RICH
one when you dress New Year
morning-and try to be as let
handed as possible during the DAY
thereby increasing the potency OF III
charm which is supposed To and
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Build a ladder TO the boat Of
YOUR dreams with u. s. Savings
Bonds. They offer the best boat
catching plan in the world, the
chance To sail away to those far
distant shores Of which you have
dreamed. 80 join the smart people
and enroll today in one Of the safe,
automatic Plans provided for you:
the PAYROLL Savings Plan where YOU
work, or il s~lfemploycd. tho
honda Month Plan At your bank.
Either VA, YOU will receive ~ for
ever, IS YOU invest in savings
Honds within ten short year..
US. TressuIy Dsesftmsnt
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Global Outlook When YOU stop
to think Of it, the first day OF 1850
probably is a good time TO climb up
on top OF the world and take a look
around. Ii might do a lot OF good
ii enough people, including grown
ups, gave it a serious try.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

December % is the day on which
Scotsmen start going back 70 their
~swce,hearts.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
Attorneys Sale
RESTAURANT
EQUIPMENT

SODA FOUNTAIN; EogA ;,s c2MsREsssoEs. ls
GAsHF SAzFg REaySsEHh s4HEL h82Easi sxspWien aTS SSa
FAN, CHINA, SILVERWARE. ETC.
Default having occurred IN the pay
ment Of obligations mentioned IN .
certain sales agreement and len,
recorded September 16. 1e47, as
instrument No. 1868, Recorder of
Deeds Once. D. C., and at the
request Of the holder thereof. the
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AT 1928 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
T H U r s D A Y
October 6, 1949. 2 PM.
Stainless steel refrigerated sandwich
unit with compressor, National cash
register, soda fountain, carbonator,
electric shaker, Stovex coffee brewer.
heavy-duty electric fan, booths.
back bar, counter stools, . Frigt-
daire (householdl refrigerators. gas
range and grill, Toastmaster toaster,
steam table, cutting block. bottle
cooler, clock. utensils, requisites.
china, glass and silveT-are, go,
IN. TT: Lease of pc. misses ayaiiable
to Satisfactory tenant. Rent, S7b
per month; use OF certain equip
ment not mentioned in advertise.
ment included. E's
AM MILToN CONN, Attorney,
oc.1,5 Columbian BuAdines :.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
NITA S. HINMAN, Attorney,
Columbian Building.

JOHN L. LAsKEY. Attorney,
500 Albee Bldg, washington 5. d. g.
ROBERT H. MILLER ASSOCIATEs.-
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PART
NERSHIP.-The undersigned. being
desirous Of forming limited @ pars-
OF the District OF Columbia authofS
izing their formation (Ch. ! of 7. II
Of the District of Columbia Code
1910 ed. Secs. 101 ct sea- DO
hereby make and severally sign the
following certificate for that pur-
pose: ]. The name under which the
partnership is to be conducte is
Robert H. Miller, Associates. ,. The
general nature of the business to bs
transacted is that Of selling heating
equipment. electrical equipment. ap-
pliances. and in general acting az
agent and representative OF manu-,
1sssd Drosucts % such PE1sussi TSs aaf
1904 3sth Street Northwest. Wash:
ington. D. C. f. The names OF all
the general and special partners
are: Prentiss Wilson, Jr., 2416
North Military Road; Arlington oyyn1 VI
3sth Street Northwest, WASHINGTON.
Wilson, Jr.. is the special partner
and Robert n. Miller is the general
partner. 5. The amount OF capltal
contributed by the special partner 10
Twenty-six hundred (S2, 100000 Dol
lars. g. The period Of the partner;
ship is to be five years and il. shan
commence upon the LIST day Of Sep
tember. 1949. and shall terminate
upon the 3Ist day Of August. 1854.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have
hereunto set our hands and seals
this 1st day of September, l949.
ts.) Prentiss Wilson, Jr.. SEAL.
tSl Robert H. Miller tSEAL). DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SIS: ]
HEREBY CERTIFY that on this
10th day Of September. 1949, before
the subscriber, a Notary PUBLIC. per-
sonally appeared PRENTISS WILL.
SON. JR.. and ROBERT H. MILLER.
and did each acknowledge the afore;
going to be his act and deed: IN
TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have af-
fxed my official seal this 10Th day
of September. AID. 194e. tS3
MAGEL E. ASHLEY. Notary Public
se21 21.o3,o4.2s,3o, ,oc1 ,5.7.s.12.14,15.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
BEST BUYS
BUICK

BUICK
II Roadmaster cony, fully equip.
tional value only ST ,695.
40 Special club coupe. Only $295.
CADILLAC
covers. A sound clean car at ss95
- model 81" sedanette. r. and h.
An unusual bargain, 1895.
CHEVROLET
'4S Aero sedan. fully equip, maroon
fnish, sparkles like new. An excep-
tional value, $1.395.
5000 actual miles. A real beauty
only S2.O95.
'4s conv. coupe. r. and h.. seat GOV.
ers. In tip-top cond. Only S1.395
y Aero ,a sedan in new-car cond
ers, only 1900 miles. Only ST .2s5
AZ 2-dr: Tleetline, r. and h, excel
e!eaa.st ss 1s41s sna IN town. e; ons $685. g th'
'39 2-dr.. in excel. mech. condition
sound body S495.
CROSLEY
4s 2.dr.' n. tn fine condition; ehear
DODGE
x cony. fully equip; . sound car
* 9n;k i'd; s,.k sedan clean {" = pin
HUDSON
46 Commodore sedan. extremely
clean. Only S995.
OLDSMOBILE
'4s "9s" 4-dr. sedan. Hydra Matte,
fully equip. A beautiful car. S2,195
'48 "76" conv., fully equip. A good
buy. Hydra-Matic drive. S1,695.
Al 6-cyl.. club coupe One Of the
nnest cars Of this age. Only S695
~ Cdr, S-cyl.. r. and h. A beau
tiful clean car. S795.
PONTIAC
'46 4-dr. sedan, completely equip. A
beautiful car ut only S1.295.
'46 2-dr. sedanette. A good clean
car for only S1,195.
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
$500 BALTIC. ave, Hyattsvtlle, WA.
Evening star., 1949-10-01
DEALERS
Always so Cars
TO Choose From
AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
Ii. $4,000
AuToAAoslLEs WANTED

PACKARD '38s 6-cylinder sed.; excel.
cond.; 1875 or best of1er. AZ.
4466.
JEEP, 1947; perfect condition.; 9,7O0
miles: new tires; will finance; $3.50
Call WI. 6434. -
oLDsMOBILE 194e "eS'' 4-dr. Sc
dan; beautiful black finish: immacu..
late inside and out; r. and b., seat
covers; low mileage; trade ana
terms can be arranged; S244o'
EN-. 1862. -
HUDSON te47 Commodore 4-dr
21.0OO mi; nsw;car cond;; al &C
cess; must sell immed.: Slls3: or
best offer; easy terms. OW. 5753:
ewes, Mon. Fri all day Sat. and
Sun.
CHEVROLET 1947 4-dr. stylemas-
ter; radio, heater. seat covers; new
tires, battery. brakes newly relinsd;
original owner: S1.176. WI. 52sl.
CHEVROLET 1887 2-dr. de luxe;
heater. good cond.; pvt. cwner;
1925. IA. 4641. -
Evening star., 1949-10-01
ADAM A. WESCHLEK & son. :
Auctioneers. =.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN
AS 12o0 42nd STREET, N.E.s

As AA|s.s,ii2t!raS 5S2e 5SHd d STREET Ne.
C Corded, in Iiber No. 1854, Folio ,315,
ct seq, one Of the .; LAND ;IaS,. records org o. Q.
The the Ieaaes p.ef Of 0f paTy SECURED aSer
by, the undersigned trustee viii
offer for sale by public auction, in
front of premises. on WEDNESDAY,.
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER 1882,
lexins, described property m II, in ne ne
numbered Fifty-seven t57) and
Eighty-one (sD In Square num-
bered Fifty-ens hundred 1ol09s;.
rsoIdsa in 6ss 81 a as r1o ps5 g. phs n
the Once of the Surveyor for said
TERMS Rssdss'i OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase money to be paid In cash,
balance in equal monthly Install
each STOOD including interest ~
i've per cent per anrlum from DAY
of sale, payable monthly, secured
by first deed Of trust upon property
sold. or ell cash, at option Of pur-
auired of purchaser At sale: Exam,
ination of title. conveyancing, res
tarial fees at cost Of purchasst.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise trustee reserves the right to
resell property at risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser. after i've days
advertisement of such resale IN
some newspaper published in wash
ington. D. c.. or deposit may be
forfeited, or without forfeiting de-
posit trustee may avail itself Of
defaulting purchaser. THE WASH
INGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY. BY: HERBERT W. PRIMM,
Vice President. Trustee. oc1 ,3.6,8,1l
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