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HOS. ]. OWEN q SON. A1ctioneers,
436 Southern Building,

Trustees Sale Of Valuable THREE.
sI3hNY sEiGN A14}lN1s AMn RAsEMEMT nMn,uJ ROW; Y;
sFFsnTl ssEFM!Tlf h6F4HwFsI 6HgMHEE ra44 IRVING
duly recorded. In Libsr No. s244.
Folio 269 ct seq, .of the land rec
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees viii sell. at public auction
TaE II h0ns TwENT1sSRsT y N 1R.smsssr on DAY 81
MARCH Ar 1852; At FOUR
lowing described land and premises.
situate in the District Of Columbia,
and desisneted as and being Lot
division IL h cafafsss n ots Il soss s sD
bia Heiehts." as per plat recorded
n the Once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia In Book 81,
page 81. Now known for purposes
OF assessment and taxation as Lot
so n Square 2S49. Subject tt
covenants as q i,,rsco, record ,,r, ,s,,,,,
ing sssociationl dees Of trust for
approximately SO. sol "a and q prioI
mately $g.500 further particu,
lars of which win be announced
ct time Of sale; the purchast
@ paid in Cash cssS. 4 a,S deposit ssf 81 $500 d b
ETC.. at purchaser's cost. Adjust.
ments made as Of date Of sale
Terms 70 be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may be nd.
ysfttsed and resold 81 he discretion
80 PEARE Y. HAMPTON.
ALVIN e. BERNSTEIN.
nj nhi1.1s.15.Is.2o Trustees.
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Auditory Plans
Puri,11 Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Hebrew Home for the Aged win
hold q Purim meeting at the
Jewish Community Center, Mon
day afternoon following 4 des-
sert hour at 1890 pm.
Mrs. Nat H. Levy. president. win
conduct the business meeting,
when plans for the annual donor
luncheon to be held April 81 in
the Mayhower Hotel will be dis
cusSed.
Mrs. Elias Gelman, past presi-
dent and chairman Of the Vittle
Gelman Life Membership Club Of
the auxiliary. will be chairman Of
the afternoon and Mrs. Ben
Munitz Is In charge of luncheon
ARRANGEMENTS. sy
Evening star., 1952-03-15
Renaissance
Is Needed
Writer Says

Western civilization needs q
christian renaissance. Miss Dor
|othy Thompson. columnist. lee
|turer and radio commentator. told
the Congressional Club yesterday.
Declaring that Western civili-
|zation has reached d crisis where
lit must not only face the chal-
Ilenge Of the upheaval In Eastern
nations but the failure to solve
Its own problems. she asserted,
lyThe West must find some spir-
|itual energy
Every one must have roots
roots in Christianity. for instance.
We need a Christian renaissance,
10 reinvestigation Of what are the
ideas of society,"" she declared.
Communism is washed UP. It's
false. It's been proven false. !. con-
|tinued Miss Thompson as she
Cited Russia's millions Of acres of
Iundeveloped land and. people
without even the barest neces-
|sities Of life. mo society is good
that doesn't release energy"
Miss Thompson called for an
END Of adventure" on the part Of
Western nations intervening In
the nationalist struggles Of ASH
ATTIC countries.
The revolution in Asia today
lis racial revolt" she declared,
"and no matter what reasons the
white man may have for being
there. the nationals there have
|no more interests in the United
Nations than we would have had
|in i776."
Miss Thompson declared that
the greatest challenge that faces
the West Is not in the East but
lin the West ITSELF"
Western civilization Is falling to
solve its own problems, both on
the economic and spiritual level,
she declared.
Economically, the United States
ana Canada can play a greater
role toward "reviving the West,
the columniSt indicated-the
United States, by increasing Its
imports to equal its exports, and
Canada. by bringing in peoples OF
other western nations to develop
its vast untouched resources.
Miss Thompson. who spoke at
"a club tea. was introduced by Mrs.
Lawrence Smith. program chair
man. Mrs. James c. Davis, club
president. opened the meeting.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Yugoslav Minister-chair-
man of the Council for Industry
and Construction, Mr.. Soltozar
Vukmamovic, and members Of his
party were the guests IN whose
honor the Yugoslav Ambassador
Mr.. Vladimir Popovic gave a cock
tail party last evening. Sharing
honors with the visitors we're the
newly-appointed United States
Ambassador to YugoSlavia and
Mrs. George Allen.
Minister Vukmamovic was ac-
companied to Washington by the
Vice President Of the Govern
nent Of the Peoples Republic Of
Yugoslavia for Bosnia and Herze-
govinia. Mr.. Addo Humo; Vice
President Jovan Veselinov Of
Serbia. who also is president of
the planning commission for
Serbia. and Mr.. Ivan Idenovic.
Still in Florida
Nine. Popovic was expected to
return from Florida in time for
the party but extended her south
ern visit until next week. In her
absence. Nine. Filipovic, wife of
the Yugoslavia Minister, acted as
hostess for the Ambassador.
Guests yesterday numbered about
200 and included Mrs. Charles F..
BraIfnan. Commerce Secretary
Charles Sawyer, and from Con-
gress. Senator and Mrs. Tom Con-
nally. Senator and Mrs. John J.
Sparkman, Senator and Mrs. H.
Alexander Smith, Senator and
Mrs. Ralph E. Flanders. Senator
and Mrs. Blair Moody, Senator
and Mrs. George w. Malone, Rep
reSentative and Mrs. James Rich
ards. Representative and Mrs.
Dewey Short. Representative and
Mrs. Ralph Harvey, Representa-
tive John A. Blatnik, and Repre-
sentative Wayne L. Hays.
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Dan A. Kimball and Secretary of
the Air Force and Mrs. Thomas
K. Finletter were there and others
from the Defense Department were
Undersecretary Of the Army and
Mrs. Archibald S. Alexander. I'm
dersecretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Clarence J. Mccormick, As
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
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Church Group
Plans Cord Purty

The annual card party Of the
Women's Club Of Our Lady Of
Sorrows Church viii be held at 9
pm. Monday in the school hall.
New Hampshire and Larch ave-
nues. Takoma Park. Md.
Members OF q committee in
charge Of arrangements for the
affair include: Mrs. Maria Caselli.
chairman: Mrs. Beulah Brown.
refreshments: Mrs. Elma Hoskin-
son, tickets: Mrs. Angela Xix.
clean-up. and Mrs. Mary Foley,
Mrs. Mary Runkle, MRS. Margaret
Pittiglio and Mrs. Clare Caldwell.
hoSteSseS.
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Society and Clubs
Yugoslov Oficioi Is Entertained;
Lebonese Minister and Wife Hosts

George w. Perkins, Director of
Eastern European Affairs, Mr..
Walworth Barbour and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Joyce were others In
official circles at the party yes
lterday.
Mr.. w. Averen Hartman. direc-
tor of the Mutual Security Agency,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas TannewaId
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Gordon
also met the visitors.
Absent for Some Time
The Lebanese Minister and Mrs.
Charles Maik gave a cocktail
party earlier yesterday in their
attractive legation on McGill
terrace. They have been absent
several months while the Minister
attended the sessions Of the
United Nations In Paris and yes
|terday was the first festivity they
have had to greet some of their
many friends in this Capital since
returning.
Mrs. Malik was close to the door
|of the drawing room during the
reception hours from S to Z o'clock
and the Minister was seldom very
far away. Guests went on into the
music room adjoining, and thence
into the dining room for refresh
ments, had they missed them as
they were passed among the
guests. The company yesterday
numbered about $50.
The Panama Charge d,Affaires,
Senorita Anita Ramirez Duque,
was hostess at luncheon yester-
day. entertaining a small COM
pany informally in compliment
to Sonora de Herbruger, wife Of
the former Panama Ambassador
Sonora de Herbruger will sail
March 26 for Panama where she
win be with her son-in-law and
daughter, Senior Adelberto Muller
and Sonora de Muller in their
home in Panama City.
DR.. Herbruger plans to make
the trip to the Isthmus by plane
next week to carry out his plans
for his campaign for the presi-
dency Of his country.
Nine. Abdul Rahim. wife of the
Egyptian Ambassador. was an
other hostess in the diplomatic
group yesterday, having several
personal friends lunching with
her informally at the Embassy.
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mhS. u. 1.13,1b.17. Trustees.
THOS. y. OWEN 9 SON, AnctioneeFs
Trustees, sale OF Valuable FRAME
BUILDING KNOWN AS PREMISES

Trustees Sale of Valuable FRAME
BUILDING KNOWN AS PREMISES
Nl3R4s5RRu;S4l NgMBER Sl2s NINTH STREET
By virtue Of ! certain deed Of trust
Fso Sos SS sd riSss NG n fSsS Ssr
No. 6434. Folio 81 et sea. Of the
iumbia. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the under
II snsa saction inssfes froni S e sf .ns Ct pls pn
ises, on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY
1859. Al foUR O'clock p.H.,
the follow-described land and
PREMISE; E ss ., situate IN the pis-
and being Lots S0S and soS IL IL
John n. Kings Subdivision Of lot
I5S in Joseph Prathers' subdivision
of part of Mount Pleasant. and
.a,s ,issa%sant % %Piains,. s..; e per plat Of
1ss ssseyoP oss q q rGo hs bstrics bgz ic sos 3
Columbia, excepting so much Of said
lots condemned and taken for alley
purposes ii District Court Cause
No. 1852. as per plat thereof re-
corded in Liher 63 Nat Folio IL In
Ing Ms portions % Of q SID lots 29s snd
and ga In Square 2S7S. Sold sub
ject to outstanding real estate tar
Terms Of sale: An cash. A deposit Of
81 10000 in cash or certified check
win be required at time Of sale. All
conyeyancing. recording. revenue
stamps. etc.. at cost 81. purchaser.
Terms Of sale to- be complied with
within fifteen days from daN az
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the risk and cost 81 defauikina
purchaser, after fve days adyer.
tisement Of such resale "a some
dE;okoE I. CATS substituted
16S-5T. T TTnStssr - 80
61I.1s.is.ls.2o.
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Miss Patricia Ann Mills. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Mills,
was married on March 8 to Mr..
Phillip M. Henry. u. s. n. son OF
Mrs. Virginia Henry. The Rev,
Francis Chiffon performed the
ceremony which was held at the
Boulevard Baptist Church. Fol-
lowing the marriage. a reception
was held at the home of the bride.
Upon returning from New
York wedding trip, the couple viii
live in Washington.
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Porty for Jeron1es

Marine Assistant COmmandant
for Air. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Clay
ton C. Jerome entertained at q
6-to-8 cocktail party yesterday al
their quarters.
Another party to bid them fare
well win be given tonight by Mr.
and Mrs. George Warren Offutt
III.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
AIunnue to Meet

The newly formed Alumnae
Association Of the College Of st.
Elizabeth will hold its spring
meeting at 1880 pm. tomorrow in
the home of Miss Zella O'Connell,
5415 Connecticut avenue NV.
Election OF officers win take place
and Mrs. John Klein will act as
chairman.
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.WoItz Group Dance

A gathering who wished to trip
the light fantastic last night
was the Waltz Group. who had
one of their subscription dances
at the Sulgraye Club. This one in
"a series of such parties got under
way at 10 o'clock with music COM
ing from Cy Delman. There were
many dinners beforehand.
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COOK
(WHTTEl

We have an opening for n cook IA
assist u.s. chef at Mt Vernon; This is
ing; Good salary, meals. transpor.
to + Phone MT HzR vEkNCNSk NSSSk sHofs, HR5ii
CRANE OPERATOR, also motorcycle.
st SCoa working conditions. Paid vas
cus9s MoNRoE Ms RS,isays ScRSD S6De.S SS TO M
si. ssiastsWsst zsoS hwy. Silver Spring. Md.
DAIRYMAN, for farm: single or
married; board and room: salary.
Efs. EIfE1stRe sr4s RooEas. Mclean. "a.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
hspSSrienssc spS eIssssr nor in passins. ,ni.hins
SHNT2fo S1SHRNs1Ts2lioi IAs6ezfoaiss. 65e4zzfEoSaaHis MlitFR NH
CRAFTSMAN, or man with drawing
anility, Tor negative work, IN air.
condittoned photo -lithographic plant.
n nf person %n.' gGSd s35 starting tart pay Apply
DRAFTsMAN. age is to so: pre.
palrS drawings Of new mains and
Smee1sions; mo IS s,; a. ;; sraduate; Sel8 .
ntyL. yL. " stait. SG4O IN three months:
other periodical increases; 6-day.
d0.nr; w; Apply WASHINGTON
iloV 2sth st. NV. No phone calls.
DRIVER. white. for linen route
STEADY JOB: good pay: references re-
guireo Uniform furn. Insurance
hensfits: Apply DISTRICT LINEN
SERVICE CO., b6 L ct. Sc. -i5
DRIvER--Part time, for pyt. achool
pus In Alex; hrs, z to o 4 m. 3:Sfl
Can 'SS ~. z4Rs. Ra sDDEs.. s%. 10 sssS Sma mo-
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS - MaTr,.s Mari
sna ACME SaSe bKitrsep asft ssepesrfRss scHor Apply
w MnsSn nhaI nivd: Arlington, va. Please.
u IScTRicrssssF'Iss cRheSs ssFIs' HELprR--Sp1Is.n. HELprRSa1s
gice with at least l-yr. experience,
s0p wages; Call CO. 959S, Sat.
EiRcrknpecAhM Efa9 rksnpec hMonsfy apbr,.vcr L. L.
man needed on. benchwork ON small
nouSenold appliances. VIII consider
MECHANICALLY inclined man to Ieari,
WORK. G. A. LEPPERT. 9i4 Eye
OPERATOR. coloredli ie 70,
apt; bldgj hours. 8 am. to s PM.
DAY on every other week; must
nave permit and furnish satisfsc.
10Y REFERENCES: See resident man.
EEfEvrjATTSS1pe fEfEsrj TTSS1e 1Ssh brs St nv, --i8
hotel. Call II. 3-0400. Ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT lpublic). bookkeepins
ra% a9mfi kETGRNs EF1R s. fkEpAsRD, III reason
lington, Va. Cat Clarendon Circle)
IA, 2-7777 day OF evening:
eENTNsg IN Ssts portable .nts sypewrisisr. Tni;r:
towards 1Gs pSrehSss nSssn' cENTRA EsaSs srSif Sis
INCOME scsS T. TAX fax kHESfufRaNSss HSfaSs, prepared 3,
experts at the original TAX GIN
TER iii Vermont ave. NV. Re
TAX tssERVicE in ; your = nome @ or once.
Experience. a aasns - Wo. SSss. D
ALL INC. TAXES. Fed. DC. Nd. Va:
s. up: 8 am: I'll pm. daily; also
TEK. km. sOs: 400 Sth 't. NV. il. sE.
INCOME TAX REFS. copy. prepared
by reliable tax accountant; So up;
raXy rSnyti%s SsNEsTLfXSr EST sHHs uN wai aS4S prepar.
corporation Or partnership income
S2S. Jo. 2-s7s5. IA. 74S0. -I5
OLD on PAINTINGS restored and
refined: estimates given. Gail WA.
al ci4Gi TAx SERVICE. Returns lI pre-
Reasonable. co. 1856. -I8
TAX RETURNs prepared or amended
IN your home or Once BY reliable
" WIZ hi'GSDssns NoT Biz sMEsFoNsiBLE Iii SoSNSsiLE fos
but myself. HARRY W. BARRETT,
aS9stS ass3t.y,lle sSts 3 oye'' Kensland' 1s Sd'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Annual Meeting Of Stockholders
OF Potomac Electric Power Com
pany win be held on Tuesday. April
Is, 1852, ct 1000 o'clock In the
forenoon, ut the ONCE Of the Com
pany, 929 e street NV. Washing.
ton 4, b. c.. for the purpose Of
slecting directors Of the COMPANY e e
their respective successors are duly
elected and qualified. and transact
ing such other business as may
properly come before the meeting,
or any. adjournment or adjourn
ments thereof.
The holders Of the Common stock Of
the Company Of record ut the close
Of business on Friday. March %,
1852. will be entitled To. vote at
the meeting, at which time the
transfer books for such stock will
be closed. to remain closed until the
commencement OF business on the
business day next following the final
adjournment Of the meeting.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
@. NJ. THOMPSON.
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THORNTON w. OWEN,
ROBERT W. KIDWELL.
mh6 .S.10,12. Trusfeea
THos. J: oYEN 3 son, AaetionesTs,

THos. Z; .s OVEN ys. e 9 son, S,l, lA,setioneers.
TsHssis sTosY ss6 ssS s sAsEaRaT Xs1Ysss sEM TE8
RPEES9ASNEERs RES&N B ERRH!sEs Esa5Sk pM1S11lIakSSs s1 laSs
duly recorded, in Liber No. 9535,
SiS sss .ss p:src. s: q af tsi sna
and at the request Of the party
trustees WIN sell. 6 public auction
In front Of the premises. on MON.
DAY THE TWEETYooE0uETH DAY
Described land ai; and premises. rel S'SN Situate
desisnated as and SeinE Part q
Lots sIS and 81 4, q. cf TIE sn6diyisicn VI ,sa
! IN Bunksrs subdivision 81 part 81
recorded H. stSsn the omces = Of idh ithe sur. r.
yeyor. for the District Of Columbia
n tssS e assssSsd & ss fs s. 1Hs .tss Ss s
bounds in said deed Of trust. Now
known for purposes Of assessment
and taxation as Lot S34 In Square
267S. Subject to right Of way. for
slisy sslisy purposeS ever the westerly 9
rear feet Of said lot 613.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior deed
Of trust for approximately $S, S,7a3. IA
further particulars Of which win Be
announced ut time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to
be paid In cash. A deposit Of $500 90
required. Conveyancing, recording.
etc. at purchasers cost. Ad1ust-
Terms to. be complied with within
thirty days, Otherwise DEPOSIT
forfeited and the property may Be
cretion 81 the trustees.
HOWARD RERNeTEIN.
J. ). KELLIHER.
! nh12.4b.l7.z0.2a ~
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HELP MEN

COOK, white. experienced In dinner
and. short-order cooking. Top salary
paid, lovely room furnished, Cali
MANAGER, Waldorf 3S28, Id
COOK. eve. work. 5 days, 4 to q. All
cay sunday; Experience necessary.
10th st. NV. or phone AD. 9S4A
mornings only LIZ
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AUTO MECHANIC

AUTO MECHANIC
10 work in one of. the most modern
With Viii sSdrH Day si,d cosnpany p bsnesits sstO tOp
guarenteed salary; must be expert
enced and have references. Apply
10 person TO Mr.. Mills or Mr. HersoH.
MANHATTAN AUTO
KAISER FRAZER, INC.
Both Sides Of 9TH st. ct r NV. liz
AUTO PARTS 1ERN--2 needed for
our parts wholesale location. ex-
perienced In MoPAr parts, / to learn
parts business; paid vacation, pIoat
sharing. sick benefits, hospitaliza-
tion. See Mr: Q,Rorke Or Mt. Nell
st. NV. DE. 1910. III
AUTO SALESMEN t2l--New and uesd
and Silver Spring; Disqualification
plan. vacation with pay after / ".
Exclusive territory; 1our time; COM
pensation according 10 experience.
Apply between the hQurs Of 10 am.
and 3 p.ms contact NJ, eehall.
Bowman Motor Sales
$3.50 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 1000
AUTO SnMONIZER ana car wash. Ex-
perience and good references neces-
sary.S D. C.. drivers permit; good
SALARY for right man. Apply 1925
Conn. ave. In person. No phone
siaiMaAEsiR.s iiaAEsiR.s ASSISTANT - Rolls : and
elian ssisTs snd sicnS hours: sss ~. cohsn EN-
FAN q Bills. l132 Conn. ave.-20
BAR MELREk. part time. on week
ends. CAPTAIN TOMS EAR AND
GRILL 1907 lst. nv. ia I
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HELP MEN tcont. I,

BARTENDER, must be exper. Apply
GUsTi's RESTAURANT, 1887 n st.
BaAlREBaER. coLoRED. to operate shop,
master as BAR bafbes's "a license license. 1s Can M Ii
4-6O38. DE. 9S06. --l6
BOBTAILERS CD. Have openings for
B laundry and dry cleaning routes.
Apply MAJESTIC LAUNDRY. 5lo0
BoOKBINDER, SsiSn 81 exper.: forwarder
and finlsher; steady. ACME BIND.
ERY CO., 1866 18th st. NV. --16
BOOKKEEPER-Excellen position for
experienced person who can assume
complete charge Of double entry
books. Good starting salary. for
right person. Wholesale hquor
ENRERG, La. 6-6h35. III
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AUTO. PAINTER--We have an OPEN
ing for the ahove-aveIaee painter.
spray booths. paid vacation and
other employe dement's. Cal IA.
xUTo BODY CO. 1855 bisdsns.
sIUTTFoo ITFo iPANrER's helper, white: We
as an experienced auto painters
helper; good paying, steady work:
excellent opportunity to learn auto
painting trade. See Mr; Bants
BODY CO, 1885 Bladensburg I'd.
Iu4fo0 IN 0.SkSsc' cksc socKEY--Neat app.ar-
permit. Apply Mr.. Peers, ARCADE
PONTIAC CO. 1437 Irving st. nv.
Evening star., 1952-03-15
IHOs. J. OWEN 3 son. A1cSisneers
ass Southern Building.

ssHssis sTSsY ssick ss1s 3 SiHasals sEINo 1T
eeEN1E. seSeEEMN5sEEss soEfhraSaTii ESfi aSai POTOMAC
sy S,,,1 virtue a.,pt. q certain deed Of tTgsst s
& pS Rs sG5 Dssa e ssa q an Snd saS
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction In front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY THE
EIGHTEENTH DAY on MARcH
ocIocaRs 81 aRsS3 PM AT III. roSRTHiETx sOlIo1laQ sas.
Il sSe n pissrict cno Of Columbia. sl'ussd a
desiGnated as and being Lot 4 in
Calltsher and others subdivision OF
part OF Square 1929 as per plat
recorded In the Once OF the Sur
yey2r for the District Of Columbia
rsht Dsf 81 xSy p cses he ans r.sr sa0,s't
and the West 8 feet AZ Inches oi
said Lot 4 In said Subdivision 70 Be
used as an alley for all the lots In
said subdivision
Terms: Sold subject to . prior Guild
ins assd Sa trust cr 5sr
psrticulars 81 which viii Win Sc an. an.
nounced .at time Of sale; the pur-
chase. price. above. said trust to be
paid In cash. A deposit Of $S00.OO
REQUIRED. Cpnveyancing, recording,
etc.. ut purchaser's cost. Adjust-
ments made as Of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
30 days. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion Of the
JOSEPH q. wEEDA.
,,,,,,,,, FRANK ,4lsy PARoNI;
Attorney for Holder Of Note.
Investment Building.
nh7, M. .121b.17
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1874 FLORIDA AVENUE. NE.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust recorded
one Of the land records Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. and ct request OF
'esSEss an1sh .
offer for sale By public ancti0n, IN
DAY: THE NiEEsTEESTH pAX 6F
MARCH, 1853, AZ THREE O'CLOCK
ssy VIZ IN psas nc Di'tsst q os 4 I'll cIs9ess John
Biocf ssTrinidsd." a Is per plat
recorded In Liber County 10 at
folio 194 IN the Once OF the sur
ss0Td S dsssSsa 81 sss Rsss e WEE
plat Of survey recorded In said
surveyors once. Is follows: Be-
ginning ct . point on Q public alley
20 feet wide. said beginning point
being ON the dividing line between
and running thence along said al.
yiding line 29.13 feet more or less
TO an angle therein; thence ct right
angles TO said last mentioned line
along the South face Of the brick
iset. more or isss so the aV5e West face
of the brick wall of said stable;
thence Northeriy. along said West
face Of said wall 20 II feet more
or less to the Southerly line Of the
aforesaid public alley; and thence
along said line Of said alley to. the
place Of beginning. said Block ]
now known for purposes Of assese-
rnent and taxation as Square 1869.
TERMS or SALE: An cash. A de-
posit of $500 required uf purchaser
ct sale. Examination Of title, con-
Veyancing, recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees .at cost of ! pur-
chaser. Terms TO be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale.
otherwise substituted trustees re-:
serve the right to resell property at
risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser, after 5 days advertisernent
Of such resale In some newspaper
published In WASHINGTON, d. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or with
out foffeiting deposit substituted
trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser.
8. GREENHOOT FISCHER
MILTON r. NEY. JR.
Trustees Re: Civil Action
No. 46S-52. United states District
Court for the District Of Columbia.
mh8, III. .13,1b.1S
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PROPOSALS

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Streets. S.E.. Washington, b. c.
Proposed forms. drawing aud speci-
aeations may may be Obtained In the
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NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AU-
EMOAfIY. - INVITATION FOR
BIDS eConstruction Contractl. =
sealed BIDS in ouadruplicate win be
and. materials and performing ail
work necessary and incidental to
Building for Stanton DWELLINGS
Hoqsns y s eTses 3 .aS,o ofsssS RssS
ana Alabama Avenue, Sc WASH
Eastern Standard Time on the 10th
day Of April 1859. BY the National
CAPITAL S,os. Hoq.lns aas AUTHORITY =, y is
Washington. D. G.. at which time
and place all bids viii be publicly
opened. Proposed forms Of contract
documents, including plans and
aiming March IL. 1852 at the
Once Of the Director Of Project De-
yelopme1t: Natienal Capital H9us-
Copies Of the documents may Be OBJ.
check in the amount Of twenty
Capital Housing Authority for each
set 81 documents 50 obtained. Such
deposit win be refunded to each
peFson who returns the plans. speci-
1acotions, and other documents n
good condition. within ten (10l day.
after BID opening. NATIONAL. CAP
fTAL HOUSING AUTHORITY. By
Jonn mlder. Executive Director.