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Evening star., 1952-04-20
st. EIizobeths, 100 This Year,
Finds Patients Age Big Problem

AS st. Elizabeths Hospital ap-
proaches it's Tooth anniversary. the
old age of it's patients is, its great
est problem.
1.-THE number of older patients
is increasing steadily" DR.. Win
fred Overholser. superintendent of
the hospital, said yesterday.
NEARLY 80 per cent of our popu-
lation is now over 60 years of age"
he said at a meeting of the Ma
tional Society of St. Elizabeths
Hospital, land patients in that age
group constitute nearly one-third
of all admissions.
The number of patients is about
7,160, he said.
Woman Helped Write Act.
The act creating the hospital for
the mentally i'll was passed in
1852. An initial 100000 appro-
priation to purchase land and
construct buildings was passed in
1852.
The first words of the act of
1855 were written by Dorothea
Lynde Dix, the woman from Maine
who prevailed upon a score of
State legislatures to start such
hospitals. She then successfully
carried her campaign to Great
Britain and the Continent.
The words were: "The title of
the institution shall be the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane,
and it's object shall be the most
humane care and enlightened
curative treatment of the insane
of the Army and Navy of the
United States and of the District
of Columbia" 1t was Miss Dix
who selected the site.
The hospital was relieved of the
care of Army and Navy patients
in 1916. I'VE lament The change" "
said Dr.. Overholser.
Receptive to New Ideas.
A readiness to try anything
new for the patient has been a
tradition of the hospital. he said.
He pointed out that DR.. w. w.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
New Head Of Bolivia
Tells Of Control Plan
For Top Tin Concerns
BY the Associoted Press

LA PAZ, Bolivia, April 19.-
President Victor Paz EStenssoro
said today his week-old revolu-
tionary government will appoint a
committee soon to study some way
for national control over Bolivia S
three top tin mining concerns.
The 44-year-old president. swept
to power last week on the tide of
a revolt staged by his National
Revolutionary Party (MNR), told
foreign newsmen the tin commit
tee would be formed within a
month.
He said it would carefully study
the situation before making rec
concentrations to the government.
This appeared to be a some
what modified approach to reform
ing Bolivia's life-blood industry.
Early this week on returning from
long exile, the revolutionary preSi-
dent said the study committee
would start looking into national
izing possibilities. After conferr-
ing with his operatives here, he
modified his statement, and then
explained further today.
Aimed at Top Companies.
The newly projected committee
would be followed by another conf
mittee to carry out the first ones
recommendations. he said, and
try to reach agreement with Bo-
livia's big three tin companies
Patino, Hochschild and Aramayo
Any naturalization program.
he said. would not affect the
medium or small" tin concerns.
1t is primarily designed to cut
down the size of the top three
companies, he added. because
they are too big for Bolivia" They
account for more than 80 per
cent of Bolivia's mineral exports.
which in turn make up 80 per cent
of the country'S total exports.
At the same time Mr.. Estens-
soro said his government will offer
guarantees to foreign capitalists
willing to invest in development of
the Bolivian mining industry.
Such investments, he said. would
be guaranteed through legal con-
tracts, with a commitment by the
government that they would not
be nationalized.
Election Call Planned.
Mr.. Estenssoro, back from a six
year exile in Argentina. said he
plans to issue a call for parliament
tary elections after the election
registers have been purified"
He said he called the CORE
spondents to the special news
conference to explain to them the
deep roots" of the revolution that
deposed the military junta of Gen
Hugo Ballivian.
It is erroneous to think thu
refusal of the United States to buy
tin at the price demanded by Bo.
livia ($1.30 a poundD was tn,
cause of the revolt, he said.
He declared. too, he was conf.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Godding, the second superinten-
dent appointed in 1877, had sug-
gested hypnotism and trying the
effect of electricity as a mental
aid.
Before the Anacostia flats were
filled in, DR.. OverholSer said.
malaria was a problem at the hos
pital. An 1888 report said the con-
dition of two patients with gen.
eral paresis has been aggravated
by malarial attacks.
This was remarkable, he said,
because in 1922 st. Elizabeths be-
came the first American hospital
to use malarial fever as a cure for
general paresis.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Zinc Men to Meet

ST. LOUIS, April 10 (P.-Some
$50 representatives of the Nation S
zinc industry are expected to be
present at the opening session of
the 34th annual meeting of the
American Zinc Institute which
starts here tomorrow. Jess Larson,
administrator of the Defense Ma
terials Procurement Agency, is the
main speaker of the opening
session.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
lormer Heads USO Group

Clyde M. Larmer, Washington
insurance man, has been elected
chairman of the USO-Lafayette
Square Club Operating Commit
tee, succeeding Col. Henry P. Err
win, who resigned because of i'll
health.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
PLATE CARRIER

Permanent position In our pressroom.
si-3o years Of az age, heavy buiid
and capable Of swing regular at.
tendance; must be able to pass
physical exam. Apply Personnel.
Room sos. Open. weekdays, 8:3O-5,
and Sat, 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Annuoi Oscar Porty
Is Hectic Affuir

as an usherette showing Brod
Crawford to his seat.
Tony Martin had q bad throat
at the last hour, which is why
Howard Keel sang wonder Why. =
Dick Haynes. warbling Never" !"
should not have let himself get
$50 heavy.
Eleanor Parker's dress was q
dream Of green net and gold in
Iserts. Shelley Winters introduced
me to her Gassnan outside the
|pantages. 1--WE a 102 fever" she
|gasped. otherwise ! feel fine"
Mitzi Gaynor said, I'm wearing
my first white dress. with q
cincher yet"
Nancy Davis was in bright red
With Ronald Reagan, a new kind
of tWoSonne.
s(Released BY the North American News
paper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1952-03-24
SAM RosEY.
MITCHELL QUICK.
mh1k 1920 % a. TruSteeA.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON.
Auctioneers.

UNITED ss STATES MARsHAI,s "a, Iz,AIa,,9s ssEE IT
PPRFoMIssoRY PF sESSaN NOTES. oTR ofSII2 By yirture
of . writ Of Fisri Faciss issued out
Court Of the District Of Columbia
cash BY PUBLIC AUCTION ct
MEsSHYESMssR TRfbaY MsRcn sai as. s1hHa 1s5s 4 NI Ii
date January il. 1850 payable to
the order OF Elson A. Demouy for
$1,150. 90 payable $4,000 per month
including interest at 6R per an
mum commencing February 15. 1850.
secure secnred BYE BY sisned @ sertiicate q Title
for me 1912 Cadillac Sedan Serial
No. S3S1231. Title No. 420925.
Promissory note dated November 20,
1910, signed Lois A. Schenk. pay
able to Elson A. Demouy in the sum
Of $575; 90, PAYABLE $500 on Deem.
Of each succeedins week until paid;
in The sum Of SS.956.00 lbalance
2.S06.10 Is Of November 90. 1850
payable $500 per month plus In
tsress ct S e per r,s snnnIn ,;gn.d PagsSls yst1:
Fs sS. on sess1ss parss b SY Lots as nssd sss s.
Square S66, Improved by Premises
No. 211 9Th Street, NE. Deed
of trust note dated January 10,
1852, payable to order of Elson A.
Demouy In the sum Of 81. 10000.
bearing interest ut 81 per annunl,
payable In semi-annual installments
Of $4,000 with privilege Of larger
payments at any time: the full
amount Of principal and interest
shall be due and payable ct the
date OF the original note for. which
this note Is In full substitution,
namely. 80 months from May 81,
1850. siened Judge Wrieht and
deferred purchase money. for and
secured By . third deed Of trust ON
Lot 10 In Archimedes Heckman's 6
Subdivision Of Square 736, improved
seized and levied upofl as property
OF the Defendant. .Elson A: Denouy,
and sold to satisfy &. Judgment ct
law No. A1649-51 In favor of Maui
rice M. Meredith, Plaintiff. W.
BRUCE MATTHEW'S, United States
Marshal In and for the District Of
OUlukupI8. mu1o.1H,Gt.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
PROPOSALS

loTICE TO coNTRAcToRs.-AK-
boHRb. BsNHioN NARIINuToNs SSHsaN yA.Ssssisd Sa
By the Arlington County school
Board, at the Board once, 1925
HaTn. HG1 aaiaiy nn 4sS ssrfstm En- AD9 e.
WAKEFIELD JUNIOR AND SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL. located between
South George Mason Drive and
South Chesterfield Drive at South
Dinwiddie Street. Arlington. viz
classrooms, physical education ia
cilities. cafeteria. shops. etc. A time
limit Of approximately Fifteen Q5)
months has been set for construc..
ton A substantial bonus will be paid
for earlier completion and q penalty
Detas n r. rsSsrne sss
are contained in the specifications.
Drawings and Specifications. Infor-
nation for Bidders, Bond and In
surance Requirements and Form OF
Proposal, etc, may be obtained from
Rhees Burket. Architect. with ofices
at 1928 Connecticut Avenue, NV.
Msleh S. s5 snefsi G q sns sssss
of CLANS and Specifications upon de-
posting Fifty Dollars tS60.OO) per
set; All plans; speciflcations and
condition within Seven t7) days
after the opening Of bids to obtain
refund. The fun Fifty Dollars
(S50.O0) deposit will be refunded
only to contractors submitting .
bid and only on Two (2) sets. On
ali additional sets obtained by con-
tractors, or others, . refund OF only
Fifteen Dollars $4,000 will be
made. The Arlington County School
Board reserves the right to waive
any informalities in or reject any
or all bids. Each bidder must de-
AMOUNT OF not less than Five Per-
centum f5es). Of his bid, In the
for Bidders. No bidder may with
draw his bid within Thirty (30) days
alter the actual date Of the opening
thereof. An general and sub-con.
tractors must be registered and
holdinr q certificate Of registratio
from the virginia State Registra lion
Board before hey may bid or under
take o contract In the State Of
Vireinia. BY order Of the ARLING-
TON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.
Arlington. virginia. DIR. ERWIN r.
DRAHEIM. Chairman; EDWARD j.
BRAUN. Clerk. mh21. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-24
THOS. J. OWEN q SON, -A1ctioneers.
A35 Southern Ruilding. -.

TEgsissf bWHa sale sfuXfE Il SfIuaDss No. iG4 ssi4
NINTH t9th) STREET. NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 82O8.
Folio 4 ct seq. Of the land records
of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured secured
viii sell. at public auction: In front
FIRST DAY OF APRIL AID. 1852. AT
THREE O'CLOCK p. M. the followtng-
described land and premises. situ--
ate. in the District Of Columbia. and
Fowier's subdivision of Lots / and 2,
in Block numbered Three (3l,
North Brishtwood. as per plat
recorded In the once Of the Sur
in Liber 4S at folio 1870; said ld Block
Subject to q right of way over the
rear 5 feet of said lot. for alley
purposes for the benefit Of Lot. 22
In said subdivision; and with . right
i9 in said subdivision. for alley pur-
poses for the benefit Of said Lot 20.
OF SALE: ALL CASH. A de-
posit Of $4,000 will be required at
time Of sale. All conveyancing. re.
cording revenue stamps. etc, ut cost
Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
complied with within 30 days from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON.
s. WILSON EARNsHAw.
RUDOLPH W. SANTEIIMANN,
JOHN F. DONOHOE.
nnh21 "a. 81. .29.31 Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-24

ROUTE SALESMAN = Nationally
known company has an opening for
man on an established direct to
the home coffee and grocery route.
This position offers 81 wks. yr.
security and Q liberal pension plan
plus the oppor for better-than-
average earnings. Man must be
26 to 40 yrs, married, have Al
character and work refs. and be
bondable. Call COOK COFFEE CO..
co. 9596 for appt, --26
ROUTE SALESMAN
Wanted ambitious married man 20
train as laundry and dry cleaning
while training. $50 per week. Apply
personnel once. MANHATTAN Co.
1928 Florida ave. nv, or phone
SALES MANGER, salary plus. ability
10 hire train sa1esmen. to sell
wholesale SUPPLIES e every type
retail merchant; good man only.
Cau Ii. 7-1226 --24
Evening star., 1952-03-24
By Sheiloh Grohon,
HOLLYWOOD.


tits great, it's great" screamed
Bette Davis, clutching an Oscar.
''but 1t .sn't mine" That just about
sums up the Academy Award sit
uation.
It was Q night of standins. with
few principals present. The lineup
for the photographers looked like
it happened a long time ago with
Bette Davis, Greer Carson and
Ronal dColman waving Oscars
they hadn't won.
Bette kept yelling. "It isn't mine,
! won mine a long time ago."
To which Humphrey Bogart
cracked, Yeah, about IS years. {"
Bette bounced out.
Arthur Freed. holding two gold
en- gents. dazedly stated, "It's q
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Hollywood Diary

double header" and he wasn't
kidding. No one really expected
An American in Paris" to beat
Place In the Sun" for the best
picture.
Joe Mankiewicz- This is the
first year / learned it was better
to give than receive-it's better to
give, but more fun to receive"
4 \
Karl Maiden was the most ex-
cited guy there. or anywhere. He
was shaking so much he had to
hand his Oscar to his agent be-
tore he broke 1t.
Zsa Zsa Sanders, so beautiful,
gave an Oscar to what she called
"Edie's Head"
Montgomery Gift, sitting with
Kevin Mccarthy. found everything
too. too funny, rolling in the
aisles at simple little things such
Evening star., 1952-03-24

National finance organization has
several openings locally for .asgres-
sive. young men; good salary 20
start; company car car . furnished; paid
ested In position with = future.
CREDIT I SERVICE ss13 ds. ave, !
a1 salves E.inisl, snsinsM MD Sr ssi7 R. I. Eye.
ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE MAN
Colored: for large apt. house; must
references to 5000 Conn. ave. Ma4
AUTO BODY MEN. exper. men needed
by lge. automotive concern; must
have knowledge Of all makes and
models; good salaries: working con-
I0ns @ s.Hety. aRd .me!Sfi e2EL CARL 4He. He
AG4oS tsNS boDY Ssi niMior saor FoREMAN-1A..
shop foreman. Effective contacts for
bringing In work will be given
preferences. excel; salary plus comm.
SSsn.,isy xSnT inquiry c, I'm tr S1 s,ea1sd WHoT sD
s3nsRs. safasla'., NC. Il. sossoo and az
ATTS GLASS MEN ts,--.salary TO
arass, snail VIZ. VIZ. ssss. sasloRoE's AZ AaSFo
AUTO GLASS MECHANICS t3), exper.
only need apply. State age. expert.
ToNY's AUTo GLASS SHOP SaiS
Washington blvd, baltimore 80. Nd.
ArC A esDMaisc ssEaiNsS soPeentas 9a Plenty
sntss 0t $3.50 go; Sonus IS nsysbis s month na
ly. Good working conditions. Day
or night positions available. Apply
MIR, WOOD. Dupont Circle servi-
ssr5ss; SGn MRcaINisinu:s sRS hiS b.
Opportunity for risht party; good
salary and bonus. 1929 18th ct.
AGTo MEcHANC-Thorouehly ex-
nd an9
Mr.. Zimmerman. LEE D. Butler,
A[fTS MS l2dIaSsfiINr h21 2lst 6. TIN p IA H2SSN.
Apply in person. 1925 Conn. ave.
AUTO MECHANICS. Opportunity fer
two. Steady employment, high earn
ings for good men; health INSURANCE,
prof1t.sharing plan; completely mod
ment. Chance for promotion.
Wash.'s Oldest and largest Dodse-
Plymouth leadership. TREW MO-
TOR CO. Phone Mr.. Myers. fore
man, DE. 1910 for appointment.
AUTO MECHANICS, part time Sat-,
sun. and sves,: experienced me-
trouble on all makes Of automobiles.
Apply Mr.. Newcity, CALL CARL,
INC. 1915 L ST. NV. "a
AUTO MECHANIC HELPERS-oppor
tunity for several young men to
qualify in good profession; me-
chanical aptitude, and some car
Mr.. Krobath, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 5s5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. We.
OW. 1872. ---2S
AUTO MECHANICS, top pay. excel
lent working conditions. In new shop
HERSON'H AUTO q APPLIANCE
CO-. Ath and q SITS. NV --2h
Evening star., 1952-03-24

|of Mrs. Ethel E. Sibley. 27l2 On
tario road NV.
Corpl. John p. johnson. husband
of Mrs. Beatrice johnson. 1880
Seventh street NV.
Pfc. John A. Collier. son Of
Evening star., 1952-03-24
ADAM A. WESCHLEk Q SON
~ AuetioneeFS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
AMES sTREET. NE.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded in Liher NO, $500.
ioS ecs,. s7s e E h. ssH SH.s eRs 81 81 ss Saa
and at the request Of the party
trustees viii sell at public auction.
in front Of premises On TUESDAH.
M M i Io5H ocIock aR PM. TIE iofiowiins:
described land and premises in the
District Of Columbia to-wit: Lot 40
In Square South 5000 IL . sub
division made s-rS, Sy Myron !. Dayy asy alsi ana
recorded in Liber 1is. folio 90 q
the Records Of the Once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumhia.
TERMS or SALE: Sold subject q
the unpaid balance Of 9 prior sGl
sseiy 1SsS dsss q trust passSle aS5
taxes and Insurance. and . pri9r
sSs5 sssSIS dsfS q trust Dsysb. sG5 aHIfSS
per month, further particulars 81
which viii be announced at time d
sale: the purchase price above said
trusts % be paid II cash. . de.
sRsier ec Aa.tSsSt. sss n ade
81 date q sals; Terms 70 q eoIn.
day. of sale. otherwise deposit
a5r rssss SsS9s'rsg e dsss.sn dRsz Ss =.
THoAgAs v. HUNT.
SAN HOSEY, ss
= MA1E.1e,20.22.24. Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
AUCTION SALES
ADAM a. WEsCHLER : SON.

Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF yALqA!gsLsE
MENT ROW BRICK DWELLING VEL rs
kEowN sE wREATfD Af Mo a aso iTH TrHdknisHEb SaisHhI
APARTMENTS AND METAL CA
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust as
duly recorded In Liber No, 0l33;
folio ss6 q &. seS ..p'es one q os.,Sio ns ,aao
and st the request Of the party
secured thereby. the UNDERMINED
trustees will sell at public auction, IL
front Of premises ON TUESDAY. THE
18th DAY OF MARCH. 1899, AT
$3.50 O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises IN the
District Of Columbia. to VT: Lot
Of lots In Square 800 as. Der plat
recorded in Liber 1S. folio ia Of
the Records Of the Once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Co
rERms iaiIss' OF SALE: sold subject 70
Of trust for approximately $4,000 90.
payable S46 IS per month inciud-
Ing interest at 5Ts. further par.
ticulars Of which will be announced
at time Of sale; the purchase price
bogs Sspss ssa suss e $3.50 e os s.pou1.d paa Il
veyancing, recordine etc. ct ,pur-
Of date Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within fifteen days from
date Of sale. otherwise deposit for-
feited and property may De, ne 90 saver, Z,
'ns 'iu''essi sAM RosEY.
MITCHELL QUICK.
mh15. 1920. 20 "A. Trustees.
Evening star., 1952-03-24
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
One OF Wash.'s finest Arms, holding
o big-three franchise, has an OPEN
Ing for q real career salesman; the
man We want Is presently employed
but + seeking 2 change: he Is
definitely not Q Aoater. but has a
well-rounded automotive experience;
our compensation plan has no
trick" clauses. but will pay @
worker. not q floor walker. q very
substantial income on q commits
sion basis. Our people know of this
In strictest confidence. Address
Boz 365-R. star. "a
Evening star., 1952-03-24
MANHATTAN AUTO
AAtSETNn IN AMI R eTTss sTs NV NV

VI AEND - - 20. ~. w. y. 80
AUTO PARTS and accessories sales
man: must Be experienced or do mot
apply: refs. req; good salary and
working conditions: excel. Opportu-
nifty Apply MANHATTAN AUTO
q RADIO Co. 1706 9TH st. NV.
AUTO PARTS MAN. white. wanted
for position on sales. counter. with
large Chrysler Tarts wholesaler:
must be experienced; good salary.
usual employe benefits. Can Mr..
Dixon. DE. 2003. CENTRAL AUTO
PARTS. 1880 st. NV. --24
AUTO PAINTER-We have an open.
ing for the aboSe-averase painter,
exper. on cisnding colors, modern
spray booths. uaid vacation and
other employe dement's. Call LA.
6-S600. Mr.. Banta. PYRAMID
AUTO HoDY CO. 1880 Bladens-
burg I'd.
AUTO RAKNTER's helper. .wnits: w.
have m opening for 3 young man
as m experienced auto painters
helper: good paytng. steady work;
encellent opportunity 70 learn auto
painting trade. See Nr. 1Anta
AFTER 3 Am, PYRAMID AUTO
BODY Co. Io3o pladensburg xd..
La. o-S.3o0s
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Bodies Of 4 D. {. els
Reach U. 5. From Korea

The bodies Of four Washington
area men killed in Korea are
among 100 which arrived in San
Francisco last night. the Defense
Department announced. Local
men are listed as:
Pvt. Willard j. Sibley, husband
Evening star., 1952-03-24
SPECIAL NoTlcES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
but myself, HAROLD d. SToUTE,
418 11th st. me-, WASH. D. c. 24s
HEREAFTER will not be responsible
for any debts except those incurred
by myself. A. r. PADUA. 6Q01 Ber-
Wyn rd.. Berwyn Hgts.. Nd.
HEREAFTER I will not be responsible
for any debts except those incurred
BY myself. RICHARD 7. JUNA, 2276
CONGRESS st. S.e,
Evening star., 1952-03-24
PERsoNAL

SHAR0N-Nursine care Of the aging
and chronicaily H.. MRS. BRYAN
NEAL Director. Ashton 4941.
SPECIFICATIONS. thesis, nanu-
scripts, rapidly and neatly typed.
MECHANICAL a; ENGINEERING DE.
SIGN AND DRAFTING solicited By
retired D. C. REGISTERED chief ensi-
neer over so yrs. exper. co. 1884.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly
private Or semipvs: 6saS d. ave.
rEEI,asEssIEa rtEEaHS sIausI coHHsss eesHRsssi VIZ isss
pSEssss;ninkKrNG. 81; "a yessonable. 30 yrs
Weddinsp 5 ss6scislty. Wo. 6ssS. 2Si
Evening star., 1952-03-24
THOS. j. OWEN, q SON. AuctiOneefH.
436 Southern Building.

TE4stfsx sTosx Ss4f q yslSis9f IRHE
DETACHED PRICK DWELLING BE-
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES NUM-
BER 1913 EMERSON STREET.
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 6S44.
eSo efds e sfe es bss iss Ct tas ai sHa
and at ,ne request Of the party Sc.
S trustees win sell. st ' public auetion'
in front Of the premises, on MON
oeRea aeE6eK AR Pm 'ais ,Ss hT HnEsA
scribed laud and premises, situate
in the District Of Columbia. and de-
signated as and being Lot 81 In J
TOMS subdivision Of lots in SQUARE
once Of the Surveyor for the Dis.
trict cf Columbia in Liber a2 a.
Folio 1O9. Subject to convsnants o.
record; subject to the risht 81 Re: Re.
Sforesaid 0fs%esiidd deed Of Gof trust their heir;;
and assigns. within period o.
sixty Hays from date. Of sale. mol
excluding Sundays and holidays .,
provided in said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A de.
posit oi S5OO.ug VIII pe re9ulreo 9
ording. revenue stamps. etc. al
cost II purchaser All adjustment.
made as Of date Of settlement. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within
ten days fro'1 expiration Of reder ..
reserve the risi1t to resell the prop.
erty ct the risk and cost Of de.
faIltinR pI chaser, after five days
advertisement Of such resale ir
some newsoa9er published ip Wash.
inRton. D. {.
PAUL ] FRIZZELL.
..-, CHARLES A. JONES
NH il.2l "a 27,20. Trus.ees.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON
Evening star., 1952-03-24
Woodley 64OO

MEAT CUTTER--Must be Experienced
and Dependable. Apply 70 manager.
MASTER SUPER MARKET 4102
os A s'' as~~ as z z
MEAT CUTTER for seif-seryice meat M
dept; must be. sober. not over so
years Of age: sixAday week. no Sum
days: salary TO start. S75 per week.
p. " Haraway. HARAwAY,e
MASTER MARKET. 142S Park I'd.
NV. No phone calls, please. 25
hEATCUTTERS ~; experienced.
cuttina room of self-sefvice meat
SsDs SsDDet..f faid Appig noig s scRscEasHT aRi HsasT
SUPPER MARKET. 1923 Rhode
*e:RaSIS hs1end SsSs. ne ts, .,,,n ,.n.,. -. = g,
excsl. oppcFtunity; iuiI bsnefifs Incl.
vacation, sick leave. pension. hos
pitalization. etc. EVening nppfs.
errnnged. can Mr. SHALLOW at GE
SuFRLx CORP. no. $500. --z0