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The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
Rita Says It's Wonderful To
Be Called Mrs. Dick Haynes

/ LAS VEGAS. New. B-Rita Hay.
worth and Dick Haynes are on
the fourth Honeymoon for each Of
them today following q brief lash
bulb-lii wedding In a gambling re-
sort hotel.
Il feel wonderfully happy" the
redhaired bride said after the
three-minute ceremony. II am
married 10 the man I really love.
II sounds 80 wonderful to be called
Mrs. Haynes.
The movie star and the erooner
~ 10 New York Saturday and later
10 Philadelphia. where the bride
groom starts Q night club engage
ment Monday night.
"Our careers, In fact nothing,
win ever separate Us" Rita de.
elared. She said she'll travel with
Haynes on his night club tour,
Greenwich. Conn. Miss Hayworsh
said she'll commute between there
and Hollywood for one picture a
year.
The ceremony was performed by
Judge Frank MaeNamee in the
Gold Room Of the Sands Hotel.
Roulette games and slot machines
continued whirring in the nearby
casino.
Rita's two daughters. Rebecca
g. hy her marriage 10 setor Orsor
welles. and Princess Yasmine
ga, BY ex.husband Ally Khan
looked on from q divan.
/ The bridal couple said their 81
dos" firmly Big tears came lntC
Rita's eyes at the words. ThS
double ring ceremony was over be
fore she g0t her ring on Dicks
finger; she put Il on afterward
Little Yasmine shrilled. Mama
II want q ring, too"
Several hundred persons lined
the way as the couple. arm II
arm. walked from her quarters II
q remote part Of the hotel 10 the
ceremony.
Miss Hayworth wore Q short
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
Jim Keen Urges
For Contest
$500 In Prize
Money " ailing
For Government
Essay ritter

Key Wcsters Interested in com.
peting for $500 IA prize mouye IN
an essay contest sponsored Jointly
by the First Federal saving and
Loan Association and the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce. wcre
urged today by Contest Chairman
Jim Keen 60 prepare and SEND
IN their entries early
Theme 81 the contest Is Tho
City Manager Form of Govern
mcnt Versus The Mayor Council
Form"
Keen added that entries
shovid be mailed 10 Essay Con.
test" Post Office Box so7. Key
West. Entries should bear the
name. address and AGE Of the
writer. More detailed informa-
ton can be obtained Al the
First Federal Savings an6 lean
ofllaes. Sl2.slS souihsr Street.
Prizes ID siO0 will be kiven aus
the best essay y each of three
classes There win be- one class for
those from Is 10 IS years oi age.
another for persons over 2S years
and one group for Colored residents
Of the city
way not ST down and think for
few minutes about the CITY Man
ager and the Mayor Council forms
Of government and then write and
tell as what you think u may be- a
winner" Keen said today
he also Urged Key Wesicrs 20 g1
10 the CITY hall to register for yot
ing In the November elections al
which time the voters vill decide
between the two forms ol govern
meni
Remember II you don't regi
ter before Saturday, you cant
CONTINUED On Page Two)
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25

Attorneys Fred Pine and Tom
Watkins fought unsuceessfully Tor
eight hours against . mass Of evl-
denee presented by County s0lici-
Cor Allan n. Cleare. Jr. The 81
year-Old former bookkeeper stOlid.
ly maintained his innocence
SchlintE was convicted al Just one
charge held agains, him. lie viii
apparently no, be tried on the 9th
er.
Il swear that I am not rtiliy Of
the crime am accused Of, &" he
said when he was placed on the
witness stand By his attorney.
Earlier. Tire state had presented
ire testimony eg sovF small Girls
end tire mother oi ere Of them
during ihs daY leng trial. Their
testimony which ire defense wss
unable 10 shake, wovs thick
web sl evidence around the de-
ssndsns. They ssid hs committed
indecent acts after Ne lUFed them
10 his apartment.
In an impassiOned closing argu.
ment the defense attempted 20
show that the children were angry
at Schlintx since he had told them
they could not play IN some trees
al. the apartment where they lived.
Sehlinlx also claimed that be did
not give the little girls money but
they had ''picked un" two quarters
he left IN DTS llome Tor she news
boy
The defendant. SFho said that
he cloves children. added. that
the afternoon when the children
were in his apartment, the door
O. his bedroom was never closed
The defense summed up ths
little girls testimony IS childish
Imagination"
/ But County Solicitor Clears
cited the fact that the girls stor'
/ ies matched perfectly and thai
they would have nothing 10 gain
By not telling the truth.
When the verdict was announe'
ed by Clerk Harry Dongo. th'
defendant slumped forward anc
mumbled. Il didn't do a."
lie was reduced 10 a tearfu
detection when sentence was pro
nounoed.
The Jury consisted Of Mark J
\ Mcdonald. Paul c. Heflin, Charlie
V. Lumm. Ray b. Matecovich
Harry J. Metzger and John \
Matchett.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
State Battles
Flood; More
Rain Forecast
Some Highways
Are Impassable
In Southern And
Eastern Sections

MIAMI tB-Parts Of southern and
pa was oaut Of It's hanks Cor q
eastern Florida batsled food water
today and more rain was forecast
for ell the state.
Some highways wcre impossible.
City streets and sewers we're dam.
aged In north Dade County. Day.
tona Beach. Ormond Beach. 81.
Augustine and jacksonville.
Schools In ST. Augustine and 81.
Johns County we're csosed because
rains blocked rural roads. Tele.
phone service was out In some
parts Of 81. Augustine.
Lake Istokpoga. In Highlands
County. overfowed lowlands and
flooded wide areas 10 that vege.
table and cattle raising section ol
central Florida.
Road e1l leading east from Lake
Placid along the south side Of
Lake istokpoga was washed oul
for 100 feet. according 10 Mrs.
c. L. Reynolds. vie Of q farmer
In sAs area. she said hundreds os
cattle we're being moved to higher
ground but food waters prevented
others being renewed.
We're IN Just ss much danger
a. we've been In the past few
days" said b. Arnold, manager
al the Central and southern Flor.
ida Flood C0ntrul District. lie re.
ported Lake okeechobee al 1854
feet and said the BIG lake would
continue 10 rise for two weeks,
even without more rain.
Arnold said the flooded Kisxim
CONTINUED On Page Twol
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
tSShOW
SewerSysIem
Concrete Poor
Engineer Will
Re,lesign Master
Lift Station

Tests made 90 determine me
quality of the concrete used IN the
bottom slab" az the Master Aft
station i0r key Vests new sever
system now under construction
have revealed that It Is far below
standard i has been announced
~ Clifford and Cooper Associates
The clly consulting cngmecrs ior
the project
EtowsvsF. they poinssd su, that
they have taken STEPS 10 ssfFesi
ihe siivat,oH bY Fedeslgning IRE
''bettom slab" BY sddins beams
70 u. The rssVltsns slab will be
even stronger than the eTiainal
design. they say
The contractors for the project.
The Powell Construction Company.
vill install these additional beams
at Bo expense 60 the city. Jack
Cooper an official ol the engineer
ng hrm SAID
The p0eF quality 81 ths sen.
crete frat came 70 light . week
ego when City Building lnspss.
Ter RsV knopp took samples ard
ssns Them 10 ths Noting Gem.
psnY. cins,nnsii. Ohio. ths sitY't
taaiina engineer. The results 81
ihsiT tssss #sswwd ntat the
sfrsnSih a. ile ssneFsls was o.
heiew ths sisndaFd nesssssTY.
Known as Glass A" concrete.
the mixture should have required
a pressure of $3.50 pounds per
square inch % crush Il However.
laboratory officials said that ono
sample tested only 1903 pounds per
(Continueo On Page Twol
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
Motel Men Elect
Officers At Meef
Promotion or
key Vest is
Tourist Center
Is Outlined

The newly formed Key wesi
Chapter of the Florida Motor Court
Association made their first move
TO promote Key West as . tourist
center yesterday when they helt
an Organizatlonal meeting al which
time officers we're elected for the
coming year. The Key West grouT
has joined more than q thousand
Florida Motels.
Twenty KEY West nnessl opsTa.
ioFs ere affiliated with shs sToUp
and twelve ol them gathered yes.
tsTdsY IN BenRY's csfsseEis 70
adopt . sonstiiUtion aad by.lsws
and plan their prosTam which ls
designed. ameas other things.
10 maintain . high sssndsFd Of
ethics sueNs motel opeTstoTs
and make neioF lodgings avail.
sbls 70 slss public 81 . fair sesi.
In addition 10 the motel men
they voted 10 offer Associate mem
berships TO allied Industries n
hey West.
II the m0telS are full. every
business in tins town, lneludlns
gas stations. restaurants and gilI
shops win benefit. " said Melyif
levitt. proprietor of the Marine
Motel who was elected president
uf the group.
othsr effiesFs namsd includes
vice president. Harry Mitchell.
tdisissvs Mossll secretary. Ken
kiplinpsF, Sals Air Motel; and
treasurer. Bob Harris og shs See
lsle Motel. Sam Lawrence Of she
Casa Roma, Mrs. Carl Hilton.
Hiiioa Haven ard Luther PindeT
eg tire Ocean View Motel. were
elected 70 she beard eg diFeeioFS
Of tire new oFssniSs,ion.
One Of the chief functions of tn
organization vii be 10 advertise
the attractions Of the Florida Key
and Key West. The cooperation q
other agencies vill be invited q
this end. as well
A committee of three, including
Mrs. Hilton. Bud Glavln Of the kel
(Continued On PAGE TwoD
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
SehIintz Weeps As Judge Hands Him Five Year
Sentence On Child Mo|esting Charge Thursday
Jury Needs Just Quarter
Hour To Find Him Guilty

Paul "Curley" Schlntz. formerly Of 1927 2nd Street,
sentenced TO five at hard labor in the state
prison az Raford late yesterday afternoon after be
convicted in Criminal Court child moesting charge.
Schlintz collapse when he heard Judge
Thomas s. Caro- pronounce sentence after sx-man jury
delberated only Is minutes before bringing in their gull
~ verdict They recommended mercy. however. and the
possible ten year sentence halved by the Judge.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
Gilmore Leaves

The submarine tender Howard
w. Gilmore left yesterday for
the Naval Shipyard, Boston. Mass
The ship. a unit Of Submarine
Squadron -Four here, viii receive
a two months overhaul and Is
expected 20 return shortly before
Christmas.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25
Nature Boy"
Draws Three
Year Term
JUDGE CARO-
WARNS HIM
TO BEHAVE
IN PRISON

Robert Mature Boy" Gar
ella viii spend the next three
years az q guest Of the State
In their prison at RaifOrd.
The self styled philOsoph-
er-pundit was handed that
sentence this morning BY
Judge Thomas 3. Caro-.
True % form. he exhibited ths
same passive dsmeanor that mark.
ed his trial on Q charge II "aa.
aauli with . deadly weapon with
intent % commit armed ROBBERY
Wednesday.
elsd IN Ne usual paFslroepsF
boois. esTlah spoFs shirt end
AFmY faliawa tvovseFs. caFsla
sirsds 70 shs ksg snd hssTd Ire
Judge hard him ne ssnienes
sioas with . severe sensvs lash.
Ire Ger Ne mlsisks IN wslkins
lmao . home wIah . nvn.
This Il not q light situation
even though you aeem 10 think 20. .
sald the Judge.
u have checked on thls so.called
philosophy u yours and I don'I
know much about II bot I'd like
10 stress that you can't behave this
way. II you behave. the world u
good 10 you. When you 50 10 prison.
you are going 10 have 10 prove
that you deserve parole" the
Judge continued.
Garcia had been accused a as.
saulting Max Cohen at ganpoint,
is0l Atlantic Boulevard. August a.
lie attracted attention at he
trial BY attempting 10 iill the jury
full Of his PHILOSOPHY" although
he never did set down 10 the buxi.
ness Of explaining exactly what u
Was al about.
Garcia came here from Can.
f0rnia about . month as0 and
gained lhe title of E-sare Boy be-
cause be lived In his ieep al The
County Beach. Police had warned
him 10 leave town shortly before
be was arrested on thN assault
charge.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-25

Toy Weaa roradn hnm Go
moss squobls eAlm0as n shs
country. wifh e. ovssugs
sungs el cnly - fohrsnAsla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08


Here in one dry dog food is the protein
of both meat meal and liver meal.
Your dog will thrive on this rich COM
bination of meat protein and love
the flavor, too. For Ken-L-Biskit has
the meatiest taste this side of the
butcher shop.
Each sossy sidhis of Ken-L-Biskit also
contains all the vitamins, minerals,
and other food elements known to be
needed to keep your dog healthy and
handsome and playful. It's one dry
food that offers really complete nour-
ishment.
Dogs love Ksn-L-Biskii as a steady diet
or between-meal snack. Feed it dry or
quick-mix with water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
One Mans Nuisance

only enter houses out Of
necessity to nest" he explains.
They're released in areas
with many dead trees for dens
and have all kinds of nut and
berry trees for food"
Squirrels-agile enough to
slip through holes no larger
than a silver dollar are
easily caught. A few peanuts
scattered in a box trap can
bring results overnight.
One complainant is sure
green tomatoes would make
an ideal bait. Mrs. John J.
Vale, 1908 Radnor road,
Bethesda, couldn't believe
her eyes when these ram
bunctious rodents started
plucking her green tomatoes
last summer. She had 18
tomato plants in her back
yard.
II had never heard of
squirrels eating them be-
FORE" she says. They'd plug
the tomatoes and then suck
the juice out Of them. I
wasn't able to save one to-
mato for canning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
NoW, q dry
dog food
extra rich in
meat protei in

Jump. Rover. jump with joy...
there's mseGty favor and n1e0ty
nOMTiShment in that box of
Ken-L-Biskii.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
statesmen

LandScapine-Prior experience in this
field not required as thorough train.
ing by local management OF national
corporation assures immediate earn
ings with no off seasons. No plant
ing or other physical labor involved.
delivery. credit or shortage probiem
Car required. For local interview.
write R. S. SANDERSON. Box 2O2.
Newark NeU Vork CtoFo
Evening star., 1953-04-28

AuCOmOClVe Help wanted
Body men (2l. mechanics (2), paint
ers helper ~. See Mr.. Link, AD-
OLSON CHEVROLET. 14th and Fla
NV. a
AUTO-PARTS MAN, Chrysler dealer
wants eXper. parts man for counter
VOTE; work Will only consider man with
ness, Excel. working conds.. paid
vacations. and holidays. Insurance
plan. See Mr.. Collins, ANACOSTiA
MOTOR CO., INC, 170S Good Hope
AUTO PARTS MAN. thorough knowl- mS
salary for S top paas @an idesirea des Torkl1p d0P
pay. RERsoSs AuTo oASfiafn APPHfAEehh ME-
AGTo GT III f&RTs e + NV TAppRENT2G AppRENr1cTEM2Gwe
young man Who is interested "Dha in
learning the automobile parts busi-
ness as profession to drive our
parts truck and do general work in
31T 3np,v parts sIr cisntn dept; while learning.
AUTO Parts l. MAN&oSnr:e N Sr: ms ist.class class
MoPar parts man needed in our
part: wholesale business; perm. po-
stion stons WITH VIII Washs Wash largest MoPaE
wholesaler. Paid vacation, hospitaii-
cation. profit sharing. pleasant work
ing conditions. See Mr.. Nelson or
MT ORourke, y. S. PARTS CORP,
AUTo5 1S5 P4Rrs 4fe st. RINSrR nT pc "a 267do dS,
RsRs RRsss hR9f kRsY y sSEEs RiEER5t' & ses srkV ~
ICES. 3237 Wilson blvd. Arl. a
AUTO SALESNdAN-Used ears; liberal
commission and an opportunity for
expsr. man interested in permanent
Posi- FhGs1tion; nj II you are reliable and can
ARD MOTOR CAR CO, Wash. b. c.
orancn; ora used car dept. 6312 Ga.
ATT" " s SALESMAN will nj Hire
excess; excess Of $4,000 selling the i95s
record for integrity. industry and
should have heavy car following
He will find a friendly. earnest
GirsaniSation: irsa cation pleasant surround
ceptional service facilities to back
his efforts We offer salary and
volume commission, demonstrator,
paid vacations and insurance bene-
fts; See w. H. BARNETT, Jr.,
ANACosTIA MOTOR CO. 1708
AUTO '1SRi %REckER efi r. DRIVER. expsr., ws
reliable; night duty; good pay. See
MT; G.. REDS KAISER-FRAZER
SALES. "a II st ne. 30"
HELP WANTED-Two
firSt-claSS automotive body men.
See Mr.. Presgrade. service manager,
OURISMAN CHEVROLET. 61O H
AUTO LUBRICAT1oN MAN; experi-
enced. 1st class; 5-day, 4O-hour
week: Occasional overtime at time
and half. Paid vacation and other
company benefits. Apply in person,
to Mr.. Ballas, AKERS OLDSMOBILE
AND CADILLAC CO., Fern and Cy-
ATTo fTsS WAsHERs. VA Her. poLrsHER;e ya esOer
See Mr.. Kent. KIRBY SALES Il
SERVICES. 3237 Wilson blvd. Arl.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr. nursing care;
licensed BY Stste state and county Super
rTHN9 YissS0 fTNER@ss; NJ sRe0sSi cit, or .u0urOs
f@ faalisye syyessS! SSFk k1. VscSaH93ss ssSH3s: GEORGE
VACANCY-Elderly lady. gentleman:
pvt. or semipyt. room; 24-hr. nurs-
,iTEERF i1E saTs oF he oNE N45l5i Si:n., - 2s s,v.
home. play -ground equipment; Ii
cense Appleton 7-e34O. 1"
MEXICAN LAWYER. registered con-
sulate: al Mexiesn legal matters.
iymSmigrstion; yST graft EDMUND IIN CASTILLO.
PRfSATR PiS AEFGadDsSi DaNcE Es~ 1Nsfk6cfioN- xsRT
Previously with natl. known studio;
compare cost. LLOYD MITCHELL.
S110 .SI0,pEn,v Pm; Ho, L4.:,. 2oi444: .o..,
PERMANENT 81; shampoo: WAR:
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 G
WxNTED-1OO, 900 postal card opin-
ions Of dropping Of rent controls in
this area. Include name and address
70 r. p 14O1 4sth ave. s'e's Apt
NURSE. win board past middle aged
LADiESWwe can tailor your suit
5-S414. 2I15 r. I. ave. ne, .
RADI0-TV scripts, brochures,
speeches prepared or rewritten by
experienced writer. ME: S-1747;
HOME FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE-Good
portation. 10. 9-S996. 28"
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie. Pleasant atmosphere. kind at
tention. Tray service. 1925 Georgia
ave. NV, Ii. 3-425S. rs
WOMAN (white). reliable. will baby
sit or care elderly loved ones; week
Evening star., 1953-04-28

Need men to quickly qualify for
supervisory positions. Top comms'.
SRoE1ERs eInof Sso soeTETsS SSeTFiTs Apply IdIs THE
Ci1cle w
Evening star., 1953-04-28
LEGAL NOTICES tcont.,
BRAINARD II. WARNER III,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV,
WashinRtOn 4, ID. C.,

ORDER OF PUBLIcAT1ON-ABsEN1
DEFENDANT
Filed April 10, 1868, Harry M. Hull
Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT for the District Of Colum-
bia.--Barbara Anne Rheinheimer
Plaintiff, VS.. Walter Rheinheimer
Defendant. - Civil Action No
266O-52.-The object of this suit
is for Annulment of Marriage. On
motion of plaintiff, 1t. is this 10th
day Of April. 1858. ordered that the
defendant, Walter Rheinheimer
cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day OF
the first publication Of this order;
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case OF default.
Provided, a copy Of this order be
published once a week for three
successive weeks in the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter. and The Evening
Star newspaper before said day
(Signed) CHARLES F. McLAUGH-
LIN, Judge. (Seall Attest: HARRY
M. HULL, Clerk. BY DOROTHY M
BARRICK, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
HELP MEN (cont. J
AUTO GLASS MEN (2), exper.: good
pay; 5h days. STANDARD AUTO

AUTO GLASS MEN (2), exper.; 1000
pay; 5Ia days. STANDARD AUTO
GLASS, HU. }-5577. -2s
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced In
Buick repairs preferred but not
necessary. Plenty of work in modern
equipped shop; 6-day wE., usuai
employe benefits. See Mr.. McAbee
Afro if A'fE yi fs;sSsS pS posi-
tion available for fully experienced
men. Well equipped shop; $3.50
pay; earnings limited only BY
ability. See Mr.. Krobath. AMERI-
CAN SERVICE CENTER. 6S5 N
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER-Posi.
tion open. for man with some ex-
perience, to learn well-paying trade,
Must have tools and Va. permit. See
Mr.. Krobath, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER. 5S5 No. Glebe rd.. ia
AFRO MEcHAN1cs. experienced @S To
work in Ford agency. Excellent
working conditions: paid holidays
and vacations: many other bene-
fits. See Mr.. Bowen. PALMER
FORD. INC. 311O Hamilton St. It.
Hyattsville. Md. WA. 10000. -2S
AUTO MECHANIC-Excellent oppor.
tunity, top salary: vacation with
pay. sick leave benefits; to work ir
modern, well-eQuipped shop: mus
be experienced and have reference
Apply in person. Mr.. Mills or Mr.
Herson.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
WILLIAM .. hAhFS.
ap.23.25.2S, my A. Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers
435 Southern Building.

qS5fS sTosY BRICK sas pwEhElNa EaIISS5s BENG MS
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1924 TWELFTH STREET NORTH.
By yi:tue of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Ltber No. 9273
Folio 24S ct sea-, Of the land rec.
stoLhsv At .he request Of the party secured
viii sell. at public auction in front
of the premises, on MONDAY THE
FOURTH DAY OF MAY. A;D: 1898
premises situate in the District Of
being Part Of Original Lot mum.
bered Fifteen (15l in Square num-
bered Two Hundred and Eighty
(2S0, described as follows: Begin
ming at the Southeast corner of said
et lot, az and r.nnns o1 60 thence hen West 10;
North along said alley, 10 feet :
inches: thence East l05 feet to 18th
street; and thence South 10 feet I
inches on 18th Street to the place
OF beginning, the above described
property now known for purposes oi
assessment and taxation as Lot S2l
in Square 2S0.
4cIIuS. oOlu SuoJeCC 10 prlor tpullQ-
ing association deed of trust fol
approximately S4,2T4.28 further
particulars of which viii be an.
nounced at time OF sale; the pur.
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit OF $500. .0C
required. ConveyancinS. recording
ETC., at purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made as Of date of sale
Terms to be complied with within SO
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
FRANK PARoNI.
Surviving Truste0.
Evening star., 1953-04-28
Substituted Trustees
In C5yil S Action No. 1858.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER d SON.
AuctiOneerS S-AppraiserR.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE e.
STORY FRAME DWELLING NO. 6i7
21st STREET, NV.
BY virtue Of. q deed Of trust recorded
in Liber No 9524. folio $50, ct seq.
one OF the land records OF the Dis.
trlct Of Columbia, and at the re-
guest OF party secured thereby. the
sale by public auction. in front OF
PoURTH PPe%5Sffi DAY SR OF MHhPAY 4HP. lssa THE II
THREE O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing e.descrlbed property in the Dis.
Lrlct OF Columbia. to-wit: Part OF
6eginnine LS5 for the in ,sSs Square re Jog;
Street, so feet 6A inches south
from the Northwest corner of said
lot and running thence South sc
Ieet "a inches to an alley; thence
East East 2Q feet: thence North so feet
inches Of the above-described prop
erty by that width thereof is now
embraced within the lines of Lot 20
IN Thomas H: G. Todd and VIM.
B. Todd's subdivision in Square I03.
as per plat recorded in the Once
Columbia in Liber w. 3. NJ. at folio
OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash,
balance in three equal annual in
stallments, represented by promis.
sorry notes Of purchaser. with inter-
est at 3 per cent per annum from
day Of sale, payable semi-annually
secured by first deed Of trust upon
property sold. or all cash, at option
OF purchaser: A deposit Of ST 600. 90
required Of purchaser at sale,
Examination Of title. conveyancing,
recording. revenue stamps and no
tarial fees at cost of purchaser
Terms to be complied with within
80 days from day of sale, other
wise, trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser, after 5 days
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington,
y: G, or deposit may be forfeited,
may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against default.
ing purchaser.
JULIUS ARONOFF.
CHARLES L. NORRIS. Jr.,
ap22. 25. %. 80. .my2. Trustees.