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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Fifty-Nine Units To Appear
In Armistice Parade Lineup
viii Move Up
Duvnl Street
Tomorrow AZ 7s30

A gala parade. featuring - units,
wsll mark Key Vests Armisties
Day eelehragion tina year. Grand
Parade MArshal Howard Cool
said today.
ne parade. undeF TIE sponsor.
ship a Arthur Sauyer Post y,
American Legion. Is scheduled b
Set under gay promptly 81 Ia
D. m. tomorrow from is starting
poini 81 Duyal ard Front Streets.
Pssada ehairman lvdssa sasph-
sns snnswaesd MT sIi Uniis
shegia be IN pesitiea nss later
thsn ts5e. sa6 ae ehaasss ere
10 be niece In ne passds lire
-.
ne route which this years par.
ade vii fellow VII be along Do.
val Street from Front Street b
TFuman Avenne. along Truman
Avenue % Bayview Psrk. where 4
VII dishand. Al motor units are
10 90 b - lei a ne disbanding
area and al marchiag units and
bands will 80 10 the rinht.
TIE reviewing stand wAll BE set
~ a TIE snulhard end Duval
Street inieFseraions. and IRON as
vaniaas peinf iadgea en- maze
shsir seiectians q Winning parade
units.
Tssphr pressmasfien h slsssd
~ u .. n. 81 Ne Lssisa AsHs
en- saexk laisad. 81 sempusinu
Vnifs ere ashes ~ hsss . 30
prss@massivs IN asfsmdamxa.
Division Marshalls eth - dent.
fed b. bright red armbanda. They
lre:
FIRST division. Mannei cshrera
who Il IN charge Il al marxhalls.
Lewis Bays and Nurman White
Iides. seeona dlxisioa, NJ. 4. Lev
q and John Hinde: third division.
Earl Sawyer. wallace Homan and
Amiiio Iacuzxs: and fourth division.
J. h. Smith. L0ais Ismay and J.
Maser. Jr.
he first diyision. watch will form
lcontinued On PAGE Teal
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Mine Warfare E,aluatiOn Unit
TO Be Commissioned Here NOp I9
Group Formed
To EraIuGie AH
Existing Phases
OF Mine Warfare

Key West will be the IA
deneas warfare capital Of
the world with the eommlzs-
ioninR Nov. 10 Of the Mine
Warfare Evaluation Detaeh.
ment.
News Of the detaehment's
addition 10 the Navy Base
here was released today By
the Navy.
This b ne enly EaeA ear n "a.
istenee Anywhere and wn maks
TIE fuurtA Naval deiaehmeni here
tAai "a duing evalautiun work un.
der epsratioaal eondiiions.
Tie nsxi eroup win etaluats al
PHASES e nine warfare. laclndlng
mmea, mine iayiag. nine locatiaa,
and niiaa sweepin9.
In puiziing ct ne imporianes
N mine Marfars, ths Navy save
as example:
Orr > go snemy suhmsFlmss
ssvsd 80 - snlEsnss - 49,
Yea Aarbes abssigasiE lsmpaas.
shts ~ e. la6slinlfa Dssisd e
si@s saisas ne hsxv mainisims
pFeeel lsssi,as 80 susspiaa
mesAoaa.
y othsr m4iuw poEis usrs ainL
larry mlnea Ne Navy apokesman
added. he impaei an ear natiaa's
ahllhy % smFvive ls ebvluna
he Nine warfare Esalasfian
Detachmeni wll be formally en-.
missianed Nox. is ~ capt. AIbers
.. homm. uSN. VITO wll reprensnf
Rear Adm. Emmss p. Farrestsl.
UAN, Commaadef Servics Fores
Z. 5. Anantie fleet
Ths uaR 81 ssnsisl q Is e.
aesSs 80 e msa ed 90 -
eemmsnesd ~ esr. n. 9 Iss.
hys osN. ksE Wssi wiIi BE- Ne
bee.
Ths p<ineipai speaker Al "a
commissioning eeremony wn he
Rear Adm. 3. l. Rnfulslie. UxN.
Commander Opsratioaal Dsvslsp.
meni Fores Many otAsr hieh raak.
ing ofilesrs have beea lnsiisf a
atieno. Amoaa thoae expected are
Hear Adm. Ceofss c. Townsr.
CAN. commander Of fhe Naval
base here. Rear Adm c. c Har,.
man. USN. CommandeF Dsstrey.
er Force. Y 5. Atlantic fleet. "a
tContinued On Pags Tsnl
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Ind. Couple
Rejoice AT
Sons Recovery

Tulsa. okia. "a youna In.
dana sailor and Ms wiss, ever.
ioyed at recovering tAeir baby boy
unharmed BIT hit.er AZ his kid.
naper, prepared today 10 return
home.
NJ. and Mrs.. Rlchard Duane
Stammer. SIN almosi unahie te
beiieve Smouth-uld Richard Lee
was safe n TIER arms. were q
leave b. plane iog Evansville. Ind
They uttered wurds Il bitterness
81 ars. Tommie Dene Doaghty, q
iT-yearold former carnival slrip.
teaaer 9Th , mosher eompieN uho
admitted taking ne ehnd while
6a6g -siiilng Coz ne slammers Fri.
day night
Il ooesn1 natter DO ne whai
my Do 10 tat giri. : ssid ne ~.
yeaFoid mother "a have no am.
pathy iof Der. Sc I'D nsas far
me"
Msanwhile. Mrs. DoaghfF. Ne
SAD she wanted me child 10 re-.
psass one lezt e bfrtk, began b
show ne flrxi slgnS of remegBs
iron her ian eel 81 Maskoxss
TIE tmice-wed glrs, held umAer IN.
ee BOD e. kidnaping shsrHss. ID.
sisted
dl9nt eommn - eFima,
wak Gning DO taks the hahy bach
] So - thinkinw abous hls moEher
felt. q made me fnel amfui."
Be- stammer. y. snd rs wifs.
tcontinmnd On Page Tenl
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Truman Charges
Hysteria Trend

NEW YORK A-FoEmsr Presl-
cent Harry 8 Trumsn says . aear
e oommunism d nSmg manipu.
lated ~ : fsw ~ Is ~ eauss a..
llunw sde hysieria. theFehy pineinR
freedam a. speerh ana .kouxhl
an6er attach
II an extempoE8neoun speeeh
before the Amerseam JewisA Cen.
xrexs lasi nixkt. Tguman sad h.
ls4red TIE axhi 81 freedon II
speeeh sid tAguxht els losiae
eruuma =
fie ADDED
Fear of commnntxm Is heime
manipulated ~ fee - a. .
cause . wave IL hsAaeraa IN tAs
eoautry
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Second Accident
Victim Dies OF
Crash Injuries

hiehsrd Dooa. =, q ~ ". Mos.
- s.. Homestead. died yestsrday
as = ressli e autoerash injuries
suffered early In NE day.
HIS eompaaioa h ne erarh a
hindley ksy. Josm Bradford Ia
man. 3. 81 as ~ " Flrn 81
Homestead. was kined lnstssne
whea Ne lso Buick ssdaa ossE.
turnea thres tines Doon did n
games archsr Smilh HsEpifsi
Homestead.
Psirolmsn !. 6 YounK a -
state Highway Patrol. whs ispesi.
igsied, sad ths car was hassea a.
uard ksy Wet 81 1-n "A. -.
4 srashsd co . esrvs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10

MANILA n = Pals eluaea A.
niKAi b ~ lension- riddnn PALM.
pines pressdenalal elscsiun nfsnr 4
DAY e loeal hui deadly violence
that len II least I've dead and
more injmFed.
Debate results ere nss sxpscssd
for aboui thres daya.
Frsi ENTHUSIASTICALLY frum Ma.
nAla-weFe expeetad several hours
amer ne pellx eiosxd q snm
The deethAon On tas philluuines'
$50 ehief sxeeusise-Presideai Fl.
pldlo Qzsrsno o. GhallsnRer Ramon
hasnaysay-was Is sAe hallos hox-
AltAsugA Eanfirs hruhs ths ps.es
4 aoms peantH the cammisnson em
Eisstiens sad ssnsraIly tie voslne
was p@aewfa1
An estimated 81 mlIliau F,llusun.
inFnea out IN 1eTa precineis q
ehpsse a psexideut. . wee presl.
Gent. senatogH ans la2 cungras.
kioaal seats.
IN tronhlsnoms Cmvifa Prexinrs
army units n armored ears "A.
tF@Aiea ne streets 81 Baeoor g
tnan y mtlas fsom Maniia. aflar
a gnn battle TAT len the eity's
ViSe mayer. Aia TO- hodyxnards
and . special agent dead
PhaipPine Nsws Ssrxies fPNsl
sad the wee mayer and IA ho.fv.
euards seFe dan ~ oeal palics.
A s.year-old 10y waa wounapd =
- crossfiFe
ne special agent af Cavlfa caw
Daminadar Camerins VA snrtsus.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Advance Gifts
are Reported
h0egf Qrire

More shan 30 Keg West
United Community Chest
leaders gathered Al : Kick
off Dinner last night 10 CON-
piete last minute arrange
manta Cor the starr of the
fund raising campaign
Thursday.
They heard preliminary
reports which indicated that
me drive i off 70 : flying
start with si.s2o n advance
gifts reported.
Ths nruup. whleh consisisd q
ecalonel' aBd eMaNxs who wlIl
head - Ne drive ~ money =
supparl II key Wei social aue
we,lars organigaiinns. heaFd Nay
a. G. b Harvey cal iar united el
furt II puttlng - drise ever ne
~. Qnola a. he TIRES week can
palwn i St IS
We IL Kay Mast ere ohllaalet
a pul legiA CIR best - aid ~
ereamlaailoms whn va heneiii from
ihls fand eampaign" NaYW hsr
veY sad
rhs Chest wsFhsss ais hssFd
capiain Carter l. nennsit. shaiF.
maa "a ne htasYs ahaaa 81 ths
Asmd dFisa whleh So vaaerwsr
ean daFs asa. Fapsrf thai aiFssaY,
nsa Masy ships and shrsa Navel
saaiisa ahsps havs FspeFaed -
So sssa parilelpa4ien n re
Crest drive.
Bennsfl also stressed ne nees
Or wurkima toxelher % make ~
eampaisn : sueeeas We premise.
ineFeaned ax.ixiiy - &c axivl
maxes lnla hiEh scar.
we IN the Nax3 hope - ElVs ~
elTEians someghinK - ahooi a.
omld Caplaln beMnrlt.
CampalEn Chairman william y
Nehirai aiso adaFpssed ths group
Ne stressed Ne laci tbai ne I'm
tNd Plan wAl eliminaie ne 30
mr. % Businessmen 81 h0in9 NJ
wiih n sepaFale requesis go dona
t,oaa eagh year
Ben knepp4r. Cummwnsly Ches
adviser explalnrd ne urEnnisalir
Which has been sai up Ard po.nie,
est ne Responsibility 81 each q
the headers preheut ~ ne meetlng
Ne condueted 4 qu0siloa perin.
90 ail0w the workeFs T. hecaml
lamailar with Commanily Ches
poiicy snd Rroeednrt
AdVance elfis Fepofied LAST AKA
wNre tepped ~ q SO donnglp.
tCcntinurd On Paee Tea
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City Voting Hits p Per Cent At Noon As -Four
Candidates Strive For City Commission Posts
Write-IR Vote Controversy Settled
By Attorney General n. ERIN

Another healthy turnout at the polls was indicated
At when check Of the eitys Is polling places
vealed that 3ls voters have gona 10 the polls In odayl
general election.
This figure amounts 10 % Per cent Of Key West
registration lit Of b.777 voters only six per cent beow
last weeks morning turnout in the primary election. An
early morning rainfall vas blamed BY some 10 have
caused the slight drop In voting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Marathon Man
Is jailed Here

dames h. flafehmson. . Mara
s1oa naksrmaa. was h eouusy AL
ipdays shareed vi the unauthaF.
I'D 49, e : csF and eth 40
hayssg aEiyors hcense.
- q n WnIkW 81 TIE state
iiigewaF Patrul made ne arrest
u AafnGAnr noma uas nsa 81 81
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Parking Limited
On Parade Route

Ths ksy Weaa psliss ospsrt.
maaA lsAav isawsa - asliew-
ins iFaflls ins1susiisms h esn-
mselisn wllA lAs Armlalisa Deg
paFsAs tsmesFews
80 parAlmw On allAas go 81
Duxsi g. fsom PFeNa 81. -
rFwmam Ave. e. Ca vswmen
Avs. fFam Dgxei g. - tasrtA
meaeh ASA
The paFAlaa Feslskfisas NJ
hs IN ealnaa sFeEm . .. m. wmfa
sllss - paFa6a paasss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Hope Fades
For ReslIming
Explanations

pANMIN10M ~ The indian
eommand tndaY ~ - nhandsned
hapa lor eHliln1 ~ sl1Iled pFl1on.
or of var explannlnn proGram
undsr uay again I'D Ted he
Communists that sny splutoa d
40 10 them.
- seems better to face ne siin.
ation as 4 Il ralher than - 50 oa
vita these iniarminahia at0p
pases." said IL cen. x. g. Thi-
maya. Indian ehsaman 81 the
Neutrsl Natlons nGpatTlatioa Cen
mi&xi0n.
Il ean ses ~ SO n esrrying ea
VITA thsas demsrahzlng izieTup'
tons"
Thimayya net Cos foar hoars
with the cemmunist hi9h con
mand II Ksesoag Nonday night
We told . news cs.niersnce Ne
would see ne Red generals aeaia
IN tao o. three days
n appeared likely thsi Ne Cen.
munist expianatiaa program woald
collapse unisss - keds abandoa
showdown tactics and agree 10 new
rules laid down - Thimayya.
Obserxers said thTFe was htie
ehsncs thsy an agrte.
there have beea grsWing indlea-
tions nat ne Communists wani q
escape from the eAplanaiion pro.
gram which has eosi them . ~.
millsting propaganda defeat 30
Car 81 per cent q tns Chinete and
North Koreans in'erxiewed lave
refused - return n Ter Comma,
niss homelnnda
There have besa ~ eEplsnations
since Thursday.
Thimsyya reiterated Tuesday
nat 4 TIE present system eollspses
hs will use indiaa troops b screen
prisonerx whs have oct besn In.
terviewed
TIE lndian aeneral tod TIE 70.
patriatloa Commiksion Tuesday he
ean see no solutian ts TIE stale.
mats unlsss ne Reds agres 10 tie
new rules:
l. Cal OF ard inieFvisw con
plete eompounds Il 80 prisoners
saeh a. . tine o.,
T. Agree 10 fornet about cd lots
q prisoaers 81 inlerxiewed IN any
single DAY.
Communist demands a see 80
men ne Interviewed Thursdny eut
e Ne ssz h Chlnsss Compound
ca halisd ne pressns szplans.
1ana.
Ths explanaiions wers esncels1
aGaln Cor Wednesday.
AHied Ard comBuuiss sscI e
vineFs nj secretly Or she third
tine IN > confsFenes ~ not Car
from hers. An6 Or ths ssesad day
Allied negotiaiors e.ned : rseeEs
% stndy . commmnim simiRmeuf
IN connecton with efIorfs h e..
ranGs - aesnda far ssftina - a
korssa ps1ee eonlerenee.
Thimayya sad Ne hnd ka6 q
North Ksraxn "a Cen. Les sana
CO. inrmer armintiea naauslaasr
and pre1eni ehisf BE dsisrsis q
lhe military srm-st3ea enmmlanion.
ard Chinsss cemmuufsl csa. Tinr
~ Yn-bui So nowkefs.
Asksd ~ . aewsmsE 4 o prab.
econklnaa4 On Pass Tanl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-10
Plants Stolen
From Monument

rhs mnssnsst shisf N sssa 10
epsfsiins sssia
Pee shs ssesnd sims siass
90 esl1 slsF AAsshsss here
sreetsd . Wsnsmsni N Bsy.
visw psFk. ihs sAisi hes ssslsa
Giants snd shFsAAsgy. . wss
Fevaalad iedsY. On hssA sees-
sisas, ths awsrf sFher vlsss.
81 sKpsmslss plsni. wss renew.
Cd
Evening star., 1953-05-06

ing the Little Big Horn. While
the horses stumbled around in
the treacherous footing, the
Sioux closed in.
Nearly all United States 7th
Cavalry casualties died before
they could cross the creek. The
remaining handful scattered and
were picked off one by one.
The usual historical painting
showing hordes of mounted war
riors swarming around Custer
and a few of his men, fighting
with drawn sabers is false, the
aged Indian says.
He said the engagement took
place shortly before noon and
lasted little less than an hour.
The only 7th Cavalry survivor
known was "Comanche," a horse.
Escaped to Canada.
Chief Ironhead said he was
wounded in the battle, but with
the help of his tribesmen man
aged to sneak across the border
into Canada. He remained there
until peace was restored, when
he went back to what is now
part Of the Pine Ridge reserva-
ton.
Jake Herman, a half Irish,
half Sioux graduate of Carlisle,
acted as interpreter.
Chief Ironhead. Mr.. Herman,
Edward Janis, ST.; Billy Fire
thunder, Charles Under Bag
gage, James Redcloud, William
Fill-the-Pipe and Chief Benja-
min, all Sioux, are here to petit
ton Congress.
They want an additional
$1.149,872 payment for Sioux
lands taken over in April, 1912,
near Pine Ridge Reservation for
use by the Air Force as an
aerial gunnery range.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES

TO: JOHN w. CHAMBERS, record
owner Of lot i, square 532l. known
as premises 5Ul1 D Street, Sc,
Washington, D. c., or to his un.
known heirs or asslsns, or both.
Act consress s9 as oi MaS soS
entitled An Act to Create q Board
Tor the Condemnation OF Insanitary
BUILDINGS in the District OF Colum-
AMENDED anne I April O eF i5' 1887 s5DOs9si snd De- e:
cemDer II. 1912, the members Of
the Board have investigated into
the sanitary condition Of the build
ns anove at Tbs 5hs 5TdSs sas 6esa
found, as a result OF such investiga-
tion, to be in such insanitary con-
dltlon as to- endanger the health or
the lives of the occupants thereof
ccordingly. you are hereby directed
TO show cause on or before May ~.
1853 why this building should not
be condemned. You are entitled to
hearing on this matter before the
Board, provided that you make writ
ten request for such hearing with
IN the time to show cause indicated
above. Upon receipt of such a re-
quest the Board will fix a time and
place for the hessTms; and VII
FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF in
SANITARY BUILDINGS. COL.
GILES L. EVANS, WILLIAM H.
CARY, Jr.. j. j. ILGENFRITZ.
my'!,3,4 ,5,6,1. .S,9,10,ll
COMMISSIONERS. ID. e., April 81,
1858: Notice is hereby given that
under authority granted in Public
Act l64, approved June 20, 1898.
and provisions of Public Act AS,
approved March 4 1918 as amended
by Public Act l5S. approved April
p; IIo G. Highway Plan , the Comml,S.
hearing in the Board Room OF Dis
trict Bldg, l4th and SITS. NV.
Wash, D. c., on MONDAY. MAY IS,
1858 at 1000 AM. to interested
property owners to determine the
advisa bility of effecting changes. de-
SCrlbed as follows: % Proposed
change IN NE Section, eliminating
proposed street area along Kenil-
worth Ave" from Benning Rd to
NV SECTION, bounded on NE BY
Portal DR.. on sW by Rock Creek
Park. and on NV. by Md DC Line,
eliminating proposed street areas
and providing for new propo ed
street arcaS in lieu thereof Maps
3S7S and $3.50 showing these pro-
r,aed changes are on file in RIM 405,
Dist Bldg. and may be examined
during business hours prior to hear
ing Said maps will be displayed at
hearing. and the Commiss toner's will
consider any sugge$tions or protests
SPENCER, RIMAH F. .CAMALiER.
app T.2S, 20 3Omyl o,45.6,7So1Il2
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Chief Says Shooting of Boy
Led TO Clusters Last Stand
Sioux Version
Differs From
Romantic TuIes

Those huge paintings of Gen.
George A. Clusters Last Stand
might be heroic examples of beer
parlor art, but to Sioux Chief
Dewey Ironhead Beard they are
horribly incorrect.
Chief Ironhead should know.
He claims to be 81 years old and.
through an interpreter, said he
took part in the Battle of the
Little Big Horn on June 25, 1876.
The Sioux Indians version diff
fers from the romantic tales por-
trayed in history books.
He said the whole affair in
which Custer and some 200 of
his command were killed was a
mistake from beginning to end.
Asserting he could remember
the day we'll, Chief Ironhead, a
resident of the Pine Ridge South
Dakota Reservation. said the
death of an Indian youth about
Is years old caused the Sioux to
fight.
Resting From Battle.
His tribe. he reported, was
resting from a battle eight days
before. A chief sent the youth,
one of his sons, to bring in war
pony that had strayed.
Mistaking the boy for a scout,
Chief Ironhead declared, two of
Clusters men shot the boy and
horse.
Enraged. the Sioux taunted
Custer and his troop into cross
Evening star., 1953-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES

RELIABLE BUILDER will build your
home. Any size. Complete price.
Fair and reasonable. Quality con-
sstrTSetion; expert workmanship, RE.
WITNESSES no ACCIDENT July 8.
1852: on Mt. Vernon blvd. nr. 14th
st. Bridge: four Marines injured.
pleas, cali D1. 7-5141 or King
l VIII NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself in person. HOWARD L.
SHANNON. 4S0S Chevy Chase blvd,
Bethesda 5, Md.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts CONTRACTED by any one but
myself. GEORGE e. HESS. 6SOs
Riyerdale rd.. Riverdale, Md. 8"
ATHOL WINSTON MELLOTT, Jr.
trading as Arlington Hotel Restau-
rant at 1903 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arl., Va. intends to apply to the
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board at its ofices in the Virginia
ABC Bldg, 205 N. 4th St, Rich
mond, Va. on the 18th day Of May,
1858, for license to SELF wine and
beer on and of sale at the above
location.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
Dr.. Everstine 10 Succeed
FIack as Bureau Chief
BY the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE, May 6. DR..
Carl N. Everstine, acting direc-
tor for a year, has succeeded DR..
Horace E.. Flack as head of the
Bureau of Legislative Reference.
The bureau gives technical
help-draws up bills and does
research-to the General As
sembly and the Baltimore City
Council.
DR.. Flack gave up his post last
week after serving as director
for IS years. He has been in i'll
health for many months.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
PROPOSAL

UNITED STATES SENATE. once of
the Secretary. Washington, D. C..
April 22, 1953.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this ONCE until
TWELVE O'CLOCK M, MAY 20,
1853, for furnishing stationery for
the use OF the United States Senate
for the fiscal year ending June 30.
1854 Blank forms of proposals,
showing the quantity and quality of
each article and the form of bond
to be signed by the bidder and
sureties, will be furnished on ap-
plication to this office. Proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for
stationery for the United States
Senate" and be directed to j. Mark
Trice. Secretary of the United States
Senate, Washington, D. c. Proposals
and specimens must be delivered at
this office, free of charge, before
the hour named above. j. MARK
TR1CE. Secretary. ap22,my6
Evening star., 1953-05-06
THOS. ]. OWEN 4 SON, AuctioneerS,
4S6 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale of s,Tal1,,. Valuable TWO;
FRAME DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER 1916 E
STREET. SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
corded October II. 1852 as Instru:
ment No 41.102 among the land
records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trus-
tees will sell. at public auction IN
front Of the hs,,pEreI premises, Y On II TH1KS5 Way
A.D. 1853 Al FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in the, District
of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being part OF original lot in Square
1000. being more particularly de::
scribed by metes and bounds. in said
deed of trust Now known for pur-
poses of assessment and taxation as
Lot SO2 in Square 1890
Terms: Sold subject to q prior tbullo-
ing association deed Of trust Tor ap-
proximately $5,592.05 further par,
ticulars of which will be announced
at time Of sale; the purchase r;a Sc Pie pIlSSe
A deposit of $4,000 requiem. Con-
veyancing, recording. etc, at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made as
of date Of sale. Terms to be coinpieo
within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discre-
ton of the trustees.
Z. SPENCER FITZGERALD,
sps7.so.mya.4.S SO'' -
Evening star., 1953-05-06
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son.
AuctiOneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE.
TACHEn BRICK DWELLING NO

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE-
TACHED BRICK DWELLING NO.
S47 51st STREET, NE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded
one Of the land records Of the Dis,
trict of Columbia. and at the request
of party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will offer for sale
Ry Ses public OH fIcfp MoNpAY Y THE THE q GIFT
FWo THS J z o'cLocK 10 PM . the following.
described property in the District
Of Columbia. to-Wit Lot 81 IN
51aS in the subdivision made by the
Suburban Height's Development Com
pany, as per plat recorded in Liber
ia at folio. II Of the Records OF
the Once Of tn, the ,r,S,a SurveySr SIs. for the
building restriction line as shown
on recorded plat and subject to all
covenants and agreements of record.
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior deed
q tGn tT%st nth in the appToxmats sun Of
payable S357.15 semi-annually IN
above said trust. cash A deposit
of $500 required Of purchaser at
sale. Examination OF title, con-
and notarial fees at cost of pur-
within 80 days from day of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost
of defaultine purchaser. after )
davs advertisement of such resale
IN some newspaper published in
Washington. D. c., or deposit may
be forfeited, or without torfei,inE
selves of any legal or eouita bic rights
against defaulting purchaser.
c. LANDON FAILIN,
ANGELO PUGLISI.
Trustees.
MILTON NJ. BURKE.
Attorney for Party Secured.
Denrike Building,
Evening star., 1953-05-06
MILTON NJ. BURKE.
Attorney for Party Secured.
Denrike Building.
THOS. ]. OWEN 4 son, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

Trustees Sal, Sale 81 Of Xaluabls a2Hr, TWo I've.
sEfSa sEEHfSHa9 kSo KRowN SElis IS PEEEEE PPEEEM5sEs IS
N9kNTHEAs4: N9NFEE III NINTH STREET
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1885,
Folio 262 ct sea, of the land rec
ords Of the District. Of Columbia,
eafed ena = Fe'as' ths G
tees will sell, at public auction in
1z2f' T2E 2ieaTEHSTH e 5af RES%Ei pAY 3 oE "!
oeIock 81 ie'3 PM. AT tn. T%N5THiEd9 iSioTlnR7ds
scribed land and premises, situate
in the District of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot num-
". Barknan's subdivision Of lots IN
Square numbered Nine Hundred
Forty 6a40l. as per plat recorded
in the once of the SURVEYOR for
the D;strIet Of Columbia N. n LiSfr r,Srt ~
way over the rear or East 3 feet Of
said lot by full width from the North ,
line of said lot to the. alley running
Thtrty-six G36i in said subdivision
for alley purposes, ~
Terms Sold subject to prior build
ing associatio deed of trust for
ticulars O. which win be announced
at time of sale; the purchase price
above said trust TO be paid in cash.
A deposit of S50n.00 required. Con-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
aold at the discretion Of the trustees.
HELEN D. TSIFTOLAS,
ROBERT W. KIDWELL,
My0,e,11,13,16. Trustees.