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Leon Zach.

Editors note: Mr.. Zach sits on the
National Capital Planning Commission
as representative of the Chief of Engi-
neers OF the Army. He voted with the
majority which approved the new con-
cept OF a bridge and its Virginia
approaches to Reaches Rum
Evening star., 1954-01-16
Prosperity Not Geured to War

President Eisenhower laid excellent
diplomatic groundwork for the forth
coming folir-power conference in his
reminder to the world that Amer
ica's prosperity does not and need not
depend on war or the preparation for
war"
Russia's presence at the conference
seems to stem from a genuine need for
peace in which to increase her produc-
tion of consumer goods and satisfy her
Evening star., 1954-01-16
Letters to The Star

parison with respect to the things taxes
are supposed to buy.
Should the city Of Alexandria be
taken as q criterion, proponents Of
county elimination to reduce taxes
would do well to take new look.
Overtaxed.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01
Sweden Floats
First Foreign
Loan In 80 Years

STOCKHOLM-A Swedish gov.
eminent loan of so million Swiss
francs, or approximately SO mil.
lion kronor, will be floated in
Switzerland. The loan, which will
be underwritten by Swiss bank.
ing syndicate, is to be issued al
par, will bear 1874 per cent in
terest and will run for fifteen
years. 1t will be redemmable
wholly or partially after ten years
at the borrowers option. Proceeds
will be made available directly in
free Swiss franc. which may be
converted into gold or dollars.
Aside from a Marshall Plan
credit of about $50 million, which
Sweden will start repaying in 1856.
the Swedish government has not
raised any loan abroad since 1924,
when one of $50 million, now fully
redeemed, was floated in the I'm
tied States. Ever since the First
World War Sweden has been a
capital-exporting country and on
ly fraction of one per cent of it's
public debt is held outside it's bor-
ders.
In an editorial comment, Sven
ska Dagbladet" writes that argu-
ments may be advanced both for
and oooinSf tho Cx.,;ee fro,o Low,
There is, on the one hand, a GER
tain advantage in the fact that
Sweden, after several decades,
again operates in the International
loan market. If Sweden should
have to reinforce it's foreign-ex-
change position in connection with
a possible change to currency con-
vertibility. then the country will
not come as a new borrower, but
its financial and economic condi-
tons will be known in the world
of international finance. The loan
involves, on the other hand, GER
tain risks. The millions thus made
available may be used for govern
ment expenditure which would not
otherwise have materialized, or for
the granting of credits to a third
party, and both these alternatives
could have inflationary effects.
Norway mas shown interest in a
new Swedish government loan, in
addition to the credit of SO mil
lion kronor granted last fall.
"Svenska Dagbladet" sees some
connection between the credits al
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01

A little war; has broken out
between Denmark and it's former
colony, Iceland, over 1000 med
ieval Icelandic manuscripts which
have been in Danish possession for
hundreds of years.
The controversy ,flared up re-
Gently and resulted in meetings of
the Danish Foreign Affairs Com
mittee, exchanges of notes be-
tween the Danish and Icelandic
Governments and a daily polemic
between the newspapers of the two
countries.
The Icelandic manuscripts now
are either in the Library of Copen-
hagen University or in the Royal
Danish Library.
Those in the possession of Co.
penhagen University are part of
what are known to scholars as the
Arna-Magnaean collection, consis-
ting of almost 5000 medieval
manuscripts from Denmark, Nor
way, and Iceland. The Icelandic
documents were written on vellum
in the Icelandic language between
1850 and 100.
The most significant part of the
Icelandic manuscripts consists of
the first written accounts of the
ancient Icelandic sagas. But there
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01
is Il ) !, ,t!|A!slt.4A!!!!!'W,!!!
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE

PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
An executor or administrator is
the person appointed by the court
to be the business representative
of a deceased person in winding
up his affairs, paying off the cred.
itors and distributing the remain
der of the property to the heirs
under court direction.
Upon appointment, therefor, this
representative takes over actual OF
constructive possession of all OF
the decedent's property or proper.
ty rights. He Immediately pub
fishes a notice to creditors, once a
| week for three successive weeks,
in newspaper having general cir
culation in the county, informing
the creditors of the administration
and requiring them to serve veri-
fled copies of their claims on him
and file the original with the
clerk of the court within six
months or the claim will be for
ever barred.
The representative then deals
with the claims as they are pre-
scented and either rejects or pays
them under court order. He also
carries on the deceased persons
business affairs with the view of
terminating them.
After the six-month period is
over, and all other matters are
settled and the estate is ready to
be closed, the representative files
his final report and petitions the
court for decree OF distribution.
Notice of the hearing on the petit
ton is both published and posted,
and after an interval of rs days
or more from the date of the post
ing and of the first publication in
the newspaper, the matter is
heard and the report, if correct
is approved. The court also deter
mines who the heirs are and vests
the property in them.
After payment to the heirs and
the payment of costs the court en-
tiers an order discharging the ex-
ecutor or the administrator.
This column is written to in.
form, not advise. Facts may
change the application of the law.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01
Denmark News

| - A new lU-krOnof II e mas
been issued in different size by
the Danish National Bank to re-
place the old one, because blind
persons complained they could not
distinguish between the five and
1O-kroner bills.
The Danish Government has
encouraged Competition among
architects in Scandinavia on plans
for a reconstruction and enlarge
! ment of the Rigshospital which
was built in Copenhagen in 1910.
The Scandinavian College at
the University of Bergen has slat-
ed DR.. Justis Hartnack of Den
mark to the professorship of phil
osophy.
Among American Cancer So
ciety research fellowships, accord
ing to the San Francisco Chron-
icle, were two awarded to Cali
fornians for study at the Carls-
berg Laboratories in Copenhagen,
namely, Richard Sanborn Thomas
and David Marshall Prescott, both
of Berkeley.
Denmark, Finland, Norway
and Sweden will exhibit jointly at
common stand at the Fair in
Milano.
Ernest Pisko, Foreign Affairs
Editor of the Christian Science
Monitor, flew last week to Eu-
rope via the Scandinavian Air
lines for a three months visit to
Denmark, Sweden and Norway
and other countries.
"A scandinavian Workshop in
Social Anthropology" is being ar
ranged for this summer by N. Y.
University School of Education in
cooperation with Academic Tray
ell Inc, and will spend time in
Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
The tour will be limited to 43 per-
sons and will concentrate on geo.
graphic historical anthropology,
art and handicrafts, music-folk
lore-dance, and modern life in
Scandinavia.
April of this year marked
the fifth anniversary of the sign
ing of the North Atlantic Pact by
IL nations including Denmark.
These nations We're later Joined by
Greece and Turkey.
A laboratory for precious
stones, the first in Scandinavia,
was established some time ago in
Copenhagen by the Joint Coun-
Gil of Jewellers, and the first class
of students has now graduated
and formed "Gemmologic Socie-
ty."
Director Claude Pappas of the
Lyon France Festival, is in Co
penhagen in desire to engage the
Royal Danish Ballet for the 1855
Lyon Festival.
Eight European countries, in
GLIDING Denmark, will this sum-
mer attempt to present joint tel
evision programs-the first exper-
iment in that field.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01
Iceland and Denmark
Spar Over Documents

are also legal and religious docu-
ments.
Among the manuscripts are the
saga of Nal, the saga of Eigil, and
the Orkneyinga saga They de-
scribe among, other things, the le-
gendary voyages of the Icelandic
mariners over the North Atlantic
to Greenland and parts of the
North American Continent. This
part of the collection is priceless.
In no other place in the world is
to be found such complete and
exhaustive collection of manu-
scripts dating back to the Middle
Ages. The explanation is that Ice
landic culture in the 18th and 18th
centuries was advanced, and ow-
ing to its remote situation escaped
the ravages of the great wars and
invasions which swept over Eu-
rope.
For many hundreds of years Ice
land belonged to the joint Danish
Norwegian monarchy. Danish nat
ural scientists and officials, who
were aware of the value of the
manuscripts, assiduously collected
them and brought them to Den
mark
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01

The death of Crown Princess
Martha of Norway caused general
and genuine sorrow in Sweden.
She was born in 1901, the second
daughter of the late Prince Carl
of Sweden, brother of the late
King Gustav v, and Princess Inge-
borg, the sister of the late King
Christian X of Denmark.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01

ready given or about to be granted
Norway and the Swiss franc loan,
although this credit primarily
aims at a Strengthening Of Swe-
den's foreign-exchange position.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1954-05-01

= Norway's spring herring
catch has now reached well over
1911 900 short tons.
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CUsTOnIAN-BUs DRIyER. Position
open at Trinity Lutheran School.
uN. 4-6524. s-31
DANCE TEACHERS. ballroom: inter-
viewers. juniors, supervisors. exper.
Iaecess. Tremendous opportunity
due to expansion program. Call for
interview. Df T-I933.
colored. honest, de-
pendable: fnll-time. permanent JOB:
must know this ueiehborlaoOd. Apply
in person only. LANGLEY LIQUORS.
Ia5i New Hampshire ave-. Langley
Shonning center. 10
DENTIsT-Excel oppor. for young
dentist to associate. Box 6-K. Star.
DRUG CLERK. fuii-tifne work, 1444
independence ave. Sc, -1
lRUG CLERK, in drugstore, 3 eve
nings week and Sunday: 81 hr rate
TIPToN & MYERS, 14th and Rhode
ISiand ave NV. al
DRUG CLERK. best salary in town
for fully experienced, capable man,
RESPONSIBLE position LU. I-:s40l
DRF-WALL FINlSHERS and sheet
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THos. J. 9W,SSN 9,S : 2 s soN, ~ Hsesisnss's

Trustees sale Of yaluahls UNpI:
XIDEp oNE-fouRTH NTGEs5
ssIGK ss ShFIsEs pTsEEkiNd NHsfS RfdSa ksS3wk sss3
By virtue Of : certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No e71a,
Folio 3i9 g sec. .et NE land records
,hs,. he Eeouess Of ne party -a,r.s sssgrsd
the once OF Thos, ], oven q son,
Suite sol Perpetual BuiIdins. Ill
street. NV. on TUESDAY. THE
Ep' EI5VENIEg Is5g. P4fr rWshyYis.fNHikYl 81 YsfNgihaYnl
In the District OF Columbia. and
designated as and being an undivided
one-fourth interest In and to toi
I27 In Square Io43; tosether with
ana to the frst foer left apart,
ment of the improvements situate
Terms; Sold subject 70 . prieI
sss sSsls5ss ssassis0 dssd e .1s sspi'
pPrSaimsssIs PrsSai sssSSd $50 Ssshsr spf psP
at time o. sale: the purchase price
above said trusts 70 ee paid u
cash. A deposit Of SS00.00 re-
apired. conveyaneins. recording
ete... at purchasers cost. Adult
ments mSde as Of date Of sale
thirty DAYS ethsruisa deposit for.
feited and the property may b
advertised and resold at the eiScre.
tion 81 the trustees,
z ABE WOLFE
-. HARRY 3. WOLFE.
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los. ]. OWN q SON, Aac
iii e 81. NV.

Trustees Sale of Valuable QNDl-
IN AND 10 4 sEMIDETAcHED1
PRICK pWELLING BEING KNOWN
By virtue Of 3 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. I9sO4,
Folio Ill ct seq., of the land rec
ords Of the District ef Columbia.
and at the REQUEST Of the party
secured thereby, the understand
trustees win sell. at public auction
son, Suite sol. Perpetual Buildinv.
iii II Street. NV. on TUESDAY,
THE ELEEXENTH DAY qg yANUA1Y AT AIRY
o'CtocK PM. the foiloWing de
erisssss sss Sna nstr,s sPd stasss nss
DESIGNATED as and being an undi-
vided one-fourth interest In and 70
Lot S61 In Square 401: together
with the exclusive right Of posses
sion in and TO the second floor right
apartment Of the improvements
situate on said property.
l6uiidins associsfioni deed Of tr6si
for approximately 5000 90 and &
second deed Of trust for appFoxi-
mately S2,461 50. further particu.
lars of which win be announced
At time Of sale: the purchase price
sss ssSss saa .po. suss' s. e Se reaar.a pe,d z
Conyeyancing. recording. etc. 81
purchasers cost. Adjustments made
as 81 date of sale. Terms toN b
complied with within thirty days,
otherutse asnosit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re-
sold 81 the discretion of the trus-
AnR WorRE.
HARRY B. WOLFE.
de30-ta5.10 Trustees.
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THOs. J. OWN . SON, Auetisneers.
I'LL 4 81. NV.
TEgs,sSs gale Of .,,s yslgabIs Iv THEEE; = E5:
sERS.. sERSs sSss BY sss,SS sSa

TEgs,sxs ss,s Of os,IR yslgaSIs bwTIaHe THESE
ssSsEssss sSssS sSsf s2s frofShsEE sozS
duIy Tseerded. 10 Liber Na.. I003s
oS "a. y .s 6 fss bssret Ct tas B eosns s9a ias
and Fl ths .,Is Tssue,s Of ,,t1sr.EsIt3 the part;
DAY. The SIXTH DAY OF JAN
O'Clock PM. the fellowins-de
scribed land and premises, situat,
In the District Of Columbia. aus
DESIGNATED es and being Lot 50 y
''fss Il sIoek ' is sqsolSIaiSia colSSmSia 4 a.ists, Hs
as per plat recorded IN the ono,
Of Columbia In Liber n at foIit
IL. said Block 35 nov known fo'
purposes Of assessment and taxatioi
as Square 2S4e,
Terms: Sold subject 70 o. priol
tbuilding association deed q trus
tner particulars of which will b
announced at time. Of sale: tn
purchase price above said trust v
be paid In cash. A deposit Of $500. .0s
required. Conveyaneing, recording
etc.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
nents made as Of date Of sale
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may bt
Advertised and resold at the dis.
cretion Of the trustee.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO.
Substituted Trustee
Civil Action No. 4473-54
de23.27, ,30-ja3.5
THOS. ]. OWEN q SON, AuctioneeIs 8
I'LL 81. NV.
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GAS STATION MANAGER, expeTi-
enced; good salary and commission
bonus. disqualification, paid vacation
Apply In person mornings, HOMES
OIL CO, .6225 Blair I'd. NV. al
HALLMAN-PORTER Dependable
man for permanent job in large
air-conditioned apartment build
ing; 6-day wk.; hrs, 7:30 am. to
6:15 pm. Must be reliable, strictly
sober, good physical condition and
good record. Call MR.. ROBINSON.
EN-. 2-Ss06 between 2 and . N,
HARDWARE CLERK, experienced.
preferably over 35. with some ex-
perience in seeds and shrubbery
Apply JAMES ]. RUPERT, 1921
HaRDWARE AZ "; siS SALESMAN. experienced @
5-day wk., hospit., paid vacation,
holidays. See Larry Maloney OF
Bob Thompson, MALONEYS, INC,
Sl96 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, 4
JANIT0R, reliable and dependable;
must have good refs; excel. sal: for
small bldg. See MR.. KAHN at 110e
JANiTOR-DELIvERY MAN, colored
single man preferred, quarters fur
nished. Amply 150 Washington hou-
levard. Laurel, Md. Parkway 5-15n0
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AUCTION sALis
THos. ]. OWEN q SOY, Apetissesrs
Hi y 81. NV,

rustees Sale q Valuable TWO,
gNHM4 Esry \ As pREansEs 4s4 =
b virtue of Deed Of Trust secordee
the Land Recerds II the District 8
Golnmsia: We shah 81 q tront 2!
N aHIRRY1pIksr RRIYsTplIhsss 'bAg Ue f6scIEiNSE.
ssIhFsFirrAAIRa shsi ARa d5sesfsockr 5sss pMa MTHRIE6i ~
numbered Ninety-sevsn i97, Il
ssnaIs %1lan na5sas mnFsss fSqissi''iaian FIVE andrs
Thirteen f513f. as per plat recorded
IN Ltber IS ct Fclie ~ IN the oflics
Of the surveyor fer the l,lstriet si
fspms Il z sale, An cash. Deposit d
$4,000 reauired ct time Of sale
Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within thirty days from date Of sale.
otherwiss The trustees reserve The
rist and eest cost. Of u the dsfsusitins put. IL.
chaser. after ave days advertise
ment Of such resale II come news
pa2er published IN the District oi
feitsJ. Or Without forfeisins deposit
trustees may ayail ihspselvss q
defaultina purchaser. Yurther par.
tienlars 1t time Of sale. Adjust
r1ent .of Real Estate taxee 70 date
Of sale. AL conseyspcins, record
ine and revenue stamps. ETC.. Il
sAMuEI scRIyENER. ys.
ce::l 20 .2s.a9 Trustees.
AnANT a UEaTT1r m Z cSS1S -
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RIOS. J. OWN 3 SON. Aaetioneers
iii st. NV.

Trustees' sale OF Valuable THREE
KNOWN as PREMISES NUMBER
1140 SIXTH STREET. NoRTHWEsT
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9e07,
of 0ilS he Disfriss r aof z 0coumSia. s s and at
the ssqusst Of the 1..Da party sesursd red
ssll. o. public aystjeH. IL :, fTens e tut 1i
T%lgNEfYNiSFR fRs gEffYYi;NeiiS pR ps9S6sSpbbc 81 bbcEM EHE
sBERS sBERS cA,p. cA,p. I9s4, At o,N,EI,TlHiRJTy ,N,I.1Tl5J.l
seribed land and premises, situate In
the District Of Columbia. and desig-
mated As and being parts s q ,,s iCts sasrtS e
et al, subdivision of lots IN SQUARE
shown ass private alley. as per plat
recorded IN, the once Of the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber IL ut folio 80. Nov known
tH5 ton pSpiIst as Lot $50 'insisS IN SQUARE az 44s.
Terms: Sold subject. to q prior tbuild-
ing associationl deed of trust for
approximately SIS, 1850 and prior
second deed Of trust for approxi-
mately SIZES "a further particulars
% c gssh sss IKE S psrsSass Ss see "
said trusts to be paid In cash. A
deposit Of $4,000 cash or certified
check required. Conveyancing. re-
eording, etc, at purchasers cost. Ad-
Terms 10 Be complied with within
thirty days, Otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resold ct the discretion
TAILEY r. HOLMES.
HENRY Q. PENN,
deli, 90, ,9a,94.2S Trustees.
Due to the fnclement weather the
above sale has been postnoned Until
FRIDAY THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY
OF DECEMBER AID. 1854 at tht
BY ORDER or THE TRUSTEES.
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LEGAL NOTICES

J. EoNIAINE HALL. Attorney;
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court. ~ No. e5,0f6, Ad-
ministration. This Is TO qiys
NSe Nss g. ass e. uneS tni sssss Ensa
Court for the District Of Columbia
granted letters testamentary On the
estate Of Maud q, Gruzard. de.
ceased, has, with the approval Of
the United States District. Court
for the District Of Columbia, holding
s p9ese 9eS ss SSuf y 1885, q
iO:Oo O'clock an, Is the time. and
said Court room as the place. for
making payment and distribution
from said estate. under the Courts
direction and control, when and
where an creditors and persons en-
titled to distributiys shares Or E Y.
thereof. are notified to attend. ir
person or By agent or attorney duly
authorised, with their claims agatnsi
the estate properly vouehed. Given
under its hand this 2Sth day oi
December, 1854. NATIONAL saw
MOS AND TRUST coMpANY; Hy;
sEuGk assssi NV MEERir pr.;idsIMt MAaa6ss sdss
Deputy Register Of wiiis ioI ~
Probate Court. ds30-ja6, Is
RICHARD v. WALDRQN, AttsrHeyl
eco 2 Street. NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for The District q Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate .CoUEt. Estate 81
ss.sos. Administra.ies DeeEss isi
---Appitcation having been nnaas
herein fer probate q the last VII
and testament Of said deceased, and
ioI letters sss..msns en sais
ordered this Goth day 81 December
AID. 1854 that Clara HeaseT.. AZ.
thur Gasch, nen-teainents and ~
others eenesrnee. eRpear y sai1
February. An. 1885. ct l0.0t
sucR aeeiIcstisn sksuId not );
efanted. Let notiee hereof be pub.
porter and s1he xSenin9 Star.
Snce p sseA q thxss saeeessiys
mentlo1sd. the 1rst publication q
Be not less than thirty days heforl
said return GAY witness, the Hon.
ornhle BOLITHA ]. LAWS, Chic
JudRs Of said Court this s0th eas
"a Deeenher, A.B. 1854. tGeall AZ
tesf. MELVIN j. MAKoUE8. DEBUT,
HeEister ef fWills Tor The UiEtrict q
Ceinuhia, EltEk - The rrsbats Court
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DRY WALL,

Experienced finishers: steady work.
MAN Co. NO. 7-5a5a. II
ELECTRICIANS AND APPRENTICES,
experienced, sober, reliable, for work
at st. Elizabeths Hospital. Apply
KENNEDY ELECTRIC CO.. 1890 :,rd
EIRcTRiCIAN--Jobbins and install
lation work; car furnished; must
have d. C. card DOWD'S ELEC-
TRIO CO. 44lS Conn. ave. NV.
ELECTRICIAN, iourneyman. d. G.
license. drivers permit; exper. In
old work; steady job. AID. 4-o397
ELECTRICIANS AND APPRENTICES.
Must have d. c. journeyman and
apprentice cards. Cali La. 6-1SSo.
ELECTRICIAN, must have journey
mans license, experienced IN new
and old work. steady employment.
MARKS ELECTRIC SERVICE. AD.
EIEcTRiCIAN With D, c. journey. %
mans license, experienced in old
house wiring and repairs. DAU-
BERS. aao0 18th ST. NV. -4
FURNITURE MOVERS. wrappers and
helpers: sober, honest, willing work
ers: exper. helpful but viii be
trained. No phone calls. NEWLON6
TRANSFER. 1851 N. Wash. blvd.
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THos. ]. OWEN . SON. Aaetisn sei
I'LL Z 81. NV.
Trustees Sale Of Vaiuable DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER 1910
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMRER 1910
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST.
sy virtue Of certain aess Of 0sss sssst
Polio sss e seq; ; Of the n,,n lsnd re- zee
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell. ct public sgstien
b bAg font rHE II as giRTH g1sRiis Say 90 IHgEss
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now taxed Is Lot $50 in Square 512.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior tbuild-
ing associationl deed Of trust for
approximately S2,950.0e further
particulars Of which viii be an-
nounced at time OF sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to 66dt 6t
REQUIRED. Conveyancins. recording'
risniits made as Of date Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within
80 days. otherwise deposit Forfeited
and resold at the discretion OF the
JOSEPH N. MCNAMARA.
deas.sas, saakelh ,soe las'S 8 WEED trustees.
THOs. ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
I'LL 2 81. NV,