Evening star., 1954-05-27
E1OW AND bERN0 Elm.
CHARLES MITCHELL,

PLATEDWARE
CLOCKS-PENS
LIGHTERS-BANDS
NOVELTY ITEMS, ETC.
FURNITURE
Air -Conditioners-Freezer.
Observation-Disclosures
Lamps Z
Floor Coverings-Pictures
Bedding-Elec Appliances
Luggage-Linen-Curtains
Ladies', Mems, Children's
SuitS-Coats-Dresses
TrouserS-FurnishingS
Shoes-Skirts-HatS
Also
Modern Fluorescent
Illuminated
Fixtures
ManikinS-Stands
Paper Stock
jewelers. Bench and Tools
Off1ce-Furniture
TypeWriterS-Steel Files
Pitney-Bowes IRA"
Postal Machine
Also
international ext" Bus
Converted to Mobile Sales
BY virtue of an order Of the
United States District Court
for the District of Columbia,
holding BANKRUPTCY Court
Re: Universal Associates. Inc,
TIA Universal City, BANKRUPT
No. 20-54, the undersigned
Trustee will sell
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at 707 4 TI3 7TH ST. NV.
and 905 E ST. NV.
WEDNESDAY
June 9, 1854
Commencing 10 o'clock AM.
ED.S;T. within premises 707
necessary daily at location to
be announced at the same hour
Until all is sold.
JEWELRY-DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Two hundred eighty-six dia-
mond rings, 263 Bulova, Ben
rus, Gruen. Longines, LeCoul-
tire, Elgin. Wittnauer and other
watches; Speidel, Kreisler.
Flpx-Let and other bands.
bracelets, earrings: Shaeffer,
Parker and EverSharp pen &
pencil sets; necklaces. chains,
pins. stone; Masonic and band
rings, Gun links, tie bars, COM
Clocks. lighters, cameras. silver
and plated nat and hollow
ware. electric raZors. luggage,
pocket leather goods, etc.
CLOTHING-FURNISHINGS
Four hundred thirty -one
mems suits. AZ coats, 4S2 pr.
trousers, l. .469 sports and dress
shirts, 65 boys suits, 601 pair
mems and boys shoes; 56S
dresses. los ladies' and misses.
suits; leather Jackets. robes.
belts, play and sun suits.
shorts. blouses, slacks, mems
hats. neckware. hosiery. sweat
erS. gowns. housecoats, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FLOOR COVERINGS
BEDDING-LINEN
IEC. APPLIANCES, ETC.
Bedroom. dining. dinette,
sofa bed and living room
groups; twin and double beds,
mattresses. box and spiral
springs, rockers. sectional
sofas. tables; chairs, lamps
Beds. sofa. Roll1A-Way and
chests Of drawers. wardrobes,
smokers. hichairs. kitchen cab
inets, baby carriages. etc.
Admiral and Coolerator re-
frigerators. Admiral (upright)
and Bendix freezers, electric
and gas ranges, Admiral and
Feeders air conditioners; de-
humidifierS, bicycles. auto tires
and tubes, radios. Rotisseries.
blenders. irons. mixers, perco-
1atorS, deep fryers. coffee max
ers, Farberware. ToaStmaSters.
bed linen. blankets, Cannon
ensembles. curtains. draperies.
"O'Si rfSTujREs-oFF1cEs ESF1j Sss;
Fluorescent illuminated wall
and floor display cases: For
HnlInfaP-
jewelers. bench and lathe,
water coolers, fire extinguish-
ers, shelving. Carrier 3-ton air
conditioner. elec. sewing and
marking machines, manikins,
coat forms. display stands,
Cathode lighting fixtures, ONCE
supplies. stationery, etc.
Modern office desks, chairs
and sofa, Remington Rand and
Royal tvpewriterS, Remington
Rand 10-kev elec. adding ma
chine. check-writer. etc.
METHODS OF SALE
trade, fixtures, once furniture,
machines. fi1ing devices and
supplies etc, contained in the
three locations, also Interna-
tional Mobile Sales Unit will
be offered in the entirety and
highest bid therefor recorded.
No. 2. Household furniture
and furnishings, floor cover
ings. lamps. mirrors. pictures,
bedding, linen. draperieS. cur
tains. electrical appliances, ra-
dios. automobile tires and
tubes. utensils. china, glass.
ornaments. bicycles, toys, cut
iery etc. will be ofieFed d n n the
No. 3. Jewelry, diamonds,
watches, bands. silver. plated
ware. clocks. luggage. cameras.
shavers, lighters. pens, pencils:
leather goods, clippers etc. will
be offered in the entirety and
highest bid therefor recorded.
No. 4. Clothing. furnishings
and shoes will be offered in the
entirety and highest bid there
for recorded.
ment. ONCE furniture and ma
ETC.. will be offered in the en-
tirety and highest bid therefor
No. 8. International Model
K-7 Bus (Converted to Mobile
Sales Unitl VIII be offered and
highest bid therefor recorded.
Highest bids In each In
stance win be submitted to the
Trustee for ratification. II any
bids are rejected. the property
will b0 sold Immediately in de.
tail, numerically Is identified.
DEPOSITS AND PAYMENTS
A deposit Of 26 per cent Of
the purchase price payable In
cash or certified check drawn
to the order Of the auctioneerS
will be required from respec-
tive bidders. at the time high
est offers are recorded. Bal
anceS are payable in q similar
manner not later than 12
O'Clock noon day following the
sale. -
REMOVAL
Removal required not later
than June Is. 1854 If sales are
conSummated under Methods
No. / to inclusive: within As
hours II sale is conducted in .
detail manner.
INSPECTION JUNE 8. 9 TO S
Previous inspection by appoint-
ment with the AuctioneerS
HARRY SANDMAN, Colorado
Building. Trustee.
JOHN w. MAHER Barr
building. Attorney.
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