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Evening star., 1955-11-12
Quiz opens Monday
In Crosh Killing IS

DENVER, Nov. ~ (A) "A pub
|lic hearing on the October 8
crash of d United Air Lines plane
la which Al SIS persons aboard
were killed viii start here Mon
day.
The Civil Aeronautics Board
announced today that Van n.
|O,Erien. assistant chief Of hear
ling and reports division IN It's
Bureau Of Safety Investigation,
win preside.
The hearing was delayed BY
u CAB Investigation Of 3 second
IUAIs crash November / in which
IA persons perished near Long
mont, Colo.
The October 6 tragedy. worst
lin commercial air line history.
occurred on Medicine Bow Peak
la Southern Wy0ining.
Board Of inquiry members win
Include Col. Joseph 7. Adams oi
IWashinetcn. p. C.. CAB vice
chairman: w. X. Andrews Of
washington. director 0f the CAB
Bureau Of safety Investigation:
James M. Peyton Of washington.
chief or the Investigation aivi-
sion, and Frank k. McFElveen,
Iinvestieatof In charge Of the
CABS Bureau Of Safety Inyesti-
cation ONCE st Seattle.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

The house stan of District
General Hospital was urged To
Impress on patients requiring
blood tfansfusions that they
must secure blood donations
from relatives and friends, d.
Joseph r. Fazekas. medical chief
Of stad. said today.
Or. Fazekas made it clear this
Is not d new policy. but . re-
statement Of an old one. He
said the orders went out In an
effort to spur the house stan to
be more industrious In this di-
recti0n. He explained the stan
had grown lax
Inmates Of the nearby District
jail have given so pints Of blood
regularly. Or. Fazekas said. He
declared the jail people are well
organized, have o special COM
mtttee to supervise blood trans-
fusions and are generous IN this
work.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Neiqhbors Join to Mask
Eyesore Wall With Paint

avenue. and c. B. Collins. 4ss
New Jersey.
1T has been the opinion Of
many In the neighborhood that
It would materially benefit the
whole neighborhood. = they sug-
|gested, III the north wall Of the
residence at 4l3 New Jersey ay-
enue were painted"
see for Paint
The Job win take about 5000
worth Of paint alone. One Of the
neighbors Is q painting contrac-
tor. He has volunteered to get
the job done at cost. Property
holders are being asked to kick
in $40 each. With $50 already in
hand. and more promised. the
campaigners say they are con-
fident the drive win succeed.
Donors are asked to vote on
3 three-person committee that
win oversee the face-lifting. Con-
tributors also have q voice In
selecting the paints color.
Oddly enough. only one Of
those whose answer Is already
in has suggested & color. And Il
was no vote for chartreuse,
shocking uiYik white black ar
Evening star., 1955-11-12
T ruffic Accidents
l5eo in Week

The number Of trafIic accidents
for the week Of october 80. In
creased BY Is per cent over
figures for the previous week, In
Ispector John j. Agnew. deputy
chief In charge Of trafiic, an
nounced yesterday.
The most 'accident-prone'
street during the week was
Pennsylvania avenue. from
|Twenty-sixth street NV. tc
Fortieth street Sc, according
TO figures Of the Accident In
|yestigation Unit. Eighteen ac-
|cidents occurred along this route,
A total Of 4o4 accidents was
reported during the week. No
trafiic deaths occurred.
However. the number Of txafIic
deaths for the first. 10 months
|of the year stood at 57. COM
pared to A at the same time last
year.
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A neighborhood In Southeast
Washington has started its own
redeveiopment program, chip
ping In TO paint away an eyesore,
The scabrous offense in ques-
tion is the north wall on the
building at 4iS New Jersey ave-
nue. Sc. just q downhill stumble
from the Capitol.
Barnacled with scaly patches
of plaster, the wall peers down
into the mouth Of the tunnel
where trains enter and leave the
Union stations underground
tracks.
Beyond Owners Means
The house Is the first structure
on New Jersey south Of D street
Sc. Its disfigured wall Is . blot
on the block. And the neighbors
say the owner Just doesn't have
the money for cosmetics to CAM
outage the scars left when its
cheek-to-cheek house was re-
moved to make way for the tun-
mel.
This week q committee Of
neighbors mailed circular TO
some rs area property
The circular was signed by Vic
tor M. Brennan. 40 New Jersey
Evening star., 1955-11-12

The future impact Of FUZZY
language In last years historic
supreme Court opinion uphold
ing Washington's Southwest re-
program was qnes-
toned yesterday by q Harvard
Law School professor.
Prof. Charles NJ. Haar said he
agrees with the courts findings,
wiping away attacks on the con-
stitutionality Of the program TO
clear and rebuild vast areas Of
the city.
But he said Justice Douglas
seemed to be trying to write for
the generations and that the
Justices written opinion e.dealt
abruptly with many basic ques-
Itions involved in the complex
case.
Speaks at Conferences
Mr.. Haar was q speaker ct q
tWo-day conference on Housing
and Urban Renewal at the
George washington University
Law school. sponsored by. the
school and committees ot the
American Law Institute and the
American Bar Association,
Mr.. Haar said court decisions
throughout American history
have gone through cycles Of ex-
treme caution and extreme liber-
ality on the basic question Of
taking private property for pub
lic use--the main challenge In
the washington redevelopment
case.
In many past cases involving
this question. he said. the
Supreme Court shas opened the
door wide and then begun to onar-
row 1t as troublesome cases are
brought in.
In the Washington case, giving
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chicoeosIoyer
Is Condemned

CHICAGO, Nov. IL Rl The
bizarre five-day trial Of Richard
Carpenter n the Staying OF a
policeman was ended last night
by q quick verdict condemningI
him to death in the electric
chair.
!, In an hour and is minutes Of
|deliberation. d jury Of eight men
and four women found the 26-I
year-old eunman guilty Of muir
'dering Detective william j.
Murphy as the oficer tried to-
arrest him for robbery August i5.I
After killing Mr.. Murphy, "a.
the gger-happy Carpenter shot
and wounded another policeman
and held q terrorized family cap-|
tive for 70 hours during one Of
Chicago's biggest manhunts.
He also is charged with MUIR
|dering q radio disc jockey last
year.
Carpenter, who marked his
trial by staging q hunger strike
screaming, rolling on the court
room floor and fighting his
guards. heard the verdict quietly
and without emotion.
But he returned to his old
type behavior while he was being
led from the courtroom. Despite
leg-irons and handouts, he|
kicked and scutiied with bailiffs|
until they overpowered him and
took him away to his cell.
The gilnrnan refused to talk
with newsmen after the trial.
Mr.. Murphy's widow said she
felt ''justifieds over the verdict.
One Of the slain detectives
partners, John Bosquette, said. 4
I'm be glad when he hits the
seat (of the electric chair. I'll
should make another fellow
think before he tries to take 81
IpOliceman's life y
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Low Professor Attacks
Fuzzy Opinion on S.W.

public agencies broad powers to-
seize land for rebuilding accord
ing to q specific plan. the pro-l
lessor said the court has opened
the door widely for planners TO
experiment" with the new re-
development concept.
New Tests Suspected
But he implied that new court
tests can be expected and warned
that courts must be given "ra-
|tional reasons" for actions tax
len when the programs are chal-
Ilenged.
Discussing what he called the
"fuzzed up language Of Mr..
Douglas opinion. Mr.. Haar con-
ceded that his comments might
be .'only the lament Of . pro-
fessor who's sorry To see the
|niceties Of language go by the
io0ard.s
He said Judge E, Barrett
Prettyman Of the q. S. Court Of
Appeals for the District Of CO.
#lumbia, In an earlier ruling on
the case that went to the Su-
lprenne Court. wrote an ''un-
happy opinion. hut ne said 1t
was the only one he had seen
that made Fan honest attempt"
to deal fully with many basic
points in the redevelopment
field.
In another talk. the legal re-
quirements Of redeyelopment'
programs were discussed BY
Joseph Guandolo. associate gem.
Ieral counsel Of the Housing and
Home Finance Agency.
In talks today, details Of the
Districts redeyelopment, housing
code enforcement and other
urban renewal programs were
to be discussed.
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Hope Wants to Film
~ Show in Moscow

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. II IT,
Comedian Bob Hope wants TO 60
to Moscow and film 4 television
show.
Mr.. Hope said yesterday he
win apply to the Russian einbas-
sy Monday for q visa. He added
that the q. IS. State Department
has cleared him for the trip.
Mr.. Hope, who films ct least
one Of his shows abroad each
year. withheld further details Of
the proposed trip pending . Rus
sian decision on the visa.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Vote Turnout
Of Arlington
Negroes Cited

Eighty per cent Of registered
Negro voters In Arlington went
TO the polls last Tuesday and
helped defeat Arlington Inde-
pendent Movement candidates
backed by the Defenders. e. b,
Henderson said yesterday.
Mr.. Henderson Is president Of
the Virginia State Conference Of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People.
he spoke before the 28th annual
session Of the Congress Of Colored
Parents and Teachers at Parker
Gray High School in Alexandra.
The 7l-year- -old educator, q
resident Of Falls Church and long
associated with the Districts
school system. praised the part
played by Negro voters in rejec-
|tion Of candidates indorsed By
the Defenders 0f state Eover-
Ieingty and Individual Liberty. q
|pro-segregation group. AIMS
School Board candidates had
Defender backing.
IF this would happen all over
the State, he added. there
would be no Gov. Stanleys." The
|NAACP leader said he thought
the election Of three Republican
members to the Fairfax Board
|of County Supervisors would re-
suit in the appointment Of q
more sympathetic school board.
Mr.. Henderson told several
hundred Negro b arents and
teachers attending the congress
that governors and politicians
on al levels. with q few notable
exceptions. care not II American
civilization falls II 1t must be
saved at the cost Of learning to
live on q Christian and demo-
cratic basis with colored people. 7
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Bcndits Get $25O. 900
III Uncoshuble Checks

PASADENA. Calf. NOV. II
ItE TWO gunmen intercepted
q loan company messenger en-
route to q bank and escaped
with q quarter -of-a-million dol
lars in checks. But they cant
cash them.
James Farrell Of the Pasadena
Savings and Loan Co. said he
was carrying nd cash yesterday.
and all the checks were marked
.for deposit only. =
Evening star., 1955-11-12

liam J. corrigan. sheppard's
chief defense attorney in Cleve-
land.
Mr.. Lyman said he had Moth
ing further to do with the case
until questioned yesterday about
the story.
Came From Boat
The attorney said the inform
ant told him the letter said the
alleged murderer was q camper
In the Lake Erie area who came
ashore the night Of the murder
from a cabin cruiser on the lake.
The man. according to the letter,
left the boat early In the morn
ing and returned about daybreak
spattered with blood.
The next day, Mr.. Lyman was
told. the man informed his COM
|panions he had been in . fight
I'm a house and had given q man
and q woman q severe beating.
The alleged murderer was said
to have bnshy hair.
This tale matched roughly the
testimony given at the Sheppard
trial, even to the extent Of the
hair. since Sheppard. in main
tanning his innocence. had IN
sisted the murderer had bushy
hair. With this in mind, Mr..
Lyman said. he forwarded the
information as requested.
Now. however, he says he
thinks the man obtained the
requested favor from the Shep-
|pards. and then sold the story,
IN Cleveland, Mr. Corrigan
said investigation was continuing
In the case. He said he did not
know what the favor was. Mr..
4 .yz.aan said It was mt money.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

camper Of the murder.
In Columbus. Attorney Web
ster s. Lyman. jr., said the pub
lished account jibed with the
facts as given to him by the in
formant q month and q half ago,
but that he now believes the en-
tire version to be a farce. Mr..
Lyman was not involved in the
Sheppard trial.
Husband Serving Life
DR.. Samuel Sheppard. 81, hus-
band OF the murdered woman,
was convicted last December of
the July 4. 1854. murder Of his
wife Marilyn in their Bay VIII
lage home. near Cleveland on the
shores Of Lake Erie. He is sery-
ing q life term In the Ohio peni-
tentiary.
Mr.. Lyman said last night he
believes the man who informed
him Of the letters contents. sold
it to the newspaper.
He said o disclosure TO the
press would certainly hamper
any investigation. and that
therefore none Of the people in
terested in Sheppard's defense
would have released the story.
Content Sounded .Real"
Briefly, here is Mr.. Lyman's
story Of the letter:
An unidentified man-not an
Ohioan called him and said he
had the contents of q letter to
oifer to the Sheppard family in
exchange for q favor"
Mr.. Lyman did not see the let
ter, but was told verbally Of its
contents. He said they sounded
s'real" at the time. and he for-
warded the information to VIII
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DAM 4. WksCHLEH 2 .
TRgsT5SEEED IMPaoSED sEAE sAaE EaFATE 81 THSsoSMkS kNoMS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN
AS NO. 443-443M TENNESSEE
AVENUE NORTHEAST. DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA.
BY virtue Of certain Deed Of Trust
REGARDED IN Liner St16 Eono
triet Of ColNmbia, and ct the re
quest of. the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell
BY public auction In front OF the
respective premises On TUESDAY,
THE TWENTY-SEl\1ND DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1885. At 9 O'CLOCK
estate situate in tie District Of
Columbia to wit: Lot numbered
Sixty-two (6s) In George s. Coo
per's subdivision Of part Of Square
numbered Ten Hundred and Fifty.
three l053l. as per plat recorded
AZ the once of me surveyor kor
Of way over the rear 8 feet thereof.
tWo-story brick FIAT containing two
apartments, each Of which consists
Of four rooms. one bath and .
), sspsrste hotswAser % beating plant ss !
4 prior Deed Of Trust for spproxi-
mascsv S3.762.32, further partieu-
lars = which viii be announced At
time Of sale. the purchase price
above said trust TO be paid in cash.
A deposit OF Five Hundred tS500l
Dollars required Of purchaser az
time Of sale. Examination Of title,
conveyancing. recording. revenue
stamps and Notarial fees 1T the
cost Of purchaser, Taxes, water
bill and sewer service CHARGES to be
adjusted as OF the date Of settle
ment Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty l30l days
from date Of sale, otherwise Trust
ees reserve the fight to resell said
real estate In default at risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser after
fve t5l days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published
IN Washington, d. c.. or deposits
may be forfeited or without for
feiting deposit. Trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or eault-
able right against defaultins pur-
LEO A. wALsHE.
BART. J. WALSHE.
ao12.1b.17.1e.21 Trustees
(continued on Next Pase.l
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Sheppard Case Expose
AssoiIed as ForcicoI

COLUMBUS. Ohio Nov. II t1sA Columbus attorney mid
die between unidentified informant the Sheppard
family has labeled faral letter purporng to the
actual killer" in the Sheppard murder case.
The letter to light York yesterday when the
Daily News published letter fellow
Evening star., 1955-11-12
fHOs. I. OWEN a SON, Aactll
Ill = 50. N.W.

Trustees' sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY AMI, HASE1M4TyNT HyAsSs5E1M4T De-
SEk $is oNEiDA STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 10046,
Folio eIB ct SEQ, Of the land rec
oras s II shs ,,r.s DlssTlss II # % Sclu%S.,s gI1,s
ssscaars sna Rs SsSussi Ss = sss Rnsa
trustees will SELL. At public auction
THURSDAY, TIE asVENTEENTH
DAY OF .NQyEM.IsER. A:p. 1858,
AT TsM,os.L:HIRTY 9CloCK PM
prsmisss as stusss q kSs pssriss n1 81
Columbia, and desiKnated az npd
being Lot Al IN Square 373a IN the
Washington Land and. Mortgage
Company subdivision of achiIlum
Caste cassis MaISrs ~. A. per l plst s,,s re-
Ssgor Ssscsd for r tie es pIsRris. fs 81 & Columbia
III Liber 40 IL. folio 2.
TermS sold subject to prior
lbuilding assoclet etionl deed Ci trust
for approximately 80, $50. .87 further
particulars pf which viii be aii-
nsss Ores g S SoT. q sad ssls tru1 sRs g
paid IN cash. deposit of $500
required. conveyancine,. reeordinE,
etc. At purchasers cost. Adjuet-
ments made As Of date Of sale,
Terms 10 BE-. complied with within
30 days, Otherwise deposit for
ssIssa sdssstsS sa ana Ses rsssis RsSEfrs x ne ds
cretion OF the trlistees.
!. !. TEzfpI,AE..
noyB-s:i.-it-1e
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Tlf0s. j. OWEN q son. AaetlonesFs,
Hi 3 81. NM,

TruStees' Sale Of Valuable THHER-
STORY DETACHED BRICK AND
KSny KRAM5 p pEEh pgIsIlass L5NG ,,,ls!sSe RING
a4s ELEVENTH STREET. SOUTH
b virtue Of ; certain dsed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 9249,
Folio 47B ct sea, Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request q ne party se.
trustees wtll sell. at public auction.
Y, n.y tFcnE x q ths prsISlsss; v & e gg5svS ,f
or NOVEMBER. A.D. 1855. AT
TWO O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises, situ-
ate In the District Of Columbia,
and DESIGNATED IS and being Lot
IN Square p71 in the subdivision
made BY Thomas YounE. Is per
plat recorded IN Liber n. W. 1t
folio AB OF the Records Of the
Once Of the surveyor for the Dis
tfiet or Columbia.
TERMS or SALE. ALL CASH. A
derosit Of $500 90 will be re-
Guired at time OF sale. Adjust.
Inents made As Of date Of sale.
AL conyeyancings recording, rev.
enue stamps, etc, at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be COM
piled with within thirty days from
day Of sale. othervtse the trustees
reserve tne right g resell ihs prep
ins purchaser. aftsT @ Ave IN aavs.
advertisement 81 such resale n
soma newspaper published III WASH
RnaRRT = 4MKFna
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THos. ]. OWEN Z SON. XaeIisnesF1,
iii e st. NV.

Trustees Sale of Valuable TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER 425
TENTH 6TREET. NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of q eertain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 1O101,
Folao 201 ct seq, Of the land rec
ord Of the District OF Columbia, and
at the request Of the party secured
VIII sell. at public auction in front
THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY or
NOVEMBER, AID, 1855, AT ONE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and prem
iaes. situate IN the District Of CO.
lumbia, and desianated as and being
Lot 81 IN Henry =. and Josephine
Davis subdivision Of lots In Square
g62. aS per plat recorded in Eiber
] q at folio-4Bl in TIE Once OF the
surveyor for the District Of colum-
Terms: Sold subject TO : prior deed
q trust for Apprcximateiy $s,-
52S, II. further particulars Of which
WI be announced at time Of sale;
TO be paid In cash. A deposit Of
&b00.nN REQUIRED. ConyeyancinR,
recording. etc. at purchasers cost
Adjustments made Is Of date Of
sale. Terms 10 be complied with
within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
eretton Of the trustees.
WILLIAM D. PAYNE,
EDWARD SHAPIRO.
nolz.l4. I6.ls,22 Trustees.
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THOS. .. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers.
I'LL q st. NV.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY ROW BRICK DWELLING
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NIfMRER 9a2 TENTH STREET.

Trustees sale q Valuable TWO
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NUMBER 232 TENTH STREET,
BY virtue 81 certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, I, Liber 94iI. Eoiio
the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction in front
TwENTY-sEcoND DAY or NO.
y6kTT y6NFFE ock6cK AZ ieSS eS AZ AZ ,oiioH- 2sE-
ing-described land and premises.
situate in the District Of coiumbia.
and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
S3 In Jameson's subdivision o.
Original Lot l TO q and 1S TO 20,
inclusive in SQUARE 9b9, IS per plat
recorded In the once Of the sur
in Liber 70 1t foiio BE. subject ta
covenants Of record.
Terms: Sold subject to prior
building associattonl deed of trust
for approximately S5.S55.1o fur
ther particulars Of which win be
announced at time Of sale the
Be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$500.00 required, Conveyaneing.
recording, etc, at purchasers cost,
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
the discretion of the trustees.
HERMAN MILLER,
HERBERT NJ. HOLTz,
nol0tf2. 1B,1S,2f TRUSTEES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER . son.
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ADAM 4. WEsCHIER q SON
Auetieneefs---Appfatsefs
TRUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE
E6IcK 6 50 sAPAETMENT u. BUILDING.

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE
T7REE-ETOFfY AND BAsEMENT
BRICK APAkTMENT BUfLDTNo,
NO. 1888 11th STREET NV.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded
In Liber No. 1OIi0, Folio i01, ct
seq. one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the
request OF party. secured thereby,
tne undersiened trustees win oner
i9r n9 sale y public ysSIT AnstiSp y fEpns f
TwfNTY-sEcoNp TIwNssTN.ssiS DAY 3A of No. 10
VENEER. 1885. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following -described prop
to-wif. Lot 35 in Brainard III.
warmers subdivision .of lots iQ
Square 339. Is per plat recorded
tn Liber W.B.M., ct Folio gil. In
: the Once OF the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia. TERMS OF
SALE: Cash. A deposit Of. S500.0Q
sas q eaEa asSnacn rsS1i5sa 81 81 Re ssnyes e.
and nsotafia fees At cost cost 81 'i- pur-
chaser. Terms 10 be COMPLIED with
within thirty days from day of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and
cost OF defauiting purchaser, after
i've days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published
In Wsshineton. DC, or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may aYan Them
sslyss a a.,r.y g any sgsl o. srl5.see
RAYMOND j. VrERBUckEN. Ep-
MUND NJ, EAfAaERiCH. and JOHN
II STADTLER Trustees.
uOJ1s IL l61S2l Gs
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AUCTION SAILS
THos. ) OWEN Z SOW, Aussieneers,

THos. J OWEN q son. Auetiensers,
STORY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
As fRkMIgEe NUMBER 3ll6
ADAMS MILL ROAD NORTH.
By Virtue Of 4 certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. IN LibeT NO.
land records Of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, the
public suction in front 81 the
SEVENTEENTH DAY or NoyEM-
9EEHRr1 4EE 4 2; p5;;,cIloSeSS lSS al p1MT IIaRE5I ISs soI-
lowing-described land and pre-.
coiumbis. ciSsn;b uaSe ana a deslsnatsd s ss s. and d
being Lot l07 In dTuverss sub
division Of lots In Block "a,
'Ingleside. as per plat recorded
In the Once OF the surveyor Tor
the District Of Columbia in Liber
rs ct folio 142. Now known for
tion as Lot i70 In Square 260z.
Subject 70 covenants Of record.
TerTnt: Sold subject TO prior
lbuilding association deed Of trust
for approximately $9.744.46. fur
announced at time Of SALE the
purchase price above said trust TO
be paid In cash, 4 deposit Of
recording etc, ct purchasers cost:
Adjustments made es Of date Of
tale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
poxit forfeited and the property
may De advertised and Tesold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
vzEPncdI. vAEEx Il. y HoREi RREEfiRoNr.